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  1. 'Could you play Tiger Feet for him?'

    The Pawnbroker has a friend who put money on Tiger Roll and Tiger Woods to win.

  2. 'I would have thought they were brown'

    Frank in Coalisland asks if anyone has noticed the colour of a donkey's eyes.

  3. 'Stirring a cup of coffee sounds different from stirring a cup of tea'

    John in Newcastle was making tea in the kitchen and made a discovery.

  4. 'What European city doesn't have a train station?'

    Armagh, apparently. Blaine's team won a quiz in Lanzarote because of that question.

  5. 'Did one ever run up a trouser leg?'

    Dockers used to tie string around their trouser legs but was it to stop rats?

  6. 'And this was before gas and air, Janet'

    What's the record for number of babies born to one woman?

  7. 'I can't remember what's in the middle'

    Sean can still sing the old TV ad that went 'Pick Punjana Tea'. Apart from two lines.

  8. 'Why is it called a 'kitty'?'

    Paul the Taxi Driver has a question about the tradition of people pooling their money.

  9. 'It's Monday again. Can ye take it nice and easy today? No head-banging stuff''

    The Wee Car Park Worker asks Sean to take it easy today - no head-banging stuff.

  10. 23/08/2019

    Sean Coyle with requests, dedications and lots of good music.

  11. 'Are you sure the dog's called Trex? Not Rex?'

    Mervyn and his dog are listening but Sean is unsure about the pet's name.

  12. 20/08/2019

    Joe Lindsay sits in with requests, dedications and lots of good music.

  13. 19/08/2019

    Sean Coyle with requests, dedications and lots of good music.

  14. 'Why do dogs howl along with the radio?'

    William in Antrim used to have a dog that would howl when some songs came on the radio.

  15. 'I'm not taking the fiver, just play Elvis singing it'

    Patricia wants Elvis singing Danny Boy, but Sean tries to trade her Joe Dolan instead.

  16. 'I could only ever draw a wee house'

    Sean Coyle with requests, dedications and lots of good music.

  17. 'If you're not doing the slush, get off the floor!'

    Sean was once threatened on the dance floor because he didn't know a dance.

  18. 'They weren't booing him, they were booing the heckler'

    Was Jim Reeves booed off stage in Derry?

  19. 26/06/2019

    Sean Coyle with requests, dedications and lots of good music.

  20. 25/06/2019

    Sean Coyle with requests, dedications and lots of good music.

  21. 'First Bap!'

    There was a time when a new haircut would earn you a slap on the back of the head.

  22. 'It's something about covering something in chocolate'

    Sean was singing an old TV advert last night but couldn't remember the way it went.

  23. 'Is it from boxing or from the coffin?'

    Paul in Glentown wonders where the saying 'saved by the bell' comes from.

  24. 19/06/2019

    Sean Coyle with requests, dedications and lots of good music.

  25. 'Are there any real shepherds today?'

    Sean wonders if herding sheep is a thing of the past.

  26. 'Why do they not do it at two o'clock?'

    Joe in Loughinisland wonders why the rooster crows at four o'clock and not earlier.

  27. 'That's not much of a bedtime story'

    Gerry Fix My Sofa remembers being told a bedtime story about a scary hairy hand.

  28. 'You itchy thing'

    During a Hot Chocolate record, Sean developed a terrible itch on his foot.

  29. And Baby Bear said, 'My tale's told.'

    Ballygassoon remembers the punchline of a joke but can't remember the actual joke.

  30. 'They weren't that friendly when we were leaving'

    Big Ken in Belfast paid for a dinner with a gift voucher and it didn't go down well.

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