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On Cork Today with Patricia Messinger

Why priests are concern they may have to turn people away from Mass this Christmas as more traditionally go to Mass at Christmas  ... Fr Tim Hazlewood

Why one Cork school is checking the temperature of its students and staff in a bid to keep the Coronavirus out of the school  .... Cathleen OBrien Deputy Principle Kinsale Community College 

Public Doctors to strike in January .... Dr Ina Kelly Public Health committee

We hear about the work of the Little Hill Animal Rescue with actress Pauline McLynn 

Gardening with Peter 

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New measures put in place so people can visit nursing homes this Christmas

On our Comment Line we hear of cruelty to horses in East Cork

Also on the Comment Line Parents worry as they cannot see their children this Christmas due to travel restrictions due to Covid

We chat to Repak on how online shopping has increased packaging waste in Ireland

Our Regular counsellor Joe Heffernan joins Patricia discussing living with someone who is gambling

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Long waiting lists for Speech and Language therapy

Charleville suicide awareness mural spray painted by vandals in Charleville

No help for the working homeless

Discussing miscarriages in light of Meghan Markle going public on her miscarriage

We hear about the Sponsor a sod initiative

Nutritional advice with Anneliese

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John O'Brien was born in Killeady, Ballinhassig and he joined the gardai in 1968.

On retiring almost forty years later in 2006 he had reached the rank of detective chief superintendant. He had also been head of the national office for Interpol and Europol.

In between he witnessed tragic and troubled times, political interference and political inaction. 

His book 'A Question of Honour, Politics and Policing, The Inside Story' has just been published. 

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On the programme we continue our weekly look at the world of agriculture and food...

ICSA says beef farmers are getting frustrated at the lack of progress being made by the Beef Taskforce

Migrant Rights Centre Ireland says results of a survey cast a poor light on the meat industry , not so says Meat Industry Ireland

New measures are to be introduced to implement the European Union Good Agricultural Practise for Protection of Waters Regulation..

Teagasc held it`s Dairy Conference online this week and launched the Dairy Roadmap..

And we find out more about the No Dig Market Farm which is taking shape outside Macroom ...

Farm Talk`s John O`Connor will look at other stories making the agri news this week...

Farm Talk kindly sponsored by Dairygold is aired every Saturday at 10am to 11am and on Wednesdays between 10pm and 11pm.

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Our Political Analyst Sean Defoe gives us a possible timeline of how we will get out of level 5.

We hear an appeal for nursing help from Ashlene in West Cork, mother of 6 yrs old Clayton who has special needs.

Aileen Hickey from Parentline on anxious children.

Mary Newman draw co ordinator for Glen Rovers Camogie Club tells us why GAA Clubs are not happy with new fundraising proposals from the County Board.

Prof Ivan Perry from UCC School of Epidemiology fears a potential spike in Covid cases after we exit level 5

Our weekly movie review with Mark Malone

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