Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

From growing up in the sticks to taking the stage at AIB South Mall, 96FM's Lorna Horgan tells Paul why how you show up at work because it changes everything.

Veteran volunteer Mark Clifford reveals what really happens on the end of a crisis line, why modern loneliness is peaking, and how silence can save a life.

Thirty years after a letter to Roy Keane made teenage memories with her late dad, Cork businesswoman Claire Griffin tells Paul Byrne about meeting the football legend to show him a 1,000-piece family puzzle

Cork mum and full-time carer Anne Chaney O’Riordan tells Paul how she and her five children have spent five years trapped under leaking ceilings and mould with zero council resolution.

Paul Byrne hears from Sheena McCarthy of Sheena's Boutique and Dermot O'Sullivan of Greenwich Cafe explain what it actually takes to keep Cork’s high street alive.

PJ talks about the granny hug consent video, learns how to use the clock going back to sort out your sleep habits, looks forward to the Jazz Festival. And more...

Martin Farrelly joins PJ mid-dash to share where to catch surprise pop-up street sets, free gigs at The Old Oak, and the electric brass vibes lighting up Cork this weekend.

Dan Cronin from Cork Stroke Support joins PJ to discuss rebuilding life and confidence after a diagnosis—gather a team of four for €40 and book your table for the big charity quiz this Thursday at Nemo Rangers on their socials.