Former Cork Football Star Noel O'Leary speaks to Michael Scanlon - C103 Sport 

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Former Cork Football Star Noel O Leary of Kilnamartyra who reflects on his 14 year career with Cork which brought him highs and lows and as a current member of the Kilnamartyra Premier Intermediate Football Team we will get his thoughts on County Championship 2020

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On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger -

We hear from a Fermoy family who are cocooning with their terminally ill child as they appeal for Personal Protection equipment

We hear how people have nearly been caught first hand with online scams

A Cork family remember their son who died homeless in the Midlands a number of years ago

Gardening advice with Peter

Plus the Breaking news stories of the day

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On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger -

Why Alcohol Action Ireland feels we need to restrict the amount of alcohol people can currently purchase at an off licence

Why outdoor workers wish to return to work - Patricia speaks to comment caller Martin a garden contractor

We hear from a North Cork group producing face masks for front line workers

Our Regular Counsellor Joe Heffernan on advice for frontline workers

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Abuse towards supermarket workers at Scallys Supervalu Clonakilty - Patricia speaks with Eugene Scally of Scallys Supervalu Clonakilty

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On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger -

Abuse of Supermarket Staff - Patricia speaks with Eugene Scally of Scallys Supervalu in Clonakilty

Lone parents who get abuse in supermarkets when they bring in their children

Debenham workers who commuted for the county feel their loyalty was never recognised and remain disappointed

We hear how Alpha One patients are doing during Covid 19

We hear about Singing for the Brain

We hear about a group living in a shack in Kilbrin to raise funds for Melon Educate

Nutritional advice with Anneliese

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The theme of this week's edition of Where the road takes me is positivity - a vital component of getting through these difficult times brought upon us by Covid-19.

John Greene has invited past contributors to the programme to give their personal observations on the virus and how it has effected their area. It is mandatory for all the contributors that their words are positive and of a helpful nature.

A politician, a nun, a publican, a poet, a farmer and a parish priest have their say on how we can emerge from this pandemic mentally intact and with a new and positive outlook on life.

Architecture critic with the Financial Times, Edwin Heathcote returns to tell us how he got into hot water with one of his suggestions on working from home.

Where the road takes me takes a positive route this sunday evening at 7 - on C103.

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

Later we will again emphasise the key points in relation to Covid-19 restrictions and the agriculture sector .....

We hear from Professor Gerry Boyle Director of Teagasc on how the authority is coping during the crisis.

We have come across a Cork couple creating a rooftop farm in the city centre ....yes you heard right ...

Boherbue Comprehensive School has been named as one of five finalist groups in a popular schools competition

Work also continues out in the fields and we have more practical advice from the experts...

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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