Radio Beams show this week is with the well know Ruairi McKiernan who came to live in Clare with his partner. Ruairi born in Cavan has done a lot of travelling. He also had time to set up a well know organisation called SPUN OUT. Then he wrote a wonderful book called Hitching for Hope.

Radio Beams show this week is part 2 of Mattie Finucane who lives in Dysart and is gone 90 yrs of age with a razor sharp mind. He talks about his time training a tug of war team.his skills and hurling and he stood for 3 elections. Tune in www.rcb.ie 3.30pm.

Radio Beams gets to chat with the great Willie Daly who lives in Kilshanny on his farm. He talks about his childhood and setting up a Pony Treaking School on the farm.
He is a great singer and renowned Matchmaker in Lisdoonvarna. In recent times his services are needed abroad.

Radio Beams show this week is talking to 3 people about the issues of kidney disease.
1st we have Eoghan O Ceirin from Ennistymon who had a kidney transplant,but still do exchanges 3 time a day.
Then we speak to the Secretary of the Clare Kidney Association Noretta Clifford who also had a transplant and working very well. Both are very thankful to the donors .
Never to be forgotten and advise all of us to carry a donor card. Peggy Eustace who explains the great work of the Clare Kidney Association does along with the National Kidney Association.

Radio Beams show this week is with Grace Wells from Ennistymon who was nominated as the 1st poet Laureate in Clare. On Saturday evening in the Falls Hotel there will be a poetry evening facilitated by the great poet Sarah Clancy. It will be streamed on line.Supported by the Arts in Clare. Grace has written books with an environmental theme in them and her poems reflect this as well.
Tune in 3.30pm www.rcb.ie on Tuesday .

Radio Beams show this week is with Liscannor woman Cosima Knopfel O Halloran. She plays her concertina at the Cliffs of Moher. Born in 1938 in East German and moved to West Germany in 1954. Moved to Ireland in the eighties. Learned English and Frank Custy though her the concertina . Tune in every Tuesday at 3.30pm

Radio Beams show this week is with well know film maker Fergus Tight who lives in Ennistymon. He loves to swim in the sea and enjoys the craic.
Fergus has been working on making and directing film.He also a writer and he won an All Ireland hurling medal with his Secondary School in Fermoy in Cork.

Radio Beams story this week is about a James Tierney born in 1929 and died in 1995 in Corofin he had very creative brain and hands.
Recently a memorial was unveiled in Corofin near his garage where he worked. It about the wonderful things he did in his life.
Story told by Lyndsey Tierney granddaughter, Lorraine and Denis his children and Joe O Connell who was involved in the ceremony.

Radio Beams show this weeks is with 3 hospitality business.
We have Darragh McAlister owner of Lucas pub and President of Ennis Chamber of Commerce, John Hughes of Le Croque, and Bemol Piotrowski manager of Yellow Submarine in Corofin .
They share they view on indoor dining and outdoor dining and the regulations around it.
Tune in Tuesday 10th of August at 3.30pm www.rcb.ie