Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts

Joe is joined by Eleanor McSherry, Orla Canney and Dr James Lawlor for this week's Coffee Break chat.Image via Getty.

Joe is joined by Mike Aherne Tom Savage and Luke Liddy for this weekend's sports preview.Image via Getty.

Joe is joined by Fine Gael councillor Olivia O’Sullivan to discuss the concerns raised by Woodview residents on the proposed University Way development in Limerick.Image via Live95's photo library.

Live95's Head of News, Gillian Devlin, spoke to Independent Cllr Jerome Scanlon about the latest school bus problems and how it impacts children.Image via Getty.

Live95's Fiona Madigan spoke to two Croom business owners to get their thoughts on the proposed plan of the NM20 Limerick-to-Cork motorway being built. Over a thousand signatures have been added to a local petition.Image via Live95's photo library.

Live95's producer Anne Marie Geraghty spoke to Aedín Ní Thiarnaigh, Irish language journalist, who is presenting the new TG4 series Reabhlóid Ar Chúl An Tí, which shows how suburban back gardens, school grounds, and community spaces can be transformed into thriving pockets of native wildlife.Image via Getty.

Image via Getty.Concerns are growing in Limerick over plans to pipe water from the River Shannon to Dublin, with a senior council official warning it could inhibit development in the region.In a submission to planning authorities, it’s also been highlighted that Limerick could be left vulnerable when it comes to its own water supply. Kevin Hannan, a local fisherman and boatman spoke on Limerick Today.

Tusla hosted its first ever aftercare conference focusing on the supports available to those leaving care and stepping into adulthood. For many, that transition can be challenging, but Tusla says early planning and consistent aftercare can make a real difference. Jacqueline Smyth, National Lead for Foster Care with Tusla, and West Limerick woman Shauna Kelly, a care-experienced young adult who’s now studying for a Master’s in Social Work and played a key role in organising the conference, both spoke on Limerick Today.