Category: Podcasts

Aidan Raftery presents Local, National & International Sport as well as the best interviews from the week including. Larry O’Gorman. Veronica Flynn who is doing the 100 Miles in a Month Challeng for The Mater Foundation. Gareth & Mason Slater. Mason is the U11 Goalkeeper with the Middlesborough FC U11s and more

Aidan Raftery chats to Joan Connaughton. Joan tells Aidan about the depression she suffered and what she went through when trying to get access to the help she needed. Joan also discusses her hope, plans and dreams with regards to the Social club cafe as raises awareness of mental health issues and she wants to help people through the social […]

Aidan Raftery speaks to Kidderminster Harriers FC U23 Goalkeeper Alex Avernell as Alex tells him how it all started and the journey from local underage league to where he is today at Kidderminster harriers.

Aidan talks to Gareth & Mason Slater. As they talk about mason and his club. Mason is the U11 goalkeeper for Middlesbrough FC. Aidan also speaks to Masons Father Gareth.

Aidan & Javi discuss Jarvis year of 202

On this Podcast Aidan & Tomas discuss post Christmas sports Nutrition for players in pre season training and for people who are doing charity walks or runs. What to eat when to eat. This Podcast perfect for everyone around Ireland who are doing the 100 Miles in a Month in Aid of The Mater Foundation Heart Appeal. Aidan Raftery is […]

On this weeks show there is local national and international sport. Also some great interviews.binterviews with Michael Cooke as Aidan and Michael discuss Connachts win over Leinster and much more. Interview with Colin Sheehan tells us his goalkeeping ambitions. Aidan and Tommy Dowling present the Sideline Balls Gaelic Football Awards. They pick their Young Footballer of the year, Footballer of […]

In this weeks Edition Aidan & Peter review Connachts win over Leinster as Jack Carty scores a personal tally of 25 points. They look ahead to Connachts next game v Munster

In this weeks Podcast, Aidan and Ciaran look back at 2020 and they preview 2021