Mick Murphy

Legends abound about Mick Murphy - of his feats on the bike and of his eccentricities - and his amazing ride to win the grueling 1958 Ras Tailteann. One of the most charming figures you will ever meet. Weeshie is great ... more»

Tribute to Dr. Jim Brosnan

Jim Brosnan was one of Kerry's greatest footballers. Son of the legendary Con from Moyvane he is now retired from his profession as a doctor in Dingle. In February 2010, friends arranged a huge tribute dinner ... more»

'Effin' Eddie Moroney

Weeshie interviewed the legendary 'Effin' Eddie before his club Aherlow took on Dr. Crokes in the Munster Club Championship semifinal. And here is an animated version of that famous U21 match commentary between ... more»

David Norris

David Norris is an Irish civil rights campaigner and independent politician. He is a former university lecturer and longtime member of Seanad Éireann. Norris was the first openly gay person to be elected to ... more»

Jack O'Connor

As Jack O Connor begins his new three years voyage as manager of the Kerry senior football team, Weeshie sat down with him for an open and frank discussion. Jack looks back at the defeat by Down, the suspensions, ... more»

Mickey Ned O'Sullivan

An exclusive interview with Mickey Ned O'Sullivan following his retirement as Limerick football manager after five years at the helm. more»

John Lenihan

Legendary hill runner talks about his career in athletics. We have also put together a special feature page on John Lenihan. You can view the two hour film on his life and times right here on the Terrace Talk website. more»

The Hillsborough Disaster

The Hillsborough Diaster occurred on April 15th, 1989 when 94 Liverpool fans lost their lives in a crush at the Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield. One of the quest speakers now lives in Killarney. The other ... more»

Butty Sugrue promotes the Muhammed Ali fight in Dublin in 1972

A kerryman, Butty Sugrue promoted the fight between Muhammad Ali and Al "Blue" Lews in Croke Park in 1972. Narration is by Gary O Sullivan Produced by John Heffernan Interviews with Eddie Keher, Killkenny ... more»

Gene Mangan

Gene Mangan from Killorglin was a legendary Kerry cylist and won the Rás Tailteann in 1955 - the youngest winner of the competition at only 18 years old. more»