Cork Today

Cork ref stuck in Dubai, the Ireland South MEP who believes Irish Rail needs to do better on customer service, Wednesday Wisdom - this week a listener is looking for advice on how to deal with their loud neighbours, Chime, the national charity for the Deaf, on the cost of hearing aids and the thousands of kids on the waiting list for a hearing loss assessment, the IFA ends its protest at Bord Bia, our weekly Lent check-in and gardening with Peter Dowdall

Ireland’s first Police Ombudsman, Emily Logan, the Irish Travel Agents Association with advice for anyone thinking of travelling to the Middle East, our show counsellor Joe Heffernan shares a quick guide to challenging negative thoughts, a new initiative to protect marine wildlife in the south west and the upcoming closure of St Augustine's

The need for hundreds more special education school places, the latest on the End Discrimination in Inheritance Tax campaign, former Miss Ireland Lynda Duffy joins Patricia to chat about her recovery from her 22-year long eating disorder, our monthly Citizens’ Information slot focuses on supports for people experiencing domestic violence and nutritional advice with Anneliese 

New rent rules, shock after planning permission granted for apartments at Bessborough, Irish Guide Dogs announced as the Grand Marshal of the 2026 Cork St Patrick’s Day Parade, a proposal from a Cork mom that focuses on inclusion and Mark Malone shares his thoughts on Crime 101 and Song Sung Blue

Neighbours falling out over parking as adult children live at home for longer, the Social Democrats’ call for a new approach to tackle the GP shortage crisis, a fundraising campaign for a Cork dad seriously injured at work, Garda File and pet advice with Dr Genie

Government U-Turn: Minister of State for Special Education Michael Moynihan on the extra funding for SNA’s, Wednesday Wisdom: The aunt who wants a family dinner celebration to be child-free, the ‘Bord Bia five’, a new documentary coming to TG4 that tells the forgotten history of the Blue Blouse, our Lent check-in and gardening advice with Peter Dowdall

The Cork TD calling for petrol bomb attacks on homes to be treated as attempted murder, single housing applicants could be asked to live with others on the housing list, the Cork PhD researcher devoting his work to tackling inherited cardiac conditions, SNA cuts protest to go on, and two parents touring a play about raising autistic children

Disability coalition to protest over government refusal to introduce emergency winter payment, the Toy Library’s upcoming sensory swap and play events, Feileacain: Support for those affected by the death of a baby during or after pregnancy, should it be mandatory for schools to teach the national anthem? and nutrition with Anneliese

Marty Morrissey, why you should think about moving your savings, the CCPC’s call on Government to open up the Irish taxi market, we look ahead to Ireland Reads Day and Mark Malone shares his thoughts on Wuthering Heights