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PJ hears from Social Democrats health spokesperson Pádraig Rice as 70,000 patients walk out of EDs, Cork mum Áine Duggan after settling her legal battle with the HSE over the loss of baby George, Fiona Collins as the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival gets underway. And more...

Batten down the hatches! Alan O’Reilly joins PJ Coogan to warn of 100mm of rain, surging winds, and what’s in store for bank holiday plans.

No charity, just full-contact rugby. Alan Craughwell, Richie Philpott, and Ted Owens join PJ to share the story behind the hit documentary Try. To find screenings see here

Feeling non-stop? Aideen Altman tells PJ she organizes yoga, eco-art, and foraging to find the space for calm this autumn.

Heading out for the Jazz? Festival chair Fiona Collins joins PJ to share the best free gigs, family spots, street markets, and music trails.

After losing baby George and a 4-year legal battle, Áine Duggan speaks to PJ Coogan on maternal instinct, grief, and the little brother who brought hope.

Priced at €600m, now heading past €3bn. Journalist Paul Cullen joins PJ to expose how Ireland’s National Children’s Hospital became a €3bn saga

Cookery teacher Gillian Mahony tells PJ why the national debate on compulsory home economics needs to be taken seriously