On this edition of Northside Today:

Ivano Cafola, CEO & Founder of Zazu Entertainment joins Johnny to discuss the launch of new features to help hotels and restaurants reopen with managed restrictions.

Broadcast: 18/06/2020

On this edition of Lifeline:

Fiona Power a local resident from Kilmore Quay in Wexford talks to us about how she got through day to day during lockdown by swimming each morning and how this helped her cope mentally.

Broadcast: 17/06/2020

On this edition of Lifeline:

Debbie McMahon is joined by Liz Daly who talks about her son Eli. Eli has Special needs, Liz is looking for support but is finding it hard to get any help. She is hoping someone might be listening in that can offer her some help with her son.

Broadcast: 17/06/2020

On this edition of Lifeline:

Debbie McMahon is joined by Finian Murray from Men’s Health Forum In Ireland to talk about men’s health and how to look after your physical as well as your mental health.

Broadcast: 17/06/2020

On this edition of Northside Today:

IrSPEN spokesperson, Professor Carel le Roux, discusses how Ireland has been called on to offer more gastric surgery to people with kidney disease related to type 2 diabetes – as new research has shown 80% of patients can achieve remission of their disease through surgery.

Broadcast: 12/06/2020

On this edition of Northside Today:

Francess McDonnell, Communications & research at Sage Advocacy, chats about the “Shed a Tier” postcards campaign to get political leaders thinking about why Ireland needs a new single tier national health service, post Covid-19.

Broadcast: 12/06/2020  

On this edition of Northside Today:

Donie Tarrant is Joined by Jeannette Beirnes of the Northside Partnership to tell us all about the The Challenger Programme. The Challenger Programme was set up by Northside Partnership in 1995. It provides structured supports for students and their parents from 6th class to 6th year.

Broadcast:

1968 was a decade defining year in history – Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated , Anti-Vietnam peace movement continued to grow across America and Europe, the first Black Salute was seen on TV at the Mexico City Olympics and there was a Hong Kong Pandemic… starting to sound familiar? It was also the year that Tony Murray discovered his love of Art and Music and the year that Christine O Kelly went to see the Oscar winning ‘Oliver’ in the Killer Cinema. Tony Murray’s first book ‘Holy Pictures’ is available to buy on www.hitonebookes.ie and Christine is hosting zoom training in DCU Age Friendly University https://www.dcu.ie/agefriendly/news/2020/Jun/Zoom-Training-June-2020.shtml

Northside Today: John Healy Speaks With Brian McLoughlin ICHH Head of Communications ‘Inner City Helping Homeless’ about the launch of a clothes appeal due to increase in demand and depleted stocks post Covid 19

John Healy Speaks With Dr. Claire Bohan, Director of Student Support and development DCU ” Adapting to online learning and making new friends for prospective DCU students.