Near FM – Listen Again

Cllr. Tina MacVeigh, People Before Profit joins Donie Tarrant to discuss the housing protest on Wednesday 15th September, when the Dáil reconvenes after the summer break, housing activists are promising a winter of housing discontent.

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

Careers in Mind with Ger Nolan from the Northside Partnership and Denise Smith past participant join Donie Tarrant to discuss the Careers in Mind project and how it was brilliant to see how our women went on to part-time or full time jobs. Some women engaged in training courses or Further Education and achieved We stay in touch and check in with past participants offering support and they really appreciate the follow up calls

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

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

In episode 1, Yvonne Browne, Co-Ordinator of EmployAbility Dublin North, based in Ballymun and Sheila Comiskey, Co-Ordinator of EmployAbility County Meath,  join Maurice to explain what the EmployAbility service does, for whom, and why.

 

 

Join Sarah Birmingham, Ken Kilbride and myself Declan Ralph for local news stories and local events…..then two great conversations with Colleen Dube of the National Adult Literacy Agency NALA and Ruth Freeman Director of Science at Science Foundation Ireland on #creatingourfuture

Chairperson, PANA, the (Peace and Neutrality Alliance) chats to Michael Sullivan about the completion of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, marking the end of the bitter 20 year conflict and the West’s & Ireland’s response to the Taliban’s take over.

Patrick Donohoe was joined by sports writer Jim Keoghan who chatted to us about his new book ‘Is it Just me or is Modern football S**t’.  Jim spoke about some of the problems with modern football from terrible pundits, incompetent owners, bad football books and much more.  Jim also chatted a little about his previous book ‘How to run a football club’ and his joy at being shortlisted in the Telegraph’s football books of the year category.

 

Dennis Mcintyre tells the story of Dublins patron saint, St Lawrence O’ Toole.

Dennis Mcintyre looks back at The Ancient Tailteann Games, an ancient Irish sporting and cultural festival that began in 632 BC.  Also North Bay Dublin Pubs Part 3.

Dennis McIntyre looks at Pilgrims and Pilgrimages in Ireland, particularly climbing ‘The Reek’ at Croagh Patrick. Also part 2 of North Dublin Bay Pubs.

Leanne Young, General Manager of the Liberties Training Centre will be talking to John Healy about two promising young people from Dublin who have been awarded scholarships worth up to 2000 Euros each.