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2024-09-18 Trouble For Taxi Drivers, Ploughing Louts, Euros At Páirc Uí Rinn & More...
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PJ hears how taxi drivers may quit the business after getting unexpected tax bills, how Ploughing Championship farmers are after loves not lager, how the Casement's loss could be the Páirc's gain. And more...
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2024-09-19 Save The Bishop's Palace, Every Parent Should Watch Butterfly, David McWilliams On Money & More...
02:11:24|2024-09-19 Save The Bishop's Palace, Every Parent Should Watch Butterfly, David McWilliams On Money & More...PJ learns why people are not happy about the Bishop's Palace being sold, chats about why "Butterfly" is an essential watch, talks Cryptocurrency and other money with economist David McWilliams. And more...It’s Beyond A Joke The 220 Bus
03:21|Fiona tells PJ that her son had to wait over an hour for a bus as four other passed the stop saying they were out of service.Ambulance Services Under Threat: SIPTU Calls For Clarity
09:29|John McCamley Sector Organiser SIPTU chats to PJ about why they have asked for clarity around the funding for the Cork & Kerry Ambulance service because the roster says the cuts are still happening.Donate The Bishops Palace To The People Of Cork
05:55|Cllr Ken O’Flynn tells PJ that the Bishops Palace should be kept for the people of CorkBallincollig Linguist Patricia Toth To Compete For Cork In Miss Universe Ireland
15:19|PJ gets to know Ballincollig’s finest Patricia as she goes to do us proud!An Bord Pleanála Refuses Bessborough Permission
04:53|Carmel Cantwell speaks to PJ following the refusal of planningShocking Cruelty Sees Blind Dog Dumped In Blanket
08:49|PJ talks to Vincent Cashman of the CSPCA about what this says about animal welfare.Dad Told Prove ADHD Lasts More Than 3 Months
09:37|PJ speaks to a dad who is fighting for help for his son but was told ADHD might not last longer than 3 months.Is Budget 2025 The Last Chance for Childcare Reform in Cork?
08:31|Everyone is talking about childcare but Frances Byrne of Early Childhood Ireland says what’s needed is something comprehensive and thought out