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Limerick City Special Olympics Club represent Ireland at a European Swim
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Head of Delegation at the Limerick City Special Olympics Sports Club, Olive Coyne and athletes Andy Coyne and Tara Loftus join Joe to talk about representing Ireland in the upcoming European Swim Meet in Monaco this October.
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Richard Harris Festival postponed due to funding shortage
16:01|Richard Harris Festival Director, Zeb Moore chats with Joe about how a lack of funding has led the festival to be postponed.
Local hotelier gets on his bike for charity
12:21|David and Elaina Fitzgerald from the Woodlands House Hotel chat with Joe about their eight-day charity cycle across the Wild Atlantic Way for the Irish Cancer Society.
Limerick journalist says working from home changed her life
11:06|Limerick journalist Maria Flannery joins Joe to discuss how working from home after the pandemic changed her life.
Fundraising event coming up for Mid Western Cancer Foundation
05:59|Tom Brady speaks to Joe about the 'John Brady' road race fundraiser he has set up in memory of his father who passed away from Leukaemia earlier this year.
Alcohol-free event coming to Limerick
15:33|TUS lecturer Lisa Heneghan and Drink Aware CEO Dearbhla O'Brien speak to Joe about the new Limerick Night Time Economy Initiative that will see more alcohol-free events happen at night time in the city.
Did You Meet Anyone series preview of Kilcornan Pallaskenry Kildimo
23:34|Joe is joined by Diarmuid McIntyre from Grey Heron Media and Pádraig McMorrow to chat about this week's episode of Did You Meet Anyone, which looks at Kilcornan, Kildimo and Pallaskenry.
Grant available to help small Limerick businesses become more energy efficient
06:09|Siobhan Quinn from the Local Enterprise Office Limerick talks to Anne Marie Geraghty to discuss new grants for small businesses looking to make energy-efficient changes.
Limerick votes to keep current property tax rate
10:41|Councillor PJ Carey SF and Councillor Bridie Collins FF join Joe to discuss the council's decision to retain the current property tax of 15%.