Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

PJ talks to Denis O'Callaghan of the Irish Cattle & Sheep Farmers Association and agricultural contractor Tim Coleman who both say that they are not happy with the government package but it's important not to rush into another wave of protests without planning how they work

James Sexton tells PJ he thinks the current system is unfair to those who want to leave to their nephews or others and people should get a lifetime threshold for inheritance no matter where it comes from.

Dr Hazel Murray from MTU-Cork tells PJ she is doing presentations to help clue you on. To take part email cyberadvice@cyberskills.ie

PJ talks to Damien Long, well known for his West Cork Connects business, who has taken it over and has big plans

As the world becomes a more uncertain place, Cllr Finbarr Harrington tells PJ we need to have the facility to handle oil back in action

PJ takes calls from listeners on the future of Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin, chats to Lynda who made her own app to help with PMS when she wasn't happy with what was out there, learns about the biggest game of tip/chase happening in West Cork. And more...

PJ talks to Brian Butler who is organizing it. See also caracommunityireland

Michaela Alfred-Kamara Of Cork Educate Together Secondary School joins PJ with Charlotte Cochrane, Isa Reen O’Mahony, Kelly and Emma Barrett as they talk about the Frederick Douglass Students Human Rights Conference. Students from Cork Educate Together Secondary School, Millstreet Community School and Coachford College organized it in the UCC Western Gateway Building