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Louise Clarke from The Hub iRadio caught up with Eiblin from Mullingar Pride to chat about this year's Werk! party and pride parade which will be happening this July 8th.
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Louise Clarke from The Hub iRadio caught up with Nathan Dawe who is back with a brand new summer tune called 0800 Heaven.
Nathan chatted about his special working relationship with Ella and how Joel helped turn it into an international sounding hit.
You can also find out what Nathan asks for his his rider (no green m&ms and he shares his festival tips too! Don't forget the bin bags lads!
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Every Thursday, Louise chatted to The Mortgage Man himself, Darren Byrne to discuss all things Mortgage and Finance.
If you have a question for Darren, you can whatsapp 0871102107 or slide into our DM's @thisisiradio
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Every week Louise Clarke from The Hub on iRadio chats to beauty expert Clodagh McKeon about all things selfcare and beauty.
This week's episode features a new segment called 'Product Of The Week'.
If you have a product you'd like us to try out, you can get in touch with Clodagh or Louise by sliding into the DMs!
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Every Thursday, Louise from the Hub catches up with mortgage expert, Darren Byrne to talks all things mortgages and gives helpful advice for first time buyers.
If you have any questions for Darren, you can send a WhatsApp to presenter Louise Clarke on The Hub on 0871102107
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Louise Clark on The Hub iRadio introduced Fionnuala Corbett, Head of News at iRadio who recently caught up with 16 year old actress, Niamh Moriarty to chat about her upcoming starring role in a BBC drama alongside Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen.
The drama is called 'Best Interests' and Niamh says she is on a mission to spread inclusivity for disabled actors.
The Irish teenager set to star opposite Sharon Horgan (Bad Sisters), Michael Sheen (The Queen) and Alison Oliver (Conversations with Friends) in upcoming four-part BBC One series Best Interests written by BAFTA Award-winning writer Jack Thorne (Wonder, Help, The Swimmers, Enola Holmes). Niamh Moriarty from Dublin is just 16 years old and already has an impressive number of stage and screen credits to her name, with the latest being her turn as ‘Marnie’ in Thorne’s nuanced legal drama which centres around a family driven apart by having to make choices no parent would ever want to make.
Couple Andrew (Sheen) and Nicci (Horgan) have two daughters, Katie (Oliver) and Marnie, who has a life-threatening condition. The doctors believe it is in Marnie’s best interests to be allowed to die, arguing that she is in pain and the treatments are becoming too invasive - but her loving family disagree. T
he series is one example of the complex issues that are faced by the disabled community and shining a light on such matters is something that Niamh holds close to her heart. As well as being an incredibly talented young actor, training at Take2 Performing Arts School in Dublin since 2016, Niamh is passionate about advocating for on-screen diversity and disability inclusion. Niamh was diagnosed with a form of Cerebral Palsy in her legs called Spastic Diplegia aged three and uses a wheelchair. Niamh’s goal is to encourage disabled actors who may feel they do not fit in the industry and hopes to change this narrative through her work. Niamh also wants to encourage a disabled audience, young and old, to be the change they want to see.
Currently a Transition Year student, Niamh has a bubbly personality and love for performing, with an amazing versatility as an actor. She previously played ‘Tiny Tim’ in the Gate Theatre’s 2019 10-week run production of A Christmas Carol, scripted by Jack Thorne and directed by Selina Cartmell, and recently appeared in Toy Show The Musical, January 2023. Niamh voiced characters in Riverdance: The Animated Adventure (2021) on Netflix and played ‘Ellis’ in the 2019 short film My Mother’s Shoes.
Niamh’s next role will be as ‘Daisy’ in Amazon’s young adult fantasy feature-length film Silver, based on the popular novel series of the same name by Kerstin Gier.
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Louise Clarke from The Hub on iRadio caught up with Marie Spillane From Jigsaw who shared some top tips for student who are facing into summer exams.
For more useful tips, visit jigsaw.ie
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