Near FM – Listen Again

Local news and events with Ken Kilbride, Sarah Bermingham and myself Declan Ralph. Conversations then with the Deputy Dublin City Librarian Brendan Teeling about the Dublin Festival of History followed by the Artistic Director and CEO of the Dublin Fringe Festival Ruth McGowan…finishing up with local jobs and volunteering opportunities.

Employability Radio – In this short series of programmes the EmployAbility service highlights its own range of supports and services. It also speaks to employers, community service providers, and partner agencies about many of the issues around employment and disability in Ireland today.

In episode 3 Georgina Buffini of Dress For Success Dublin and Yvonne Browne, Co-Ordinator of EmployAbility Dublin North, talk about the value of self-image and self-confidence for the individual seeking to find a place in the modern workplace.

Hosted by Maurice Newman, with sound and editing by Paul Walsh.

To begin …. The NearBy Business Newsdesk with Declan and Dave where we  discuss some of  todays business headlines……

In the business of this week…it’s the business of direct marketing…Johnny Coghlan from Ireland’s oldest b2b data company, The Bill Moss Partnership, joins Dave to talk about whats happening in their sector

After that David Bell from the HR Department is here for our regular look at HR issues. This week…with the return to  the office for those who have been working remotely beginning from next Monday the 20th…Declan chats to him about what employers need to do in advance of that return….

Then Paul Allen of Paul Allen & Associates PR will join Dave for a general discussion on the economy, including Brexit and what the outlook for the next few months looks like

Finally…In our weekly radio Column this week Jenny Tyrell looks at the €1 billion Celtic Interconnector project being undertaken by EirGrid….

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Leigh Gath, Confidential Recipient for Vulnerable Persons chats to Michael Sullivan about a new awareness campaign for improved safeguarding of people with disabilities.

For more information visit:   www.safeguardingireland.org.

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Patrick Donohoe was joined by Hungarian football writer Tomasz Mortimer who chatted about the problem of racism in Hungarian football in light of the racist abuse directed at some of the English players in their recent world Cup qualifying match against Hungary. Tomasz spoke about how Prime Minister Viktor Orban is pumping money into Hungarian football and discusses whether this investment is been rewarded.  Tomasz also chatted about Viktor Orban’s chances of re-election next year, Hungary’s chances of qualifying for the world Cup and much more.

Muirne Bloomer, Organiser of the Creative Places Darndale Project speaks to Adrianne Murphy about the various events organised in the run up to the project’s launch on Culture Night and what they have planned for that night.

Fiona Coyle, CEO of Mental Health Reform speaks to Adrianne Murphy about the effects Covid19 has had on their resources and their call on the Government to invest 85million in Irleand’s mental health services in Budget 2022.

Emmet Creighton, Irish start-up co-founder & CEO of Lintil speaks to Adrianne Murphy about his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges and setbacks along the way and the significant impact COVID-19 had on the startup.

We were joined by two astounding gifted Writers. Every Writer has a distinctive journey! Listen as they share humorous, compelling stories straight from the heart. Enjoy their brilliant performance of poetry and prose.                                                 Cathy Holgan Author/ Playwright  &  Shelley Spiers Author/ Teacher.

Prashant Shukla, CEO of Ireland India Council joins Johnny Holmes to discuss the future for people living in Afghanistan

under Taliban rule as humanitarian disaster looms, fears of famine and economic collapse and also how the current situation there could affect neighbouring nations and rest of the world.

For more information visit: www.indiairelandcouncil.ie