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Regular contributor Alan Tuffery joins Donie Tarrant to discuss Memorials and Nostalgia. Alan tells us why these are important and why as we get older they seem to be even more important.

Mary Neylon from the Riverside drama group joins Donie Tarrant to chat about a free choral event taking place on Sunday 19th of June in Mountjoy Square named Super Soul Sunday.

Maria O’Dwyer from the Prevention & Early Intervention Network (PEIN) at the Northside partnership joins Donie Tarrant to discuss the program and the work they do.

Web-Link: www.northsidepartnership.ie

Paula Wiseman chatted with Charlie Martin from the Department of Social Protection about the FEAD (The Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived)  He spoke about how the fund helps people that might need assistance with  essential and basic items on a day to day basis.

Then in the second half, Paula Wiseman chatted with Micheal Clear, the Project Manager at the Aisling Project.

‘The Aisling Project provides a safe and secure environment for all attending children and young people. They have always been inspired by a vision of love, care and support with each child and young person as the focus for everything they do.  The Aisling Project provides a wide range of ever expanding activities all in a welcoming, safe, caring and fun-filled environment.’

Paula Wiseman chatted with Micheal Clear, the Project Manager at the Aisling Project.

‘The Aisling Project provides a safe and secure environment for all attending children and young people. They have always been inspired by a vision of love, care and support with each child and young person as the focus for everything they do.  The Aisling Project provides a wide range of ever expanding activities all in a welcoming, safe, caring and fun-filled environment.’

Paula Wiseman chatted with Charlie Martin from the Department of Social Protection about the FEAD (The Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived)  He spoke about how the fund helps people that might need assistance with  essential and basic items on a day to day basis.

Want to know more about coming-of-age novels and films and how they continue to inspire and motivate us today? Join Berni Dwan, and her intergenerational guests, on a brand new eight-part series – Growing up Between the Dustjackets – to discover how these universally loved stories are relevant to people of all ages facing their own social challenges today. Learn about young people – in fiction, memoir, and real life – succeeding beyond all expectations despite being challenged by misogyny, racism, indoctrination, fundamentalism, homophobia, prejudice, war and poverty.

Episode 8: Being Safe in a Group: Animal Farm, The Outsidersand Lord of the Flies – TY students from St Kevin’s CBS, Finglas – Karl Mooney, Scott Curran and Paul Smith

Series is produced and presented by Berni Dwan. Sound by Ed Grannell. Dramatic readings by Tara Power and Alan O’Brien. Music by Hannah Cogan. Supported by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland Sound and Vision scheme through the Television Licence Fee

Mary Oyediran was joined by an amazing Storyteller turn Author Mark L’estrange. Gain insights and wisdom on how to turn your stories to a book. Lots of valuable lessons. Also book launch coverage of The adventures of Larry and friends. Get ready to be inspired.

 

Patrick Donohoe interviews Sally Hayden, African correspondent with the Irish Times, about her new book, a look at the migrant crises and the fate of migrants who are been detained in centres in Libya, after been intercepted trying to reach Europe.

My Fourth Time We Drowned Book:   www.penguinrandomhouse.com

Rachael O‘Shea, Head of Employee Experience at Clune Tech joins Mary Oyediran to talk about their recognition and future strategies to improve workplace experience.

Visit:  www.clunetech.com  &   www.greatplacetowork.com