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Nigel Dugdale and Caroline Curran on Quitting Smoking
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Joe Nash chats to Nigel Dugdale and Caroline Curran to discuss the HSE's We Can Quit program, a peer-led stop-smoking group delivered locally for men and women that was launched last year.
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Dean of Limerick School of Art and Design retires
09:10|Gillian is joined by Mike Fitzpatrick, Dean of Limerick School of Art and Design, ahead of his retirement.
Limerick mum reacts to latest cervical cancer court case
12:16|Gillian speaks to Limerick mother, Jennifer Purcell, about the latest cervical cancer court case, and her own experience with the issue.
ECB interest rate cut due today
07:15|Gillian speaks to Joanne Madden from First Choice Financial about the expected ECB rate cut today
Limerick reaction to RTÉ investigates nursing homes scandal
22:08|Gillian is joined by our producer, Anne Marie Geraghty, and Shane Scanlon with 'The Alliance - Supporting Nursing Homes', to discuss the recently released RTÉ Investigates documentary, which goes inside two of Ireland's Nursing Homes to see what is happening behind closed doors
Drug addicts in Limerick City - what needs to be done?
17:36|Gillian is joined by Cllr Maria O'Donohoe, and TD Maurice Quinlivan, to discuss the drug problems in Limerick City, and how it can be fixed.
Ireland's fairy forts
07:50|Gillian is joined by Folklorist Jo Kerrigan to discuss her most recent book, ‘Irish Fairy Forts: Portals to the Past’
Are you contaminating your brown bin?
12:32|Gillian is joined by Pauline McDonogh from MyWaste, to talk about their new food waste recycling campaign for this year's National Food Waste Recycling Week
Cocaine prevalence in Limerick
17:01|Gillian is joined by addiction councillor Michael Guerin to chat a bit about what the attitude is to cocaine at the moment, and the danger associated with this.
Vicky Phelan's solicitor reveals shocking failures in latest case
10:54|Gillian speaks to Cian O'Carroll, Vicky Phelan's solicitor, about the recent failures in the case of Cork mother, Leona Macken