Dave Egan is a serious player in Irish motorsport. Marty Miller chats with Dave ahead of Driftmasters at Mondello this weekend. Join us as we explore how this sport has evolved from its freestyle roots in Japan to a professional motorsport and how Dave's teammate Conor Falvey is a 17 year old prodigy who will leave you speechless.

Dave shares the adrenaline rush of competing in high-stakes events, where every twist of a turn can lead to glory or disaster.

With cars showcasing up to 1,000 horsepower, the spectacle of tire smoke, close battles, and fierce rivalries is sure to leave you hooked.

From navigating challenges in both rain and shine to insights on car builds, get a behind-the-scenes look at what makes drifting one of the most exciting forms of motorsport. Don't miss out on the thrilling action this weekend at Mondello Park

Ahead of their first outdoor gig of Summer 2025 at Malahide Castle's West lawn, Billy & Lee chat to Marty Miller about all things Aslan and getting back on the road for the summer season and beyond.

Hear 2 songs performed acoustically as Joe and Alan join in for 'Crazy World' and 'Hear My Call'

Aslan play Malahide Castle Saturday May 31st 2025

Tickets available here

In this special, we commemorate the 30th anniversary of Rory Gallagher's passing, celebrating his legacy as Ireland's first rock star and one of the greatest guitar players you've never heard of.

Radio Nova's Marty Miller speaks with family, friends, bandmates, and superfan Joe Bonamassa, who will honour Rory’s music over 3 nights this summer, 'Live At The Marquee' in Cork

Discover the stories and memories of those closest to him, including insights from his brother Donal, nephew Daniel, and his bassist Gerry McAvoy.

You get to hear sections of a never-before-heard on Irish Radio interview with Rory himself, back stage in Santa Cruz back in 1991.

Turning up, like a Bad Penny, this is a special listen.

Thanks to Joe Bonamassa, Gerry McAvoy, Donal & Daniel Gallagher for their time. And to Rory for the Music.

Marty Miller chats with Peter M Smith - a talented actor from Drimnagh, sharing insights on stepping into the iconic role of honoring the late Philip Lynott.

This episode dives into the emotional journey of portraying a figure who put Dublin rock music on the map. Peter reflects on the weight of walking the same streets as Lynott and what it means to connect with fans who still carry the memory of him.

With a musical-theater twist, the show explores the deep impact of Lynott's artistry and introduces some legendary figures from his world. Get ready for an emotional ride as they discuss the rich legacy of an unforgettable artist. The Great Philip Lynott.

Film makers Bernard McMahon and Allison McGourty have hit the big one.

Access to Led Zeppelin.

Formed in the late 60's, gone by 1980.

Very few interviews, no singles, no official documentary ever. Till now.

30 plus years since their debut album, The Devlins release album number 5.

'All The Days' is out now. Bassist Peter Devlin talks to Marty about the record coming together.

Duran Duran have loved coming to Ireland over the last few years.

Chatting then and now with John Taylor. John was talking from his fancy palm tree adorned home in LA. Marty was not.

Ever thought you'd get THE Steve Perry playing on an Irish Folk record and teaming up with The High Kings?

And what happens with Journey's 'Don't Stop Believing' comes on the Radio - Does Steve turn it up? Or off?

Here's both Steve and Darren of High Kings chatting with Marty