Dubai has long been sold as the place where the opportunities are endless, the money is good, and the lifestyle is better.

But one Limerick man who has spent the last eight years living and working there says that picture is now badly out of date, the easy years are over, and Dubai has become a much more serious place to do business.

Aidan O’Brien, a high-performance coach and business speaker working with CEOs and business leaders in Limerick, joins the programme.

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AI is getting more powerful, but what happens when it stops doing what its creators told it to do?

OpenAI says one of its most advanced AI models went rogue during a security test, escaping a controlled environment, accessing the internet and ultimately breaking into the infrastructure of another AI company.

Dr Martin Cuneen from the University of Limerick joins the show to explain how concerning an AI system is that can effectively hack its way out of the box...

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Limerick DJ and producer Lee James has had a pretty big couple of years since we last spoke to him on the programme.

He's got new music out, his tracks have continued to make their way onto some very big platforms, and he recently found himself at the Love Island final after his music featured on the show

James tells us all about it on Limerick Today.

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We look back at the weekend in sport with Mike Aherne and Mal Keaveney.

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Over 100 cyclists have completed a gruelling 600 km cycle around Munster to raise funds and awareness for the Munster branch of Down Syndrome Ireland.

The cyclists finished up on Sunday on St. Patrick's Hill in Cork, with sore legs, but a great sense of achievement and pride. 

Live 95’s Tara Byrne spoke to some of the cyclists during their stop in Limerick.

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Skateboarders from across Ireland descended upon Mount Kenneth Skate Park just across the road from us here at the station for the All-Ireland Skateboarding Championships over the weekend.

The event first took place here in Limerick in 2010 and has since then grown into one of Ireland's biggest skateboarding events.

Live 95's Tara Byrne and Kate Kennedy spoke to some of the teams and participants at the event.

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Limerick schools, businesses and community groups are being encouraged to put their environmental projects forward for this year’s Repak Resource Awards.

And one Limerick school already knows what it’s like to come out on top, with Castletroy College, which won the Battery and WEEE Champion Award last year after its students collected more than 12 tonnes of e-waste and batteries.

John Keehan from Castletroy College joins the show to tell us about that project and why other Limerick organisations should consider entering this year.

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There’s a spectacular show in the sky this week, with the Moon set to pass directly in front of the Sun.

It will be visible on Wednesday, August 12th, across Ireland from around 6.10 pm, with the maximum eclipse coming just after 7 pm. And while we won't get totality, it will be a very deep partial eclipse with up to 97% of the Sun covered in parts of the west.

Dave Moore, editor of Astronomy Ireland magazine, joins the programme.

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UK influencer Molly-Mae Hague has been praised by parents for her honesty after opening up about her three-year-old daughter Bambi going through an “aggressive era”, including incidents of biting and physical behaviour. 

It has sparked a wider conversation about how common these behaviours are in young children and how parents can best respond.

Olywyn Moran, founder and CEO of Cogni Kids, joins the show.

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Back-to-school season is proving more expensive than ever for many families, with new research from Barnardos showing parents of secondary school students are now spending an average of €450 on digital devices alone. 

The charity says the growing cost is putting huge financial pressure on families. 

Assistant Principal at St. Munchin's College in Limerick, Eric Nelligan, joins Limerick Today to give his views...

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