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2024-05-28 Lisa is running on empty, Anthonys story will make your day, the smallie election & more
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Homeless with her two autistic boys - can anyone help Lisa get better services...Anthony was homeless in Cork - now he’s running his own business - and we’re proud to say that in a small way we helped... Its ten days to the election - meet the Cork smallies who are having their own
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2024-07-26 Killing Patrick Street Businesses, Tiara Tales, Going For Gold & more
02:12:20Businesses have to pay rates - Why damage summer trade?..Tiara Tales - Rose Of Tralee Scoops from Cork’s 2012 winner!. Going For Gold - The Paris Olympics what are our chances & lots moreIt's Killing Patrick Street Businesses
12:41Rea from The Thomand Bar speaks to Gareth about the Patrick’s Street restoration, wondering how the City Council expects rate payers to pay when summer trading is being disruptedParis Olympics: Ireland Going For Gold!
12:37Neil O'Riordan Chief Sports Writer, Irish Sun & Will Downing Sports commentators chat to Gareth O'Callaghan from Paris about the prospects for Team Ireland as the Olympics begin.Tiara Tales - Rose Of Tralee Scoops!
15:35Gareth O'Callaghan talks to Corkonian 2012 Rose Of Tralee winner Nicola Duggan who has a captivating podcast about Ireland's unique event. Take a listen hereEndless Delays: Where Is Cork’s Event Centre?
10:49Paul from 3 little piggies Cork tells Gareth O'Callaghan he thinks it's like a magic roundabout that we can't get off the latest delay in announcing funding for the Cork’s event centreA Bitter Pill To Swallow
16:37Mick Barry TD chats to Gareth O'Callaghan following the announcement that Viatris is too close it’s Little Island plantFavourite Sport Gaelic football? Not In This Parish
09:22Gareth hears from Larry Tompkins why he is surprised the number one sport in Ireland following a recent survey is Gaelic Football.Overnight Works Drive Residents Mad
06:00Gareth O'Callaghan hears from Cllr Paudie Dineen that the residents of the South Quay area feel like they are under siege from overnight works.