Community
Radio
Youghal

Country & Irish (Tuesday 7.00pm) ? Bill Daly. The show promotes Irish artistes both local and national and also features interviews with personalities from inside and outside the music business. Listeners are invited to ring in during the show with requests and dedications and by so doing are entered into a weekly competition for country music albums and tickets to local country music events.

Anything Goes (Thursday 9.00pm) ? Chris Tattan. The show plays music that mainstream radio won't play so if you're into Mundy, Metallica or anything in between then this is the show for you.

The Local Music Scene (Friday 1.00pm) ? Shane Supple. Chat, interviews and music from up and coming bands from the local area as well as the more established bands. News from IMRO, MCPS and other musical organisations.

Jazz on 104 (Friday 8.00pm) ? Tony Sheehan. Jazz on 104 is Community Radio Youghal's first contemporary Jazz programme, and is broadcast every Friday night on Community Radio Youghal on FM 104. Tune to FM 104, every Friday at 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. for a selection of classic and experimental contemporary Jazz music. (See MySpace for more details)

Take the Floor (Saturday 9.00am) - John Cunningham. A selection of requests and ceili music and the occasional interview with a fellow musician Sometimes even live music is on offer so why not sit back relax and join in if you want to.

Rural Report (Saturday 10.30am) ? Noel Cronin - In association with the Walter Raleigh Hotel. A round up of what's happening in the rural areas of Ardmore, Clashmore, Kinsalebeg, Knockanore, Mount Uniake, Killeagh, Inch, Gortroe and Ballymacoda. With Noel's trusty crew of rural reporters, the show occasionally finds time to play a relaxing piece of music.

Flashback - In association with Walsh's Pharmacy, North Main Street, Youghal -  (Saturday 2.00pm) - Rose Curtin. Hits and memories and interviews with famous artists.

Drive time (Saturday 3.00pm) ? Pat Reilly - In association with the East Cork Journal Current affairs, community news, financial and Social Welfare advice, competitions, music, traffic news, travel times, weather reports, sports updates, interviews with tourists etc.

Easy Listening (Saturday 4.30pm) ? Maisie Kenefick. A show which takes a look at different musical legends each week from Frank Sinatra to Bing Crosby and many many more, you can learn all about their life and their music.

Deise News (Saturday 5.00pm) ? Eddie Maloney & Mary Sheehan. News and events diary from across the river Blackwater in West Waterford. The show carries requests and dedications from listeners in the West Waterford area and East Cork.

Beal na hAbhainn (Saturday 6.00pm) ? Tim Smith. The programme's music content reflects Tim's involvement with Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann, with music from folk and traditional artists from the local and national music scene. Some of the programme is presented "as gailge".

A Grain of Sand (Saturday 7.00pm) ? John Roche. A relaxing half hour of music and meditation that gets the listener in the mood for Mass at 7.30pm

The Sunday Show (Sunday 10.00am) ? William ?Nooche? Kenefick. The stalwart of Community Radio Youghal with guest presenters Mike Hacket and Frankie Keane Nooche requests the pleasure of your company for news and craic and a special guest spot. With music to suit everybody from chart hits to classics from the 30s, 40s and 50s. Phone in with your requests and greetings.

Sounds Classical (Sunday 12 noon) ? Jim Coleman. An hour of light classical music and opera in the company of the very knowledgeable Jim Coleman.

Bandstand (Sunday 2.00pm) ? Seamus Murphy. A look at some of the best composers of brass and military band music from the best bands in the world. Covering local bands as well as international bands, from the mining villages of England to the concert halls of Vienna all you would ever want to hear with Seamus

Reflections (Sunday 5.00pm) ? Mervyn Scott. The programme is a mixture of contemporary and easy listening Christian music with interviews and requests. Biblical readings also form an integral part of the show. (See website)