Today we have advice on using smokeless fuels.

Cllr Gerard Murphy tells us how Cork County could qualify for more funding

Our Garda File comes from West Cork.

Sally Hanlon talks about Criminals and re offenders and the effects of crime on the public.

Your pet questions are answered by Jane Piggott from the Island Veterinary in Newmarket.

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Sean Sherlock T.D. thinks the I.D.A. could be doing more for North Cork towns.

The Irish Heart Foundation believe the obesity epidemic is leading to heart attacks and strokes.

We hear from the Irish Hospital Consultants who believe the long waiting lists could be costing lives.

There will be a Fraud Smart clinic in Cork on 26th September with advice on how to avoid scams.

All your gardening questions are answered by Peter Dowdall.

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Today we hear from some Cork County Councillors who voted for and against the 5% increase in the Local Property Tax.

Farmers have ended the blockades at meat proessing plants; Helen O'Sullivan gives us an update on the situation.

Cllr Noel McCarthy tells us why he thinks the retirement age should be raised to 70 yrs.

Glenahulla National School is running a 'I'm a Celebrity' fundraiser to pay for a car park next to the school.

Counsellor Joe Heffernan has advice on how to deal with stress.

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Jim Daly T.D. talks to J.P. about his decision to leave politics at the next election

Brian Cooke the Director of S.I.M.I. talks about the impact of car imports from England on the Irish motor industry.

West Cork band Shruggs tell us about thier upoming appearance at the Marvel Marquee.

Centra in Innishannon sold the winning Lotto ticket on Saturday, we hear from shop owner Barry O'Sullivan.

All your health queries are answered by Annalliesse from the Health Hub in Ballincollig.

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Breaking news ( 23.45 hrs Friday 20th. September)

from Irish Farmers Journal indicates that

pickets have been removed from most factory gates.

Protesters outside beef factories in Cork , Limerick,

Waterford, Tipperary, Clare, Kilkenny, and

Mayo are all understood to have left pickets

following a day of intense discussions amongst

the protesters themselves and with fellow protesters

in Munster... Some locations remained blocked with

reports of senior Beef Plan Movement members speaking

to protesters and attempting to break the deadlock.

Hourly updates regarding developments in the beef price row

are carried on C103 NEWS BULLETINS... Prior to the

breaking news Mr. Pat O’Toole News Correspondent,

Irish Farmers Journal spoke to Farm Talk about

the implications of the protests not ending .

NATIONAL PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019

REVIEW WITH DAVE MULCAHY, PHILIP COTTER SAND

RICHARD WHITE.

Teagasc invite listeners to a clinic on “ Transferring the Family Farm”.

taking place at the Parkway Hotel Dunmanway on Monday 23rd. September,

starting 10.30am.. Representatives from all of the

professions concerned with ” succession planning” will be

in attendance. Anthony Dineen , Drystock Advisor, Teagasc

Codrum, Macroom, has details of how to register or find out more

about the event.

A major Tillage Seminar is taking place at Corrin Mart , Fermoy,

Monday 7.30pm. Full panel of expert Teagasc speakers..

Technical broadcasting operations by John Foott at C103,

Gouldshill, Mallow, County Cork , Ireland. Podcast creation

and podcast post- broadcast editing and overall

sound control and quality supervision by John Foott.

Farm Talk is kindly sponsored by Dairygold Co-Operative Society

Limited. Reseached, edited, produced sand presented by

John O’Connor.

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Today's show comes live from the Castle Hotel in Macroom for the Macroom Food Festival.

John Paul talks with local politicians, food producers, asylum seekers and business people. We also have live music from local musicians.

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