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Morley's Mouthfuls: The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza has yet again dominated much of the political discourse this week. The calls for Israeli war bonds to be moved from the Irish Central Bank seemed to have been heard by Israel, as they moved authorisation to another country in the EU, namely Luxembourg. However, this act is a drop in the ocean compared to what needs to happen at a political level according to many campaigners, activists and human rights experts. One Galway woman who has very much throw herself into Palestinian solidarity and aid efforts is Salthill poet Sarah Clancy. The flotilla aims to deliver aid to the population in Gaza, something which has not been allowed to happen on several occasions and is against international law. We followed this story up later in the week with the Galway Palestine Solidarity Campaign who will hold The West's Awake Rally for the cause this weekend. They want to see action and pressure brought to bear on Israel so that vital humanitarian aid can be delivered and a prevention of further loss of lives. One Palestinian shared his horror story of escaping the war torn region, his gratitude to make it safely to Ireland for medical treatment of his family and the personal losses he has experienced along the way. It remains to be seen what if anything will trigger a dialogue between Israel and Hamas. Meanwhile, while we are all used to complaining about the traffic in and around Galway City, one contributor to the show had a nightmare ordeal in a taxi. Maggie Regan and her friend got into a taxi, only for the driver to first go the wrong way and then verbally abuse them. She recalled the night on Galway Talks to a huge reaction and former taxi man and Fine Gael Cllr. Frank Fahy gave some advice on best practice to prevent and or deal with a situation like this in the future. While Frank contested that incidents like these were rare we did get an avalanche of texts in venting similar bad experiences. Cllr. Fahy also pointed out the fact that some taxi drivers are the subject to both verbal and physical abuse and that there are serious responsibilities and dangers with the profession, particularly those who drive night shifts. Galway GAA announced that Padraic Joyce will get a two year extension as manager of the senior football team, meaning the Killererin man will be at the helm until the end of the 2028 season. John Divilly has stepped away from the fray meaning there will be gaps to fill in the backroom team over the off season. With many high profile names in the mix it will be interesting to see will someone come through the ranks locally or will an outside name like Kieran Donaghy link in with the tribes. Ultimately, that will be a decision for Padraic Joyce. The housing situation was under the microscope again this week. Following on from the fact that homelessness figures reached another record high last week, we had the compounding effect of Galway being among the worst areas when it comes to dereliction and vacancy. Cllr Niall McNeilis of the Labour Party said that while Government had committed funding to tackle vacant homes, it is a drop in the ocean compared to the investment needed. We had a great day out in Kilnadeema Leitrim for our Community Matters programme from Finnerty's Mills. Next up is Corr Na Mona next Friday. Join us again for Galway Talks on Monday where our Galway Great after 11am is Jarlath McDonagh of Turloughmore.

Fine Gael councillor Teddy O'Sullivan Casey is a school caretaker. He supports the industrial action taken by school secretaries and his fellow caretakers.

Health issues were to the fore in more ways than one this week. There was a very public back and forth between the Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill and BAM in relation to the National Children's Hospital. Closer to home on Galway Talks we focused in on the Rare Diseases Strategy which is being developed for the next five years up to 2030. There are calls for expansion of rare diseases tested for, but also reliability of said tests. While plans and strategies are important, ultimately it is delivery of changes and implementations of health recommendations that will make differences on the ground. We got to see the real human impact of that when Renmore mother Roisin Costello joined us alongside Anne Lawlor, a founding member and chair of 22q Ireland. Very poignantly at the end of the interview Roisin laid bare that due to inaction on implementing changes other families have gone through similar situations to her family as genetic anomalies have not been caught by the screening system. She wants to see and has renewed her calls for a centralised screening lab here in Ireland so that nothing is missed by health officials. Giving families the medical advice they need by making them aware of all the factors going into subsequent pregnancies. BreastCheck missing screening targets for a second year running also made headlines locally here in Galway. We covered it with Prof. Michael Kerin who is over the cancer programme locally and Edel Shovlin the COO of the Irish Cancer Society. Staffing dominated the changes needed alongside implementation of recommendations and completed promised infrastructure projects. In more positive news for service users and family members in Loughrea, the Seven Springs Day Centre fully reopened this week following a long campaign from the Loughrea Concerned Citizens Group. Mattie Quinn heralded the reopening and put it down to people power, adding that “they won't be going away” anytime soon. The Presidential election has remained in the focus and this week on Galway Bay FM we heard calls for grassroots Fianna Fáil members to be given a say in who will contest the race for the Áras. Loughrea area Cllr. Michael Regan hit out at the top brass of the party and expressed his support for Eamon O'Cuív. He wants to see a democratic process opened up without delay. We should hear more on the next moves from Fianna Fáil next week when the Taoiseach discusses options with the parliamentary party. Meanwhile, two Ministers from the party were on Inis Oírr this week to announce the first announcement of the NDP spending ahead of Budget 2026. The island will benefit from over 35 million euro investment in its pier, some 20 years on from when the project became one of the many victims from the financial downturn. Better late than ever and a shock to islanders, planning will now begin in earnest to get the most out of this massive infrastructural boost to the area. Don't forget we are out and about on Friday next the 5th of September for Community Matters! We will be covering Kilnadeema Leitrim from Finnerty's Mills in the heart of Southeast Galway. Join us on the morning between 9am-12pm if you are in the area. Galway Talks Galway Talks with John Morley is the flagship show on Galway Bay FM and broadcasts Monday to Friday from 9am to 12pm and is the most popular talk show in the Galway region. The current affairs show features a mix of breaking news, human interest stories, sport, entertainment, history and live music. From local and national politics to community issues, voices from across the county and beyond discuss and debate the major events affecting Galway, the country and the world. There's a lighter side too as we feature the stories of local characters, the talent of Galway's arts scene and debate the county's many sporting achievements. To listen back to previous shows see here.  Meanwhile. Galway Bay FM News provides trusted, comprehensive coverage and analysis of local, national, and international stories. Tune in every hour, Monday to Friday, 7am to 6pm, with breakfast updates at 7:30 and 8:30. Catch the multi-award-winning FYI Galway from 5pm for all your news and sport, along with traffic and business information. And if its sport you're after -Listen live to Galway Bay FM Sport on the hour from 7am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. For all your local, national and international sports commentaries, fixtures and results check out Over the Line on Fridays from 7pm to 10pm, Saturday and Sunday Sports from 1pm – 6pm and Mondays from 8pm to 10pm. Download the Galway Bay FM app to get the latest stories on the go and stay connected on Facebook, Instagram and X   Morley's Mouthfuls

Recently elected Cathaoirleach of the Killaloe Municipal District, the Whitegate Native spoke on the new Iniscealtra centre, the new Killaloe bridge as well as other east Clare matters of interest. Originally broadcast as part of  Saturday Chronicle 19th July 2025  hosted by John S Kelly and Jim Collins. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

Following yesterday's interview with the Peader McDonald from Save Ladies Island Lake campaign, local Councillor Ger Carthy joins the conversation to respond to growing concerns over pollution and the lake's declining condition. He discusses the role of Wexford County Council, the challenges involved, and what steps are being taken, or need to be taken to protect this ecologically important site.

Cllr. Dr. Lilian Seenoi-Barr, who became Northern Ireland's first Black mayor in the city of Derry last year, shares the good, the bad, and the ugly part of being Black in the occupied territories controlled by the British government.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

From grassroots football to the council leadership, Enfield's Leader shares his vision for a fairer, safer and more ambitious borough. In the latest episode of Concilio's Better Places podcast, Managing Director Nick Dines is joined by Cllr Ergin Erbil, Leader of Enfield Council. The conversation covers: Local leadership and the shift from Deputy to Leader of the Council Policing and Operation Pisces – tackling anti-social behaviour, drug crime and public safety The Enfield Local Plan – including Green Belt proposals, family housing delivery, and industrial land Major development at Meridian Water  The role of Angel Yard and meanwhile uses in supporting local enterprise Temporary accommodation pressures, the rise in homelessness and HMO concerns Creating real partnerships with the private sector to deliver social and affordable homes Don't miss this conversation – listen now!

Joe is joined by Cllr Daniel Butler to discuss a number of issues concerning Limerick. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our Special Guest this week is Shanika Mahendran, Cabinet Member for Planning & Placemaking at Milton Keynes City Council. Shanika is the first Asian woman and youngest ever councillor to join the Cabinet in Milton Keynes (initially as a Cabinet Member for the Economy). She previously worked in Sir Kier Starmer's politics team, improving campaigning and focussing on increasing diversity in our elected representatives. Latest News Update on planning related matters.An Appeal Decision at Horsham Golf Club in West Sussex for the development of a Sports and Leisure Hub including the provision of communal facilities, nursery, golf college, sports clubhouse (containing health & fitness spa, changing facilities and food & beverage) and up to 800 dwellings. The appeal was made by Generator Group against the previous decision of Horsham District Council.A Decision of the Minister of State for Housing and Planning for a Data Centre in Iver, Buckinghamshire. This appeal was made by Greystoke Land and Altrad UK Ltd against a prior refusal by Buckinghamshire Council. The Data Centre buildings include offices, internal plant and equipment and emergency back-up generators and fuel storage. The development will also include cycle and car parking, internal roads, landscaping, security perimeter fence, ancillary infrastructure and a substation.An Appeal Decision involving the proposed demolition and future development at The Point, an entertainment complex in Central Milton Keynes. The proposed redevelopment includes flexible Class E leisure/retail uses (upper and lower ground level), up to 487 apartments over the upper floors (up to 21 storeys with a floor to floor height of 3m plus a crown structure), re-cladding of the existing car park with leisure uses (bar, outdoor sports and cinema) at rooftop level.Visit our Website:hwgpnfy.com

A Cork City Councillor has claimed Ireland is becoming “a cold place for Catholics and Christians” after Cork city councillors voted to consider a renaming process for Bishop Lucey Park. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast this morning was Terry Shannon, Fianna Fáil Cllr for Cork City council and South–East area.

A new study found that one in three parents here has been pushed into debt by the cost of school uniforms and back to school supplies. Frank spoke to Cllr Paul Doherty, from Foodstock. about some of their programmes and about holiday hunger Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Cork City Councillor has claimed Ireland is becoming “a cold place for Catholics and Christians” after Cork city councillors voted to consider a renaming process for Bishop Lucey Park. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast this morning was Terry Shannon, Fianna Fáil Cllr for Cork City council and South–East area.

Cllr Seamie Morris joined us on this morning's show...

Cllr. Michael Sheehan joins us to discuss exciting plans to transform New Ross town. From creating new public spaces to making streets more pedestrian-friendly, Michael shares what's underway and what locals can expect in the near future.

Shane Ó Curraighín, RTÉ North West Correspondent, brings us the latest on the tragic collision in Carndonagh in Donegal. Cllr. Martin McDermott, Cathaoirleach of the Inishowen Municipal District pays tribute to the mother and daughter who died in the collision in Carndonagh Co. Donegal.

'Male violence here is going unchallenged, the strategies we have to tackle it are too slow' - Helen Price from the Women's Rights Network NI and Cllr Hannah Irwin spoke to Frank after a man was charged with the murder of Sarah Montgomery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Circle on Vuka show, is the first and best source for news, current events and politics in South Africa.Join Mogale Mothale In Conversation with Cllr Marcel Coutriers on the recent developments in the City of Johannesburg.The Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero survived a motion of no confidence which was tabled by the Democratic Alliance. ActionSA abstained from the motion and their member Councilor Mthembu who was serving as a speaker got removed through a motion of no confidence. On this episode Mogale is joined by ActionSA Councilor in the City of Johannesburg Marcel Coutriers to talk about this recent developments and the state of the city of Johannesburg.Stream in on www.vukaonlineradio.co.za

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 24ú lá de mí an Mheithimh, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 1988 bhí an ráta boilscithe an-íseal don chéad uair I 25 bhliain de bharr go raibh siad ag iarradh an caighdeán maireachtála a bheith níos fearr. I 2005 thug na hairí ar ais airgead in ainneoin ganntanas airgid a bheith ag na scoil agus an rinn sláinte. I 1998 tháinig sé amach go ndúirt Michael Smith go raibh an t-ionad cuairteoirí nua I Tipperary Crystal go hiontach agus go raibh sé forbairt iontach a raibh chun cabhrú leis na turasóirí a thabhairt isteach. I 2009 bhí Liam Ahearn an chéad duine chun iarbheart a bhean chéile a fuair bás agus mar sin de bhí sé mar chathaoirleach den comhairle contae deisceart Tiobraid Árann. Bhí a bhean chéile Theresa mar chathaoirleach den chomhairle go dtí mí Mheán Fómhair 2000. Sin Axel F le Crazy Frog – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 2005 Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 1989 fuair Paul McCartney a seachtú huimhir a haon sa Bhreatain lena halbam Flowers In The Dirt leis an amhrán My Brave Face ar. I 2003 díbir fear ón tSualainn de bharr go raibh sé ag stalcaireacht amhránaí ó ABBA agus ghabhadh é in aice lena teach. Bhí sé mar bhuachaill den amhránaí ó 1997 go dtí 1999 ach bhí ordú sriantach ann I 2000. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh Lionel Messi san Airgintín I 1987 agus rugadh drumadóir Mick Fleetwood sa Bhreatain ar an lá seo I 1947 agus seo chuid de amhrán. Beidh mé ar ais libh amárach le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo. Welcome back to another edition of Ar An Lá Seo on the 24th of June, with me Lauren Ní Loingsigh 1988: the lowest inflation rate for 25 years was to give a boost to living standards. 2005: Ministers returned cash despite the shortage in health and schools. 1998 - Defence Minister Michael Smith described Tipperary Crystal's splendid new visitors' centre at Birdhill as a 'very fantastic development' which would help attract further tourist numbers to the region, when he carried out the official opening.  2009 - Grange Councillor, Liam Ahearn made history at South Tipperary County Council. He became the first husband to succeed his late wife as Chairman of the authority. Cllr. Ahearn's wife Theresa had served as Cathaoirlcach of the Council and had been a sitting Fine Gael T.D. at the time of her death in September 2000.  That was Axel F with Crazy Frog – the biggest song on this day in 2005 Onto music news on this day In 1989 Paul McCartney scored his seventh UK No.1 solo album with 'Flowers In The Dirt', featuring the single 'My Brave Face'. 2003 A man who had been deported from Sweden for stalking ABBA singer Agnetha Faeltskog was arrested near the singer's island retreat. Gert van der Graaf, 37, had been the singer's boyfriend from 1997 to 1999, but had been issued a restraining order barring him from seeing or talking to her in 2000. And finally celebrity birthdays on this day – soccer player Lionel Messi was born in Argentina in 1987 and dummer Mick Fleetwood was born in the UK on this day in 1947 and this is one of his songs. I'll be back with you tomorrow with another edition of Ar An Lá Seo.

From their leader's bungee-jumping stunts, their best general election result ever, and leading the fight for social care, the Lib Dems have had a good year.But in the political narrative, their place as the ‘third party' outside the Labour-Tory duopoly has been threatened by Reform UK's ascendancy. Coupled with their perennial struggle to be a party that fights for a progressive vision of the future while representing some of the most affluent, small-C constituencies across the country, the future of the Lib Dems feels unclear.To pitch their versions of the future of the party, on this episode of It's Bloody Complicated, Lena will be joined by two progressive champions in the party, Roz Savage MP and Cllr Carl Cashman.Dr Roz Savage was elected to be an MP for South Cotswolds in the 2024 General Election. Before that, she earned a law degree at Oxford and was a management consultant for eleven years, before an environmental awakening led to her setting out on a life of adventure. She holds four Guinness World Records for ocean rowing, including first woman to row solo across three oceans: the Atlantic, the Pacific, and the Indian, using her adventures to raise awareness of environmental issues.  She is also the founder of the Sisters, a global network bringing women together to create a more resilient future. Since being elected, she has been a progressive leader in parliament, fronting the fight for the Climate and Nature Bill.Carl Cashman is the Leader of the Liberal Democrats on Liverpool City Council, as well as the Councillor for Church ward since 2023. This victory, with over 50% of the vote, was the first Lib Dem gain in a Wavertree seat for over 13 years. He was previously elected as a Councillor on Knowsley Council in 2016 and also worked as a mortgage broker in this time. He is an outspoken proponent of liberalism, advocating for both his party and his beliefs throughout the media.Don't miss out on this urgent conversation with our two guestsSupport the showEnjoyed the podcast and want to be a live audience member at our next episode? Want to have the chance in raising questions to the panelist?Support our work and be a part of the Compass community. Become a member!You can find us on Twitter at @CompassOffice.

Thomas Gould, Sinn Féin TD for Cork North Central, and Cllr. Joe Kavanagh, former Lord Mayor of Cork, join The Hard Shoulder to respond to growing anger over Cork's road conditions.According to figures released to NewsTalk, Cork ranks the highest in number of pothole related complaints to local council.Listen here for all the latest.

Leader of Haringey Council, Cllr Peray Ahmet, joins Concilio's Account Director Siddo Dwyer for a conversation on housing, inclusive growth and estate regeneration. In the latest episode of Concilio's Better Places podcast, Account Director Siddo Dwyer sits down with Cllr Peray Ahmet, Leader of Haringey Council.  Since becoming Leader in 2021, Peray has overseen a shift in the borough's trajectory: restoring confidence in housing delivery, embedding a renewed focus on inclusive growth, and retelling the story of a borough with ambition. The conversation explores: What it means to lead a borough post-HDV How estate regeneration can be done with - not to – communities How Peray's team is tackling long-standing questions about Wood Green and employment opportunity Haringey's future as London Borough of Culture in 2027 Don't miss this conversation – listen now!

PJ hears from Cllr Audrey Buckley who says the time has come to set an example for our kids and to improve our air Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who would have guessed Cllr John Maher was a Saw Doctors fan, is that a guilty pleasure? He gives a great review of the night to PJ Coogan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A call is being made for the potential establishment of a Clare League of Ireland soccer team. The Banner County currently has no team competing in either the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division, or First Division. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Former Treaty United FC Academy Manager, Declan Farmer, and Clarecastle Sinn Fein Councillor, Cllr. Tommy Guilfoyle.

Tá sé den tuairim go bhfuil sé thar am suirbhé a dhéanamh ar líon na mbradán I bhfarraige na hÉireann.

Cllr Sean Martin says when three women tell a councillor they're too scared to visit Cork city centre it is time to sound the alarm and ask questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jerry spoke to Fine Gael councillor Michael Foley about Friends of the Irish Environment’s legal action to quash An Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant Shannon LNG planning permission for a power plant on the Tarbert Ballylongford landbank.

Jerry spoke to councillor Brendan Cronin, who has asked the council to seek an explanation from the Department of Justice as to why families are waiting almost 2 years for an inquest.

Baz Richards and Michelle Ford talk with Cllr Elaine Gill, outgoing Mayor of Runnymede, about a round-up of her amazing year in the Borough.

Sinn Féin councillor Deirdre Ferris outlined changes to cuts to the Local Authority Tenant in Situ Scheme. Jacinta Walsh, who’s the mother of an 11-year-old boy with additional needs, outlined how the cuts are affecting her and her child.

Cllr. Pat Barden addressess the ongoing broadband outage in Ballinaboola. With many residents left without stable internet access, the disruption is affecting everything from remote work to education. Cllr. Barden shares updates on the situation, the impact on the community, and what steps are being taken to restore connectivity and prevent future outages.

Independent Cllr Michael Sheehan joins us to discuss some of the key concerns facing the New Ross area, including the proposed IPAS centre. He shares his perspective on how such developments affect the community and why open dialogue and engagement are crucial as decisions are made about the town's future.

Cllr. Jackser Owens joins me to discuss the long-awaited Enniscorthy Flood Relief Scheme. With a €51 million budget aimed at protecting 326 properties, Phase 1 will see the removal of Seamus Rafter Bridge and the construction of a new, more resilient crossing.

PJ talks to Cllr Kenneth Collins about the tenant-in-situ scheme Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cllr Leonard Kelly is here to share details of an exciting new project aimed at transforming an old dump into a thriving haven for nature and wildlife. Leonard will discuss how this initiative not only rejuvenates the land but also plays a key role in environmental protection.

In the good weather, the question can pop up: is there a need for separate mens and womens bathing areas outdoors?Joining Andrea to discuss is Ciara Treacy from Newstalk's Digital Team, Cllr. Donna Cooney, Deputy Lord Mayor and swimmer with Dollymount Dames and Jono Griffin from The Wild and Free Adventure Company in Donegal.

Now we're joined by Independent Cllr. Michael Sheehan, to discuss some of the key issues affecting communities here in Wexford. From ongoing concerns around the Local Property Tax to developments of a potential new IPAS Centre in New Ross, and of course, the continuing challenges around local housing

The lack of mental health services in Wexford is a growing concern, leaving many without the support they desperately need. Cllr. John Dwyer, a dedicated advocate for improved mental health care, joins the conversation to highlight the challenges facing our community. He shares his concerns, discusses the impact on those affected, and outlines practical solutions to ensure better services for those in need.

In this episode, I connect with Cllr James McAsh for a conversation about a series of safer streets initiatives London's Borough of Southwark has implemented. We'll discuss how they've navigated through resistance to change, and we'll hear from some residents about their thoughts about car-free streets and the ability to walk to school.Thank you so much for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend and subscribe to the podcast on your preferred listening platform. Also, don't forget to check out the Active Towns Channel for more video content.Helpful Links (note that some may include affiliate links to help me support the channel):

From today, March 31st, the new Jobseeker's Pay-Related Benefit scheme replaces the existing Jobseeker's Benefit, aiming to provide better financial support for those who become fully unemployed. Fine Gael TD Councillor Brian Brennan joins us to explain what this change means for jobseekers, who qualifies, and how to apply.

Joining to talk about cervical screening is Cllr. Aoife Rose O'Brien

A public meeting on the proposed housing development near Carraig Midhe in Corbally will take place later this evening. KPH Limited are planning to build a large-scale residential estate with 101 homes in Athlunkard, Corbally. Shannonbanks Scout Hall is the venue for this evening's meeting. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Fianna Fáil Cllr, Rachel Hartigan. Photo (c): https://scontent.fdub7-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/480967976_468253546370244_1920187724016246484_n.jpg?_nc_cat=106&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=833d8c&_nc_ohc=tbxuwm402XMQ7kNvgGqZfmk&_nc_oc=Adkf-ImeYxQMOprlrcWS0SE-kE0dWWj7a-Fj3V5m3XfM0o3L7g0SBheuZm9vDofKdwE&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent.fdub7-1.fna&_nc_gid=V-3AFMO5xqNoT21stCYtMg&oh=00_AYE3PgixQFyADAM4gl4GrWQghje8q1QrBVSytmtyuflM3w&oe=67EB0BC6

Cllr. Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin, highlights the serious issue of ambulance waiting times in North Wexford and South Wicklow. With years of underinvestment and staff shortages pushing services to the brink, Sinn Féin is bringing a motion to Leinster House this week, calling for proper funding for the National Ambulance Service.

Today is “Wear Red Day” a cause that is in fight against Racism, and an avid supporter of this cause Cllr. Leonard Kelly joins me now.

Cllr. Ken O'Flynn joined Paul Byrne on the Opinion line to raise he issue of OnlyFans influencers not paying tax. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A review of yesterday's County Council meeting with key topics, including urban regeneration plans, the future of the local tourist office, and updates on the Oilgate-Rosslare motorway.

PJ talks to Sharon Connell whose daughter got knocked down at a Carrigaline crossing and wants improvements made and to Cllr Úna McCarthy about the points Sharon made. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Byrne hears from Cllr Peter Horgan chair of the city council committee that deals with roads who wants decisions driven by data, especially on road accidents Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.