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23/04/2026

22/04/2026

It's a true Cork story on “Stories from Cork and Beyond” this week as we bring you the first of a two part programme on the life of arguably the best hurler of all time... Christy Ring.
We'll be joined by Tim Horgan author of 'Christy Ring Hurling's Greatest.
RTE sports broadcaster Micheal O'Muircheartaigh and Glen Rovers and Cork' Dual star Denis Coughlan.
Former Tipperary player and manager Babs Keating and Dr. Con Murphy. Cork's GAA doctor for forty years will also be part of the show.
The story of Christy Ring Programme One this Sunday evening on CUH fm
Join John Greene at 4:00pm. We'll also put together a few great songs as well.

22/04/2026

If like Deirdre, your favourite decade for music is the 60s, then tune in to her “Good Vibes Show” on Wednesday from 8:00/10:00pm, where she’ll have a Guess the year feature with songs and facts from the 1960s. She’ll also have Guess the year from the decade of legwarmers and the wonderful and weird fashion and hairstyles, the 1980s. Do you remember all the old dances? The Hucklebuck, The Mashed Potato, The Twist, The Locomotion, to name but a few? Her second hour will be dedicated to songs about these different dance crazes.

20/04/2026

Question?
What do Adolf Hi**er , Margaret Thatcher and Martin Luther King have in common?
Well…..
The answer will be revealed on this weeks “Foggy Dew” with Terry Kiely when he will also have tracks from Clannad, The Irish Rovers , John Spillane and many more.
Tuesday 8:00/9:30pm on CUH fm…

16/04/2026

Fred Ryan explores jazzy covers of mainstream hit music this week. Please join him for the best in easy listening jazz this (and every) Friday Night between 8:00/10:00pm on CUH fm Hospital Radio.
Listen in on 102fm or listen to us on the internet via the TuneIn Radio app or even your Smart Speaker.

16/04/2026

Robert Farmer live at 4pm today Thursday

15/04/2026

On this week's edition of “Stories from Cork and Beyond”, John concludes the two part programme with former BBC TV Newsreader Denis Tuohy.
This week... getting thrown off a Pirate Whaling Ship in Portugal and playing a seedy two-timing surgeon in Fair City.....
And....
A snippet of a programme to come......
Ninety year old John O'Leary talks about riding a tinkers donkey into a classroom of his national school, confronting De Valera during the 1954 General Election,
being blamed for causing the Battle of Bray even though he was nowhere near and being in court as a man was sentenced to hang.
And all of this as a fledgling member of An Garda Siochana.
Join John Greene for “Stories from Cork and Beyond” on this Sunday evening from 4:00 until 6:00pm on
CUH fm Hospital Radio

13/04/2026

On this week’s “Foggy Dew” Terry will be playing tracks from some of the most iconic albums in folk music. It will include performances by De Danann, Joni Mitchell, The Bothy band and many more
Turtles 8:00/9:30pm

10/04/2026

Welcome back Jerry Forde this coming Monday from 12:30/3:00pm on CUH fm

10/04/2026

He was once a resident of Castletownbere and his Great Grandfather was a school Principal in Bandon.
Joining John Greene on “Stories From Cork and Beyond this week is former London based BBC TV Newsreader and film maker Denis Tuohy, the first Catholic to be employed by the BBC.
In his career, Tuohy presided over 8 UK General Elections.
Margaret Thatcher referred to her interview with him in the '79 Election as being the most hostile ever.
While film making he spent a day with the Charles Manson 'Family', getting out at just the right time. One of his interviewees that day was later charged with the attempted murder of the US President.
“Stories From Cork and Beyond with John Greene” can be heard on CUH fm Hospital Radio this Sunday evening between 4:00/6:00pm.

09/04/2026

Fred Ryan shows how Neil Sedaka crossed all genres including jazz this Friday night between 8:00/10:00pm on CUH FM Hospital Radio
Let's remember this great artist.
Listen in on
102fm, TuneIn App or your smart Speaker

06/04/2026

On the 110th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising, this week’s “Foggy Dew” is a musical tribute to some of the heroic men and women who fought for Irish freedom throughout our history. Join Terry Kiely between 8:00/9:30pm on Tuesday as he plays tracks from The Dubliners, Planxty, Johnny McEvoy and many more. CUH fm Hospital Radio