Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Paul Byrne learns why healthcare assistants have served strike notice, discovers the Kanturk Young Scientist with AI Glasses to help dementia patients, talks to the people behind Cancer Connect and more...

Paul talks to Helen O'Driscoll who started Cancer Connect to make sure that patients could get to their treatments, to Christy who is one of their drivers and to Jacinta who uses her trademark humor to describe good days and yucky days

David Punch who has been open about his autism journey tells Paul Byrne about taking part in The Assembly Ireland where a group of autistic, neurodivergent, and learning-disabled people interview celebrities using direct, unfiltered. You can watch The Assembly Ireland on VMTV Mondays at 9pm

Michael, a North Cork father, shares the heartbreaking reality of caring for his 12-year-old son with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in a council home that traps him.

Past pupils from The Life Ctr Amber O'Callaghan, Darragh Cotter and friend of Don O’Leay Brian Madden tell Paul Byrne there is massive support for Proby’s Quay bridge to be named after Don O’Leary

Paul talks to Alex Cooney of Cybersafe Kids about what kind of laws we need to stamp out AI nudes before there's a tragedy in Ireland.

Paul Byrne talks to Aidan Farrelly TD who has been getting figures on the use of debt collectors for hospital debt

Paul talks to William Brosnan about his brilliant Young Scientist project and to his teacher Siobhan O'Riordan

Don O’Donovan, Chair Union Hall Development Association, tells Paul Byrne it is soul destroying to see volunteer work to cheer up the town wantonly destroyed