Monaghan GAA legend Eugene Nudy passes away, aged 67
Eugene 'Nudy' Nudy, a revered GAA commentator and former player for Castleblayney, has passed away aged 67. Nudy was a beloved fixture on Shannonside FM and Nor
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Monaghan Vintage Club hosts successful field day event
Monaghan Vintage and Vintage Club recently held a field day that was described as very successful. The event showcased vintage farming equipment and old machine
Vintage David Brown tractor from 1953 on display
Jimmy McCoggan, a member of Monaghan Vintage Club, showcased his prized 1953 David Brown diesel tractor at the club's field day. The tractor, imported from Engl
David Brown gearbox company history explored
During the interview at Monaghan Vintage Club, the conversation touched on the history of David Brown the person and the company he founded. David Brown was the
Monaghan Vintage and Tractor Club hosts successful field day
Monaghan Vintage and Tractor Club recently held a field day event that was described as very successful. A local reporter spent an evening with club members who
80-year-old David Brown tractor still in working order
Jimmy McCoggan, a member of Monaghan Vintage and Tractor Club, owns a 1953-54 David Brown tractor that he acquired from England four years ago through online so
Monaghan Wins Ulster Cup After 25-Year Wait
Monaghan claimed the Ulster Cup in 2013, ending a 25-year drought since their last victory in 1988. The victory was particularly emotional given that members of
Monaghan wins Anglo-Celt Cup for first time since 1988
Monaghan GAA claimed the Anglo-Celt Cup in 2013, ending a 25-year drought since their previous victory in 1988. The achievement was particularly poignant as Eug
Mary's Meals hosts fundraiser for Haiti relief efforts
Patricia Freel from Mary's Meals is organizing a special fundraising event at the Great Northern Hotel in Bundoran, Donegal, with a particular focus on supporti
Mary's Meals hosts fundraiser for Haiti relief in Donegal
Patricia Freel of Mary's Meals is organising a special fundraiser focused on Haiti relief efforts. The event will take place at the Great Northern Hotel in Bund
Zambia mission: Young volunteers share transformative experience
Three young men from the Northern Sound area—Connor Smith, Evan McKiernan, and Matthew Mohan—joined Father Jason Murphy on a summer mission to Zambia. They desc
Holy Land tourism declining amid ongoing regional unrest
Radio discussion highlighted the severe decline in tourism to the Holy Land, with photographs of a deserted Jerusalem shared by a guide. The conversation touche
Blossom Heron Awards celebrates 18 years as Ireland's premier food industry event
The Blossom Heron Awards, now Ireland's biggest industry awards, continues to bring together producers, buyers, and industry professionals for a three-day event
Young volunteers share transformative Zambia mission experience
Three young men—Connor Smith, Evan McKeehrnan, and Matthew Mohan—accompanied Father Jason Murphy on a summer mission to Zambia. The volunteers described eye-ope
New book explores Muhammad Ali's legendary 1972 Ireland visit
Author Dave Hannigan has released 'The Big Flight: When Ali Conquered Ireland', documenting Muhammad Ali's historic 1972 visit to Dublin and his fight at Croke
New book explores Muhammad Ali's historic 1972 Ireland visit
Author Dave Hannigan has published 'The Big Flight: When Ali Conquered Ireland', detailing Muhammad Ali's 1972 visits to Dublin and his famous fight at Croke Pa
Shaker & Co gin mixes named finalist in Irish Food Awards
The newly launched Shaker & Co gin and tonic range has been selected as a finalist in the prestigious Irish Food Awards. Winners will be announced on October 4t
Blossom Heron Awards celebrates 18 years as industry flagship event
The Blossom Heron Awards, Ireland's largest food and beverage industry event, is running for its 18th year and continues to be held in Dingle coinciding with th
Limerick hurler looks ahead to All-Ireland semi-final clash
A Limerick hurler reflects on winning the Munster final and discusses preparation for the upcoming All-Ireland semi-final on July 7th at Croke Park. He discusse
AgriVue program features farm walk, open day, and Mullingar Show coverage
AgriVue presenter Noor Murphy announced upcoming segments on an agricultural farm walk and open day event, as well as coverage of the Mullingar Show. The progra
Mullingar Show preparations underway
The upcoming Mullingar Show is being promoted on the AgriVue programme with the presenter indicating he will find out more details about the event in coming bro
Agricultural chaplaincy introduced as ecumenical spiritual initiative
Rachel Cox is introducing agricultural chaplaincy as a new ecumenical spiritual initiative aimed at supporting people in farming and rural communities. The chap
Drumshambo convent suspends adoration during Holy Week
The Poor Clare Sisters' convent in Drumshambo has announced that adoration will be suspended from Spy Wednesday through Easter Sunday morning during Holy Week.
Father Edward Flanagan elevated to Venerable by Pope
Father Edward Flanagan, a priest from the Roscommon/Galway border who founded Boys Town in Omaha, Nebraska, has been elevated to Venerable by Pope Francis—a sig
Carrick-on-Shannon wins National Tidy Towns award, launches 2025 competition
Carrick-on-Shannon was presented with its National Tidy Towns award by Minister Dara Calleary at a launch event celebrating the town's success. The award recogn
Australian-trained barista opens thriving cafe in Carrick-on-Shannon
An Irish emigrant who worked in Australian cafes has successfully opened Morning Glory Cafe in Carrick-on-Shannon, defying initial skepticism from locals. The c
Acai bowls surge in popularity across Shannonside FM region cafes
Acai bowls, a Brazilian berry-based breakfast dish, have rapidly become popular across cafes in the region. Morning Glory Cafe owner introduced them about a yea
School bus driver age limit increased to 72, but restrictions remain
The government has announced that the maximum age for school transport drivers will increase from 70 to 72 years old, effective next September. However, the cha
Former Minister Dr. Rory O'Hanlon reflects on GP career and healthcare
In a radio interview, former TD, government minister, and Fianna Fáil member Dr. Rory O'Hanlon discusses his early career as a GP in Carrick-on-Shannon and East
St. Patrick's Day parade planned for Carrick-on-Shannon at 3pm
Dr. Rory O'Hanlon is planning to attend the St. Patrick's Bank holiday parade in Carrick-on-Shannon, with the event scheduled for 3pm. The forecast suggests mix
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