Podcast Episodes
Back to Search
CorkToday 18th September 2026
Increase in debris falling out of trucks in Cobh, which is causing serious dangers for road users. New research shows a gap in awareness for all type…
2 days ago
CorkToday 17th September 2026
Schools reopening earlier in the year is damaging Ireland’s tourism market. New Support Programme Launched For Parents Of Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Ch…
3 days ago
CorkToday 16th September 2026
A jump in pension ownership, but two in five people expect it to be a poor standard of living. Hedges and branches growing onto rural roads are contr…
4 days ago
CorkToday 15th September 2026
There’s an upcoming protest in Midleton appealing for flood defences. The Red n Blue Theatre Company tells us about their upcoming performances of ‘O…
5 days, 1 hour ago
CorkToday 14th September 2026
A call for an early Tralee - Cork train on a Monday to mirror every other weekday morning. The Hygiene Hub will be on to mark the start of National H…
6 days, 1 hour ago
CorkToday 11th September 2026
25 years on we chat to journalist Ralph Riegl and we hear from listeners on how they found out what was happening on 9/11, the next crisis in general…
1 week, 2 days ago
CorkToday 10th September 2026
Grow It Yourself founder, Mick Kelly on his warning that Ireland is facing potential food shortages despite exporting €20 billion in produce annually…
1 week, 3 days ago
CorkToday 9th September 2026
The number of people with health insurance drops for the first time since 2020, a new study shows almost 30,000 children have fallen below the povert…
1 week, 4 days ago
CorkToday 8th September 2026
The Cork charity looking for homes for 80 cats and kittens, the closure of the dementia unit at Cork’s St Stephen’s hospital, a 24-hour walking relay…
1 week, 5 days ago
CorkToday 7th September 2026
On World Radiation Therapy Day, Clara Cremin, a Radiation Therapist Clinical Specialist at CUH joins Patricia, Cork TD Padraig O’Sullivan discusses s…
1 week, 6 days ago