Tag: LMFM Radio
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Late Lunch LMFM 20/5/25
In conversation with Gerry Kelly on our local radio station in relation about my recent piece in the Sunday Independent about disabled viewing facilities in Croke Park.
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Brendan Cummins – A Tribute
It would appear to be from my late uncle Jimmy I inherited the gene as a GAA souvenir collector. Whether it be match programmes (mostly) or ticket stubs or photographs etc. I never knew Jimmy as he had passed a year before I was airlifted into the world. But well qualified sources attest the similarities…
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Never mind the bullsh** – treat yourself to a night with Christy
At some point either towards the end of my ‘career’ in primary school and in the early stages of life at the next level, I took quite the chiding – and absolutely not all of it was light hearted – from my contemporaries regarding my musical preferences. The bugbear seemingly being that I was too…
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Rare occasions when being in a wheelchair works to your advantage!
No, you did not misread the headline. Whatever about being advantageous from a parking point of view or skipping queues or such like, over the most weekend there was an advantage that had to be seen to be believed! Well, that would’ve been the case were it not an instance of being forewarned and forearmed.…
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Selections for Dundalk – Aug. 15th 2022
2.10: GIMME SHELTER (DYLAN B. MCMONAGLE/JOSEPH O’BRIEN) 2.40: HARBANAKER – EW – (ROBERT WHEARTY (7)/GAVIN CROMWELL) 3.10: BLAZING SKIES (NATHAN CROSSE/WILLIE MCCREERY) 3.40: SIOUX SWEET – EW – (JOE DOYLE/DENIS HOGAN) 4.10: DREAM TODAY – EW – (ADAM CAFFREY (7)/ADRIAN MCGUINNESS) 4.40: CATENA ZAPETA – EW – (WAYNE LORDAN/HENRY DE BROMHEAD) 5.15: PRIDE OF PIMLICO…
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Jones listed on bench for Royals
Ronan Jones is a surprise addition to the Meath substitutes bench for tomorrow’s NFL Div. 2 encounter with Down at Pairc Tailteann. The St Peter’s, Dunboyne clubman has been plagued by a succession of shoulder, arm and ankle injuries for some time now which greatly curtailed his contribution to his club’s run to the Meath…
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Improved second half won’t mask bitter disappointment
Meath……0-06 Galway……1-14 Though Meath fans of a certain age mightn’t realise it, there have been tough days like this before. As far back as 1990 in fact, the first season during which yours truly began attending matches. Meath were beaten 14 points by Antrim and 16 by Roscommon. What happened thereafter? Now read on… They…