Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Zoe beat the odds to get a place in one of the world's most prestigious drama schools, the London School of Music Theatre, now her friends launching a viral campaign to get her there.

PJ catches up with James who is meeting with lawmakers to try and change how inheritances are taxed

Nivene Sadick tells PJ how she is bouncing back after the Paul St Food Plaza closed, opens up about the vulnerability of asking for help, her unique Egyptian-Ballyphehane roots, and her race to secure a permanent home for her business. See also here

John O'Callaghan from Dog Advocacy Ireland tells PJ he welcomes a tightening of the law but we could still go further.

Paul tells PJ how close Crosshaven came to the gorse fire setting buildings on fire and causing widespread smoke damage

PJ talks to Emer Stafford who volunteers to clean up other peoples junk left behind at Whitebay (near Whitegate) and she tells PJ that in the last few years people even leave behind "fast fashion" towels.

PJ talks to Dena O’Donovan from O'Donovan's Hotel Clonakilty about her fear that crazy parking will cause a tragedy

PJ talks to Opinion Line Producer Paul Byrne about last night's fire being investigated as suspected arson and also an assault in Blackpool. Cllr Audrey Buckley then tells PJ about what Crosshaven people are looking at going forward to reduce the risk of harm from gorse fires.