Radio Beams show this week is with well know Paudie Holden from Kilfenora. Paudie travelled quite a lot .Was in Australia ,Vietnam,and other countries. He travelled on his own.Paudie took to writing poetry.Tune in every Tuesday at 3.30pm

Radio Beams show this week is a visit to Treacy West County to meet people who took part in the Age Friendly expo .We we met Shannelle Waring Woods who organised the event with her colleagues in the Council. James Murrthy Clare Sports partnership,Rosin Neylon visitor,James Lafferty Red Cross,Joe Little COPD Independent body, and Kathleen Daffy from Chime for deaf people.

Radio Beams show this week is with two well known men.. Who were involved in setting up the setting of the Mens Shed in Clarecastle.In the middle of Clarecastle.
They are Chairperson Pascal Russell and Liam Barry.
Open 10years with 68 members.Plus Liam Barry has published a 10yrs history. The men have regular days out.
.Tune into www.rcb.ie every Tuesday at 3.30pm.

Radio Beams show this week is with some of the staff of Primary Health Care based in the Clare Local Development Ltd. Who manage the budget that comes from the HSE .Their work is to visit Traveller families all over Clare and establish the state of their health. Travellers health is know to be very poor in general. Especially mental health.
Tune in at 3.30pm.

Radio Beams show this week is with members of the Ballyalla Bravehearts they are Noeleen Kelly,Mary Enright and McNeilis.
We talk about setting it up the group in 2019. The group is fluid. 7 days a week they swim.

Radio Beams show this Tuesday is with well know Fr Des Hillery.Who administrates in Immeal Boirne parish covering 9 churches
Des born in Miltown Malbay youngest of 6 children.
Worked in Peru for period.

Radio Beams guest show is well known Liz Greehy who is co-owner of Kilbaha Art Gallery co-owned by her sister in law Aisling Connelly .
They are fortunate to be very busy gallery and artists from all around Ireland and outside of Ireland.
There website is renowned for trade of art that passes through.

Radio Beams guest today is well know Brendan Garvey living in Clarecastle. Brendan is an Oyster farmer who inherited 10 hector. From his father, Oyster farm is based in Loop Head. He tells us about the types of oysters and how nutrices they are for us.
His market is both local and international.

Radio Beams story this week is about Mary Cashan who was born in Dublin but now lives in Clare.
She tells of the horrific times she has in the orphanage St Ann Booterstown Dublin.
She spent 15 years been abused and never learned to read of write. Tune in Tuesday 3.30pm www.rcb.ie

Radio Beams show this weeks features shop owner in the heart of Ennis Mary Kelly.
Mary rented the shop in 1982 and progressed from there. She talks about the streets where she works.
Mary is also is a talented actor and won All Ireland nominations and local ones as well.
Mary tells a great story and you can tune in www.rcb.ie at 3.30pm Tuesday 23rd

Radio Beams show this week is with well know Willie Daly who lives in Kishanny here in Clare.
Willie has a few strings to his bow, he is famers, riding school and a Matchmaker .
Tune in Tuesday 3.30pm www.rcb.ie

Radio Beams guest this week is well known Eugene Phillips working with Active Retirement in the Mid West. Form manager of Electronic company both in Ennis and Ennistymon.
He talks how would be joined an active Retirement club in your area..Doing things like games in community centre or planning trips locally ,nationally or abroad together. Eugene has all the skills to help groups proceed with this.
Tune Tuesday 3.30pm www.rcb.ie

Radio Beams show today is with Suzanne Murphy of Estuary Way Cafe in Ballynacally. Plus Manus Mckee of Bed of Silk in Labasheeda both on the Estuary Way.
Tune in every Tuesday at 3.30pm.

Radio Beams show this week is with well know Frank Whelan Chair of the Fleadh Nua 2025 and chair of Chois Na hAibhne.
Fleadh started on May 24th and end on June 1st.
All over Ennis..
There are many venues where one can hear music,singing and see dancing. As well as speak the Irish language.
There are lots of free events and many paid events. Frank plays the pipes himself as well as an author.
Tune in every Tuesday at 3.30pm