Every Wednesday, Tony gives his perspective on listeners’ dilemmas.

The Turn2Me mental health charity has launched an online support group for victims of catfishing. Jerry spoke to Fiona O’Malley, CEO of Turn2Me.

Caroline Foley lives in Kilconlea near Abbeyfeale. She said there are just four homes in her area and all have been without power since Storm Éowyn. She said she was told that power might not be restored until March 3rd. After the interview was broadcast, power was restored to Caroline’s home.

Sinn Féin TD Pa Daly applied to the High Court yesterday for what was described as a ‘very urgent’ hearing of an application to allow him to take his case.

His case relates to three so-called super-junior ministers’ presence at Cabinet - Fine Gael’s Hildegarde Naughton, and Regional Independents Seán Canney and Noel Grealish.

Jerry spoke to the Minister for Arts, Culture, Communications, Media and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan about the government's response to Storm Éowyn and his new cabinet position.

Jerry spoke to Megan O’Neill from Killarney and Leanne Fitzgerald from Lixnaw who are performing in the Irish National Opera’s staging of Johann Strauss’s Die Fledermaus at Siamsa Tíre this Saturday, February 1st.

On the last Tuesday of the month, solicitor Miriam McGillycuddy answers your legal questions. If you’ve a query for Miriam, email in confidence to [email protected].

Munster Technological University has published its economic and social impact study for 2022 and 2023. The report outlines that during that period, MTU generated €979 million. Jerry spoke to Professor Maggie Cusack, President of MTU.

Retired radiographer Vera Wall from Glenflesk spoke to Jerry about a recent motion at Kerry County Council to ban to ban newly-qualified doctors, nurses, and dentists from working abroad for five years after they graduate. She thinks it’s the wrong approach.

As hundreds of homes still wait for power to come back after Storm Éowyn, several GAA clubs around the county have opened as emergency response hubs. Jerry spoke to Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, Cllr Breandán Fitzgerald, Tom Kennedy, chair of Asdee GAA club, Maurice Costello, chair of Cordal GAA club and Eddie O’Donoghue, chair of Derrynane GAA club. People may also go into libraries in the county where they can charge their devices and use the internet. If people are continuing to experience difficulty as a result of Storm Éowyn, they may contact Kerry County Council on their weather response support line on 066-7183588 from 9am-5pm, or email [email protected]