Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts

Limerick GAA have announced the establishment of four new regional development units covering the city, east, west and south of the county. There has been a commitment to strengthening structures at the local level and increasing participation in Gaelic games across the entire county. Live 95's Luke Diddy caught up with committee chair Jimmy Fien.Image via Getty.

This week's TV and film recommendations from Aisling, Anne Marie and Caleb.Image via Getty.

Professor Vincent Cunnane has announced he will retire as President of the Technological University of the Shannon early next year, bringing to a close a career that has spanned the University of Limerick, Shannon Development, LIT and most recently the creation and growth of TUS.He joins Joe to talk about his decision.Image via TUS.

A county Limerick club are celebrating a massive revamp of their GAA grounds, following a long seven years of work, led by the community. The job cost over €600,000 to complete, and includes a 70 metre hurling wall, a 500 metre tarmac community walkway, redevelopments of the pitch, and new goal posts. Ger Downes, chairperson of Knockaderry GAA club, has been speaking to Live95's Lauren Beirne.Image via Getty.

A look back at last weekend's sport with Trevor Anderson, Dan Mooney and Mike Aherne. Image via Getty.

MyCelsius, which has been developed to address the difficult symptoms of menopause, has just launched in Ireland and was co-developed by engineer Aonghus O’Donovan, who studied at UL before working with Dyson and in Formula. He joins Joe to explain how the bracelet works.Image via Getty.

The Leaving Cert starts tomorrow, and Michael Gleeson of Ardscoil Rís joins Joe with practical advice for parents on helping students through the exam period, and budgeting expert, maths teacher and State Examiner Anita Collins is with us too.Image via Getty.

Mungret Community College have recenty been encouraging students to cycle to school. Their #AndSheCycles campaign, encouraging more girls to cycle to school, has been a huge success, with three of their TY student ambassadors taking a trip up to Dublin to present their work at Leinster House.Two of the campaign ambassadors, Juno Loughran and Laura Pietruszkiewicz, join Joe.Image via Getty.