CorkToday 27 July 2021

Entertainers have been out of work for 500 days, we talk to Marc Reilly of the Music & Entertainment of Ireland.

Secondary school children will be taught about historical human rights violations suffered in Industrial schools and Magdalen Laundries under a pilot scheme. We talk to Emily O'Reilly from NUI Galway.

Cathy Burke from Irish Travel Counsellors has advice for anyone planning on travelling abroad.

Cllr Audrey Buckley tells us how sheep brought in to graze in the Crosshaven graveyard have uncovered previously unknown graves.

Counsellor Joe Heffernan from Boherbue has advice on coping with stress


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