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  • 2026-05-20 Let's Ban Creepy Spy Video Glasses, Scientific Sue Makes Everyone A Bit Magic, We Found Your Snake & More...

    2026-05-20 Let's Ban Creepy Spy Video Glasses, Scientific Sue Makes Everyone A Bit Magic, We Found Your Snake & More...
    May 20 2026
    PJ hears a call to ban videoing people in public places without their consent using so-called AI glasses, learns that everyone can be a bit magic from Scientific Sue before she appears at the Cork Carnival Of Science, learns how Julie helped a lost snake near the Schooner in Whitegate and Melanie kept it warm and fed. And more...

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    2 ore e 16 min
  • Get Ready To Apply For USA Visas NOW Plus A Bit Of News About "Trainee USA" For Non-Students

    Get Ready To Apply For USA Visas NOW Plus A Bit Of News About "Trainee USA" For Non-Students
    May 20 2026

    PJ finds out why it's important and what the new program is all about from Lisa Collender Head Of Ireland at USIT. See also the information talk which takes place tonight, Wed May 20th , at 6.30pm, more details on the USIT website.


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    7 min
  • Scientific Sue Will Show The Science Behind Magic At The Cork Carnival Of Science Fitzgerald Park Jun 6th & 7th

    Scientific Sue Will Show The Science Behind Magic At The Cork Carnival Of Science Fitzgerald Park Jun 6th & 7th
    May 20 2026
    PJ talks to Scientific Sue the wizard scientist who will show kids (and grown ups) that anyone can be a bit magic with the help of science no matter what your age, where you come from and for kids of any gender. See also

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    11 min
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