Pat Barry, Irish Green Building Council
admin
April 4, 2016
On Northside Today, Donie speaks with Pat Barry from the Irish Green Building Council.
Latest Topics
admin
April 4, 2016
Ciaran Rose, Human Activist
admin
April 4, 2016
On Northside Today, Noel McGuinness speaks with human activist Ciaran Rose about a campaign on improving the supply of affordable housing
Writer’s Block 25th March 2016
admin
April 3, 2016
Morgan’s first guest on the centenary weekend is the Gutter Bookshop’s Bob Johnston. Bob is one of the presenters of the Bookish podcast and has been a book seller for over 20 years. This week, Morgan’s in-studio guest is Skerries author Patrick…
Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves 31/3/2016
admin
April 1, 2016
Listen back to the latest episode of Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves. Prsenter/Producer Susan Tomelty features on this weeks show music from Randy Crawford, Bonnie Raitt, Rosanne Cash, Lucinda Williams and various other artists.
CU@Luncthime – March 2016
admin
April 1, 2016
On this months CU @ Lunchtime Mark Finnegan and Darren O Reilly, Business Development & Marketing Manager, Member First Credit Union, Dublin discuss “Travelling on a Budget”. There are lots of tips and tricks on how to reduce costs on your holidays.…
Francis Doherty from Fr. Peter McVerry Trust
admin
March 31, 2016
From Northside Today, Donie talks to Francis Doherty from the Fr. Peter McVerry trust.
Near FM Sessions – Niamh Kelly
admin
March 30, 2016
This week’s Near FM Sessions guest is Singer/Songwriter Niamh Kelly
Academy Cup
admin
March 30, 2016
At half time of the St Kevin’s Boys vs Barcelona game in the Academy Cup, Near FM Presenter Fergus Carroll chats to Nicky Byrne about the First half of the match and also Nicky’s career as a footballer.
Lost Easter Voices Part 7 – James Connolly
admin
March 27, 2016
At the time of the 1916 executions, social historian, Richard Maxwell, a nephew of General Sir John Maxwell, Commander in Chief of British Forces in Ireland, obtained permission to bring his early Edison recorder into Kilmainham jail to record interviews with the…
Lost Easter Voices Part 6 – Sean McDermott
admin
March 26, 2016
At the time of the 1916 executions, social historian, Richard Maxwell, a nephew of General Sir John Maxwell, Commander in Chief of British Forces in Ireland, obtained permission to bring his early Edison recorder into Kilmainham jail to record interviews with the…
Lost Easter Voices Part 5 – Eamonn Ceannt
admin
March 25, 2016
At the time of the 1916 executions, social historian, Richard Maxwell, a nephew of General Sir John Maxwell, Commander in Chief of British Forces in Ireland, obtained permission to bring his early Edison recorder into Kilmainham jail to record interviews with the…
Lost Easter Voices Part 4 – Joseph Plunkett
admin
March 25, 2016
At the time of the 1916 executions, social historian, Richard Maxwell, a nephew of General Sir John Maxwell, Commander in Chief of British Forces in Ireland, obtained permission to bring his early Edison recorder into Kilmainham jail to record interviews with the…