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UL Professor of Psychology on phone etiquette
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Joe is joined by Aisling O’Donnell, Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Limerick, to discuss how Passengers can now be kicked off a United Airlines flight for listening to music without headphones.
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Preparations underway for Legends of Limerick concert
17:12|Joe is joined by Craig Power, Limerick’s night-time economy advisor, Riann O’Dwyer from Big Boss Events and Sean Flynn of Trad Folkin Rocks to chat about the upcoming Legends of Limerick concert.Image via Getty.
Cheltenham preview Day 1
09:54|Live95s racing correspondent Mike Vince joins Joe to mark day one of Cheltenham 2026.Image via Getty.
UHL 43 acre site acquisition confirmed
18:04|Joe is joined by Kieran O’Donnell to talk about the 43-acre site for the UHL expansion.Image via Getty.
Mary Immaculate students bring us Sponge Bob the musical
08:22|Joe is joined by members of the Mary I production of SpongeBob the Musical, Siofra Canntilan-Mann playing Sandy, Emily Flynn, the choreographer and Meadhbh O’Mahoney playing Squidward.Image via Getty.
Positive reaction to new Gardai who are now working a regular beat in Limerick City Centre
06:52|Live95s Nigel Dugdale chatted to people to get their views on new Gardai who are now working a regular beat in Limerick City Centre.Image via Getty.
Limerick's Paudie Moloney is through to the finals of Dancing with the Stars on RTE
14:39|Joe is joined by Paudie Maloney as he makes his way to the final of Dancing with the Stars.Image via Live95 photo library.
"The Irish Mammy Cooks" Cookbook
15:29|Joe is joined by Orla Drumgoole, AKA Irish Mammy Cooks, who has just released a new cookbook called “Irish Mammy Cooks” Cookbook.Image via Getty.
Limerick pharmacist on Government "reset" of how it buys and prices medicines for the next four years
10:34|Joe is joined by the owner of Barry's CarePlus Pharmacy in Adare, Rebecca Barry, about the Government's "reset" of how it buys and prices medicines for the next four years.Image via Getty