Time is ticking for the Government to put the finishing touches to Budget 2018
People in Cork say issues in the health service should be top of the agenda
There's just over 24 hours to go until it's delivered.
It comes as Cork University Hospital continues to see record levels of overcrowding with 628 patients treated on trolleys and chairs in the Emergency Department in September.
This represents an increase of 7% when compared to the same time last year.
Other issues raising concerns Leeside include the high cost of childcare, flood relief and the growing homeless crisis.
These listeners told RedFM news what is the top of their budget wishlist.
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