
Carrigaline
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Oct 9, 2026
€3,600 in Taxis Just to Get to School Because Of School Bus Crisis
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0:04PJ CooganHOST
Now, yesterday morning, David was on the show with me telling me about his little boy, Aiden.
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0:11PJ CooganHOST
And they live in Carrigaline.
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0:13PJ CooganHOST
Aiden goes to school at Cara, which is in Mayfield.
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0:18PJ CooganHOST
And Aiden had, up to last June, when school broke up for the holidays, he had transport, and now all of a sudden, he doesn't, as David explained to me.
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0:31DavidSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I actually live in Carrigaline, and the school is in Mayfield.
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0:34DavidSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If I, if I could drop him locally to the school every morning, I'd love to, uh, on my way to dropping my daughter to her school.
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0:40PJ CooganHOST
Yeah.
7 MINS LATER
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7:32PJ CooganHOST
David was the situation with Aidan.
2026-10-08 essential school transport pulled for family with special needs child, Cork Sexual Violence Centre founder Mary Crilly looks back on a lifetime of advocacy, Minister Norma Foley on what Budget 2027 delivers for families, & more...
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1:31PJ CooganHOST
Uh, an all too familiar problem, David, to, to, to us, but, but indeed, uh, not to you.
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1:38PJ CooganHOST
Your, your little boy, Aiden, you're in Carrigaline.
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1:41PJ CooganHOST
Your little boy goes to Cara, that wonderful, wonderful school on the north side.
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1:46PJ CooganHOST
He's supposed to have transport, but he doesn't.
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2:14David RoseAUDIENCE
I think Cara's Junior School is one of the most wonderful special needs schools you could imagine.
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2:19David RoseAUDIENCE
Colette Butler, the principal, and Claire O'Gorman, the vice principal, are, are wonderful, and I, I'm dealing with just...
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2:25David RoseAUDIENCE
I, I actually live in Carrigaline, and the school is in Mayfield, and, you know, special needs children don't get given local school places.
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2:33David RoseAUDIENCE
We have to fight for any school place, and we have to pretty much take any special needs place available.
When the School Bus Stops Running
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0:09PJ CooganHOST
An all-too-familiar problem, David, to us, but indeed not to you.
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0:16PJ CooganHOST
Your little boy, Aidan, you're in Carrigaline.
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0:18PJ CooganHOST
Your little boy goes to Cara, that wonderful, wonderful school on the north side.
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0:24PJ CooganHOST
He's supposed to have a transport, but he doesn't.
6 MINS LATER
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6:17David RoseGUEST
But, you know, when the government go away and create an artificial situation where my son can't go to school around the corner, like every other child, you know i see children getting on their scooters and scooting to school and it's wonderful my son is all the way over the other side of the city and the government let us down i mean in my mind's eye i would imagine the moment the tender falls through they should have somebody backed up already already cleared and ready to make an offer for
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6:42PJ CooganHOST
your family now and you're talking to someone david who a lived in carrigaline for 10 years before it started to mushroom and and now I'm there every morning anyway because I visit the swimming pool every morning.
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6:56PJ CooganHOST
So I know what it's like to leave Carrigaline at peak time to try to get across town to go to work or go to school.
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7:04PJ CooganHOST
What's your morning routine like? It must be a nightmare.
"If We Started Afresh, We Wouldn't Start Here" Norma Foley on Ireland's Childcare
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9:00PJ CooganHOST
I mean, just this morning, just this morning, I took another call [clears throat] from a man whose son has a place in a wonderful school here on the north side of the city called Cara.
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9:10PJ CooganHOST
They live in Carrigaline.
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9:12PJ CooganHOST
Up to June, her, his little boy had a bus.
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9:16PJ CooganHOST
Now, they've no bus.
Ilen Rovers captain Leah Carey on county LGFA junior b win
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13:09Matthew HurleyHOST
They definitely do, and it is a very entertaining game to look forward to on Saturday evening, the second of the double header of the Premier Senior semi-finals.
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13:15Matthew HurleyHOST
And just to mention, the first of the double header as well, Nemo Rangers against Carrigaline on Saturday at 5:15, uh, PM.
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13:21Matthew HurleyHOST
Carrigaline might have interest down here because obviously Brian O'Driscoll's one of their main players in the team.
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13:26Matthew HurleyHOST
They've won every game so far.
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13:27Matthew HurleyHOST
They're at their first ever Premier Senior semi-final, but at the same time, they're coming up against a Nemo Rangers team that produced an unbelievable performance against Castlehaven, to be fair to them, in the quarter finals.
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13:36Matthew HurleyHOST
Again, similar enough to Clonakilty, Ca- Carrigaline will go into this as underdogs, but amazingly they're unbeaten, so they definitely have a chance against this Nemo side.
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13:45Kieran McCarthyHOST
They do, yeah, 100%.
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13:46Kieran McCarthyHOST
Like Carrigaline have been really impressive in the, in the championship so far.
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4:37Grace O'BrienGUEST
Um, I run a support group for moms and babies.
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4:40Grace O'BrienGUEST
I actually used to work in CUMH, um, nursing and midwifery, and I used to work in the, uh, community-led midwife clinics in Gránabrough and Carrigaline.
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4:51Grace O'BrienGUEST
But 2020 changed a lot for me, and I set up a support group for moms and babies, which is entirely free, that are all my clients, and I moved into private practice.
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5:00PJ CooganHOST
Mm-hmm.
1 HR 25 MINS LATER
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89:51Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
So I will be competing on the stage.
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89:55Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
So we have interviews, and then, you know yourself, we've the pageant rounds.
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89:59Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
We have, I have custom-made dresses by Kasha Designs in Carrigaline.
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90:05Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
And she made me custom dresses to literally, like, showcase.
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4:54Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
So we have interviews, and then, you know yourself, we've the pageant rounds.
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4:59Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
We have, I have custom-made dresses by Kasha Designs in Carrigaline, and she made me custom dresses to literally, like, showcase.
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5:10Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
I've never in my life seen dresses like it.
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5:12Lydia O’KeeffeGUEST
I'm so, so excited to wear them.
Cork Women Fighting For Domino Midwife Care
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5:47Grace O'BrienGUEST
Um, I run a support group for moms and babies.
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5:51Grace O'BrienGUEST
I actually used to work in CUMH, um, nursing and midwifery, and I used to work in the, uh, community-led midwife clinics in Graanabrougha and Carrigaline.
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6:01Grace O'BrienGUEST
But 2020 changed a lot for me, and I set up a support group for moms and babies, which is entirely free, that are all my clients, and I moved into private practice.
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6:10PJ CooganHOST
Mm-hmm.
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26:45PJ CooganHOST
Her question is a simple one.
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26:47PJ CooganHOST
What on earth are we paying for? She describes a daily reality of buses filled to crush capacity leaving Carrigaline, packed to the brim before they're even out of the village.
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27:00PJ CooganHOST
At Herons Wood then and up Maryborough Hill there's dozens of people, workers, students, college goers, old people, just stranded there in the rain and the cold and As full bus after full bus, Joe's passed.
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27:15PJ CooganHOST
And then the 225 rolls by empty.
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27:51PJ CooganHOST
Another thing she points out to several times in her correspondence is driver changeovers and scheduled breaks right in the middle of the evening rush on the Grand Parade where the passengers literally are turned away from buses because there's no relief driver.
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28:09PJ CooganHOST
Drivers finished his shift, relief driver hasn't showed, bus off duty, driver gone, people standing again on the pavement.
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28:18PJ CooganHOST
On top of that, 13 kilometres from the city out to Carrigaline routinely takes over an hour and 10 minutes.
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28:26PJ CooganHOST
And we're paying for this.
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61:15Paul ByrneHOST
about the side streets, we'll say, they're closed off from 11 o'clock in the morning till 6 in the evening, I think it is.
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61:23Paul ByrneHOST
I don't want to put you on the spot by any means, Clara, but are people being dissentivised from coming into the city? Are they being put off and say, I won't get a spot here on Cook Street or whatever, this Marlborough Street, after 11 I'll go down to Mahon, I'll go to Carrigaline, I'll go to Middleton?
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