On This edition of Lifeline Michael Sullivan speaks to Marie O’Connor of the “Our Maternity Hospital Campaign” about their campaign to secure a publicly owned National Maternity Hospital.

Presenter: Michael Sullivan

Interviewee:  MarieO’Connor

Broadcast: October 25th 2018

Orla Moran from IrishJobs.ie speaks with Johnny Holmes about Current Vacancies in the Job Place Locally

Alison Gilliland, Labour Councillor, Dublin / Donaghmede will be discussing motions put forward at the recent DCC meeting, to include; Restrictions in the “Blue Bag Scheme”, Lack of grass cutting on the lands of St. Paul’s School and the negative impact it will have on the soon returning Brent Geese and the proposal to sell off some of our waste  management, housing management and other depots.

Urban Schrott, IT and Cybercrime Analyst “Five steps to stay safe online and the fear of new damaging attacks by the GreyEnergy group.

Donie reporting from the Northside Partnership’s Education Fair in Parnell’s GAA Club, where he is joined by Shane Brennan from the Dublin North East Drugs and alcohol task force.

Georgiana Feddigan,Citizen’s Information joins John in studio to discuss “Back to Education”

Helen Rooney from the Finglas marching band joins Donie in studio to chat about the Finglas marching band and she also talks about their impending trip to America.

Cllr. Deirdre Heney speaks with Austin McCoy about Dementia-Friendly Shopping in Raheny.

Tim Jackson from “Believe in respect” tells Noel why he’s campaigning for a no vote in the upcoming Blasphemy referendum on the 26thof October.  

Cathie Sheils from the Workers party, representing the Ballymun/Finglas ward, joins Noel to discuss the party’s objection to the sale of public lands including OPW land.