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Is your eyesight and hearing getting worse in lockdown?
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Joe chats to Sinead Clohessy from Specsavers about their new survey that says A THIRD (33%) of people have noticed a change in their eyesight and 12% have
noticed a deterioration in their hearing during lockdown.
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Our weekly coffee break chat with Dave Maheedy, Gearoid Folan and Anna Gibson-Steel
17:29|Joe is joined by Dave Maheedy, Gearoid Folan and Anna Gibson-Steel to discuss this week's top stories.Image via Getty.
This weekend's sports preview with Luke Liddy Mike Aherne and John Keogh
21:42|Joe is joined by Luke Liddy, Mike Aherne, and John Keogh for this weekend's sports review.Image via Getty.
Comedian Risteard Cooper comes to Limerick
13:44|Joe is joined by comedian Risteard Cooper on his upcoming Limerick gig called "Out of His Head" in Friars Gate Theatre. Image via Getty.
Limerick archaeologist sheds light on recent walls of Limerick find
13:03|Joe is joined by Limerick City and County Council’s executive archaeologist, Sarah McCutcheon, to discuss the medieval findings in Limerick's walls.Image via Getty.
Limerick mourns Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane RIP
05:53|Joe spoke to Live 95's Aisling Shanahan about the death of well-known Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane. Image via Getty
Concerns raised about Parkway Roundabout
07:14|Live95s Lauren Beirne spoke to Fine Gael Cllr Sarah Kiely about the problems surrounding the Parkway Roundabout. Image via Getty.
History of Shannon air crashes talk in Limerick
07:03|Author Peter McGarry joins Joe to discuss his new book, "Falling stars" about Shannon air disasters.Image via Getty.
Limerick family feature in RTE crime series Swindlers
06:35|Live95s Anne Marie joins Joe to discuss the new documentary series on RTE called "Swindlers."Image via Getty.
Limerick clothes banks may be forced to close due to illegal dumping
18:17|Joe is joined by Labour Cllr Joe Leddin and project officer at Voice Ireland, Solene Schirrer, to discuss the illegal dumping issue in Limerick.Image via Getty.