On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger ----

Why Dance Classes should remain open in Level 3 and 4 - We hear from Lucy French of Lucy French Dance School in Kinsale

We hear about Batteries stolen from Speed Signs in the Blarney area – The local communities which fight so hard for these speed monitors are disappointed this has happened

Why one T.D. is asking questions about these Dial A Drink promotions popping up in Cork on social media

Why the Skibbereen Heritage Centre is looking for information on those interred at the Drimoleague Old Graveyard

One Woman who is in need to purchase Wool

We hear about the Ardu Street Project which sees a number of street walls in the city decorated with art – We speak with Bandon artist Shane O’Driscoll 

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Batteries have been stolen from electronic speed signs in the Blarney area and in Donoughmore - CorkToday

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On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger -

How a East Cork Drive Thru vaccine clinic was closed this weekend due to shortage of the flu vaccine

We hear how Feed Cork has opened a satellite hub in Bandon to serve the wider West Cork area. The hub will be based in the town hall in Bandon

North Cork Cancer Support Group Can Talk is now online to provide support

Cllr Bernard Moynihan contacted the show as he is coming across more and more people who are suffering from lonliness at the moment

Anneliese Dressel with Nutritional advice

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

The fallout from the Level 5 Covid restrictions continues , in particular the effects they are having on the marts ..

The Beef Taskforce came to an agreement among stakeholders at a recent meeting , we look at what`s next in the application for PGI status for Irish Grass fed Beef .

The National Dairy Show was held online this week , the National Dairy Council revealed that Irish dairy consumption is enjoying a surge in support from Irish consumers..

We look at upcoming changes for farmers in the nitrates derogation in 2021...

and Farm Talk`s John O`Connor looks 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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ASTI members are threatening to strike, we speak with Anne Loughnane.

Cllr Ian Doyle is appealing to young people in Charleville not to let off firecrackers around the estates in the town this year.

Cllr James Kennedy gives us an update on repair work on the Mallow Roundabout.

The Sunday Times good University Guide comes out this weekend. We talk to Dr Colm Murphy

We have our weekly Movie Guide with Mark Malone

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Wexford Ind T.D. Verona Murphy has decided to receive only the equivalent of the PUP payment for the duration of the lockdown to show solidarity with her constitiuents.

Bronagh from Mallow has been protesting outside the HSE offices in Mallow for 3 days to highlight the lack of support for mental health services.

Niall Hatch from Birdwatch Ireland talks to us about the Buzzards that have been poisoned in West Cork.

Our Garda File comes from North Cork this week.

Our sports correspondent, Trevor Welch has news about Cork City Football Club.

All your pet questions are answered by Jane Piggott from the Island Wood Veterinary Clinic in Newmarket

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On Cork Today with John Paul McNamara

We speak to the community or Kanturk and Castlemagner following the tragic events that unfolded yesterday

Mick Barry on why he feels fines for Covid are incorrect

Retailers who feel its unfair that smaller shops are closed, while larger stores selling the same goods stay open in level 5

Counselling with Joe Heffernan

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