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Tóg go Bog É is presented by Patrick Hennessey. The programme connects listeners on a variety of different topics ranging from music, arts and events, entertainment and anything else that’s happening across Waterford. Patrick has a passion for Irish Language and loves speaking to people, especially in his native tongue! Mixed with the best tunes, this is a show not to be missed each week. Tóg go Bog É , Saturday’s from 9pm-10pm and is repeated Sunday mornings from 6-7am on WLR. Listen back to Tóg Go Bog É here.
WLR hosts Tóg Go Bog É, a music show with 53 episodes published.
Yvonne Clancy is back this week and she updates us on the wide range of things she has going on as language planning officer in Gaeltacht na nDéise. Tá Yvonne Clancy ar ais an tseachtain seo agus í ag tabhairt uasdátú fa
This week on Tóg go Bog É we hear from Cabríní de Barra on Tionóil Nioclás Tóibín which will take place very soon in Gaeltacht na nDéise. Cloisimid ó Chabríní de Barra an tseachtain seo ar Tóg go Bog é mar gheall ar Tion
This week Bróna speaks with Áine Ní Bhreisleáin, journalist,broadcaster and much more! We hear all about her new show called Rothaí an tSaoil which will be airing soon on TG4. An tseachtain seo labhraíonn Bróna le hÁine
This week Bróna speaks to Neela Ni Riain agus Lúcás Uada of Aisteoirí an tSean Phobal about King Neptune. The drama will be directed by Jackie Ryan in Halla Colmáin in Old Parrish. An tseachtain seo labhair Bróna le Neel
We hear from Roibeárd ó hEartáin this week as he speaks to Bróna about his role as development manager in munster with Tuismitheoirí na Gaeltachta. Tá Roibeard ó hEartáin le chlois an tseachtain seo agus é ag caint le Br
This week on Tóg go Bog É we hear from Tomás ó hÓgáin. He speaks to Bróna about the work he did as language planning officer in Gaeltacht na nDéise and the differences between na Déise and where he now works, an Bruach T
This week Bróna speaks to Méin Nic Craith about the music series she is putting on across December in Tigh an Cheoil with help from Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise. An tseachtain seo labhraíonn Bróna le Méin Nic Craith mar
This week we hear from Miriam Fitzsimons from Donegal. Miriam now works as a producer with Nemeton TV and she speaks with Bróna about her role and particularly her work on GAA Beo. An tseachtain seo cloisimid ó Miriam Fi
Bróna speaks this week with Conor McGuinness. Waterford TD who is a year elected looks back at the highlights of the past year. Labhraíonn Bróna an tseachtain seo le Conor McGuinness. Teachta Dála atá bliain ina ról agus
Listen to Maria McHugh this week on Tóg go Bog É. Maria speaks to Bróna about her life as an accountant and her journey to receiving a gold medal in Gradam Gnó na hÉireann in November 2025. Tá Maria McHugh le chlois an t
This week Liadain Ní Fhoghlú speaks to Bróna about Gaeil ar Son Gaza and the work that they are doing at the moment. We hear about the work they are doing at the moment, including their next big event coming up as well a
This week Bróna speaks to Yvonne Clancy. Yvonne has newly began in her role as irish language planning officer in Gaeltacht na nDéise. She discusses some of the projects she has began in her first month in her new positi
This week we hear from Cabríní de Barra of Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise. She and Bróna discuss the good news that a new Language Planning Officer has begun work in the Gaeltacht as well as some music events coming up in
This week Bróna speaks with Shannon McGovern from Abbeyside. We hear about her new business Draíocht Drio and how she manages a full-time job, a business and a small child. An tseachtain seo labhraíonn Bróna le Shannon M
Tóg a Bog é, This week Bróna speaks to Christina Desmond. Recently Christina had an incredible win in her first fight as a professional boxer and is already planning for the next! An tseachtain seo labhraíonn Bróna le Ch
On This weeks Tóg Go Boe É, Brona chats with from former teacher Mary Crowley. Mary is now very busy in both Dungarvan and Stradbally helping people learn Irish. As well as that, Mary speaks about a very interesting coll
In the midst of some great music from the likes of Kings of Leon and Avril Lavigne, Bróna speaks to Críostóir Ó Faoláin, Director of Coláiste na Rinne. We hear about the range of scholarships available to those who would
Tog Go Sep 27th,This week Bróna speaks to Cabríní de Barra, development manager of Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise. In between some great music we hear from Cabríní about Cearta, the national protest for Irish Language rig
Tóg go Sep 13th, This week, Máire Seó Breathnach speaks to us, having recently received an award for her work as a language activist, about her career in Irish-language and Gaeltacht affairs. An tseachtain seo, labhraíon
Tóg go Aug 23th This week, Bróna Coleman, Language Planning Officer for Dungarvan, is back with the monthly round-up of upcoming activities and events from Dún Garbhán le Gaeilge, including a brand new event concept for
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