Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts

Limerick secondary school students are being encouraged to get their thinking caps on, with entries now open for the 2027 Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition.The competition is offering its biggest prize fund yet, with the overall winner taking home €10,000. Alison Ahern, Head of the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, spoke with Paul.

Moyross man Tom Moloney spoke to us about three years ago, when his sons' graves were being robbed. Since then, his wife has also passed, and he thought the problem had gone away. Recently, he has noticed items being taken from his wife and sons' graves again. Live95's Lauren Beirne has been talking to him about the most recent string of thefts.

Gardaí are continuing their investigation after a woman was found dead at an apartment complex in Limerick City early Friday morning. She has been named locally as Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa, a Brazilian national in her 30s. Live95's Tara Byrne spoke with Paul.

Anne-Marie is joined by Graham Byrnes of CPL recruitment, Kathryn Hayes, Lecturer and Course Director of Journalism at UL and Leah McMahon, Financial Planner at Castle Capital to take a look back on the week's biggest stories.

Live95's Luke Liddy, soccer correspondent Mike Ahern and general manager of Ballyneety Golf Club, John Leamy, join Anne-Marie to take a look at the sporting highlights of the weekend ahead.

Gary Jones from VOICE Ireland tells Anne-Marie all about the Picker Pals programme, which combines storytelling, adventure and litter picking to teach primary school pupils about caring for their local environment.

Mary Carey from Steamboat Records chats with Anne-Marie about how music can improve your mood, and we take a look at some Limerick people's favourite songs.

Michael Gleeson, guidance counsellor at Arts Galríos in Limerick, chats with Anne-Marie about the stress of receiving Leaving Cert results and shares advice for any students not happy with their results

Communities across Limerick have been working tirelessly to make their areas the best they can be, and the top five have been selected to showcase all the improvements they’ve made.The following community representatives join the show: John Hardiman from Castleconnell Tidy Towns and Newcastle West Tidy Towns’ own Vicki Nash, Ben O’Sullivan from Kilmallock Tidy Towns, Patrickswell Tidy Towns' own Sam Milburn and Patricia Ryan from Croom Tidy Towns.Image via Limerick City & County Council Going for Gold.