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Let's Not Be Too Hasty About e-Scooters Says Cllr Dan Boyle
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Paul talks to Cllr Boyle who says if injuries were the only reason to ban a form of transport we would ban cars immediately
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12:37|Diana Kelleher tells Paul if your gut instinct knows something is wrong keep working at it to get a solution. See also dianakelleher.comHelen Says She Had To Try So Hard To Get A Water Leak Fixed
24:33|Helen tells Paul she lives down 15 steps and water was pouring off the main road into her garden but she found it so hard to get something done eventually she went to Cllr Noel O'Flynn and his son Ken O'Flynn TD to get things worked outA Cork Lad Will Be "Seání" The Boy Who Will Be The Face Of Irish Milk
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08:18|Paul Byrne talks to Cork GAA CEO Kevin O'Donovan about their heavyweight bid for the Event CentreSaturday Bessboro Protest Paul Speaks With Protestor Martin Parfrey
03:05|Martin talks to Paul about the turnout on Saturday and what they hope will happen next