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Lifeline – Ireland’s first Age Friendly University is Dublin City University

gabor February 20, 2024

The first university in the world to introduce the third age successfully into both full time and half time courses. Myra Gleeson speaks with the DCU Age Friendly University Coordinator, Christine O’Kelly about the remarkable achievement of DCU’s continuing success in third…

Lifeline – February is Global Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Month. (CHD)

gabor February 20, 2024

February is Global Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Month. (CHD) Heart Children Charity are hosting “The Beat goes On”, a conference for young people and their families. Myra Gleeson speaks with Sheila Campbell, CEO of Heart Children Charity, about the upcoming conference for…

Northside Today: Animals Behind Closed Doors

gabor February 20, 2024

Gerry Boland, founder of and spokesperson for Animals Behind Closed Doors joins Emma Farrell to discuss why 99% of piglets have their tails cut off, despite an EU Directive stating they should keep them. www.animalsbehindcloseddoors.com 1st broadcast on 20/02/2024

Northside Today: Citizens Information

gabor February 20, 2024

Jackie Haughey from Citizens Information joins Emma Farrell to discuss the Widow’s non-contributory pension. https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/ 1st broadcast on 20/02/2024

Lifeline: SOSAD – Mental Health Services and Supports

George Mulcahy February 20, 2024

George Mulcahy is joined by Carol Murphy, General Manager at SOSAD, an organisation that offers mental health services and support to those who may not have viable access to them. They also chat about what’s concerning Irish people most at present.

Northside Today: Alan Tuffery

admin February 19, 2024

Regular contributor Alan Tuffery joins Donie Tarrant to consider uncertainty. Why are we so afraid of it? How do we choose our explanations for the things we experience? Does it matter whether they are true or not? How can we cope better?

Northside Today: 50 years of the National Women’s Council

admin February 19, 2024

Orla O’Connor is Director of National Women’s Council joins Donie Tarrant to discuss 50 years of the National Women’s Council and she also puts forward their case in the upcoming referendum. The National Women’s Council of Ireland (nwci.ie)

John Malone from Christian TV Ireland and Clontarf native Cathal Leavy call for Veritas shops to remain open – Near FM (February 2024)

DJP February 17, 2024

Darren J. Prior spoke to John Malone from Christian TV Ireland about his call for the Veritas shops to remain open. It was announced by the company in early February 2024 that they would close at the end of 2024. John has…

Northside Today: Councillor John Lyons

Jaye February 16, 2024

John Lyons, the Independent Councillor for Artane-Whitehall joins Mary Oyediran to talk about local topical issues including migration control

Seven Stages for Seven Ages – episode 3 – Young Life and Love

Paul February 16, 2024

Shakespeare covered the seven stages of life better than most in a speech called The Seven Ages of Man in a play called As You Like It. Shakespeare’s speech was all about boys and men, but our series is all about girls and women. Join…

Northside Today: Personal story of a mixed-race Irish orphan in Sisters of Mercy, Clifden.

Jaye February 16, 2024

Elizabeth Donnelly joins Mary Oyediran to talk about her childhood at Sisters of Mercy St Joseph Convent in Clifden, life after the orphanage and her future plans

Northside Today : African Diaspora News

Jaye February 16, 2024

Lassane Ouedraogo, Project Support Officer at Trinity College Dublin, Global and Board Member of African Solidarity Centre, joins Mary Oyediran to discuss the latest news from the African Continent and African Diaspora Ireland.

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