The Big Breakfast Blaa
The Big Breakfast Blaa
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Start your day with Ollie Carroll, Dymphna Nugent and the WLR News team on The Big Breakfast Blaa, who will bring you plenty of on-air banter, laughter, great music, fantastic competitions, features and much, much more… And as well as being entertained you’ll also be kept well informed with all the very latest news, sport and traffic updates from our team. It's as much a part of Waterford life as the Blaa itself! The Big Breakfast Blaa is brought to you in association with <a href="https://coffeehouselane.ie/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Coffee House Lane</a> <a href="Listen">https://www.wlrfm.com/listenback">Listen back to The Big Breakfast Blaa here</a>.
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The show covers a variety of themes including local culture, community events, and entertainment trends. Episodes highlight topics such as the Tramore St. Patrick's Day parade, local author book launches, rural tourism initiatives, and youth achievement awards, showcasing stories like the transformation of Waterford through community-driven events and the journey of local talents.
Start your day with Ollie Carroll, Dymphna Nugent and the WLR News team on The Big Breakfast Blaa, who will bring you plenty of on-air banter, laughter, great music, fantastic competitions, features and much, much more… And as well as being entertained you’ll also be kept well informed with all the very latest news, sport and traffic updates from our team. It’s as much a part of Waterford life as the Blaa itself! The Big Breakfast Blaa is brought to you in association with <a href=”https://coffeehouselane.ie/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Coffee House Lane</a> <a href=”Listen”>https://www.wlrfm.com/listenback”>Listen back to The Big Breakfast Blaa here</a>.
Dungarvan Rugby Club’s Kerrie Walsh was voted Junior Volunteer of the Year at the 21st annual PPN awards.
The awards which took place in The Park Hotel, Dungarvan celebrate groups and individuals which positively impact communities.
Kerrie was shortlisted in the category alongside Aaron Griffin (Waterford Inclusivity Network Youth Committee) and Lucy Batchelor (Woodlawn Grove Residents Association.)
The award recognises the outstanding contribution that an individual under the age of 18 has made to their local community.
Reflecting on Kerrie’s success, the judges noted how ‘her energy, compassion and leadership have transformed the experience of so many.’
Play back to the listen to Kerrie’s interview from The Big Breakfast Blaa in full.
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