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Mary McCarthy of the Indo argues to PJ that Ireland’s endless school summers deepen inequality—while Belgium proves learning and fun don’t have to stop in June
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2026-10-12 hero Gustavo Morais leaped into the River Lee to save a drowning dog, a wave of car thefts hitting Carrigaline, local anger over delayed East Cork flood defences, & more...
02:15:35|PJ hears how hero Gustavo Morais leaped into the River Lee to save a drowning dog, Paul Byrne reports on a wave of car thefts hitting Carrigaline, local anger over delayed East Cork flood defences, And more...
The Third Fort2Fort International Charity Cycle Has Hit San Marino!
03:31|PJ hears how the cycle is going from Sam Beamish of Carrigaline & District Lions Club and Stephen Teap from RC Cancer Support House
Zombie Dead On The Streets Sat Oct 24th
02:40|PJ gets the lowdown from Moray Bresnihan, General Manager Cork Community Art Link See also here
Flood Protection Pushed Out to 2032
08:21|Mona Stromsoe tells PJ different timelines for protection have people fed up and there will be a protest Oct 17th at midday
Safety on the Sidelines - Soccer Safeguarding
12:49|Padraig O'Sullivan TD tells PJ why safeguarding was a hot topic at a recent Oireachtas Committee hearing
Does Cork Support The Public Sector Strike On Wednesday?
09:46|PJ reads an email from a listener and hears from Rebecca
Corks Double Decker Cafe Needs A Home
18:27|Aurelia Monprofit of La Crêperie Nomad tells PJ her 9-meter vintage bus with a professional kitchen and upstairs seating is ready for action—if only Cork can find her a location with power. See also here
The Real Reason You Can’t Afford a Home
14:55|PJ hears Ronan Lyons has written the book on how successive governments are fighting the last war in housing and the book is called "Brittle"
Stuck in a Career Rut? It’s Never Too Late to Pivot With Generation
11:37|Brian O’Sullivan joined Generation Ireland to get into a job with decent stability and wages and talks to PJ about his experience along with Jennifer Wickham, Generation Ireland Head of Programmes