Joe Supple is fresh back from the Dungarven Food Festival to tell us all …

A major new all-island cancer trial is set to launch this spring, aiming to improve treatment for thousands of men diagnosed with prostate cancer every year.  The INSPIRE trial, led by Cancer Trials Ireland, will explore how advanced radiotherapy can reduce side-effects while maintaining excellent cancer outcomes — and it’s hoped it could make a […]

We’re turning now to the situation facing Christians in Eritrea, where reports continue to highlight serious restrictions on religious freedom and ongoing imprisonment of believers.  To help us understand what life is like on the ground, and why this issue remains so urgent, we’re joined by David Turner from Church in Chains. 

We’re now turning to the humanitarian situation in Lebanon, where ongoing conflict and instability have left many families displaced, with people forced onto the streets and struggling to find any sense of safety. Aid agencies continue to report widespread fear and urgent needs on the ground.  To bring us the latest update and also tell […]

Now, as we head into the warmer months, it’s not just us feeling the change in temperature — our pets need a bit of extra care too.  Joining us as always to answer your questions and share some expert advice is Pete Wedderburn — better known as Pete the Vet. 

As uncertainty continues to affect air travel, from cancellations to fuel supply concerns, ferry operator Brittany Ferries says it is well positioned to offer Irish holidaymakers a reliable alternative. The company has confirmed that it has secured sufficient marine fuel supplies for the remainder of 2026, even as demand for sea travel surges.  Hugh Bruton, General Manager […]

They’re one of Ireland’s most energetic and well-travelled folk bands, known for their powerful storytelling and electric live performances. The Druids have been entertaining audiences at home and abroad for years, blending traditional Irish music with a modern edge and building a loyal following along the way.  Now, they’re back with brand new music — their latest single Fighter’s Eyes (Katie […]

Its 40 years since the Chernobyl Nuclear disaster – Theres a ceremony today for “United Nations Chornobyl Remembrance Day” in Dublin and Cork City council unveils “Chornobyl mother” – a sculpture in Marina Park to mark the 40th anniversary.  Ahead of the Remembrance Day today, Lydia OKane our news editor here in Spirit Radio spoke with Voluntary CEO of Chornobyl Children International  (Part 2 of […]