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CorkToday 23 February 2023
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Adam Higgins Political Correspondent with the Irish Sun on the resignation of the leaders of the Social Democrats.
Bernard Moynihan joins us in the studio to discuss the planning problems in rural Ireland.
David Hall on response times for ambulances.
Carol Feller on a knitting initiative to support the declining numbers of Galway Sheep.
Kevin Flannery from the Dingle Aquarium has taken in a turtle that swam all the way from America
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