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Schedule from Monday 07th July


Monday


1pm Opening Sting
1.01pm News
1.08pm RCB Documentary Archives – Beaten Path Ep 7
2pm Programme Share – Hedge School Series Ep 3
3pm RCB Archive Documentary Hour – Custpms and Morals
4pm News
4.10pm Glór na nGael Ep 5
4.40pm Documentray Series – Methods of Modern Meitheal Ep 1
5.15pm RTE Doc on One – The Champ
6pm Sports Show
7pm Gospel Talk with John Morrison
7:30pm Programme Share – The Indignant Muse Ep 9
8pm Rcb Documentary Series – Coore and its People Ep 2
9pm Closing Sting



Tuesday


1pm Opening Sting

News
1.08pm Community Unity
2pm Programme Share – Ladies Sing The Blues Ep 3
3pm Mass
3.30pm Radio Beams
4pm News
4.08pm KCT 2024 Ep 9 – Robert Brown – The Little Ark
5.30pm RTE Doc on One – The Case of Majella Moynihan
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 7
3.30pm Paulines Poems
4pm News
4.08pm Documentary Hour – Down the Banks
5.05pm Birth Months – July
5.40pm RCB Doc – Birds of Prey Ep 1
6.00pm Melody Lounge Show
6.30pm (Scoth)
7.30pm RCB Doc – Kilkee’s Magic
8.30pm Glór na nGael Ep 5 Rpt
9pm Closing Sting



Thursday


1pm Opening Sting
1.01pm News
1:08pm RCB Out & About 2025 – Ep 1
2pm Mass
2.30pm Hospital Requests
3.30pm Bookline
4pm News
4.08pm Genealogy Show
4.30pm Radio Beams RPT
5pm Program Share – Ladies Sing The Blues Ep 3 rpt
6.00pm Reminiscence on the Radio 1956
7pm RCB Doc Series – First People Ep 4
7.30pm Program Share – The Indignant Muse Ep 7
8pm Lee’s Electronic Hour
9pm Closing Sting



Friday


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 5 Gaelscoil Kilrush
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 – The Last Picture Show
8pm Mikey’s Mix (Rpt)
9pm Closing Sting



Saturday


1pm Opening Sting
1.01pm KCT 2024 Ep 9 – Robert Brown – The Little Ark
2.25pm RCB Archives – Willie Clancy 2014
3.00pm A Litttle Bit of Gardening Show 45 – Ornamental Grasses
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 Rpt
2.00pm RCB Out & About 2025 – Ep 1 Rpt
3.00pm Reflections
3.30pm Genealogy Show Rpt
4pm The Archive Music Hour – Smoking Room Sessions Rpt
5pm RCB Music Hour – Country Sounds With Paddy Murray
6pm Closing Sting

Community Unity : with guests Mary Ellen Hickey, Paul Hacket and Veronica Keating.

Coming up today, Mary Ellen Hickey, instructor with National Learning Network will be speaking about services offered through personalized education, training, and employment services for people with disabilities, mental health challenges, or other support needs in order to help prepare for entry into the job market.

Paul Hacket is on the line from Click and Go Holidays and Flyshannon.ie to unpack booking the perfect getaway.

Audrey Spendlove has your guide to what’s on in West Clare with the Community Diary.

Veronica Keating gives the lowdown on this Saturday’s (12th July) FREE entry pop-up choral workshop and singalong in the courtyard of Vandeleur Walled Garden & Visitor Centre hosted by Sarah Corcoran.

Hosted by Teresa Jackson , Máiréad O’ Higgins Finnegan, Chris Behan.


Kilkee Civic Trust – David Nagle; Kicking Into the Wind




 

Kilkee Civic Trust is a non-profit organisation working to enhance the quality of life in Kilkee, and its hinterland, by preserving and promoting its cultural heritage, and so making it a more attractive place to live, work and invest.

All 2024 Talks are hosted at Cultúrlann Sweeney, O’Connell St., Kilkee.

Entry to all the Talks is Free of Charge.
All of our speakers give of their time and energy on a pro-bono basis.
The appreciation of the audience & is expressed by way of presenting each speaker with a Book Token at the end of each Talk.
A Donations Box is provided at all Talks to assist us in defraying necessary expenses.


RCB Sports Show

In this weeks RCB Sports show Adrian and Seamus look at Clare Camogie players strong performance against Waterford in the All Ireland Senior Camogie Quarter Final in Croke Park on Saturday evening. The lads go thru the Clare Cup Hurling Final that saw Clonlara beat Inagh-Kilnamona.

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Tune in on Fridays evening at 7pm on 92.5fm – 94.8fm and Internet live stream

GAA, ClareGAA, TippGAA, MunsterGAA

Kilkee Civic Trust Summer Talks 2025

Join us at the Cultúrlann Sweeney, Kilkee,this Wednesday 2nd July for the return of the Kilkee Civic Trust Summer Talks! starting this week with two events:

📅 Wednesday, 2nd July at 8:00 PM “The West Clare Railway” – Journey into local history with Jackie Whelan’s captivating talk.

📅 Friday, 4th July at 8:00 PM “Arts in Focus” – Our annual celebration of creativity, showcasing an exciting array of local talent.

See the link below to download the complete Kilkee Civic Trust Programme of Events for Summer 2025.

We look forward to seeing you at Cultúrlann Sweeney, Kilkee.



 

Kilkee Civic Trust is a non-profit organisation working to enhance the quality of life in Kilkee, and its hinterland, by preserving and promoting its cultural heritage, and so making it a more attractive place to live, work and invest.

All 2024 Talks are hosted at Cultúrlann Sweeney, O’Connell St., Kilkee.

Entry to all the Talks is Free of Charge.
All of our speakers give of their time and energy on a pro-bono basis.
The appreciation of the audience & is expressed by way of presenting each speaker with a Book Token at the end of each Talk.
A Donations Box is provided at all Talks to assist us in defraying necessary expenses.

Melody Lounge

Tune into the melody lounge with Lee Costelloe where he picks some of his favourite songs from all genres and eras, from the well known to the alternative, you’ll hear it here.Listen in on RCB every Wednesday evening at 6:00pm on RCB.
http://rcb.ie.

Birth Months

Each month Audrey Spendlove take a look at the month you celebrate your Birthday, What does that mean for you? Birth Flowers, Birth Trees, Birth Stones, Birth Birds and a little bit about personality is all included in this light-hearted, fun, half hour programme with me, Audrey, here on Raidio Corca Baiscinn…

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Community Unity

ALONE is a national organisation in Ireland that supports older people to age at home with dignity and independence. Grainne Loughran is on the line to speak about the ‘cost of living’ survey of older people. ALONE’s latest Annual Cost of Living Survey uncovers the financial pressures facing older people in Ireland. With heating and energy costs spiralling out of control , 1/3 have those surveyed are having trouble paying day to day bills , rent and food bills. Alone are highlighting these widespread difficulties to the Government ahead of the budget.

This Friday , Saturday and Sunday Ennistymon becomes a hub for book lovers during the Book Town Festival. Local favourites like Salmon Bookshop and Banner Books host intimate talks, and poetry sessions. Organised with help from John Heddon, the festival draws in authors, musicians, and booksellers from all over Ireland, turning the town into a literary playground. Please see the linkabove for full details.
Audrey has the Diary of Events for the Area.


Michael D. Higgins on Pride Week

Agus mar sin, i mo bhliain dheireanach mar Uachtarán na hÉireann, is mian liom beannachtaí chroíúla a sheoladh do chách ag ceiliúradh Bród 2025.

In this, my final year as President of Ireland, may I offer my warmest greetings to all those marking Pride 2025.

This annual celebration is a vital affirmation of the rights, dignity, and joy of our LGBT+ communities. It is a time, too, to remember with gratitude the courage of those who paved the way for progress when marching was not safe, who gave voice to truths that were long silenced, and who set the foundations for the inclusive Ireland that we continue to strive towards today.

In recent years, great strides have been made in advancing the rights and recognition of LGBT+ people in Ireland. In celebrating Pride this year, we are also marking the 10th anniversary of the Marriage Equality referendum, a moment that spoke of the kind of Ireland we aspire to be: inclusive, generous, an Ireland that is unafraid to affirm the equal worth of all of our citizens.

Yet, we must also acknowledge that the journey is not complete. A truly inclusive society is one where all can live authentically and creatively, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression, where all can participate fully, and where all voices are not only heard but valued, in all their richness and diversity.

Pride remains a vital expression of that vision in challenging us to deepen our commitment to human rights, to solidarity, and to the kind of republic that cherishes all of its people equally.

In a time when hard-won rights are being questioned in many parts of the world, such vigilance and unity are more vital than ever.

As I reflect on my terms as President of Ireland, I have been continually inspired by the creativity, resilience, and generosity of spirit shown by Ireland’s LGBT+ community. In so many aspects of Irish life, including the arts, activism, education, community-building and public life, your rich and varied contributions have helped to enrich our society immeasurably, widening the circle of belonging for us all.

May I wish all those marking Pride 2025 the very best as you celebrate and embrace this remarkable festival of equality, respect, and love.

May this Pride be a time of joy, of solidarity, and of renewed hope as we work to craft a future together that is peaceful, just and inclusive – a future defined by equality and participation of all citizens across the world in all their wonderful diversity.

Traoslaím libh is gach beannacht lá is do’n todhchaí.

Mikey’s Mix

Hey hey all 🌊 don’t forget today 2.30pm live 🎶🎶🎶 and will re-air tonight 8pm 🎉🙌🏼🎶🎶🙌🏼 Have a wide change of tunes 🎉🎶🎶 hit listen live on www.rcb.ie
Mikey’s Mix on the air every Friday live from 2:30pm

Mikey's Mix

The Genealogy Show – The Significance of Titles.

Presented by: Rory Dillane, Ken Bula, James Gill, Lucy Ryan
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.

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Radio Beams – Mary Kelly Talks About Her Shop Journey

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


Community Unity with Tomás Walsh and Guest Joe Power.

Today on Community Unity with Teresa Jackson, Joe Power Director at Restorative Living calls into the studio. Joe leads training workshops and courses on Restorative Living which is rooted in the idea of healing, accountability, and community connection. It draws from restorative practices, which aim to build and repair relationships.

With The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power – Season 2 hitting the screens, Tomás Walsh delves into the latest season set before The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, with an in depth review of Tolkien’s world of rich lore , fantasy and political intrigue, currently available to stream on Amazon Prime Video