Niall McLoughlin, architect behind Limerick's International Rugby Experience

As part of World MS Day, Multiple Sclerosis Ireland Mid West branch is holding an information day in the Radisson Hotel tomorrow (Tuesday 30th May) from 10am to 2pm.&nbsp; Mary McCusker MS support worker in this region joins Joe to tell us more.

World MS day in Limerick

The first ever all-Ireland Football Medal, won by Limerick Commercials in 1887 is up for sale! The magnificent golden medal will be up for grabs at Fonsie Mealey Auctioneers’ Highly Important Rare Book &amp; Collectors’ Sale this Wednesday. George Mealey of Fonsie Mealey Auctioneers joins Joe to tell us more..

The first ever All Ireland Football medal won by Limerick is up for auction!

The people of Limerick have been having their say on proposals to provide an Active Travel Scheme linking Parnell Street to Clare Street.&nbsp;The route takes in areas such as Colbert Station, Wickham St, William St, High Street, and the Milk Market area. Live 95's Nigel Dugdale joins Joe to tell us more..

People of Limerick have their say on an Active Travel Scheme proposal

Tipperary musician, James Kelly was born with his heart facing the wrong way around. James had to undergo major surgery, but all didn’t go according to plan.&nbsp; After many surgeries at the National Orthopaedic Hospital, or Cappagh Hospital, he joins Joe to tell us his story...

We chat to a musician who was born with his heart facing the wrong way around

A second protest is set to take place this weekend about the overcrowding at the Emergency Department in UHL. Protesters will meet on Sunday at 2pm outside City Hall on Merchants Quay.&nbsp;We hear from Mike Daly and Fine Gaels Kieran O’Donnell but first Anne Marie has been chatting to Richard Fahey..

Second UHL protest taking place this weekend

An Bord Pleanala has refused planning permission for the second time for a large-scale strategic housing development in Limerick. The development, part of which would have reached 10 storeys high, was planned for a brownfield site close to the city centre.&nbsp; Live 95's Nigel Dugdale joins Joe to tell us more...

Planning permission for a large scale Limerick housing development denied for a 2nd time

Legislation introduced in November 2021 allowed for outdoor drinking to be made legal, with pubs and licensed premises offering outdoor seating areas to customers. These laws are now set to be extended with a view to making them permanent. What will this mean for Limerick's nightlife? We hear from Paul Flannery of Flannery's Bar here in Limerick and Robert Byrne, Chairman of Limerick Vinters.

Outdoor drinking laws to be extended with a view to making them permanent

New Barnardos research reveals that over a third of parents have cut back or gone without heat in the past 6 months because of the current cost of living. Stephen Moffatt is the National Policy Manager of Barnardos and he joins Joe to tell us more..

More than a third of parents have cut back or gone without heating in the past 6 months

A new report from the EY Future Consumer Index has revealed consumers are becoming frugal to cope with the cost of living crisis. Will these new measures be felt by the public, and is there any end in sight to the rocketing cost of living crisis?&nbsp; Mike Johnson from EY Limerick joins Joe to discuss.

Consumers remain frugal to cope with cost of living