Fitz talks in the Dail about gun clubs in Louth. Since late last year, his Dail speeches have been accompanied by jazz drums which he cannot explain.

Peter Fitzpatrick Gun Clubs

Peter Fitzpatrick's new single from his upcoming EP Hastag TeamFitzer. Never afraid to mix music and politics or indeed music, politics and Dundalk, Fitzpatrick is confident that his latest effort will tap into the youth vote.

Trustworthy Person

A snippet of the B-Side to Trustworthy Person.

The Real Fitz Shady

Fitzer talks about the age of Leo Varakar's body.

Leo Varadkar's Body (Dail Gym Mix)

A quick wee look at the local Drogheda papers this week. There's only the Drogheda Independent this week but.

Drawda Paper Review 7 April 2020

A satirical review of this week's Drawda papers. - Charity war, marathon running, dumping problems, Mell roundabout, a wee bit of Fitzer, Christian gloating and much much more so there is there now.

Podcast 2 - Drawda Paper Review April Foeteent 2020

This week's paper review takes in The Drogheda Independent, The Bettystown Aristocrat, The Termon Fecker and a new Sunday broadsheet - The Drawda Shamer. Stories include a dehorned Rhino in Bettystown, Hostible News, chartiy fundraising reaches saturation point, sexy Ardee golf and much more. Brought to you by Robin Carr's Garage.

Local Paper Review 26 April 2020

This week's paper review laments the lack of non-virus related local news news. We take in the West Street Journal, The Narrow West Street Journal, The Dubleek Weekly and The Illiberal. We also review the Drogheda Independent and imagine how both they and the Drawda Leader would've covered the Glen Ducks story that broke after they went to print. And much more!

Podcast 4 - Paper Review 1 May 2020

On this week's podcast we review the local papers. There's plenty of petty crime and sporting crimes to go around. There's also a new seciton - A Pub Spy dramatisation of the day I visited the infamous The Hole In The Wall pub.

The Hole in The Wall Episode

In conjunction with Highlanes Gallery's A Work That Moved Me series, The Faa Side takes a look at local carpenter artist Thomas Markey's painting Drogheda 1921. If you don't know it, it's the one with the Black and Tans having a picnic on the Meath side adda town...

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