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Oct 4, 2026

Noriana KennedyGUEST
10:30
I came to Galway City by myself.
Noriana KennedyGUEST
10:33
And then when I met Nick Canole, we were recording our first album out in Tuam.
Noriana KennedyGUEST
10:39
And we needed percussion for that.
Noriana KennedyGUEST
10:42
So Nolly says, I have a good friend.
Áine KerrHOST
13:57
Yeah.
John ConcannonGUEST
13:57
And in both cases, one of them was with Joe Burke in Tuam, and the other one was a great friend of mine, Aidan Blake, who was the loadal- local publican and hardware shop.
John ConcannonGUEST
14:06
And, you know, any of the two of them, they understood, uh, startup or whatever, and maybe it was regular, I wouldn't know.
John ConcannonGUEST
14:14
But, uh, a few days later, we, we had to...
Danny McCoyGUEST
6:29
I can articulate it now, I wouldn't have been able to at the time.
Danny McCoyGUEST
6:32
I've always had an interest in economics from the 1970s, because I'm from Tuam in County Galway, and by osmosis, well, a very rural part of Ireland...
Danny McCoyGUEST
6:46
It had a long history, an ecclesiastical history, obviously, Chum.
Danny McCoyGUEST
6:51
But what it had was also an industrialization base, which didn't work, planted there in the 1930s by De Valera, which is the Irish sugar company.
PJ CooganHOST
108:36
So I'm so looking forward to seeing you again.
PJ CooganHOST
108:39
But it's, it's a long way, isn't it, Leo, from, from the pubs of Tuam to Electric Picnic, isn't it?
Leo MoranGUEST
108:47
Yes.
Leo MoranGUEST
108:47
We had a, we had a lot of steps along the way and, and a lot of interesting steps, and a lot of, a lot of good luck along the way as well.
Leo MoranGUEST
109:01
At six months I'd say it might've been our furthest kind of, uh, plan at the time.
Leo MoranGUEST
109:06
So-
PJ CooganHOST
109:06
How, how did it all start in Tuam?
Leo MoranGUEST
109:10
Well, we'd just started writing songs together.
PJ CooganHOST
0:22
It was thousands years ago now [laughs] on this stage.
PJ CooganHOST
0:25
So I'm so looking forward to seeing you again, but it's, it's a long way, isn't it, Leo, from, from the pubs of Tuam to Electric Picnic, isn't it?
Leo MoranGUEST
0:35
Yes.
Leo MoranGUEST
0:36
We had a, we had a lot of steps along the way and, and a lot of interesting steps and a lot of, a lot of good luck along the way as well.
Leo MoranGUEST
0:56
Yeah
PJ CooganHOST
0:56
...
PJ CooganHOST
0:56
in Tuam?
Leo MoranGUEST
0:58
Well, we just started writing songs together.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
3:03
That phase was delivered.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
3:05
The critics made the same comments about Aethon Rye to Clare Morris, i.e. Galway to Aethon Rye to Clare Morris via Tuam.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
3:14
That's happening.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
3:16
Work will be commencing on that sometime in the new year.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
5:36
Look at these questions.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
5:37
The same questions were posed in terms of Limerick to Galway.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
5:45
The same questions were posed in terms of Galway to Tiamarus via Athenry and Tuam.
Gerry MurrayGUEST
5:51
The questions that are being asked have been asked previously and those two phases have been delivered.
PaulHOST
59:24
That game, um, a double header with the Senior Relegation final.
PaulHOST
59:27
Just on the Premier Junior fixtures, Silon play Sultan at the Cara in Tuam Stadium at 2:00 on Saturday, followed by Ballinasloe and Annaghdown at 3:45 in Tuam as well, a double header there.
PaulHOST
59:38
And a double header then on Sunday, Killbacontee play Meelbraids at 12:00, and Spiddal play Avineak Moy at 1:45.
PaulHOST
59:45
The big thing I suppose with this Premier Junior competition then, then David, is a lot of these clubs are getting to go later into the year than they usually would
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
25:32
And also, the, the word sham was bandied about a lot in the Premier League statement.
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
25:38
In Ireland, a sham is a, someone who comes from the town of Tuam in County Galway.
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
25:45
So they're, they're getting dragged through the mud here as well.
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
25:48
[laughing] Uh, I would like to, you know...
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
25:52
My, my sympathies go out to the people of Tuam at this difficult time.
Max RushdenHOST
25:56
Of course.
Max RushdenHOST
25:56
But great news for whoever's hosting Tuam breakfasts.
Max RushdenHOST
25:59
Suddenly they've got something to get their teeth into.
Peter FeeneyGUEST
2:34
We're putting in a new platform and doubling the size of the car park.
Peter FeeneyGUEST
2:39
North to Tuam and Carmaris, that will start next year, and it will be open for passengers in 2030, 2031.
Peter FeeneyGUEST
2:49
So this is not a 30-year project.
Peter FeeneyGUEST
2:52
There's nothing stopping when we get to Clare Morris to continue on to Sligo.
Eddie O'SullivanGUEST
18:09
Like, so when lads are out, six, seven months, a year, two years, like, it's going to take a full league campaign, really, to get to probably the level you need to be at.
Eddie O'SullivanGUEST
18:16
And, like, then the fact, they probably mustered it from just, from muscle memory to beat Tuam, like that emotionally probably took a lot out of them you know getting back to where they see and where they probably should be at You know, that probably took a lot out of them in terms of like, they're probably not ready to train right till Wednesday, Thursday down a big midfielder, which against my colon, you barely need as many lads over six foot as possible.
Eddie O'SullivanGUEST
18:45
You know, that's going to have, especially when you're playing into the wind, that's going to make life a lot, lot difficult, a lot more difficult on you.
Eddie O'SullivanGUEST
18:53
So like you're talking probably Thursday is their first proper training, but with injury profile, a lot of their players, can you really push that hard? you know, following Tuesday, can't do a huge point, so you're probably talking like, yeah, you're not going to hold my work done, in two key weeks, whereas like, Mike Cullen probably played, two, three challenge matches, they're probably getting good, hard training, and seeing, like Neil Walsh, wasn't even probably talked, I don't know, wasn't, injured, like, but to be able to go without, someone like that, like, like my belly button, going to go without someone, unless they're actually proper, proper injured, like so, you know, it was going to be difficult, for them to, to reproduce, what they did against

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