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2010-01-27 KIlcully graveyard & broken promises. Why did Irish Rail call the gardai over €3?, Another Election 2020 leaders interview & more
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Co-leader of the Social Democrats, Catherine Murphy, discusses Election 2020. What happened to the CCTV promised for Kilcully Graveyard *within weeks" in 2013? Gardai called by Irish Rail over a THREE EURO train ticket ... & there's lots more
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2025-03-14 Patrick St Leprechaun Tells All, Corkman's Pub In Boston, A Stout Museum For Cork & More...
02:12:07|PJ talks to the Patrick St Leprechaun, hears how Gerry left Cork for a bit of work on the sites and ended up running a beloved Irish Bar, discovers plans for a national stout museum in Cork. And more...Unplug & Connect - Socializing Without The Screen
08:49|PJ talks to Caoimhe who wants to run events without screens. See also @unplugandconnectirelandA Stout Museum For Cork
08:39|PJ hears from Adam O'Brien why he is holding a meeting in the Roundy Sun Mar 16th to try and get things started See also @irishstoutmuseumAll The Tips You Need To Nail The Perfect Irish Stew
10:39|PJ gets the scoop from William O'Connell, Chef at the Killumney Inn.PJ Chats With Gerry Hanley Who Runs Paddy Barrys An Irish Pub In Boston
12:31|Gerry tells PJ about leaving Cork for a bit of work only to end up running one of the area's most famous Irish bars and winning "Irishman Of The Year", taking the title from an Albanian! It's a heck of story...Time For A Foxhunting Ban?
13:02|PJ talks to Francis who emailed the show to call for a ban on foxhunting in Ireland.Damien Sreenan Visits The National Esports Centre
11:09|PJ hears from Damien Sreenan from The Cork's 96FM Newsroom who visited the National Esports Centre in the South MallAs A Working Man I Don't Want To Live In A Caravan
08:47|PJ talks to Jonathan who is living in a caravan in Cobh because he cannot afford the rents on apartments despite having a jobPatrick's St Funky Leprechaun Fights On
09:06|PJ talks to Gerry one of the two Leprechauns often seen on Patrick St about the new pitch licensing system in Cork City Centre