Category Archives: RCB News
Radio Beams – Willie Daly talks about growing up

Willie has a few strings to his bow, he is famers, riding school and a Matchmaker .
Tune in Tuesday 3.30pm www.rcb.ie
RCB Sports Show
Official RCB page
Tune in on Fridays evening at 7pm on 92.5fm – 94.8fm and Internet live stream






Saturday and Sunday 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Telephone : 083-0232022 or contact us by Web Form
Schedule from Monday 16th June
Monday | |
1pm | Opening Sting |
1.01pm | News |
1.08pm | RCB Documentary Archives – Beaten Path Ep 4 |
2pm | Programme Share – Ireland’s Oceans Ep 2 |
3pm | RCB Archive Documentary Hour – Around the Loop Ep 5 – Dolphin Watch |
4pm | News |
4.10pm | Glór na nGael Ep 2 |
4.40pm | Documentray Series – Deadly Coast Ep 3 |
5.15pm | RTE Doc on One – The Man From Tallahassee |
6pm | Sports Show |
7pm | Gospel Talk with John Morrison |
7:30pm | Programme Share – The Indignant Muse Ep 6 |
8pm | West Wind Blows Educational – French – Chemistry |
9pm | Closing Sting |
Tuesday | |
1pm | Opening Sting |
News | |
1.08pm | RCB Out & About 2025 Ep 2 ( EXTENDED PROGRAMME) |
2.10PM | Programme Share – Fat Friars Ep 3 ( 10 minutes later than normal) |
3.10 pm | Mass ( 10 minutes later than normal) |
3.30pm | Radio Beams |
4pm | News |
4.08pm | KCT 6 – Fionnuala Walsh – From Cappa to California – |
5.40 pm | RCB Extra – Peggy Seeger Tour – Lily de Silva with Ellie Byrne |
6pm | Hospital Requests |
7pm | Sports Show Rpt |
8pm | Programme Share – Queeriosity |
9pm | Closing Sting |
Wednesday | |
1pm | Opening Sting |
1.01pm | News |
1.08pm | Mike’s Melodies with Mike Lowe |
3.10pm | From the Family Cookbook Ep 3 |
3.30pm | Paulines Poems |
4pm | News |
4.08pm | Documentary Hour – The Bandmaster |
5.05pm | Birth Months – June |
5.40pm | RCB Social Benefit – Whales of Wonder Ep 13 |
6.00pm | Melody Lounge Show |
6.30pm | (Scoth) |
7.30pm | RCB Doc – Let Erin Remember |
8.30pm | Glór na nGael Ep 3 Rpt |
9pm | Closing Sting |
Thursday | |
1pm | Opening Sting |
1.01pm | News |
1:08pm | RCB Out & About 2024 – Ep 9 |
2pm | Mass |
2.30pm | Hospital Requests |
3.30pm | Bookline |
4pm | News |
4.08pm | Genealogy Show |
4.30pm | Radio Beams RPT |
5pm | Program Share – Ireland’s Oceans Pt 2 Rpt |
6.00pm | Reminiscence on the Radio – 1953 |
7pm | RCB Doc Series – First People Ep 1 |
7.30pm | Program Share – The Indignant Muse Ep 4 |
8pm | Lee’s Electronic Hour |
9pm | Closing Sting |
Friday | |
10am – 2pm | Possibly linking in to West Limerick Fm for NCRD to be confirmed. If so air RCB News at 2pm and fill to 2.30pm for Mikeys’s Mix |
1pm | Opening Sting |
1.01pm | News |
1.08pm | Community Unity Rpt of Tuesdays Live Show |
2.10PM | Programme Share – Seascapes Maritime Ireland |
2.30pm | Mikey’s Mix |
3.30pm | Place Where we Live Ep 2 Cross |
3.50pm | Music/Interlude |
4pm | News |
4.08pm | The Archive Music Hour – Smoking Room Sessions |
5pm | Scoth na Seachtaine |
6pm | John Morrison Country Gospel Hour |
7pm | RCB Archive Documentary Hour – A Day in the Life Ep 5 |
8pm | Mikey’s Mix (Rpt) |
9pm | Closing Sting |
Saturday | |
1pm | Opening Sting |
1.01pm | KCT 6 – Fionnuala Walsh – From Cappa to California – No Q&A |
2.40pm | Old Farming Ways Ep 5 |
3.00pm | A Litttle Bit of Gardening Show 41 – Water Features |
3.30pm | Pauline’s Poems Rpt |
4pm | Milke’s Melodies Rpt |
6pm | Closing Sting |
Sunday | |
1.00pm | Opening Sting |
1.01pm | John Morrison’s Country Gospel Hour |
2.00pm | RCB Out & About 2024 – Ep 9 Rpt |
3.00pm | Reflections |
3.30pm | Genealogy Show |
4pm | Smoking Room Sessions |
5pm | West Wind Blows Educational – French Chemistry Rpt |
6pm | Closing Sting |
Job Advertisement Bookkeeper (Part-Time) – CRAOL Vacancy
Key Responsibilities:
· Maintain accurate records of Craol’s income and expenditure across all accounts.
· Prepare monthly financial reports, including bank balances, transaction summaries, budget tracking, and lists of creditors and debtors.
· Process financial transactions in accordance with Finance Group guidance, using internal approval systems.
· Reconcile accounts and ensure compliance with audit and donor standards.
· Issue invoices and receipts for Craol activities and maintain up-to-date records of payments received.
· Monitor and follow up on outstanding debts and maintain a current list of creditors and debtors.
· Provide reports and briefing notes for bimonthly Finance Group meetings.
· Maintain Craol’s Tax Clearance Certificate.
· Liaise with the Auditor and respond to audit-related queries.
· Attend Finance Group meetings and respond to related tasks.
Requirements:
· Proven experience in financial administration or bookkeeping.
· Strong understanding of accounting principles and compliance standards.
· Familiarity with online banking systems and financial reporting tools.
· High attention to detail and strong organisational skills.
· Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.
· Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
Desirable:
· Experience in the community or nonprofit sector.
· Knowledge of Irish tax and compliance systems.
Time Frame:
This role will commence 1st July 2025,(avg 2 days per month with need to be flexible)
This role is mostly remote and will require attendance at meetings.
The role will continue on an annual contract basis subject to continued funding.
Remuneration:
The daily rate for this role is €180, inclusive of VAT, invoiced monthly.
Tax Clearance:
The successful applicant must be in possession of a valid tax clearance certificate for the duration of the contract. Such a valid tax clearance certificate from the Irish Revenue Commissioners must be produced by the successful applicant before execution of the contract. A valid tax clearance certificate means a tax clearance certificate issued by the Irish Revenue Commissioners.
Applications via email only to and must include a cover letter and CV.
Closing date for applications is Monday Jun 23rd 2025
Proposed interview date Tuesday Jun 24th, 2025.
Shortlisting may apply.
The Genealogy Show – The Ulster Scots; emergence of a new culture.
Produced by: Lorna Moloney.
Lorna worked as Project Genealogist for George Boole *200 genealogy project for University College Cork and is an excellent researcher for Irish family histories.
Lorna produces and presents the successful show: ‘The Genealogy Radio show’ aired each Thursday at 4p.m. from beautiful Kilkee, Co. Clare at Raidio Corcabaiscinn and Podcasts are available weekly.
Lorna has delivered conference papers at Oxford; Lincoln College: Exploration of the Medieval Gaelic Diet: (2012); seminar papers at the Moore Institute in NUI Galway, ‘The Gaelic Lordships in Thomond, c. 1400-c.1500’ and papers at Irish Conference of Medievalists on themes of Brian Boru and landscape of East Clare. Lorna has published on medieval themes and on maritime subjects. Her research areas are the MacNamaras and O’Briens of Thomond.
Lorna received her Certificate for the Advancement of Forensic Genealogy (CAFG) in Dallas in March 2015.





Radio Beams – Active Retirement Organiser Eugene Phillips.
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

RCB Sports Show
They review the quarter-finals of both the Cusack Cup and Garry Cup, and look ahead to the upcoming semi-finals set for this weekend. The lads also take a closer look at the latest round of Clare Cup hurling League, and reflect on Clare Camogie’s crucial draw with Limerick—a result that keeps their championship hopes very much alive.
There’s plenty of discussion on the Munster and Leinster hurling finals, and Seamus gives his take on the Clare Minor hurlers’ progress as well as the Clare senior footballers’ chances in this Sunday’s big clash.
Don’t miss next week’s show for full coverage of the Cusack and Garry Cup semi-finals—only on RCB.ie!
Official RCB page
Tune in on Fridays evening at 7pm on 92.5fm – 94.8fm and Internet live stream





Closed DCD Doonbeg : Assistant Supervisor – Community Employment Project
This role requires the successful candidate to assist the CE Supervisor and Sponsors in ensuring the effective and efficient administration and co-ordination of the human, financial, and material resources of the project.
Principal Duties include but are not limited to:
- Assist the CE Supervisor in the recruitment of new participants
- Assist in the preparation of CE Financial returns (wages, materials & training)
- Assist in the recording and maintenance of CE Paperwork (i.e. attendance records; monitoring & evaluating training needs of participants; progression etc) and updating the Welfare Partners IT system.
- Assist the CE Supervisor in sourcing and costing effective training/development opportunities to meet the training needs identified in a participant’s Individual Learning Plan (ILP)
- Assist in ensuring the CE Project complies with Financial and Programme & Training monitoring requirements as detailed in the CE Financial Guidelines for Sponsors and in the CE Procedures Manual.
- Ability to work under the Chairman/Supervisor’s direction to effectively implement the CE Programme in line with the CE Operational Procedures.
- Oversee the planning and coordination of the daily work schedules for the participants.
- Provide effective supervisory cover in the absence of the CE Supervisor if needed.
- Carry out any other function relevant to the position of Assistance Supervisor as directed by the CE Supervisor/Sponsor.
Requirements:
- Have a reasonable understanding of the role of an Assistant CE Supervisor.
- Have skills related to people management through previous work experience.
- Have good communication and interpersonal skills.
- Have the ability to work effectively in a team environment and the ability to prioritize tasks.
- Experience in office administration.
- Excellent computer skills across a range of programmes, i.e. MS Office.
- Have competent writing and reporting skills.
- Full clean driving licence and own transport.
- CE Assistant Supervisor Rates Apply. Commencing at €526.50 per week on a 3-point scale.
Closing date:30th May 2025
Mikey’s Mix

Click “lesson live” and join the ride— If your broadband isn’t out again (we cried).
But I hear the broadband is back at last, So reset your router—do it fast! Then grab your snacks, your best bass face, And hope your signal finds some grace. ’Cause Mikey’s spinning tracks so fine, They’ll vibe through wires and cross the line.
So tune in live, don’t miss the beat,
I’ll be dropping fire you can’t defeat! 🎶. A few country songs such as Sweet 16 and many more and even a little trip back to DJ Paradise old school style).


- Broadcasting
- Monday-Friday
- 1pm-9pm
- Weekends
- 1pm-6pm
- 92.5-94.8fm

Community Unity – Lily De Silva , Anne Fenucane , Roisin Horgan.


Audrey has the Community Diary of Events for the Area.
Lily De sylva our new Training and volunteer calls into the studio to say hello.

Mikey’s Mix

