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A new education programme called MISE is being rolled out in Irish schools.It’s already reached over 1,700 students, aiming to raise awareness and help young people recognise symptoms of endometriosis earlier.Midwife and founder of Mojo Matters, Christine Lane, joined Joe to talk about why this initiative matters.

A study which included input from UCD researchers found a four-day working week without salary reductions brings big benefits to workers’ mental and physical health and their productivity. Joe is joined by Graham Burns from CPL Recruitment in Limerick.

Limerick is about to make history on two wheels as the National Downhill Mountain Bike Championships is coming to Ballyhoura this weekend.Chris O’Callaghan, one of the event organisers from the Limerick Mountain Biking Club, chats to Joe about the event.

Limerick addiction counsellor Michael Guerin joins Joe to discuss the government's decision to delay health warning labelling on alcohol.

Comedian Jim Elliot joins Joe to talk about how Gen Zs are ditching the kettle and opting to use the microwave to make tea instead.

Evelyne Mancassola from the Poppy Cup, Adare, joins Joe to talk all about the matcha craze and gets him to taste his first matcha.

Minister Niall Collins joins Joe to discuss the National Development Plan.

Joe is joined by David Collopy of Twilight Tales by the Limerick Fireside and Jacinta Khan of The Savoy Hotel to discuss July's edition of Twilight Thursday.

On this latest episode of Limerick Lives, Nigel Dugdale spoke to Anne Connolly about Sean Ross' mother and baby home.