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Limerick's Chief Fire Officer retires
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Joe is joined by Michael Ryan from Limerick City and County Fire Service to discuss retiring after years of service and to look back on his career.
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The sad passing of famous Limerick racehorse Istabraq
09:41Charlie Swan joins Joe to share his memories of the beloved Limerick racehorse Istabraq.
Long term boil water notice on Shannon Estuary is not good enough
09:59Fianna Fail Cllr Bridie Collins joins Joe to discuss the boil water notice on the Shannon Estuary.
Limerick business on city centre challenges and security guard patrols
11:32Sinead Clohessy from Specsavers joins Joe to continue our conversation about the newly announced security guards around Limerick city centre.
Public scrutiny of the charities register increases
07:12Interim CEO Charities Regulator Madeleine Delaney joins Joe to discuss the recent rise in public scrutiny of charities and the ways in which they use their funds.
More than 275 school children benefitted from TUS initiatives
07:37Joe is joined by Anna Murphy and Dr Carolann Bargary from TUS to learn about the children who have benefited from the TUS Access Initiatives this year.
How to make money with investing
21:07Paddy Stronge joins Joe to tell him about his new book Successful Investing: How to Make Money in the Stock Market and explain the mistakes people make while investing.
Deadpool & Wolverine hits Limerick cinemas
06:52Live95's Crossy chats with actress Emma Corrin about her upcoming new film Deadpool & Wolverine.
Limerick participants in Paris Olympics
14:34Neasa O’Donnell, of the UL Sports Scholarships Academy management, joins Joe to discuss the plethora of UL students, past and present, that will be competing in the Paris Olympics as well as the coaches and trainers that got them there.
Is cash still King?
16:10Joe is joined by Paul Kerr, Banking and debt consultant with First Choice Financial Limerick, John Lowe, the Money Doctor and Kealan Lennon, founder and CEO of CleverCards to discuss the Access to Cash Bill and the idea of a cashless society in Ireland.