Dennis McIntyre discusses Daniel O’ Connell in the final part of the series.

Dennis McIntyre further discusses Daniel O’ Connell in the second part of this series.

November 1st until the 5th is National Fertility Week and Debbie McMahon chatted to Kate Brian about Fertility and the help that is out there.

Debbie McMahon chatted to Gill Brennan who is CEO of the Coeliac Society of Ireland. Gill will talk about Coeliac  disease and what is happening next week for Coeliac Awareness week from the 8th of November until the 12th.

Ann chatted to Debbie McMahon about the challenge she took on to Abseil in Smithfield. Ann is also living with a brain injury and wanted to raise funds for Acquired Brain Injury. She tells Debbie how she got on.

Ray Taylor joins Joe Byrne to discuss his new book “Mr Ray would like a Monkey: Memoirs from the front line of Humanitarian Aid”. The book tells the story of how a middle-aged Irish businessman became a humanitarian aid worker and his experience on the front line going into war zones and disaster areas as most others leave.

David Blackwell & Alan O’Brien joins Joe Byrne to discuss how green ember arts has just completed making a BAI funded radio play about homelessness called Alarm Bells due to be broadcasted on Near FM.

Author, Marie Claire, joins Joe Byrne to discuss Irish 101 views on Irish Identity and how Ireland has change over the last 20 years in the modern world and so much more.

Adrianne Murphy speaks to FF Councillor, Deirdre Heney in relation to her proposals for people living with Dementia in the current City Development Plan and Deirdre also gives an update on the St. Anne’s Park proposals for On Lead/Off Lead areas for dog walkers and the plans for new lighting in the park.

Myra Gleeson speaks to St Francis Hospice CEO Fintan Fagan, about Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy.