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PJ hears the reality of drug lord terror for families who have someone caught in the debt spiral, learns about a new way for mums of newborns to have self-care, laughs with the gang from Roches who are getting back together. And more...

Finbarr Buckley Christine Lynch & Rose O'Connor talk parcel depot, canteen hijinks, and the landmark dome on St. Patrick's Street to PJ Coogan. Reunion happens 7:30 PM Fri Oct 30th, Clayton Hotel, Lapp's Quay

Sick of dodging dog fouling with the buggy, local mum Kate O'Regan launches a grassroots Tidy Towns group to give the Lough the love and care it desperately needs.

Pamela survived pancreatic cancer and even did the Camino but there are still problems getting travel insurance which is just a shame, she tells PJ. See also ucanireland.ie

Cllr Patrick O'Donovan tells PJ Coogan Cork's ghost bus problem has real world consequences

Irish Independent's Ralph Riegel explains that Gardaí are launching a widespread appeal for footage around Killavullen as resources mobilize for what looks set to become a formal murder inquiry.

PJ talks to Ger Hyland of the IRHA about the pressures on freight companies and what this means for prices in shops.

Damien Tiernan describes the somber mood in Waterford to PJ Coogan