Today Sean Sherlock joins us live in Studio to discuss the roll out of rural Broadband.Cllr Gobnait Moynihan talks about the upcoming refurbishment of the Briery Gap Theatre in Macroom.Deirdre Clune MEP joins us live in Studio to discuss a range of subjects including Brexit, pollution and Angela Merkell.Finally, Peter Dowdall answers your gardening questions

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Today we talk to Eileen Brophy about the Presidential Election results.Avril Donlon the national co-ordinator of the Bin It campaign.We hear from Marie Mullholland about the need for a protection services unit for vulnerable people.We listen to the pothole song by West Cork band the Shruggs.And Joe Heffernan gives advice about stress.

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This year the band 'Natural Gas' celebrate thirty years together. Mention lead singer Tim o'Riordan, and the 'Langer Song' is almost certain to enter the conversation.On this week's edition of 'Where the road takes me', John Greene aims to proove that there's much more strings to Tim's bow as a singer-songwriter, than humerous songs.His new album 'Taibhse' (Tivesha) which means spirit or ghost, includes originals about an iconic traveller woman who became a famous folk singer, the fighting men of Crossbarry, a Nazi spy in North Cork, and a poignant Christmas song.The band have also recently returned from a tour of Canada, Australia, Russia and Abu Dhabi.Loads of chat, and songs from the new album, as John Greene meets Tim o'Riordan of Natural Gas. - Sunday evening on 'Where the road takes me' on C103 at 7.

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AMONGST THE ITEMS IN OUR PROGRAMME THIS MORNING..As Ireland takes steps to ensure we comply with EU water qualitystandards, Ms. Sara Vero, Research Officer, Teagasc, Johnstown Castle,County Wexford, talks to Farm Talk Programme Editor,John O'Connor, about the Agricultural Catchments Programme,in particular, monitoring activity which has been taking placeat the Timoleague Catchment area for the past ten years.Paul Mooney, News Correspondent with the Irish Farmers Journalgives the background to EU moves to reduce import taxes onRussian Federation fertiliser, which could reduce the retail cost ofCAN by 12 euro a tonne..Philip Cotter, PRO, Cork East Ploughing Association welcomesthe emergence of a young ploughing star Orla Hayes, from recent ploughingcontests. Philip looks back at Kilbrin results and last week'scompetition at Banteer. To-morrow, Sunday, Philip welcomesploughing people to his home area, Twopothouse, near Mallow Town.ICMSA registered members are invited to nominate a Cork Studentat one of the Agricultural Colleges for entry into a John Feely Foundation Scholarship draw. Four scholarships worth one thousand five hundred euroeach will go" into the hat".. That number 061/314677...Plus details of upcoming events and highly recommended productsaimed at boosting farm income.Technical broadcasting operations and Podcast production by John Foottat C103 Studios, Gouldshill, Mallow, County Cork , Ireland. Farm Talkis kindly sponsored by Farmer-owned and Farmer-operated Dairygold Co-Operative Society Limited. The Programme is researched,edited, produced and presented by John O'Connor and broadcastevery Saturday morning between 10am and 11am and everyWednesday evening between 10pm and 11pm...………….We hope you find Farm Talk useful and interesting.. Thank youfor tuning in...Enjoy the Holiday Weekend....

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CorkToday with Patricia ➡️ A proposal to pay your motor tax using saving stamps➡️ New Drink Driving laws in place since midnight➡️ Why so many of Ireland's Birds of Prey are dying ➡️ Alice Taylor joins Patricia on her latest book ➡️ Hear about the The Máire Ní Síthigh Autumn School in Courtmacsherry

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Cork Today with Patricia Messinger ➡️ Cecelia Ahern on her new book 'Roar' ➡️ Man jailed for stealing €700 from pensioner in Newmarket ➡️ We speak with the mother of a Knockraha Girl who has a skin condition known as butterfly syndrome➡️ Garda File ➡️ Pet advice plus more

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CorkToday with Patricia Messinger ➡️ Man shot dead in Macroom ➡️ How debates in the Dail & in Europe are supporting Plastic plates, straws and cutlery items to be outlawed ➡️ Traffic chaos last night in the city due to works on Lwr Glanmire Rd. & the tunnel closed ➡️ Calls for a Collins Trail in Clonakilty ➡️ We hear why Lawyers are supporting a move to bring in a perjury act to punish people who make false personal injury claims ➡️ Gardening advice with Peter Dowdall

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CorkToday with Patricia Messinger➡️Latest from the housing activists arrested for occupying city hall ➡️Discussing the Waterloo Junction closure as local councillors in the Blarney / Macroom area reject the council’s proposal to close the junction permanently➡️ Presidential candidate Liadh Ni Riada joins Patricia in studio ahead of the Presidential Election ➡️ Good News as a generous anonymous donation has allowed a resident at Drishane Castle direct provision centre to start third level education

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CorkToday with Patricia Messinger ➡️ Wheelchair user unhappy with lack of facilities on Bus Eireann West Cork route➡️ Mallow mum heartbreaking plea for help for 10 yr old suicidal son ➡️ Health insurance prices to drop➡️ Legal action could take place on works in River Bandon

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This Sunday evening on Where the road takes me, John Greene continues and concludes the story of the sinking of the 'MS Leinster', one hundred years ago on October 10th 1918.Just off the Kish, the ship was attacked and sunk by a German submarine commanded by Robert Ramm. Five hundred and sixty nine of the seven hundred and seventy one passengers on board were drowned, including five hundred military personnel and twenty one postal workers.From a Cork angle, we speak to relatives of those who died and one of the lucky postal workers who survived..This week we visit Whiddy Island to hear about the connection with the famous American Naval engineer who fought to save lives and free lifeboats on the Leinster, despite having broken both legs.The concluding story of the MS Leinster - Sunday evening at 7 on Where the road takes me.

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