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A look back on the week's top stories

Anne-Marie is joined by Limerick Leader's Nick Rabbits, former Munster rugby player, Gerry Casey and friend of the show, Maggie Jardine for our weekly coffee break panel.

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  • Calls to stop parking charges at University Hospital Limerick

    09:11|
    Live95's Lauren Beirne chats with Limerick SF TD Maurice Quinlivan about the calls to phase out parking charges at University Hospital Limerick.
  • Price hikes for Limerick college students' accommodation continue

    12:29|
    Threshold’s Limerick regional adviser, Jasmine Ryan, joins Anne-Marie to discuss the increase in on-campus accommodation rental fees in universities across the country.
  • Looking ahead to the weekend's sport

    17:53|
    Anne-Marie is joined by Live95's Luke Liddy, Mike Ahern and Limerick rugby star, Chloe Pearse, for our weekly sports chat.
  • Are you looking to join a free running club in Limerick?

    05:21|
    Andrew McNamara, a Limerick personal trainer and endurance athlete, has recently set up a free run club with no experience or training required.Iron Miles Run Club meets every Saturday at 10 am at the Living Bridge at the University of Limerick,Live95’s Aisling Shanahan asked Andrew what Iron Miles is all about…Image via Getty.
  • What is the circular economy all about?

    10:06|
    Pauline McDonogh from the Regional Waste Management Office discusses how we can all play a part in reducing our waste and engaging in the circular economy.Image via Getty.
  • Free webinars to help parents support their kids in Leaving Cert

    12:46|
    Are you a student or a parent of students who are getting ready for their sixth year and the dreaded Leaving Cert?Well, Julie O’Connor of Synergy Careers here in the Mid West is hosting free webinars on all things careers, course choices and organisational skills from Monday, August 31st.Julie joins Limerick Today.Image via Getty.
  • Cocaine trends among women in the Mid West

    10:08|
    Cocaine usage is increasingly prevalent among Limerick women, yet coming forward for treatment can be particularly challenging due to societal judgment, issues over child custody and internalised shame. Coolmine Addiction Treatment Centre says these changing drug use trends reveal a demand for greater rehabilitation services here in Limerick.Coolmine CEO, Pauline McKeown, joins Limerick Today.Image via Getty.
  • A Limerick therapist's new venture: "Grá & Solas"

    09:55|
    Now, we all know how important minding our mental health can be, but it can be quite difficult to find that right person to lean on.Well, Limerick lady Erin Moore has recently started her own counselling practice called Grá & Solas, the Irish for love and light.She graduated from the Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences with a degree in counselling and psychotherapy.Erin joins Limerick Today.Image via Grá & Solas.