Radio Beams show today is with Pat Talty who works as community worker with Bedord Row in Clare.
Tune in at 3.30pm to www.rcb.ie to find out more.

This weeks Radio Beams brings you a story of lock-down. We have Ennis woman, Dearbhaile Casey. Dearbhaile is a Genetics PhD student who is missing normality in Dublin. Tune in to RCB at 3.30pm every Tuesday and repeat on Thursday’s at 4:30pmRadio Beams

From the 4 corners of Clare. Full of colour, life, fun, human stories of conquests, and achievements. From all walks of life in Clare.
Dermot brings a unique inside to people activities and life in Clare.
Not afraid to challenge the norms, asks the hard question and bring humour to the story.
Dermot covers stories that never may get air time on any station and his relaxed way of finding out the issues that bother people.
You can tune in each Tuesday at 3.30pm and the Thursday repeat at 16:30pm
Radio Beams

Radio Beams, today features Ronan Daly ”Bob Dylan” of west Clare, sang in the Point Dublin at international box match, also the Rose of Clare in Cooraclare. He has written a number of songs. He is a founding member of west clare film club.

Tune in at 15:30pm on 92.5/94.8FM

Radio Beams – Meals on Wheels in Clare.
We have Hanna O Brian from Clare Care who tells of how they adapted their services during Covid19. By now delivering over 60 meals in and around Ennis.
Obair New Market on Fergus have examined there offering of meals and wheels and have expanded it to cover their immediate area and now cover parts of Ennis and East Clare. Giving out over 150 meals at day. Emer Murphy coordinator tells us all about it.

Then we have on recently set up in Ennis Meals on Wheels, spearheaded by Tina Whelan and Fr Ger Fitzgerald with Chef Frank Landy who do 50 free meals at day, while others charge a minimum of €6.

Also doing great work in the Shannon Food Bank run by Karen Cassidy and others, where they have dried food they give out and they are linked in to Food Cloud.

We also note others in Doolin Hotel like wise are giving out free dinners for the Covid19 period to support the more elderly population as well as Kilmaley Day Care Center.

Overall, there are up to 2000 meals a week given out to the more vulnerable people in Clare.

Radio Beams this week is about Sports with Rory Hickey, GAA, Ennis Track Club and Denis Hynes, FAI. Rory is a former GAA ref at national level and life time member of Eire Og Club in Ennis. He talks about the effect of Covid 19 on players and clubs. Plus all the competitions that would be played this year.

Ennis Track Club talks again about all the local, national and international competitions not happening. Athletes can train on their own and do a lot of strengthening at home. Non the less they miss the friendship and getting out meeting others.

Clare FAI

Denis Hynes says this affects thousands of members in Clare. From under age there are about 4,000 children and then there adults, around 2,000. It’s a lot of people and many many find it hard to get back to fitness. Plus the club who at the best of times run on shoe strings. Then all those local and national competitions.

Tune in Tuesday at 3:30pm

Radio Beams this week get to speak to two very well known people in Ennis. Alan Flynne recently elected President of Commerce and Peter Moylan, one of the oldest businesses in Ennis, about their feelings on approach to Covid 19.

President stated that it will take a lot of community and business working together to rebuild business back in to Ennis and the county again..
While Peter looks at how the online retail is going and would it work for their business.

Radio Beams speaks to Seamus about his addiction and alcoholism.
His live time struggle with the drink.
He is very frank and tells the story of his work on himself to understand the addiction.

Radio Beams speak to Helen, James, Ann Marie, and Michael about the Coronavirus. Tune in Tuesday at 3.30pm www.rcb.ie
Local opinion about at world pandemic.

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 review the recent Ennis Book Festival.
A number of speakers tells Radio Beams about the festival.
Tune in Tuesdays at 3.30pm and Thursday 16:30 for the repeat on 92.5-94.8fm or live web stream at www.rcb.ie

Peadar King is the guest on Radio Beams.
Peadar is a native of Kilkee and former teacher, He travelled to war torn countries and written about the experience. Peadar was also involved in documentaries on his travels which have been aired on RTE.
Radio Beams is on Tuesday’s at 3.30pm and repeated on Thursday’s at 4:30pm

Pat Clarke-Browne is a humanist celebrant and he tell Radio Beams about the work of humanist in Ireland.
There is an ever increasing number of people doing wedding and funerals with a humanist celebrant present,
Booking currently made up to 2022 for weddings. WWW.RCB.IE at 3.30 Tuesday 10th.

Radio Beams show today talks to Professor Austin Stack of UL and UL Hospital and head nurse of Kidney Dialysis.Yvonne Crow.
Professor is the author of a large number or papers on how the kidney works,kidney failure,and ongoing maintenance.
Tune in at 3.30pm today www.rcb.ie

From the 4 corners of Clare. Full of colour, life, fun, human stories of conquests, and achievements. From all walks of life in Clare.
Dermot brings a unique inside to people activities and life in Clare.
Not afraid to challenge the norms, asks the hard question and bring humour to the story.
Dermot covers stories that never may get air time on any station and his relaxed way of finding out the issues that bother people. Listeners from all ages and back round find his tones easy listening.
You can tune in each Tuesday at 3.30 and repeated on a Thursday at 16:30.

Susan O Neill aka SON is the guest on Radio Beams today at 3-30pm www.rcb.ie
Susan is a singer song writer.
She is well traveled abroad and on this show she sings a Paul Simon song.
Just wonderful and thanks for doing this show.

From the 4 corners of Clare. Full of colour, life, fun, human stories of conquests, and achievements. From all walks of life in Clare.
Dermot brings a unique inside to people activities and life in Clare.
Not afraid to challenge the norms, asks the hard question and bring humour to the story.
Dermot covers stories that never may get air time on any station and his relaxed way of finding out the issues that bother people. Listeners from all ages and back round find his tones easy listening.
You can tune in each Tuesday at 3.30 and repeated on a Thursday at 16:30.

Radio Beams met up with two people who have strokes. Now in recovery. Both Liz Leamy and Helen Liddy talk to Radio Beams about their ongoing recovery. Tune in every Tuesday at 3.30pm
Dermot Hayes

Padraig Rynne is the coordinator of Clare Music Generation. They have 2,500 young learners already all over the county.
Padraig is a well know musician himself from Lissycasey.Facebook

Radio Beams talks to VTOS Coordinator Helen O Sullivan. Operating in the Clare Limerick ETB Campus in Clonroad.

With an annual of 85 students per year doing a wider range of level 4,5 and 6 programmes.
Helen is a busy person.