Cork Today

What the government need to do to get children out of poverty in this country, Run for Research, concerns about proposals on modular homes, special advocacy for survivors and Young Farmer of the Year.

Midleton resident's still worry after Storm Babet, new auto enrolment for pensions to be put in place, the cloth nappy incentive scheme, Cork County Culture Night, the latest on The Traitors Ireland and Peter's Gardening Advice.

The Law Society is warning that the Irish justice system is underfunded, overstretched and in need of reform, families urged to add just one extra dinner together each week to strengthen relationships and improve communication, we chat to a Cork-based psychotherapist who is supporting families in Gaza, Alzheimer’s Memory Walks will take place in Cork this Sunday and show Counsellor Joe Heffernan talks about Adult Children of Alcoholics

The need for investment to save post offices, get set for the Presidential election: details on how to check if you’re on the register, the lack of wastewater infrastructure is holding back growth, the 50th anniversary of Project Children and Anneliese Dressel answers nutrition questions

Ballinadee students left without school bus service, the Peter Robinson Commemoration Week, former Eurovision host, MEP Cynthia Ni Mhurchu on RTE’s decision not to participate if Israel takes part, Image consultant Lynda di Blasi shares style tips for Autumn, events in Freemount to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the opening of their Community Centre, a new driving test centre for Mitchelstown, walking hurling in Ballygiblin, Mark Malone reviews The Conjuring: Last Rites and The Bad Guys 2

Tips to deal with energy bills, Dogs Trust tell us about their Lead and Learn Academy, concerns over West Cork’s ambulance service, Garda File, Vet Jane Piggott answers pet questions

The Cork TD critical of the move to put a temporary ambulance training college in Haulbowline, wheelie bins in the way! A city Councillor calls for an alternative, Cork County Council officials to review thousands of submissions made about the Cork Kinsale greenway, Ballycotton and Cloyne locals want a better bus service, the Traitors reviewand Peter Dowdall answer gardening questions

Cork city and county councils to resume talks on a joint retail strategy, Basic Income for the Arts - we hear from an artist who has it and one who doesn’t, a public appeal to identify a woman whose skeleton was found by an old Cork railway line, Blarney Woollen Mills celebrates 50 years and Counsellor Joe Heffernan talks about vaping

The Car Rental Council of Ireland about how the proposed EU EV fleet mandate threatens to damage the Irish car rental and tourism industries, LISN To Your Liver campaign that will offer free walk-in liver scans in Cork later this month, a Cork school principal on the impact of the now withdrawn secretaries and caretakers strike, Bantry’s Singles Festival, Anneliese from the Health Hub Store shares nutrition advice