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UK influencer Molly-Mae Hague has been praised by parents for her honesty after opening up about her three-year-old daughter Bambi going through an “aggressive era”, including incidents of biting and physical behaviour. It has sparked a wider conversation about how common these behaviours are in young children and how parents can best respond. Olywyn Moran, founder and CEO of Cogni Kids, joins the show.Image via Getty.

Back-to-school season is proving more expensive than ever for many families, with new research from Barnardos showing parents of secondary school students are now spending an average of €450 on digital devices alone. The charity says the growing cost is putting huge financial pressure on families.  Assistant Principal at St. Munchin's College in Limerick, Eric Nelligan, joins Limerick Today to give his views...Image via Getty.

We look ahead to the weekend in sport with Mike Aherne, Mal Keaveney and John Keogh.Image via Getty.

Journaling has gained more popularity online lately, with New York Times best-selling author Jennette McCurdy announcing the release of her guided journal, including prompts.To share their relationship with journaling is, friend of the show, Jen Ronan and Limerick Mindset Movement Coach, Sarah Quinn.Image via Getty.

One of Limerick's well-known landmarks has stood proudly in the city for more than 160 years, but now there's a growing campaign to restore Tait's Clock after years of disrepair. Heritage group An Taisce Limerick says the historic monument has been neglected for too long and is calling on the local authority to carry out urgent restoration works.Seán McIlfatrick, Chair of An Taisce Limerick joins the programmeImage via Getty.

Kraków Celtic Festival will be running from the 4th to the 6th of September, celebrating all things Irish and Celtic music, dance, and culture.Two musicians attending the festival, Paddy Mulcahy, from Lehinch and Aisling NicUilleagoid, from West Limerick and from the band Los Paddys joined Limerick Today this morning.Image via Los Paddys.

Going for Gold is back for another year, recognising the volunteers who go above and beyond to make their communities cleaner, greener and more welcoming.Voting opens today at 12 noon on the Live95 website, where you'll be able to help decide this year's shortlist of five community groups. Kate Janeczek, Environment Strategy Officer with Limerick City and County Council, and Ber Hurley from Kilmallock Tidy Towns, one of last year's Going for Gold winners join Limerick Today for more.Image via Limerick City & County Council Going for Gold.

Traditional games, emerging sports and cultural performances from right across Europe are coming to Limerick this weekend as the city hosts the European Sport for All Games. Pat Quigley, Active Cities Officer with Limerick Sports Partnership and Event Organiser for the games, and Tracy Maheedy, Programme Manager with Limerick Sports Partnership, join the programme to tell us more.Image via Limerick Sports Partnership.