Cork Today

Children waiting years for orthodontic treatment, government urged to act to disregard historic convictions for consensual sex between men, a call for childless citizens to get a fairer deal on tax, Garda file, bus shelters, tips to cut down on food waste

Multi-million euro drug seizure in West Cork, the Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland on the Blue Badge, bringing a 7kg cabin bag on board your flight for free and no extra charge for families to sit together could soon become reality, a study on encouraging toddlers to eat healthy, Peter Dowdall will be here to answer your gardening questions

Carers allowance to increase, tips and advice to dodge concert ticket scams, Dog Advocacy Ireland join us to discuss puppy farms, two friends, one who had a heart attack and the other, a charity first responder, who responded to the medical emergency

Calls for a get tough approach to those caught not wearing seatbelts, expand the breast cancer screening programme to include patients between the ages of 45 and 74, we continue the discussion on overgrown hedgerows, a canoe around Ireland starting in Cork and nutritional advice with Anneliese

The Alliance for Insurance Reform on the rise in insurance premiums for small businesses, St John Ambulance launch Ireland’s first eBike Cycle Response Unit in Cork, the new map highlighting dog attacks on sheep in Kerry, the cost of keeping a patient in hospital for a week and we head to the movies with Mark

Alternative accommodation secured for 88 year old woman facing homelessness, the likely move by Cork County Council to ban smoking and vaping at its amenity areas, senior cycle reform, Mallow Search and Rescue, Women’s Aid annual impact report, Jane Piggot answers your pet questions

An 88 year old woman facing homelessness in Bantry, short-term lets, advice for hay fever sufferers, the Cork man who has walked to Dingle in honour of his daughter Nora and to raise funds for Féileacáin and FirstLight and gardening advice with Peter Dowdall

Siobhán is reunited with her phone, David French joins Patricia in studio to chat about his book ‘For Valerie’, Cork Fine Gael TD JohnPaul O'Shea has called for the Budget to prioritise vulnerable groups - rather than rewarding people who refuse to work, men's health and on his son Ken’s first anniversary, our show Counsellor Joe Heffernan shares the challenges and support available for bereaved parents

How Fair Deal affects farm families, dangers of overgrown hedgerows at junctions, the Cork principal who says students will use burner phones to get around school pouches, the Cork man climbing Kilmanjaro for local charities and nutritional advice with Anneliese