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PJ hears calls to ban roadworks at traffic peaks, learns how Cork school Coláiste Éamann Rís put together a live crib, learns a Cobh textiler makes table dressings fit for a Queen. And more...

PJ hears from Cllr Finbarr Harrington that the bizarre case of 18 cattle stolen from a farmer has been cracked.

Tom Harrington and his sons Mark and Scott look back with PJ on decades of late nights, fresh chips, loyal staff, and their new food business. TomToms, shaped by Cork

Continuing our look at uniquely Cork ways to celebrate Christmas, PJ talk to Cobh textiler Carmel Creaner who quit engineering to follow her first love with a craft business that even the late Queen of England used! See also carmelcreaner.com

PJ talks to John Duggan one of the team behind a remarkable mini-company that shows Cork is bursting with enterprise.

PJ talks to school principal Aaron Wolfe and to Marcus from Agri Aware who supplied the animals.

Rob says that the people who operate roadworks need to take traffic into account and he tells PJ he has a lot of signatures already for his petition which you can see here

Cllr Ian Doyle explains to PJ that without guidelines from the Guards, GDPR says the council cannot use their CCTV to catch criminals.