Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Paul Byrne hears how Claire met Roy Keane twice, talks about commercial rates being another to business, examines why newly qualified young people see no future in Ireland. And more...

From qualified midwives to student teachers, Paul Byrne and Pat Buckley TD explore why young Irish professionals are being pushed out of the country.

Homebot Ireland founder Clara Mulligan tells Paul how she turned an eight-year-old’s soap stand into a thriving West Cork home-robotics company designing window-cleaning bots and smarter appliances.

Chiropractor Dr Benjamin Martin joins Paul Byrne to explain why 10-step WFH commutes are wreaking havoc on our bodies, how neck strain triggers chronic headaches, and why viral spine-cracking videos don't tell the full story

From growing up in the sticks to taking the stage at AIB South Mall, 96FM's Lorna Horgan tells Paul why how you show up at work because it changes everything.

Following a daring rescue from the River Lee, Máire O'Sullivan from Dog Action Welfare Group tells Paul how one little terrier bounced back—and why adopting beats shopping every time.

Veteran volunteer Mark Clifford reveals what really happens on the end of a crisis line, why modern loneliness is peaking, and how silence can save a life.

Thirty years after a letter to Roy Keane made teenage memories with her late dad, Cork businesswoman Claire Griffin tells Paul Byrne about meeting the football legend to show him a 1,000-piece family puzzle

Cork mum and full-time carer Anne Chaney O’Riordan tells Paul how she and her five children have spent five years trapped under leaking ceilings and mould with zero council resolution.