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2024-07-18 Childcare just isn't viable, Can we help Kayla come home, The scramble for tickets & more
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Childcare providers say they are now convinced the Government has an agenda to close them down - but why?..West Cork raises thousands for Kayla - and she’s been offered a very special 21st when she’s well enough..All Ireland tickets - influencers and the prawn sandwich brigade seem to have taken over & lots more
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08:01|Olga Prins, the owner of Olga's Own Craft Studio joins Paul Byrne talks everything Crochet.What is it like working as a Crane driver?
08:45|Paul Byrne got in touch with Frank McLaughlin of Clancy Construction Cranes on what its like working as a Crane driver.Watch Cork City FC away games from the cinema
08:42|Paul Byrne was joined on the Opinion Line today with, Anthony O'Sullivan, Commercial Manager Cork City FC and Robert Corr General Manager Arc Cinema Cork who are working together to bring Cork City FC away games home.Irelands youngest barber
11:05|Paul was joined on the Opinion Line today by Jack Connolly a 12 year old learning the trade of becoming a barber.Opening the conversation of depression
11:40|Paul Byrne was joined on the Opinion Line by Carmel O’Gorman, a mother of five who's life is dominated by depression and she wants to help others by opening up a conversation.Overnight sensation in Lanzarote
04:52|Katie Maye Collins spoke to Paul Byrne on the Opinion Line after a video of her singing Irelands Call in Lanzarote went viral.World Thrombosis Month: who quickly it can strike.
09:58|This morning on The Opinion Line, Paul Byrne was joined by Garry Minihane, an Ironman athlete who trained rigorously, never smoked, and lived an active lifestyle but still battled a series of health crises.How well do we know our vapes?
15:27|On the the Opinion Line, Paul Byrne spoke to Chloë McPolin from the Irish Independent, has been reaching out to teens and young adults in their twenties about how easy it is to get hooked on nicotine.Should personal injury payouts be increasing?
07:32|Businessman Pat McDonagh is a vocal advocate for insurance reform and joins Paul Byrne on the Opinion Line.