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Households get photos of their rubbish sent back to them from bin company
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Conor Walsh from the Irish Waste Management Association joins Joe to talk about companies capturing pictures of rubbish and sending them back to the householder.
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Governor of the Central Bank joins Joe as he is in Limerick
10:47|Joe is joined by Gabriel Makhlouf, Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland.Image via Getty.
Unrest in Iran and the impact on Limerick people in Dubai
16:48|Joe is joined by Neil Robinson, Professor of Comparative Politics at the University of Limerick, and Paul Fitzgerald, formerly Live 95s "street boy", who is now in Dubai give their insights into the Iran escalation. Image via Getty.
Limerick man in Dubai shares his experience of US attack on Iran
22:07|John Hayes from Hospital in Co Limerick, who works as a journalist in Dubai, joins Joe this morning to share his experience of the US attack on Iran.Image via Getty.
Limerick men representing Ireland in contemporary craft and design
09:32|Joe is joined by two Limerick men who will represent Ireland for contemporary craft and design: Hugo Byrne and Noel Donnellan joined the show.Image via Getty.
Limerick researcher on understanding Osteoarthritis
05:04|Joe is joined by Dr Clodagh Toomey from UL on her research on Osteoarthritis.Image via Getty.
This weekend's coffee break chat with Nick Rabbits, Edana Flynn and Lynda Sheehan
18:24|Joe is joined by Nick Rabbits, Edana Flynn and Lynda Sheehan to chat about this week's stories.Image via Getty.
This weekends sport preview with Mike Aherne Luke Liddy and Barry Murphy
21:03|Joe is joined by Mike Aherne, Luke Liddy and Barry Murphy for this week's sports review.Image via Getty.
Limerick world Junk Kouture winners
11:26|Joe is joined by the 2026 Junk Kouture winners from Limerick, Lauren O’Neill, Alexandra Giltenane and Sarah Kinnane.Image via Live95 photo library.
Limerick child has a bright future in weather forecasting!
04:53|Live95s Nigel Dugdale spoke to nine-year-old Faye Reddan about her fascination with the weather forecast; she has even been noticed by some as Limerick's weather girl.Image via Getty.