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Caleb is joined by Hot Press's Stuart Clark as they look back on the life of musical legend Glen Hansard

Parenting expert, Deirdre Holland Hannon and Dan Sheedy from Limerick's tuition centre join Caleb to give parents some tips as they navigate their child's transition from primary to secondary school.

E-scooters have become a familiar sight on Limerick's roads, but there's renewed debate over whether they should face tighter restrictions—or even an outright ban.One Limerick councillor says that would unfairly punish people who rely on them to get to and from work, particularly shift workers travelling when public transport isn't running.Limerick City East councillor Ursula Gavan joins the show.Image via Getty.

After 75 years of heartbreak, Mayo are finally All-Ireland Senior Football champions. While much of the attention has been focused on the team, there's also a Limerick woman who played a key role behind the scenes in the team's historic success.Sports psychologist Dr Rachel Sheehan, originally from Limerick and now living in Nenagh, has worked closely with the Mayo senior footballers throughout their All-Ireland winning campaign and joined us on the programme.Image via Getty.

Limerick has been named the official padel capital of Ireland.The county currently features 16 open, bookable courts spread across four venues, including Padel LK’s eight-court complex, the Radisson Blu’s Padel 100 setup, Castle Oaks, and Adare Manor.Investor & Co-Founder of Padel LK, Eimear McManus, joined the show to discuss her love of padel and explain why it’s such a growing sport.Image via Getty.

With the nationwide hosepipe ban now in effect until the end of August, many people are wondering how they can keep their gardens looking healthy without reaching for the hose. So, what can gardeners do to protect all their hard work while also helping to conserve water?Award-winning horticulturist, gardener and floral artist Kathleen Barrett joins the show.Image via Getty.

Former Garda commissioner Drew Harris has said that Cocaine has become ‘regrettably normalised’ among professional classes….Limerick addiction counsellor Michael Guerin joined the show to discuss why this drug has become so popular and its impact in Limerick.Image via Getty.

A new study has found that 1 in 4 people admit to feeling bored in their relationship, with women more likely to experience it earlier than men. Researchers say relationship boredom is actually more common than many people realise, but does a relationship feeling a little stale mean it's in trouble?Dating and relationship coach, Francis Kelleher, joined the Limerick Today show to give her insight.Image via Getty.