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Limerick man in Dubai and UL Professor chat about the escalation of conflict in Iran
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Joe is joined by Professor of Comparative Politics at the University of Limerick, Neil Robinson and John Hayes, a Limerick Journalist in Dubai, to give an update on the conflict in the Middle East.
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Multicultural Day Thomond Community College
06:34|Live95's Lauren Beirne chatted to students and staff at Thomond Community College for Multicultural Day.Image via Getty.
Final push to register for TCL 2026 - it's important to register
06:34|Joe is joined by Joe Cleary from Mr Binman to discuss the upcoming Team Limerick Event on Good Friday, April 3rd.Image via Getty.
Today is Daffodil Day, we hear one Limerick woman's cancer journey
11:21|Today is Daffodil Day, and Joe is joined by Irish Cancer Society Ambassador, Francine Downes, to share her journey with breast cancer.Image via Getty.
This weekends sport preview with Mike Aherne and Luke Liddy
18:36|Joe is joined by Mike Aherne and Luke Liddy for this weekend's sports preview.Image via Getty.
This weeks coffee break chat with Brian O’Callaghan, Orla Aherne and Maria McGrath
18:07|Joe is joined by Brian O’Callaghan, Orla Aherne and Maria McGrath for this week's coffee break.Image via Getty.
Calls for changes to inheritance tax legislation
11:09|Joe is joined by James Sexton, who you may remember from last year's show, who joined us to talk about inheritance tax. Image via Getty.
University of Limerick research finds strong relationships with practitioners can help reduce youth offending
11:00|Joe is joined by Jackie Dwane, researcher in UL's Research Evidence into Policy, Programmes and Practice (REPPP) team in the School of Law, on the new research that found that strong, trust-based relationships between youth workers and young people can play a key role in actually reducing offending behaviour.Image via Getty.
Weddings in Limerick -What's popular?
07:49|Joe is joined by Limerick celebrant and legal solemniser Patricia Irwin to discuss the new figures from the Central Statistics Office about what's popular when it comes to weddings.Image via Getty.