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We hear from a Limerick man working with Concern in Turkey
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Limerick man Kieran McConville has worked with Concern for more than a decade in war-torn countries and at sites of natural disasters. He is currently in Turkey after the recent earthquake.
Speaking to Live 95's Nigel Dugdale, he gives us a sense of what the country has been like since.
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Limerick woman's cook book raises funds for Down Syndrome Limerick
11:23|Paul chats with Marie O’Callaghan about her new book raising funds for Down Syndrome Limerick.
Limerick heads to Co Offaly for the Ploughing Championships
07:48|Paul chats with Seamus Henneddey as excitement grows for the 2026 National Ploughing Championship.
Tackling cocaine addiction among Limerick farmers
14:04|Limerick addiction counsellor, Michael Guerin joins Paul to discuss the growing number of young farmers abusing cocaine and other illegal substances.
Singer Songwriter Johnny Duhan remembered in Limerick
17:24|Paul is joined by Cha Haran and John O'Regan to remember the legendary Limerick Songwriter John Duhan.
Weekend sport review with Luke Liddy, Ivan Morris and Mike Aherne
13:46|Paul is joined by Live95's Luke Liddy, Mike Ahern and Ivan Morris, golf writer and president of Limerick Golf Club, as they take a look ahead to the sporting highlights of the weekend.
Minister O'Donovan reflects on Trump's visit to the region
16:53|Paul is joined by Minister Patrick O'Donovan, who reflects on welcoming President Trump to Shannon for his two-day visit to Ireland.
Limerick comedian Ger Mullins takes social media by storm
09:35|Paul chats with Limerick comedian Ger Mullins about some of the celebrity impressions that helped to garner his social media following.
Limerick reflects on the 25th anniversary of 9/11
12:40|Paul chats with UL’s Edward Moxon Brown and hears a Limerick woman's lived experience as we reflect on 25 years since the September 11th terrorist attack.