What's happening in the European Parliament this week. This week Mick, Clare, Damien and special guest Aoife are discussing: food and fuel scarcity resulting from the war, a recent...

Please be warned this episode contains graphic descriptions of a sexual nature and adult language.   It may sound ridiculous, unbelievable, even untrue, but in Ireland of the twent...

The Kerlogue is synonymous with the town and people of Wexford.  This plucky little merchant ship was one of the many boats that ran the gauntlet of both English and German fire as...

The UK finds itself between a rock and a hard place. The European Court for Human Rights has stopped the first  intended flight to Rwanda which could result in a long legal battle....

The Rosslare Podcast presents:   One hour of uninterrupted Jazz .                                                                  

Irish MEP's Wallace and Daly talk candidly.It’s been a busy week in Strasbourg. Mick, Clare and Damien discuss a voteon an important climate change file - Fit for ’55 which colla...

One of the most talked about and anticipated races  in the L.A. Olympics 1984 was the clash between the young seventeen year old bare-foot runner from  South Africa, Zola Budd, who...

What a dreary wet summer we are having (in the not so Sunny South East).  I'm afraid this week my vitamin D must be absorbed through the vibrancy and warmth of Latin Rhythms.      ...

Dr. Noel Culleton delves into the life of Alexander Borodin a Romantic  composer of Georgian- Russian extraction. A prominent 19th. century composer, one of the so-called 'Five'  a...