Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

After a 15-year fight to secure life-changing surgery in Florida for her daughter Katie, Antoinette Burke tells PJ how today’s public sector strike has frozen a critical payment with days left before the deadline.

PJ covers new sports grants up to €750k, the challenge of keeping teenage girls in sport, and a tense stand-off over today’s nationwide strikes with Minister Charlie McConalogue. See also gov.ie/sportscapital

PJ talks to Dermot O’Leary of the NBRU who are not striking today but will not cross pickets in places like the CUH

Broadcaster Damien Tiernan recounts the terrifying escalation in violence that claimed the lives of Philip and Kim English and two of their young children—and the father who died trying to save them.

PJ talks to Liam Conway of the INMO and SIPTU's Nathasha Lenihan Treacy from a large and noisy picket line!

PJ hears from Michael Collins TD & Elaine Dunne on fears Budget childcare plans could force providers out of business, Cork home prices jump €20k in a year, Cork adventurer Daragh Cronin heading back to finish his 2,500km trek to Everest Base Camp. And more...

PJ speaks with Andrew McGinley about how bringing his late children's hilarious comic creations to life became a sanctuary of healing and joy.

PJ Coogan talks over new figures with Philip Arneill from CyberSafeKids that show over half of children are approached by strangers online—and how popular games can open the door.

Tired of robot-generated emails and forced sales pitches, What's The Scéal founder Nathan Daly tells PJ about his 28-day challenge to bring authentic storytelling back to marketing.