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Record-breaking heat, thunderstorm warnings and talk of El Niño. It's been a dramatic few weeks for Ireland's weather.
Last month saw temperatures top 30 degrees at a number of locations around the country, smashing previous May records. Now, attention is turning to what's driving these extremes and what the summer could have in store.
To discuss it, Joe was joined by Alan O'Reilly from Carlow Weather and Louise Crowley, Limerick Chair of the Irish Farmers Association.
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75% of motorists reckon they are excellent drivers according to a survey by the European Motor Show.
Paul spoke to driving instructor James Dillon and behavioural therapist Kevin Rea on these findings and how accurate they are in reality.
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The latest in sport includes Munster's tributes to Anthony Foley at their European Champions Cup campaign with Mike Sherry.
Luke Liddy also joins us for some GAA news regarding the final line-up for the County Senior Football Championship and in soccer, Treaty United lining out for the last time un…
Paul speaks with broadcaster John Creedon who shares his stories working in radio, while also discussing his recent memoir.
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We are joined this week with Lynda Sheehan (owner of Rockbarton Garden School), Nigel Dugdale (MidWest correspondent with Virgin Media News) and Dave Maheedy (formerly of UL Sport Arena) for our weekly news catch-up.
We discuss the tragic Waterford arson attack, the public sector strikes, driving a…
Midwest filmmakers have been sharing their disappointment over the exclusion of a regional incentive in Budget 2027.
86% of Ireland's 502 million screen production costs, a 502 million Euro screen production costs in 2025, remain in concentrated areas like Dublin and Wicklow, according to Film Lim…
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