Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Cork’s 96FM’s Paul Byrne looks into Horizons@Work and the need to bring people with learning disabilities into the workplace. The Byrne Report is funded by the News Reporting Scheme.

Paul Byrne concludes his look at the Horizons@Work scheme and some of the people who make it happen. The Byrne Report is funded by the News Reporting Scheme.

Playing a man facing terminal illness after surviving Stage 4 cancer himself, Paschal O’Leary joins director Cathie Cowhig and Cork ARC to discuss with Paul Byrne laughter, bravery, and shedding clothes for charity. See also here

Brian Coughlan chats with Paul Byrne about carrying on his family’s entertainment legacy and why you can’t beat a 200-seat room for pure atmosphere.

Paul Byrne continues his look at the Horizons@Work scheme and some of the people who make it happen. The Byrne Report is funded by the News Reporting Scheme.

100+ people queue for hot food while politicians look away Rosalyn Barrett and Jess Tobin of The Kindness Krew tell Paul Byrne about their open challenge to Cork TDs to witness the crisis firsthand.

Collette Wolfe left school at 13 unable to read or write, concealed her secret for decades but today she shares her journey with Paul Byrne through profound grief to graduating with honours from UCC.

Paul Byrne talks to Aaron Daly who took advantage of the opportunity the Horizons@Work scheme offers and some of the people who make it happen. The Byrne Report is funded by the News Reporting Scheme.

When an engineer got blocked from inspecting a GoSafe van, a district judge threw the case out, solicitor Patrick Horan explains to Paul Byrne what it really takes to challenge speed camera evidence.