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Peej doesn't believe the fuel price reductions being felt at the pumps yet!! He tells us he put €20 in the tank yesterday!! FFS - he'd spend that in an hour on a quiet Tuesday night in the South County!!

I wonder if PJ still gets the VIP treatment in the South County now that it's been sold.

He arrives in on a wet Thursday night with his crossword for a few pints and a steak sandwich, only to find a family of four sitting at his usual table. He looks around incredulously, with an air of "don't you know who I am?".

Eventually a waitress spots him and says "just yourself is it? Take a seat at the bar there".

Crestfallen, PJ squeezes in between two lads at the bar, trying to make sure that he doesn't get Fosters on his crossword.

Meanwhile he spots something. Paul Byrne sitting at a big table in front of the TV, with a bottle of champagne in an ice bucket, and a half dozen of freshly shucked oysters.
 
Coogan towers will be like the Tower of Babel with the chaos and shouting that ensues!
Split loyalties I imagine!

Neighbours will be sick to the back teeth of Peej sitting out the back supping San Miguel and singing "Take me home to Mayo" and other dirges.

"Home again in Mayo
where once I roamed so free
Take me home to Mayo
and let my body lie
Home at last in Mayo
beneath a Mayo sky"
 
It’s 7 o’ Clock, I’m Barry O’ Mahony.

Today marks the end of an era as Barry O'Mahony signs off for the final time after an incredible 35 years with Cork's 96FM and C103.

As Head of News and one of Cork's most familiar voices, Barry has delivered the stories that shaped our city and county to generations of Corkonians.

Reliable, relatable and trustworthy, he has been a constant presence in homes, cars and workplaces across Cork for almost four decades.

A proud Cork man and passionate supporter of Cork GAA and all things Cork, Barry's love for his city and county has always shone through in everything he has done.

His calm, reassuring voice has guided us through moments of celebration, heartbreak and everything in between.

While he may be signing off from the newsroom, his contribution to broadcasting and to Cork itself will never be forgotten.

Thank you, Barry, for 35 years of dedication, professionalism and friendship.

You will be greatly missed by your colleagues and by the people of Cork.

Wishing you a long, happy and well-deserved retirement.

And that’s the news for now
 
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