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2026-11-10 David Is Carer Of The Year, Sophie Toscan du Plantier Love Of Cork In Her Own Words, Holly Bough & More...
01:56:28|PJ talks to David Nolan, Lidl's Cork Carer Of The Year about Penelope, wife Katie and the Bataclan, learns how Sophie Toscan du Plantier's book about Cork nature "Love Of The Land" is now available, enjoys an early Xmas treat with The Holly Bough. And more...
From Cork Marathon To The Olympics The Incredible Rise Of Sanctuary Runners
05:22|Busy dad-of-four Graham Clifford tells PJ how a one-off Cork City Marathon team grew into a global running movement now heading to the Olympic stage.
The Pobalscoil na Tríonóide Youghal Cork Teens Inviting James Dyson For A Cuppa
14:06|Building trailers, pricing beans, and aiming high, Pobalscoil na Tríonóide students John, Ella and Ruby along with teachers Ricky and Conor share with PJ how their "Idir-Bean" project is redefining Transition Year.
Inside The Brand New Cork Holly Bough
14:53|Retro toy nostalgia, pub-clearing Diffney quizzes, and Susan Mulcahy’s Lough cover. Editor Mary Corcoran tells PJ what makes this year’s edition a treat!
Sometimes All You Can Do Is Sit And Have A Cup Of Tea - Ted's 50 Years In The Red Cross
08:34|From the 2009 floods to Northern Ireland refugee camps, Mallow’s Ted Noonan shares with PJ the reality of comforting Cork families on their darkest days.
"Love Of The Land" Sophie Toscan Du Plantier Speaks Through Her Own Words On Cork
18:31|Translator Lara Marlowe discusses A Love of the Land, with PJ bringing Sophie’s unpublished writings and love for West Cork into print.
David Nolan Along With Wife Katie Is A Remarkable Carer To A Great Girl, Penelope
09:49|Named Cork Lidl Family Carer of the Year, PJ and David Nolan talk about his daughter Penelope his wife Katie "his savior", family life, and surviving the Bataclan attack.
"He's Only Been In School 13 Days" How School Transport Failure Turns Into A Family Nightmare
06:44|Shannon tells PJ she was told her son's bus was sorted in August but on day one she found nothing arranged. Now her autistic son is stuck at home while his routine unravels.