The wonderful world of Sean Coyle......
When Sean did his best not to cry at the film 'Madam X'
Sean wants to organise a sports day. But no fit people will be allowed.
Sean has another game of 'What job?'
When Sean's mother stood at the front door she saw a neighbour coming down the street.
William Crawley demonstrates the 'cough button' to Sean.
Someone's been dreaming about Janet.
When Sean gets requests handed to him in a pub.
When Sean was a small boy he almost killed himself with an axe.
When you've a mouthful of caviar that you immediately regret putting there.
Sean has a friend who never takes a tablet. He's got a very good reason, too.
Why do we never hear stories about stone age ghosts?
When you were sent to the shop with special instructions.
There's the 'bottom drawer'. There's the 'top drawer'. And there's the ........
William Crawley asks Sean 'How Are You?'
John hoses his box hedge. The flies aren't happy.
Sean's grandchildren have better endings for his stories.
Sean explains which way the wind blows.
Ron was advised to change his job title by a Canadian tourist.
Jimmy from Coleraine remembers the key tool in a school music lesson
Sean sings and a listener hears an old comedian with a hat.
Jackie's great uncle drove the train to Dublin in the 1940s.
Patricia remembers how we talked about films
A listener has a new kitchen gadget. Sean's never heard of it.
Jim Hanna had an important job in the Midland Hotel in Belfast in 1953
