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On this morning’s show... Autism Advocate Cara Darmody will join us following her meeting with Bernard Gloster earlier this week... A sharp increase in the number of National Ambulance Workers reporting harassment.. Former teacher Noel Buckley will discuss the unspoken rules of society... Is Love Island changing how young people think? All this and much much more..

Ali was in Marlfield for this week's Village Tour...

This week's Ours to Protect focuses on the topic of Food Waste. We'll be speaking to Ruairí Ó Caisleáin, Secretary of the Clonmel allotments and community gardens committee. We'll also hear from Ina Doyle in the Clonmel community soup kitchen.

On Tuesday's Tipp today, Fran spoke to Dan Harty in Thurles about renewed efforts to secure a bypass for the town, Sandra Daly to changes in legislation regarding sex assault cases, Cllr Mairin McGrath on clothes bins, Caller Dessie on biogas plants, accents in the Dail, Martin Quinn ahead of the awarding of the Tipperary Peace Award today, Teresa tells us a ghost story! Liam on Irish politicians travelling to Hungary, Paulie Sheahan on a Junction event this week, Caller Mick with his thoughts on the Tipperary Peace award, Ryan and Corrinne joined us from the US as they try to track down some Tipp ancestors, TD Michael Murphy on the news that Ferryhouse pool is to close, Betty with a ghost story, Leanne joins us from the road as she's on a mission to grant a listener's wish and we hear about the upcoming Comeragh festival!

This evening we get some insights on Tipp v Kilkenny clashes with Paul Curran and Declan Fanning. Noel Dundon also give us his perspective. Denis Kelly on camogie and reports on divisional intermediate hurling in the North, West and South. We hear from Shauna Browne who is in Connecticut helping Katie Taylor get ready for her world title defense. David Byrnes on horse racing rounds off another busy Extra Time: we hope you like...