Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts

July marks Limerick’s Pride month, and while this should be a happy occasion that promotes a sense of community and belonging, the opposite still seems to be the case.Labour TD for Limerick City and County, Conor Sheehan, raised the issue of trolling and judgment that is still being targeted at members of the LGBTQ+ community.He joined Limerick Today to give his insight.Image via Getty.

Limerick’s Dyno-Rod plumbing is scouring the county in search of the best public loo. The competition originally ran back in 1992 and was won by Slieve Russell Hotel in Cavan, but now, over three decades later, the title is back up for grabs.  Paul Crowley, Operations Director at Dyno-Rod, joined the show for more.Image via Getty.

This week's coffee break chat with Maria McGrath, Valerie Murphy and Pat Browne .Image via Getty.

We look ahead to the weekend in sport with Luke Liddy, Tom Savage and Mike Aherne.Image via Getty.

Male domestic abuse and coercive control are all too common, so we started digging to see what support is available in Limerick and Live 95's. Tara Byrne was doing a bit of searching and says currently there isn't any dedicated service and she found the closest regional service is in Cork. She spoke to Marie Claire from OSS Cork about what they're seeing on the ground there.Anne Marie Geraghty also spoke to Andrea McDermott, Clinical Manager of Men's Aid, a national service for men experiencing domestic abuse to get her thoughts on the issue.Image via Getty.

The Limerick Post was marked with a civic reception last week to celebrate its 40 years in business.The Post has covered all the different sides of Limerick in those years and has remained dedicated to being free to the community. Will Ryan, Editor and Publisher of the Post joins the show to tell us more.Image via Getty.

The new exhibition in Limerick City is looking to move art from white-walled galleries and into the heart of a local pub. The Glen Tavern on Glentworth Street is hosting "Seomra Comra" featuring monthly showcases from different resident artists. Live 95's Tara Byrne spoke to Carl Doran and Sean Healey of Fun Limerick Productions about the idea.Image via Getty.

Each county will be paired with a European country, and Limerick has been paired with Europe’s largest economy, Germany.Over the next six months, Limerick will see international conferences at UL, TUS, and Mary I, alongside cultural events supported by the Shannon Foynes Port, Hunt Museum and the German Embassy. So what does this role actually mean for Irish citizens, and what benefits will the presidency bring to the country? To explain, we’re joined on the line by Fianna Fáil MEP for Ireland South, Cynthia Ní Mhurchú.Image via Getty.

This week's TV Panel with Anne Marie, Trevor and Aisling.Image via Getty.