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Happy Christmas!

December 25, 2017

All the best for Christmas 2017 from everyone at Claremorris Community Radio! We wish you and yours the best for the Christmas season and hope you…

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Children’s Christmas special

December 19, 2017

Catherine Lavery will host the CCR Children’s Christmas Special on Sunday, Christmas Eve, at 5pm. This programme is an ideal 'waiting for Santa'…

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Christmas specials

December 15, 2017

During this Christmas season, CCR will air several special shows created by our volunteer hosts. These shows begin tomorrow, December 16th, and will…

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Western Care corner

December 1, 2017

Western Care Corner is a new feature on CCR. Over the next few months, we will broadcast a series of short reports from and featuring the Western…

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Catherine Halligan RIP

November 25, 2017

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our volunteer Catherine Halligan. One of the hosts of our Good Morning Show , Catherine passed…

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Silverbridge outside broadcast

November 24, 2017

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of Tesco opening in Claremorris, we will host an outside broadcast in the Silverbridge Shopping Centre, from 12…

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Tin Whistle

November 22, 2017

This Saturday, Claremorris Community Radio will broadcast a new play by local playwright Pat Macken. Tin Whistle , a play about a changing Ireland…

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Conversations, with Seamus Ruttledge

November 21, 2017

On Friday night, CCR will start airing a new series, Conversations with Seamus Ruttledge. Throughout the series, Seamus chats to a different person…

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CCR Table Quiz, Thursday Nov 16th

November 14, 2017

Please support our fundraising table quiz, which will take place in the Dalton Inn on this Thursday night, Nov. 16th, at 8pm.

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Swiftly Declining

November 10, 2017

Swifts are amazing and beautiful birds that arrive in Ireland each spring from their winter homes in Africa. Alas, year after year there are fewer…