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2026-07-13 Maryborough Hill Housing Row, Wellington Road Antisocial Behavior, See The Space Station & More...
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PJ hears about a plan to zone 48 acres for housing in Maryborough Hill Douglas, hears Wellington Road residents want more supports for vulnerable people in the area, learns how to watch for the International Space Station over the next few nights. And more...
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15:16|After facing life-altering cystic fibrosis challenges during the pandemic, David Howard shares how he chose a career in golf to inspire kids facing the same diagnosis.Women Need To Break The Symptoms Of Silence And Look After Their Health
17:31|Dr. Anna Bellin-Rizzo who works with Dr Juan Corado at QClinic tells PJ there is still a massive stigma around intimate health and it's time for women to stop accepting accept pain or leakageRob Heffernan On Why Cork Is A Running City
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