Episodios
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Paddy Doyle...On this episode I'm joined by Paddy Doyle who chats about coming to Clonmel from Dublin back in the 1960's, working in the chippy Matassa's, but also gives us details on an upcoming fundraiser for Pascal Kavanagh.
Derek Blackweir from TUS also tells us about a free innovation camp for secondary school pupils. -
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Clonmel Park Run.......On this episode you can hear how I got on when I attended The Clonmel Park Run as they celebrated their 7th birthday. I chat to some of the organisers, volunteers as well as the runners and walkers.
Dean McGrath also joins me for another episode of Historic Clonmel. -
Phillipa Hogan....On this episode I chat to Phillipa Hogan on growing up in a sweet shop in town, school days, the possibility of joining the Nuns, being involved in Junior Chamber and various jobs.
I'm also joined by Gerard Sweetman who gives us all the details on this year's Clonmel Pride Festival. -
Jacinta Hewitt.....On this episode I chat to Jacinta Hewitt who talks about growing up in Connolly Park in town, play in St Stephen's Cemetery, reminiscing about the shops in Irishtown and becoming a Hairdresser.
Also this week Kate Twohig and Eoin Hally have all the details on the upcoming "When Next We Meet" festival at Raheen House Hotel over the June Bank Holiday weekend. -
Helen Ormond/Lynch.....On this episode I'm joined by Helen Ormond who chats about her days growing up in Baron Park, Clonmel, being a "Congo Baby" , socialising in town at The Savoury Club and spending ten years working for Initial on the Cashel Road.
I also chat to Marie McMahon from The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History. -
DJ O'Dwyer......On this week's Clonmel Podcast I chat to DJ O'Dwyer from Healthwise gym at Ard Gaoithe Business Park. DJ not only chats about setting up the gym, but also his 30 years as a Garda, having words with Jon Bon Jovi while on security detail for Nelson Mandela and growing up in Glenconnor .
I also pop along to Tipperary ETB's open day at the Army Barracks. -
Clonmel's Wild Geese - Marie Slattery.....On this episode we take a trip to Australia(via Zoom) and chat to Marie Slattery. Marie tells us why she decided to move to Aus, what life is like there for her, growing up in Giants Grave and various jobs in Clonmel.
Dean McGrath also has another episode of Historic Clonmel.https://www.theclonmelpodcast.com -
Willie Walsh.....On this episode I'm joined by barber Willie Walsh who talks about his business in Mitchell Street, where he's been cutting hair since 1988. Willie also reminisces about Clonmel back then, serving his time with Leo Swift and his love of Motorsport.
I also meet up with members of MIST(Malayalees in South Tipperary) to find out more about their fundraising raffle. -
John Fitzgerald.....On this episode I chat to John Fitzgerald from Dougan Fitzgerald Auctioneers about the early days of setting up the business, getting their first sale, what Clonmel was like back then and becoming a councillor.
I also talk to members of Clonmel Theatre Guild about their upcoming play "Blithe Spirit. -
Billy Barrett.....On this episode I'm joined by Billy Barrett who chats about running the drapery store in Mitchell Street, playing with friends in East Lane as a child and his love or music and art.
I'm also joined by 12 year old Dylan Goldbach who talks about his podcast "Little Bit of Tipp".https://www.theclonmelpodcast.com
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Clonmel's Wild Geese.......On this episode we're heading to sunny Spain to chat to Dolores Keane about her days growing up in Clonmel, various jobs, deciding to move to Spain and what her life is like there now.
I also talk to members from St Mary's Choral Society about their upcoming blockbuster show Evita.Thanks for listening, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X and on the website http://www.theclonmelpodcast.com
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Majella O'Neill.... On this Clonmel Podcast episode we get to listen to Majella O'Neill's story, from growing up in Clonmel, to moving to America and having various jobs including working in The Olympia Theatre in Dublin and having a spooky encounter there.
Also on this episode I chat to Ina Doyle from The Clonmel Community Soup Kitchen.https://www.theclonmelpodcast.com
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Tricia Harte.....On this episode I meet up Tricia Harte, who chats about acting and directing, being that kid in school in Ireland with the English accent(after the family moved back to Clonmel), going to the Hillview disco and various jobs including working in Xtravision....Those were the days.
Also this week I pop along to Clonmel Covers at Monroe beside Moyle Rovers and talk to Managing Director Eugene Phelan. -
Catherine O'Donoghue.....On this episode I chat to Catherine O'Donoghue who has just returned back home to Clonmel after spending over forty years living and working in America. Catherine talks about not only her time in the states, but also her days growing up in town and what she thinks of Clonmel today.
Also this week I pop along to Sign Design and Print/Retro Signs in Irishtown to meet up with owner Declan Walsh.https://www.theclonmelpodcast.com
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"Clonmel's Wild Geese"...On this newly formatted episode I chat to Andrew Whelan who becomes a member of the "Clonmel's Wild Geese" club. Andrew who now resides in Scotland chats about moving there, wearing a kilt, but also his days growing up in Clonmel, music and being part of Boomerang Staircase.
Also this week I chat to Danny Relihan who tells us about his twin boys Tadhg and Oisin who were born with a rare muscular condition.https://www.theclonmelpodcast.com
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Phyllis Whelan.......On this episode I chat to Phyllis Whelan on growing up in town, working at the Oisin and Ritz Cinemas, moving to England and being involved in The Dolphin Swimming club. Also this week Claire Flanagan from Raheen House Hotel on their upcoming Wedding Showcase, news on a table quiz from Belle Voci Choir, soccer legend Ray Houghton comes to Kate Ryan's bar and lots more.
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Val O'Gorman ....On this Clonmel Bite Sized Episode I chat to Val O'Gorman about his days working in Clonmel and deciding to open Mr Mister Menwear in Cahir and Cashel.
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