Evening clinics will be open n Pharmacies to facilitate young people to get the vaccine before school starts back.

Brian Hayes from the Banking Federation of Ireland has a warning about the dangers of becoming a 'money 'mule'.

Should indoor sports be allowed to return? We talk to basketball coach Pat Curran.

Our Garda File comes from Macroom this week with Garda Eimer O'Connell.

All your pet questions are answered by Jane Piggott of The Island Veterinary

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Energy prices are going up, we talk to Darragh Cassidy from Bonkers.ie

Cllr Pat Hayes discusses derelict sites around Mallow and hopes that the Mallow Park Hotel may be refurbished soon.

The Owenacurra Centre in Midelton is to be closed in October, we speak with Pat Buckley T.D. and a concerned citizen about the fate of the residents at the centre.

Ashleigh Hughes Lordan runs the Castlelack Corvus Rescue Centre in West Cork. We hear of a recent rescue.

Seal Rescue Ireland have put out an appeal for help to get a pontoon for Wally the Walrus to keep him safe.

All your gardening questions are answered by Peter Dowdall.

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Cllr Christopher O'Sullivan has an assurance that Bantry Hospital will re open to admissions at 9 am on Wednesday.

Cllr John O'Sullivan on Graveyards in West Cork which are overgrown and neglected.

Is the new children's hospital being built on a mass graveyard from a Mother and Baby home? We talk to Archeologist and former Senator John Gilroy.

Fr Roy Donovan of the Association of Catholic Priests believes preparation for Communion and Confirmation should be taken out of the schools.

Bosco is making an appearance at Elizabeth Fort in Cork City.

The Men's Shed group are raising awareness of Dementia.

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Finbarr McCarthy on the Cork hurling victory over Kilkenny yesterday.

Jerry Harrington, First Responder and Michael Collins T.D. from West Cork on the protest march to Bantry Hospital on Sunday.

Tom Parlon from the Construction Industry Federation on the timber shortages in the building industry.

Families are struggling with back to school costs, we speak with Paddy O'Flynn from the Vincent de Paul.

Advice from Karen Crowley from Citizens Information on finding accommodation when starting college for the first time.

Nutritional advice from Annaliese Dressel from The Health Hub in Ballincollig.

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On Farm Talk -

This week's Joint Committee hearing on Agriculture , Food and the Marine was updated on issues related to the forestry industry,in particular the drop in the number of tree felling licences in recent weeks.

National Dairy Council says new research shows that people when asked can relate to and have opinions on Irish dairy and dairy farming.

On the back of the recent Farm Safety Week , we remind listeners about the type of licence needed to be legally permitted to tow a trailer on a public road.

Our Teagasc advisory this week looks at Autumn grazing and the importance of building grass

We hear about the latest Macra activities in the region ...

And John O`Connor has the stories making the agri-news this week..

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Donnchadh O'Laoghaire S.F. says school class sizes in Ireland need to be in line with the EU average.

Adam Higgins, Irish Sun Political Correspondent has the latest on the Katherine Zappone scandal.

Jerry Harrington who is a first responder in West Cork is organising a protest march to Bantry Hospital and Christopher O'Sullivan T D. discuss the Bantry Hospital crisis.

Joseph's Hair Salon in Glasheen is collecting school supplies for less fortunate families.

We hear about vandalism in Baltimore from Fergus whose dinghy was damaged on Tuesday night.

Our weekly movie review with Mark Malone

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Our reporter Mairead Twohig was at the inquest into the deaths of the O'Sullivan family in Raheen last year.

Brian Cooke of SIMI on the increase in sales of electric cars.

Paddy O'Brien of the over 60's talent contest on hospital waiting lists for the elderly.

Our Garda File comes from North Cork this week with Sgt John Kelly

All your pet questions are answered by Jane Piggott.

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Dr Paul O'Sullivan gives a GP'S view on the staffing problems at Bantry General Hospital.

Fr Tim Hazelwood how some Bishops plan to flout the lockdown rules and go ahead with Communion and Confirmations.

Some publicans have been getting abuse from customers around the use Covid certs. We talk to Michael O'Donovan from the Vintners Association.

Cllr Marcia Dalton shares her memories of Fr Con Cronin who tragically died yesterday due to a traffic accident in Monkstown.

Maura Walsh of IRD Duhallow tells us why so many young people are leaving the area.

Wayne O'Donnell from Operation Transformation is getting married in Killarney; we catch up with him before he sets off.

All your gardening questions are answered by Peter Dowdall

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