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  • Dee Reddy Shares Her Top Podcasts Performing At EP This Weekend

    Louise Clarke from The Hub chatted to Dee Reddy from Go Loud Selects about her top Electric Picnic Podcast Stage

    picks.


    From Joanne McNally & Vogue Williams (My Therapist Ghosted Me), to 'Around The World In 80 Gays', 'Chancers', 'Hold My Drink', Bressie 'Where Is My Mind' there's loads for people to look forward to!


    Dee also shared some Music Documentary Podcasts in part 2.


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    13 min
  • My First Year On The Frontline - Episode 4
    In My First Year On The Frontline, Fionnuala Corbett introduces us to some of the people who started their careers as frontline healthcare workers during the pandemic. They tell us about dealing with the challenges of an already stressful job, with the added pressure of pandemic restrictions, and share the highs and lows of their first 12 months in the role. In the fourth and final episode, we meet midwife Meadhbh Glavey.

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    7 min
  • My First Year On The Frontline - Episode 3
    In My First Year On The Frontline, iRadio's Head of News and Current Affairs, and Co-Presenter of iRadio in the Afternoon Fionnuala Corbett, introduces us to some of the people who started their careers as frontline healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They tell us about dealing with the challenges of an already stressful job, with the added pressure of pandemic restrictions, and they share the highs and lows of their first 12 months in their roles. In Episode 3 we meet psychotherapist and life coach Eileen Hopkins.

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    7 min
  • My First Year On The Frontline - Episode 2
    In My First Year On The Frontline, iRadio's Head of News and Current Affairs, and Co-Presenter of iRadio in the Afternoon Fionnuala Corbett, speaks to four people who began their careers during the pandemic.  Fiona Hannon, who went from intern to registered nurse during the pandemic, is the focus of Episode 2.  The series airs on The Hub with Louise Clarke from May 24th to 27th.

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    7 min
  • My First Year On The Frontline - Episode 1

    In My First Year On The Frontline, Fionnuala Corbett introduces us to some of the people who started their career as frontline healthcare workers during the pandemic. They tell us about dealing with the challenges of an already stressful job, with the added pressure of pandemic restrictions, and share the highs and lows of their first 12 months in the role.


    In Episode 1 we meet Doctor Joanne Cregg.


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    6 min
  • The lasting impact of organ donation - Mayo sisters share their story

    The theme of this year's Organ Donor Awareness Week is "Share Your Wishes." We're being encouraged to talk to our loved ones about organ donation, carry an organ donor card, have the digital organ donor card app, or allow Code 115 to be included on our driver's licence.


    Nicole and Chloe Grier's mother Martina passed away ten years ago, and went on to save five lives through her organs being donated. Here, the sisters speak about why they are such advocates for organ donation.


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    6 min
  • Dietition Orla Walsh speaks to Louise about women's nutrition and dietary requirements

    Research carried out by Meat and Dairy Facts has revealed that almost two thirds of Irish women don’t know where to find advice on their dietary requirements. The recent survey of 1,000 women by iReach insights was carried out to uncover insights into the accessibility of accurate dietary advice for Irish women.  


    The research comes in light of Meat and Dairy Facts efforts to provide trustworthy and accessible information to Irish women of all ages and life stages on their dietary requirements. 

    Key research findings include:  

    • One third (33%) of Irish women aged 20-24 (21% of all women surveyed) believe that women and men have the same dietary requirements.  
    • 89% of 20–24-year-olds don’t know where to find advice on women’s dietary requirements, versus 45% of those aged 50-54. 
    • 61% of Irish women don’t know where to find advice on women’s dietary requirements. 
    • 85% of women aged 50-54 (67% of all women surveyed) who know where to find dietary advice seek information online. 

    Louise caught up with Orla Walsh to speak about the research.


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    10 min
  • Louise chats to Adele super fan who got to face the singer

    Imagine buying tickets to your favorite artists and the tickets turn out to be fake.

    Then when you try an go to them again they cancel and the third time they cancel again.

    'Eleni Sabracos' spoke to Louise on Tuesday after Eleni got a facetime from Adele herself & then went viral.


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min

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