Limerick Voice Podcast

Bronagh, the Podacst Editor, sat down with a few of the Limerick Voice reporters and discussed the stories produced on this year's third Live News Day.

Rowan Kelly is your host on this week's Limerick Voice Podcast, for a special on public transport around Limerick City and the wider region.

The LV Podcast team are out-and-about, speaking with students and local representation about how they find Limerick's public transport today, and what improvements are needed for services that people need to reach their place of work or education.

As someone who uses Limerick's bus service on a regular basis, Sinn Fein Councillor Sharon Benson speaks with Rowan about what the city needs to get people moving efficiently.

Don't forget to check out limerickvoice.com, for the latest stories around the region.

On this week's episode it's a feature special, looking into the work of Limerick Treaty Suicide Prevention in the locality, and their search for a new home.

LTSP must leave their current base by January of next year, and are launching the "Give Hope a Home" appeal.

LV Podcast Editor Bronagh Lonergan chats with David O'Mahony, Public Relations Officer with LTSP, about what they need from the people of Limerick so volunteers can keep up their life-saving work.

Don't forget to check out limerickvoice.com, for more on this story and the latest around the region.

Join Rowan Kelly for a busy LV Podcast, as Live News Day Two takes place.

Our reporters are out and about chasing the biggest stories. On the podcast we speak with representatives from a number of the unions preparing for the picket line in tomorrow's public-sector industrial action.

We also hear the latest on the news of boxing legend Lee Reeves returning to Limerick to continue his treatment after suffering a brain injury in a summer bout

In the first episode of the new Limerick Voice Podcast season Bronagh chatted to some of the reporters from our live news day about the budget stories they investigated.

Welcome back to the Limerick Voice Podcast!

This week, Healthcare Professional and HIV advocate, Aoife Commins, joins the pod to discuss the reality of life with HIV, clears up some common misconceptions and talks about her recent work with the HSE's "You, Me and HIV" campaign.

Listen to Aoife's episode on the Pos Vibe Podcast here

It is, unfortunately, the last episode of this year's Limerick Voice Podcast, so I want to say a massive thank you to every single person who contributed and listened to each episode, and of course, give a special shoutout to our brilliant Deputy Podcast Editor, Katie McNamara.

Welcome back to the Limerick Voice Podcast!This week Business Correspondent Aonghus McDonagh joins the pod to discuss the long last effects following the recent fuel protests.

Limerick Voice reporter Rachel Walsh discusses some Coachella highlights.

LV's Christian Rosenberg chats with fourth year journalism students about their highlights from the past four years in UL.

Welcome back to the Limerick Voice Podcast!

This week deputy editor, Katie McNamara takes over the pod to cover the second week of our second year journalism students working with the Limerick Voice.

They covered stories about the war in Iran, fourth year day celebrations, the Premier League and so much more.

Check out all their stories on the Limerick Voice website

Welcome back to the Limerick Voice Podcast!This week our second year journalism students were hard at work creating and publishing content to simulate a live news room.

They covered stories about the recent fuel protests, student race day, Champions League and so much more.

Check out all their stories on the Limerick Voice website

Welcome back to the Limerick Voice Podcast!

This week, Kate chats with Limerick Voice reporters Andrew Clair and Conor Goulding about the ongoing protests against rising fuel prices, while Daniel Ryan and Abigail Hayden chat with the people of UL to hear their thoughts.

Deputy sports editor Diarmuid O'Carroll joins the pod to give us our weekly sports roundup.

Check out Conor and Andrew's article here