Recording of a points of view type programme on Radio Wales. Part of the programme consists of complaints by listeners about comments made by Bill Curran, a BBC Radio Wales broadcaster, about the British presence in Northern Ireland.

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Recordings made by W. B. Curran of interviews between himself and George Tucker of HortonT 24

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about Early lifeT 24/1

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about FarmingT 24/2

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about Gower dialectT 24/3

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about The legend of the White Lady at Hangman's Cross, and customs and superstitions of Gower in generalT 24/4

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about Rabbit-catching and ferretsT 24/5

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about Rabbit-catching and ferretsT 24/6

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about Gower customs, including the Mari Lwyd and bidding weddingsT 24/7

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about RecreationT 24/8

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about Music, including a rendition of what he calls the Gower Reel or Swansea HornpipeT 24/9

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about Transport in GowerT 24/10

Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about A story about an accident at RhossiliT 24/11

Recording of a points of view type programme on Radio Wales. Part of the programme consists of complaints by listeners about comments made by Bill Curran, a BBC Radio Wales broadcaster, about the British presence in Northern Ireland.T 24/12