Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts

This Weekend's Sports Preview with Luke Liddy, Mike Aherne and Ronan O'Mahony.Image via Getty.

Joe is joined by Cora Peters, Lisa Daly and Stephen Cuneen for this week's coffee break.Image via Getty.

Dr Gail Flanagan, Communication and Linguistics tutor and lecturer in the School of Modern Languages and Applied Linguistics at UL, explains to us why we swear.Image via Getty.

 Ciarán O'Sullivan of Kiwi-cutz joins Joe to tell us about the Pints and Ponytails event taking place in Limerick this Sunday, which teaches Dad's how to do their daughters' hair.Image via Getty.

Joe chats with Director of Food Safety with Safefood, Trish Twohig, about the newly launched 2026 Safe2Eat campaign and BBQ safety ahead of the Summer months

Limerickman Conor McNamara was recently named British sports commentator of the year, finishing ahead of broadcasting legends BBC Radio 5 Live's John Murray and Sky Sports' Peter Drury.Conor is one of the leading voices in Football broadcasting, covering the biggest games for over two decades and started with the BBC back in 2002. He has been nominated as Football Supporters’ Federation commentator of the year every year from 2014 to 2023, and now he has finally taken home the well-deserved prize.But he is known for so much more than football, as he has commentated for Rugby Union games for the BBC and for the Ryder Cup.He spoke about his win on Live 95's Limerick Today

Are Gen Z the most maligned generation in history?Media articles and popular culture love to portray them as lazy, phone-obsessed and too sensitive? What started as a casual conversation in the office has sparked a bit of a debate, and we wanted to get some more opinions. Reporter Fiona Maidgan went on the streets to chat to Limerick people about their thoughts on Gen Z, and Joe chatted to a panel of young Generation Z people about living with the stereotypes.

Calling all Star Wars fans, there's a very exciting concert coming to Limerick this evening. May the Fourth Be With You - A Star Wars Celebration is coming to the University Concert Hall at 7.30 pm, and tickets are still available. The orchestral concert will feature music from all three film trilogies.The concert's conductor, Stephen Bell, spoke to Joe Nash on Live 95's Limerick Today

Kathryn Thomas talks to Joe about her podcast Are we there yet? She also expands on that controversial comment she made about dating short men!