Senior Citizens presenter Austin McCoy & Paul Murray are joined by Michelle Moore, Co-Founder of Abhaile, to speak all about the organisation and its assistance for older people living alone on family-sized housing. Abhaile has recently changed its name to Abha Housing.

Broadcast on 19th July 2021.

Independent Left Cllr. John Lyons will be joining John Healy to discuss residents concerns about a planning application for the Artane Business Park on the Kilmore Road to include a 77 bedroom hotel and 41 built to rent apartments.

Web Link: www.facebook.com/CllrJohnLyons/

Frankie McSwiney, co-founder of NoCo will be joining John Healy to discuss how NoCo, Irelands largest hybrid workspace providers in partnership with NACEC will expand to 350 locations nationwide to include providing hubs locally in balbriggan

Web Link: noco.ie

John Connell talks to Nessa Power, a daughter of Raheny-based writer Patrick J Power.

Patrick J Power has written a new book titled Light Reading For Short Journeys, which is a collection of short stories and memoirs of his life.

Nessa reads two stories from the book, A Digs Odyssey and Memories Of The Shannon.

 

Katie Keogh from Irish Girl Guides joins Johnny Holmes to talk about their upcoming virtual Octagon International Camp 2021 and also about IGG’s participation in the First Lego League. Johnny is also joined with two of IGG’s winning Lego team members Monica Keogh and Cara Sherry to talk about their achievements.

For more information visit: www.irishgirlguides.ie/

Peter Cunningham, former Treasurer and Presenter for Near Media Co-Op joins Johnny Holmes to speak about his time

working as a surveyor, whilst raising a young family locally in Bayside and studying law at the same time. He has since

been called to the bar!

Near FM Website: www.nearfm.ie

Prashant Shukla, CEO of Ireland India Council joins Johnny Holmes to discuss India Day 2021, a virtual event on the 15th of August to celebrate India Independence using a number of on-line streams on different channels ‘live’ at the same time.

For more information visit: www.indiairelandcouncil.ie

Denis McIntyre takes a look at some of the changes railroads brought to Dublin Transport including the DART and Luas and the Hill of Howth Tram.

George Mulcahy is joined by Filmmaker Leticia Agudo where they discuss the launch of Leticia’s new animated Film Lady Betty as well as chatting about some of Leticia’s other work and what it’s like to be a filmmaker here in Ireland.

Editor of the Dublin People Padraig Conlon will be discussing some of this weeks stories with John Healy.

WEb Link: dublinpeople.ie