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Many calls to The Samaritans are from lonely people, we talk with John Golden, a volunteer with the Samaritans.

The Crime Victims Helpline annual report shows an increase in blackmail, fraud and hate crimes. We talk with Michelle Puckhaber the Chief Executive of the helpline.

Retired Dr Joe Moran has an 8-point approach to tackling the problem of dangerous dogs.

Cllr Padraig Rice, Soc Dem, is calling on the Council to fix the broken footpaths around the city.

Should sun beds be banned in Ireland? We talk to Kevin O’Hagan, Cancer Prevention Manager with the Irish Cancer Society.

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Eimer O’Neill from C.A.R.I. with reaction to the RTE documentary about the late Bishop Eamon Casey.

Cllr William O’Leary, on the perennial issue of tickets for the school bus.

Michael Moynihan on the Section 39 workers pay rise and the national development plan.

The West Cork Jesters have a new coffee shop employing special needs adults. We speak with Susie Nicholson.

Joe Heffernan with advice on taking stock of our lives.

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John Cashman gave us a round up of the All Ireland Hurling final which was played yesterday.

Cllr Ben Dalton is welcoming the decision by the H.S.E. to install sunscreen dispensers at beaches in Cork.

Fuss Ireland's Rebecca O'Riordan resigned from her role as parent representative on the board tasked with shaping the HSE's Roadmap to Improve Children's Disability Services 

Alan Galvin from the ‘Saoirse’ pilot programme aimed at helping gambling and gaming addicts

Bernard Monihan joins us in studio, he is campaigning to get the LEAP card for Banteer rail station.

Annelisse Dressel answers all your nutritional questions

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Our sports commentator, John Cashman has a preview of the All Ireland Hurling final next Sunday

Raw sewage was pumped into the river Sullane at Macroom, causing major inconvenience to the locals. We talk to Dinger Murphy from the local fly-fishing club.

Caroline Dunne from Weddings Online chats with Patricia about trends in modern weddings.

The Mallow Arts Festival starts next week. Organiser, Tadgh Curtis has a rundown of what to expect.

Our movie review with Mark Malone this week is Despicable Me 4 and Poolman

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The Irish Thalidomide association has rejected a letter from the Government as it did not amount to an apology to what happened to their members.

Martina Kenny from ‘My Lovely Horse’ animal rescue does not agree with the Government ban on XL Bully dogs.

Cllr Colm Kelleher has called for the ban of a semi-synthetic legal drug which has been said to cause psychosis.

A masked man on social media can be seen threatening to kill Mary Lou McDonald. John Hand from the Irish Sun Newspaper reported on the threat.

Three artists from West Cork are holding an exhibition at The Yellow Door in Baltimore. We talk with Majella O’Neill from Sherkin Island.

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Susan Grey from PARC, many of our road deaths are learner drivers who are driving unaccompanied.

Paul Kavanagh from Fermoy Rowing Club on the funding delays for repairing the Weir on the River Blackwater.

Dan Kelly, mental health advocate on the number of young people on the  CAHMS waiting list

‘The Man from Nazareth’ comes to Dromahane Community Hall for one night only, we talk to Producer, Carmel Barrett.

We talk to 17yr old Dillon Lynch who recently broke the record on the RUN 32 CHALLENGE with a sub 50 hour time.

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