Martin Galvin with details of this weekend's broadcast from Radio Free Eireann.
Radio Free Eireann will broadcast this Saturday December 2nd on wbai Radio 99.5FM or wbai.org at 12noon-1pm New York time or 5pm-6pm Irish time or anytime after the program on wbai.org/archives.
As Brexit, or Britain's exit from the European Community reaches a critical point in negotiations, the Democratic Unionist Party is now threatening to bring down Theresa May's slim Conservative majority unless Britain insists on a full customs and immigration border across Ireland. Derry based journalist Eamonn Sweeney will give up to the minute coverage of where the negotiations between the European Community and Britain stand and why unionists would rather see a border that threatens economically disastrous consequences than remain in a special trade and travel arrangement in Ireland.
John McDonagh and Martin Galvin co- host.
Radio Free Eireann is heard Saturdays at 12 Noon New York time on wbai 99.5 FM and wbai.org.
It can be heard at wbai.org in Ireland from 5pm to 6pm or anytime after the program concludes on wbai.org/archives.
Radio Free Eireann will broadcast this Saturday December 2nd on wbai Radio 99.5FM or wbai.org at 12noon-1pm New York time or 5pm-6pm Irish time or anytime after the program on wbai.org/archives.
As Brexit, or Britain's exit from the European Community reaches a critical point in negotiations, the Democratic Unionist Party is now threatening to bring down Theresa May's slim Conservative majority unless Britain insists on a full customs and immigration border across Ireland. Derry based journalist Eamonn Sweeney will give up to the minute coverage of where the negotiations between the European Community and Britain stand and why unionists would rather see a border that threatens economically disastrous consequences than remain in a special trade and travel arrangement in Ireland.
John McDonagh and Martin Galvin co- host.
Radio Free Eireann is heard Saturdays at 12 Noon New York time on wbai 99.5 FM and wbai.org.
It can be heard at wbai.org in Ireland from 5pm to 6pm or anytime after the program concludes on wbai.org/archives.
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