Near FM – Listen Again

Jackie Haughey,Citizens Information joins John Healy to advise on budget changes that come into effect in January 

Web Link: citizensinformation.ie 

Rose Wall, CEO CLM joins John Healy to give an update on services available and contact details etc. 

Web Link: communitylawandmediation.ie

Ruth Morrow who is a Respiratory nurse specialist with the Asthma Society talks to Debbie McMahon about the ‘Winter Wellness Campaign’ deep breath for winter wellness in the new year.

For more information visit: www.asthma.ie

Councillor Dearbháil Butler, joined Debbie McMahon to talk about free outdoor activities taking place for young and old in Rockfield Artane and also about free a cycle facebook group in the area.

Jenny Sheridan who is a tutor talks to Debbie McMahon course creator at Essential Online Holistic training will talks about a booklet she has put together with tips to reduce the spread of infection and ease symptoms.

For more information visit: www.essentialsholistic.com

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 085 7306332

Mary Oyediran celebrated the festive season with ingenious poetry and proses mixed with excellent music and ballard from The Omnific Ballymun Library Writers’ Group. Soak in the laughter, tears, singing and dancing from the atmosphere!

Don’t miss the craic!

Patrick Donohoe was joined by Ibrahim Mustapha who chatted about his recent book No Longer Naive African Football’s growing impact at the World Cup. Ibrahim also chatted about some of the highlights and controversies involving African teams down throughout world Cup history and previewed the upcoming African Cup of Nations and gave us his take on who are the favourites to win the tournament.

The Road Less Travelled is a new series from the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute and Near FM. In this episode we are delighted to be joined by Daryl Hendley Rooney, a PHD student in Trinity’s Department of History. From Crumlin in Dublin, Daryl is the first in his family to attend University. Daryl is in conversation with Professor Jane Ohlmeyer,  Trinity’s Erasmus Smith Professor of Modern History and the former Director of the Trinity Long Room Hub.

About the Series

The Road Less Travelled is a series from the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute and Near FM featuring current and past students from Trinity College Dublin who have taken the road less travelled to education. We meet men and women from all walks of life who have overcome social barriers and surpassed prejudice and discrimination—all for the opportunity to study at third level and in Trinity’s Arts and Humanities. In this series, we celebrate different experiences in education, meeting fascinating people with unique life stories.

The Road Less Travelled radio series is produced by Trinity Long Room Hub and Near FM with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland through the television licence fee. The Trinity Long Room Hub would like to thank Trinity’s Access Programme (TAP) for their assistance in relation to the series.

Myra Gleeson speaks to Captain Kieran O’Connor. About becoming a commercial pilot as a career. Then a Helicopter and Seaplane instructor and examiner. He owned and operated the National Flight Centre teaching hundreds of students to become commercial pilots.

The Dublin Boys Club is a place where talking about your feelings is seen as an act of courage. Young men who join the club and whatsapp group are encouraged to talk openly about how they are actually feeling and Chris Flack who is a volunteer with the club joins Adrianne Murphy to speak about ‘The Dublin Boys Club’, its’ etos, founding members and how you can get involved or start up your own Boys Club.