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2026-07-15 Noel O'Flynn On 32 Week Council House Turnaround, Craig Coady Talks Of Leaving Ireland To Give Paudie A Fair Chance, Cork Scores Well In Dance World Cup & More...
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PJ hears a call for councils to get government funding to speed up house turnarounds, as the Skyclarys decision is delayed Craig Coady considers leaving Ireland so son Paudie can have a better life, Careena Wolfe describes the Dance World Cup where Cork has three schools taking part. And more...
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16:18|PJ hears from Stephen Curran-Haffner von Wasselnhiem about the wonderfully true West Cork encounters that inspired a world of dogs, badgers, foxes and unforgettable children’s stories with a purpose Fritz and the Giants 'A new Home' will be published on the 17th July 2026From Shy Newbie To Historical Heroine At Verdant Troupe
10:13|Geraldine Bass tells PJ Verdant Troupe took a new twist on a drama group to help people find confidence , friendships and a bold new way to celebrate its heritage through historic animations in costumeCraig Coady A Father Shouldn’t Have to Beg for His Child’s To Get Treatment
23:20|After yesterday's delay on a decision on Skyclarys, Craig Coady calls on the HSE to show urgency and compassion over the life-changing drug, warning PJ that he is prepared to leave Ireland for the sake of his son Paudie's futureThe €2,000 School Squeeze Every Parent Knows
14:08|Free-book schemes help, but laptops, uniforms, food and transport are leaving many parents financially stretched David Malone CEO Irish League of Credit Unions tells PJOur Mothers’ Rings, Our Fathers' Medals - Keep The St Augustine's Chalice In Cork
10:08|As St Augustine’s closes, Padraig O'Sullivan TD says a unique treasure built from Corks most precious possessions must stay in the County and Dave, whose father's medal is in a chalice agreesWhy 30°C in Cork Feels Hotter Than 40°C in Florida
03:46|PJ gets a brilliant explanation about how Floridians handle stifling weatherCould Cork Be Next? The Hosepipe Ban Explained
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