Near FM – Listen Again

Over 40% of women living in Ireland are in Perimenopause and menopause. Dr Lars from Norvia spoke to Debbie McMahon about the benefit of exercise and movement for women. It helps with mood, anxiety, weight gain, pains and stiffness.

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Myra Gleeson speaks to Austin Fennessy, The Fair Organiser of the Medal Society of Ireland.  The Society hold talks and lectures about Irish History from the Boer Wars to WW1 and WW2 and will take place on Saturday 26th February from 11am to 3pm at Knox Memorial Hall, Monkstowns Village.

Visit:  www.facebook.com/MedalSocietyofIreland

Myra Gleeson speaks with Ruth Slattery, Chairperson of the Teachers Musical Society, about their new musical production ‘Back in the Habit’ which will take place at DCU St Patrick’s Campus Drumcondra from Thursday 31st March to Saturday April 2nd 2022 at 7.30pm nightly.

For more information visit: www.eventbrite.ie

Adrianne Murphy speaks to Tania Notaro, the Programme Co-ordinator of the Dublin International Film Festival, which brings the best of international and Irish films to Ireland and takes place this year from 23 Feb to 6 March. Grainne will discuss the various online and live events taking place this year and Virgin Media’s and Dublin City Council’s involvement in this year’s festival.

For more info please visit: http://www.diff.ie

Are you interested in social, environmental, and economic issues both at home and abroad? If so, you should consider applying for a place on this year’s Sustainable Development Goal Advocate

Training programme. Development Perspectives has partnered with AONTAS, Concern Worldwide, Irish Rural Link and the Department of Adult and Community Education at Maynooth University to deliver SAOLTA and Adrianne Murphy speaks to Bobby McCormack, CEO of Development Perspectives to find out what this training offers.

For more info please visit: http://www.developmentperspectives.ie/saolta

The Human Rights Commission of Ireland has recently called on the Irish government to address the legislative gaps on hate crime, and in light of the many terrible stories of vicious attacks because of nothing other than the colour of a person’s skin, Adrianne Murphy speaks to Near FM’s Mary Oyediran about the podcast she produces and presents for Near FM entitled ‘Mind The Gap’ and her own experiences of racism and hate crime.

Michael Sullivan presents the best in Irish contemporary music.

Deputy CEO of An Cosán Anne Genockey joins Donie Tarrant to chat about Pathways in 2022. Upcoming Courses include Higher Education Courses, Further Education Courses, and Access Education Courses.

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Colm Hyland from CJHNetwork, joins Donie Tarrant to discuss Cyber Quest an online Cyber security education platform that was started to help unemployed and people effected by Covid to get into a new avenue of education and eventually employment in an undermanned industry. 

With continued attacks happening on huge databases in Ireland such as the HSE we believe the time for a stronger cyber security workforce is now. 

Web-Link: http://www.cjhnetwork.ie/

FF T.D for Dublin North West Paul McAuliffe joins Donie Tarrant to talk about his latest updates for the local area. Paul also explains some new initiatives which are available to County Councils everywhere designed to free up vacant buildings.

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