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PJ hears frustration over rules on what can be brought to the dump and when, learns that the bus services taking people around on Culture Night will have DJs on board, chats to the ladies from Voice Works all-female choir about singing and socializing. And more...

"You're penalised for doing the right thing": Margaret explains to PJ how a simple trip to dump scrap wood ended up costing €55 and two days of driving across Cork.

Following on from Sarah Slattery highlighting how important strength training is, Ian Murphy from Impact Health & Fitness gives PJ actionable tips

PJ talks to Sarah Slattery, Physiotherapist with Cork Stroke Support Group who says strength is important

PJ chats to Alison Ronayne and Nikki Griffin from Voiceworks about why so many people are getting into choir practice and recitals and having fun singing

Culture Night is innovating more than ever and PJ talks to NatMac about Double Decks, music by DJs on the busses bringing people to culture night events. See also here

Nine years after being told his cancer was terminal, survivor Ian tells PJ the terrifying reality of facing aggressive lymphoma and why life-saving stem cell care must return to CUH

Flour, Wellies & Fierce Competition - Inside the Junior Brown Bread Semi-Finals With Corks Lucy TatePJ talks to Lucy who is in 4th year and is continuing the family tradition of her mum and grandmother who is competing in The National Junior Brown Bread Baking competition, sponsored by Euronics in association with the NPA and ICA. Support her at the Ploughing Championships Sep 15th-17th Block 2, Row 23, Stand 471.