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People Before Profit T.D. Brid Smith joins Donie Tarrant to explain why a Carbon Tax increase is the wrong way to go and how it is going to affect the poorer in society.

Web Link: https://www.pbp.ie/

Amy Roche, CEO from Finglas Addiction Support Team (FAST) joins Donie Tarrant to discuss Ireland’s National Drugs Strategy “Reducing Harm, Supporting Recovery 2017-2025”. Amy also discusses how to reduce the stigmata associated with the area.

Web Link: https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Nonprofit-Organization/Finglas-cabra-recovery-month-100397295708879/https://twitter.com/recoverymonth21

Paul Hayes from the Northside Partnership joins Donie Tarrant to tell us all about Apprenticeship Fair which takes place on Tuesday, November 16 at the Darndale Belcamp Village Centre, Priorswood, Dublin 17, between 10am and 2pm.

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To begin with Declan and Dave discuss some of the todays business headlines……

In the business of this week… Dave was out and about again and visited Stephen Pepper from North County Autos located at the back of the airport to hear all about his local business..

In our weekly radio Column this week Jenny Tyrell tells us that Octopus Finance has landed in Ireland and is ready to starting lending to developers…..

After that…Declan and Dave discuss some of the new courses and supports available from the Local Enterprise Office and we’ll also have the latest form COP26 in Edinburgh

Finally, David Bell from the HR Department is here for our regular look at HR issues….. This week we chat about How to Effectively Confront Difficult Employee Behaviour as a Manager or owner of a business…. 

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All the local events , news and jobs and volunteering opportunities with Declan Ralph, Sarah Bermingham and Ken Kilbride. Then its Emma Clarke from The Adapt Centre all about AI for Science Week, followed by Fergal Dowling from the Music Current Festival at Smock Alley and finishing up with Ray Yeats City form Dublin City Council.

Paddy Goes to Petra is written by Aine Ryan and directed by Anna Nugent. The play is the latest in Near FM’s New Drama Hour series of plays by women playwrights. The play follows the story of middle aged farmer Paddy who, dealing with profound grief following the unexpected loss of a loved one, decides to travel to the ancient city of Petra hoping to escape the heartache which consumes his life. Directed by Anna Nugent

 

Cast – Abdul Alshareef as Farajh, Imad, Morris, Farmer; Tim Casey as Paddy; Gina Costigan as Air Hostess, Attendant 2; Jessie Doyle as Ryanair Hostess, Attendant 4, Bereavement Counselor; Mo O’Connell as Joanna, Attendant 1; Eoin O’Sullivan as John Beag, Tom Murray, Dermot; Paul Nugent as Jack, Cillian, Radu, Captain and Fiana Toibin as Eilis.

Made with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television licence Fee.

 

 

Featured Music:

“Dhaka” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

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“Mystery Bazaar” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

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David Moore from Astronomy Ireland joins Noel McGuinness to discuss his online lecture called micros in space which takes place on Monday 8th of November and David will also be chatting about the solar eclipse that takes place on November 14th  2031.

Author Ciaran O’ Driscoll joins Noel McGuinness to discuss his new book called Angel Hour a beautiful collection of poems curated into seven sections.

Michael Sullivan chats with Joe Kenny, Founder and CEO of Zeeko, about teaching Internet Safety to Children, Parents, Teachers and Corporate Ireland.

For more information visit: www.zeeko.ie

Michael Sullivan chats with Professor Roger O’Sullivan, Director of Ageing Research & Development Institute of Public Health about promoting physical activity to older adults.

For more information visit: www.publichealth.ie