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Ray of Sunshine Foundation looking for Limerick trades people
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Olive Halpin chats with Live95's Anne-Marie about the Ray of Sunshine Foundation, a charity based in the Midwest that brings volunteers to Kenya to build and renovate schools and facilities for some of the most vulnerable children in the world.
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Over 3,000 children waiting on early year places in Limerick
09:00|Alex Richardson, Senior Policy Coordinator at Women's Economic Equality, joins Paul to discuss the lack of available early years places and the impact this is having on Limerick's working mothers.
What is needed to keep Limerick pubs alive?
09:39|Seamus Cleary from Cleary’s Bar Newcastlewest joins Paul to discuss the decline in pub culture here in Limerick
Our Coffee Break Chat - Dolores O'Riordan, Katie Taylor, Pub Closures and more
23:04|Paul is joined by Joe Cleary, Ailish Drake and Triona O'Dea for the weekly coffee break as they chat about some of the top stories of the week.
Take That tickets go on sale for Thomond Park Gig
10:38|Paul is joined by Live95's Anne Marie Geraghty as they chat about Take That's upcoming gig at Thomond Park.
Limerick band girlfriend. talk to us on Band Camp Friday
08:34|Live95's Anne Marie Geraghty spoke with Limerick band girlfriend. ahead of Band Camp Friday.
Limerick retired fisherman sailing 2026 edition of the Golden Globe Race
08:28|Paul is joined by retired Limerick fisherman Pat Lawless as he takes part in the 2026 Golden Globe Race.
Katie Taylor's Final Fight - our sports panel discuss
17:21|Paul is joined by Live95's Luke Liddy, John Keogh Limerick Leader Sports Editor and Ken Moore of St Francis Boxing Club to chat all things Katie Taylor and other sports.
The new Government investment account - A Limerick finance expert explains more
09:46|Could a new Government scheme change the way you save and invest your money? The new personal investment accounts are expected to launch early next year, allowing people to invest in things like shares, bonds and investment funds, with a tax-free threshold and no minimum contribution or lock-in period. But the exact tax-free limit and tax rate won't be known until next year's Budget. Paul spoke to Thomas Fitz-Gough from First Choice Financial Services.