Derek Barter speaks about an initiative of Adult Education based in the local community, known as the Comm University.

Derek Barter is a Liaison Person for Undergraduates in Maynooth University who works with Career Guidance Counsellor Paul Hayes at Northside Partnership, in facilitating Adult Education Courses based in Coolock Library that are linked to follow-on Courses in Maynooth University.

The Comm University Adult Education Classes are 2.5 hours only per week at Coolock Public Library.

Classes are essay free, exam free and free of charge.

Comm University classes begin in late January 2023.

Contact Paul Hayes at [email protected]

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Michael Sullivan chats with Lorraine Harton Coordinator, Social Media Influencer Media Dept tutor Colaiste Dhulaigh CFE about the Social Media Influencer course.

 

Social Media Influencer

Michael Sullivan chats with Seamus Hayes

Community Support Worker, Training and Development, Central Remedial Clinic about the Adults in the Lifeskills programme’s play written, performed and recorded by RadioActive

 

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George Fitzgerald Author & Musician joins Mary Oyediran to talk about his life journey of transformation.

Dr Salome Mbugua the Chair of the Civic, Political and Media participation and subcommittee joins Mary Oyediran to discuss their

work.

 

https://idpadireland.ie

 

Jack Gannon has been described as a Left-leaning Dubliner. John Connell sat down with him to talk on many matters regarding Irish culture, Irish language and literature, plus the changing attitudes of Irish people down the years in such things as religion, music, dancing and trade union issues.

In this recording, Jack Gannon talks about working conditions for construction workers in Ireland in the early 1960s. Jack remembers hearing Irish been spoken by builders in Galway and how he learnt to speak Irish fluently.

Asling Sloyan Senior Road Safety Promotion Officer of RSA joins Mary Oyediran to talk about the RSA’s Free Check It Fits service.

 

www.rsa.ie/checkitfits

Jack Gannon has been described as a Left-leaning Dubliner. John Connell sat down with him to talk on many matters regarding Irish culture, Irish language and literature, plus the changing attitudes of Irish people down the years in such things as religion, music, dancing and trade union issues.

Part 1 of a series.

Near fm presents the fourth and final edition of the St. Kevin’s Students Podcast series presented by Carl Mooney, Scott Curran and Paul Smith. On this edition they are joined by student Narcis Damian where they chat about Tennis. They are also joined by student Cyril Mathunny where they discuss Cricket.

Ivan Cooper from The Wheel joins Donie Tarrant to outline what the community and voluntary sector urgently needs from Budget 2023.