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Former Limerick Rose, Molli Ann O’Halloran, has completed her degree in BA in Voice at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at the University of Limerick.After working so hard on her audition, Molli Ann was offered a place in the London School of Musical Theatre for a prestigious one-year course, beginning in September 2026.However, this course is not eligible for Student Finance England or SUSI support. Molli must now fund the full tuition fees of £17,500, along with living expenses of approximately £300 per week and needs your help.GoFundMe link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/a-london-dream-r5qg8Image via Live95's photo library.

Live95's Lauren Beirne spoke to Mike Foley, senior executive engineer in the local authority in Limerick, about the plans for a canopy on Cruises Street in Limerick City Centre. It's part of ongoing public realm works, as they're known by the council, to enhance all of that ahead of the Ryder Cup. Image via Getty.

Sinn Féin Senator Joanne Collins and Fianna Fáil councillor for Adare-Rathkeale Bridie Collins join Joe to discuss the temporary Adare train station for the Ryder Cup that is set to cost around €5 million.Image via Getty.

Joe is joined by Gordan Kearney from Rooneys Auctioneers and Fianna Fáil Minister of State for Limerick County, Niall Collins, to discuss the sharp rise in rent in Limerick.Image via Getty.

Martinstown teenager Dáithí Lawless suffered a life-changing acquired brain injury after being involved in a road traffic accident in 2020. Following years of rehabilitation, therapy and blended learning, he is now sitting his Junior Cert exams.Dáithí’s mother, Antoinette Mullins Lawless, joins Joe.Image via Getty.

This weekend's sports preview with Luke Liddy, John Keogh and Mike Aherne.Image via Getty.

This Week's Coffee Break Chat with Jackie McCarthy O’Brien, Helen O’Donnell and Caleb Brennan.Image via Getty.

Ailbhe Kenny, Vice Chair of the Limerick Cycling Campaign, joins Joe to discuss the latest figures from the Road Safety Authority, which show more than 1,300 cyclists suffered serious injuries on Irish roads over the past five years.Image via Getty.

Some of you may or may not be aware that Live 95’s JP Dillon lost his wife, Liz, to breast cancer recently, and now the family are taking on a big challenge.JP’s five amazing children decided to run 100k in each of the cities they are scattered in around the world this month to raise money for this awful disease. JP and Liz's son Lee, joins Joe to explain how people can donate.The GoFundMe page is linked below;https://www.gofundme.com/f/500k-around-the-world-in-may-for-breast-cancer-irelandImage via Live95's photo library.