Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts

This week's TV panel with Gillian, Aisling and Caleb.Image via Getty.

Irish rock legends The Stunning are set to return to Limerick for a show at the historic King John’s Castle on Saturday, the 30th of May, with tickets still available.Joe is joined by Steve Wall, the founding member of The Stunning.Image via Dolans.

Limerick City and County Council has launched a new "Golf Limerick" brand aimed at turning the county into a year-round golf destination. Donn O’Sullivan, Head of Marketing and Communications with Limerick City and County Council, joins Joe.Image via Getty.

"A Sheepdog Named Oscar" is written by author and TUS Limerick School of Art and Design lecturer Dara Waldron, who joined the show.His book has become a New York Times bestseller, and now it is finally hitting shelves here in Ireland.Image via Getty.

Limerick's long-awaited BusConnects project has been pushed back yet again, with the rollout now not expected until 2028.Sean Golden, Chief Economist and Director of Policy at Limerick Chamber, joins Joe.Image via Getty.

The good weather is finally here, and plenty of us are spending more time outdoors. But while we're enjoying the sunshine, are we doing enough to protect our skin?Kelly Wallace from Skin Solutions has more.Image via Getty.

To help us make the most of our gardens this season, Joe is joined by Lynda Sheehan from Rockbarton Gardening School.Image via Getty.

The Fleadh Cheoil Luimnigh takes place over the June Bank Holiday weekend in the new Coláiste Chiaráin Croom. Joe was joined by Sarah Collins, a musician living in Banogue, and her extremely talented, All-Ireland-winning daughters, Clara, Emma Jane and Sheila Kagney, music teacher and school principal of Banogue NS, who also runs the popular local Comhaltas trad music groups from the school.Image via Live95's photo library.