Pat's Sunday Paper Review July 26th

Pat's Sunday Paper Review July 26th

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Dr. Richard Coker, Author of Timor Mortis

Have you heard the phrase ‘timor mortis’? ‘ ‘fear of death disturbs me’ was a common phrase in Medieval England. It is also the title of a new book by Pat's guest Dr. Richard Coker, a long-serving NHS doctor who admits to having shortened the lives of 'quite a few' of his termina ...  Show more

The sporting weekend with Off The Ball’s John Duggan & Tommy Rooney

Will today’s all Ireland football final provide magic for Mayo? Or will the wily foxes of Kerry ease to another win? Tommy Rooney, Off The Ball's GAA correspondent, and John Duggan, Off The Ball's weekend presenter are back to guide us through the day’s sport. 

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