Neil Prendeville On Cork's Redfm

4 year wait for autism assessment, the hospital with no bath, and Paddington bear returned to Callum.

Four faced liar won't be telling the truth for a while, from hurler to songwriter Cathal Fitz, and Paddington on the loose in Cork.

Some Cork romantics tell us their stories, what's Ireland's Laika-lihood of winning the Eurovision, and chronic pain.

One night in Cork, solo cycling , and new speed limits .   

Heineken price hikes, crazy vet bills , and do you feel safe running alone?

Cork couple tragedy, kids school lunches and Doreen stateside cannot believe she has to endure Trump .

Single life- are there any decent men left? Trumps tarrifs and us, and speed cut to 30KMPH on some Cork roads.

Aftermath of the accident on the N25, how do you pronounce Vincent Van Gough? And music from Cathal Fitz.   

Neil discusses antisocial behaviour in a family fast food restaurant, overcrowding in rental properties & the struggle of making sure our children eat healthily. 

€670,000 for a sign in Bantry? Death sentence for my XL bully, and my snus addiction.    

Christine Kavanagh on the death of her 4th son Dillon, storm damage to Everton FC and Whacker, Frick, and Plum on nicknames.   

Rough sleeping during storm Éowyn, tree crashes into Killavullen family home, and my addition to licking alloys.

Getting Éowyn, ready and are we covered during a red weather warning to work or drive?  

Listeners reaction to Trump's inauguration .

Match and Catch singles festival in Ballydehop, XL bully ban deadline looms, and if you believe it, you can achieve it.

Concern raised over the Shandon Clock, fears dangerous batch of drugs in circulation  & MANEFESTING a better future.

Cork Hotelier warns public on spiking, Judge Neily is in session, and almost €330,000 to restore the fireman’s rest hut.

Speed van caught speeding, pint set to increase by 30 cent, and Micheal Healy Rae’s elevation.

Ireland’s oldest bakery burns down, Shandon bells will not be muffled and telling the truth about age.

Remembering Paula Canty, coping with dry January, and wanting to live forever.