Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Councillor Brian McCarthy explains to PJ why a message of solidarity from Cork is vital for residents standing their ground in Portadown.

Priscilla Granger joins PJ to confront the systemic failures leaving domestic violence victims with an impossible ultimatum: stay in danger or become homeless.

When Patrick "Patsy" O'Sullivan disappeared in 1992, his family never stopped hoping; his brother Jerry joins PJ to share the bittersweet closure of finally learning where he was.

After witnessing a goose hit by a speeding car and a pedestrian struck months earlier, local caller Anne joins PJ to plead for immediate traffic-calming measures around The Lough.

After a worker was refused time off following the sudden death of her cat, PJ and caller John clash over whether pet grief should be treated like human bereavement.

PJ speaks with TD Ken O'Flynn about the new homeowners who find themselves cut off from essential deliveries, broadband, and other services for months waiting for an Eircode

PJ hears from parents Lily & Derek as preschool staffing cuts threaten places for children with additional needs, public anger & growing calls for emergency fuel relief ahead of the Budget, Qween's Brian Keville on bringing the ultimate Freddie Mercury tribute to the Cork Opera House. And more...

Thinking of ditching Cork rent for Spain? Cork expat Viv O'Keeffe tells PJ why soaring supermarket bills, €2,000 rents, and housing protests just toppled the Spanish government.

Steve Park Director of West Cork Film Studios in Skibbereen tells PJ that that pulling regional tax breaks has cost Cork €20 million in lost productions.