Tom and his partner Stephanie set up their Athleisure Active Wear Clothing company "Gym Grow Gain" during covid. They are giving back to some of their female clients by hosting a coffee morning in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland in the Dean Hotel in Cork City on Monday, 17 October from 10.30am – 12pm. For more information on the event visit: Gym Grow Gain coffee morning in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland Tickets, Mon 17 Oct 2022 at 10:30 | Eventbrite

Damien from the 3 Amigos is in high spirits after Cork City gained promotion to the Premier Division on the back of their 0-0 draw against Wexford. With a little help from our friends in Athlone. Damien talks about all the drama that unfolded last Friday in the Cross. Damien and his Co-Hosts Declan McCormack and Wayne Mullins chat about the ups and downs of Cork City on and off the pitch in this award-winning podcast. The team picked up silver in the Irish podcast awards. To hear the lads podcast visit: The Other 3 Amigos Podcast on Apple Podcasts

John who has been a die hard Cork City fan from an early age has been given the opportunity to release a book in association with Hero Books. He got to interview his Hero's such as: John Caulfield, Dave Barry, Johnny Dunleavey, Liam Kearney, Sean McGuire and Neal Horgan. They recall a game that stands out for them and why. There's interviews with 30 Cork City legends past and present. The official launch will take place in Waterstones in Patrick Street on October 19th at 6.30 pm. With a number of players in attendance with Ruairi O'Hagan of The Big Red Bench as MC on the night. Pick up your copy of the book now at: https://www.waterstones.com/book/cork-city-game-of-my-life/john-oshea/9781910827550

Danny chats to Dave ahead of The Coronas Golden Discs appearance this Sunday at 1pm in Golden Discs to promote the release of their 7th studio album ‘Time Stopped.’He discussed the longevity of the band as well as the decision to be more open to collaborations with other musicians.The new album features the single "If You Let Me" which can be heard at the end of the interview. For more information on The Coronas visit: The Coronas

Despite being a Dub living in Galway Maura is working for The Hope Foundation which is a 23 year old Cork based charity. It was set up in 1999 by Maureen Forrest with the initial objective of helping out 20 young women who she came across on the streets of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) in India. The aim is to provide them with health care and education.However it has grown to the point where they have provided care for up 3 million people living in the slums of a City with a population of 15 million people.Monday 10th -17th is the week of the Hope Fundraising initiative. Where volunteers from secondary schools will be taking to the streets and shopping centres with buckets to collect much needed funds. You can also purchase chocolate bars which will go towards the Hope Foundation for as little as €2 which will feed a child for 2 days. For more information on how you can help visit: The Hope Foundation

Lyra stopped by to chat ahead of her trip to the Gossies on Sunday where she has been nominated for Music Artist of the year. She is back touring all around the country to a sold out crowd, including in Cyprus Avenue on October 28th. This is on the back of performing at Electric Picnic and Indiependence Festival where she performed an Adele cover with Mark Feehily from Westlife. Hear more of Lyra's music at: Lyra Singer | The Official Website Of Lyra

The Everyman is so excited to welcome the return of An Evening with Reggie, alongside a bunch of the best theatre artists that Cork and Ireland have to offer, taking to the stage. Literally…Reggie is back on the North Side. Reggie himself shared some thoughts “I adored being up on stage in the Everyman - there's a decent gap between yourself and the people in the front row, so there was zero chance of catching the Norrie flu. My wife asked me if I got stage fright and I said not a chance Marjorie, sure you're up nice and high and there is nothing I enjoy more than talking down to people. On top of that, the audiences were well able to laugh at themselves, which is very important, particularly when you're from Kilmallock.” Reggie enthralled his audience in The Everyman earlier this year and is delighted to be back on stage to spread the love. For tickets to An Evening With Reggie visit: What's On at The Everyman | NOW LAUNCHED (everymancork.com)

Clare talks up her new single "Keep The Flame Burning" ahead of the recent release of her self- titled album. The album (a mix of Irish and English) explores Gaelic tradition and the power of Women, and her love of all things Irish. Featured on the album are fellow musicians: Susan O'Neill, Fiachna Ó Braonáin (The Hothouse Flowers) and Steve Cooney. Clare, accompanied by Manchán Magan, played St Luke's over the weekend and for more dates see Official Website | Clare Sands | Irish Fiddler & Bilingual Singer – Fearless Fiddler & Bilingual Singer

The Cork Folk Festival is underway through to Sunday October 2nd with over 50 events taking place throughout the Festival.Some of the many artists taking part include Mary Black, Matt Molloy and Sean Keane of the Chieftains, Thomas McCarthy, and Jimmy Crowley. As well that there will be a performance by two great bands in Fitzgerald's Park.To see what acts take your fancy visit: PROGRAMME & TICKETS 2022 | Cork Folk Festival - Cork, Ireland 29th Sept-2nd October 2022

Peter is back with Ardú the contemporary street art project, the third of its kind. It features 3 new works of art for the public to enjoy throughout the Streets and Alleyways of Cork City.The inaugural project came about as a result of the lockdown in 2020,with the aim of creating murals to brighten up the City. Murals that are being showcased this year include works by Bristol artist Vents137 on South Terrace and also a mural is being painted by Jolene Kitsune who is from Belgium that's being painted on O'Sullivan's Quay. Further to that one's being painted on Pope's Quay by French artist based in Dublin Claire Prouvost. It all came together with the help of Creative Ireland and Cork City Council and a large team of volunteers. There's an audio tour available at: http://arducork.ie/audio-tour/Or check out: https://www.instagram.com/ardustreetart/