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Why are no shows for driving tests continuing to grow?
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Joe is joined by James Dillon, driving instructor in Adare and Shane O’Donoghue of Completeacar.ie to discuss why there were 9,000 driving test no-shows last year.
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Woodview Residents Association discuss the proposed University Way
08:19|Live95's Caleb Brennan spoke to members of the Woodview Residents Association to discuss the proposed University Way.Image via Live95's photo library.
Tusla Midwest reacts to the aftermath of the RTE Investigates programme
12:38|Joe is joined by Caroline Cullen, Regional Chief Officer of the Mid-West Region at Tusla, to react to the aftermath of the RTE Investigates programme.Image via Live95's photo library.
The Limerick Public's reaction to Mayor Moran's Smart Homes plan
11:04|Live95's Head of News, Gillian Devlin, gives insight into Mayor Moran's Smart Homes plan.Image via Live95's photo library.
Should Drug Treatments Courts be rolled out to help those with addiction?
23:17|Joe is joined by Michael Guerin, Limerick Addiction Counsellor, to react to a claim that Drug Treatment Courts should be used as an alternative to prison nationwide.Image via Getty.
Austrian Bank Buys PTSB in Ireland - What does that mean for customers?
07:35|Joe is joined by Brendan Burgess, founder of Askaboutmoney.com, to discuss what the recent purchase of PTSB means for customers.Image via Getty.
Why is the Munster-Leinster derby such a heated rivalry
11:49|Joe is joined by Peter O’Reilly from the Sunday Times to look back on the 2006 Heineken Cup semi-final where Munster defeated Leinster 30–6.Image via Getty.
Calls for Special Emergency Arrangements to be banned for children in care
15:22|We hear from Catherine Morley, CEO, The Irish Foster Care Association, about how vulnerable children are being cared for by the state and Shane Dunphy, child protection expert and head of social sciences and early education at Waterford College, further education.Image via Getty.
Challenges of War Journalism in the 21st Century
13:13|UL’s School of Journalism is hosting a special event this Wednesday titled ‘New Conflicts, New Challenges: War Journalism in the 21st century’. Two of the panellists at the discussion, Dr Fergal Quinn of UL and Palestinian journalist Hamza Ibrahim, join Joe.