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2026-08-07 Diesel Price Fears, Carrigaline Says No To Racism, Three Cork Lads Open City Studio & More...
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PJ hears worries that reversing fuel tax cuts will backfire if the Iran conflict kicks off hard, learns why a Carrigaline woman is organizing a demonstration against racism on Monday, chats with one of the three lads who opened a city recording studio for modern needs. And more...
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