Tom Lawlor, Director of the Bram Stoker Festival speaks with John Healy about the various events happening at the festival

Anita Migule from Citizens’ Information Bureau speaks with John Healy about “Budget 2019 Overview”

On this edition of Lifeline, Dr. Caitriona King PhD, who is a psychoanalyst in private practice in North County Dublin, speaks to Michael Hennessy on World Mental Health Day, October the 10th 2018, on the topics of ‘Dealing With Change’, about ‘High Functioning Anxiety’ in individuals, and also about  some of her other ongoing psychoanalytic talks and workshops.

Presenter: Michael Hennessy

Interviewee: Dr. Caitriona King PhD

Broadcast: October the 10th 2018

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On this edition of Lifeline Caroline Mc Guigan, who is the CEO and founder of Suicide Or Survive (S.O.S.) chats to Michael Hennessy about October the 10th 2018, which is World Mental Health Day.

Caroline also speaks about S.O.S. which she founded in 2003 and the work that they do. She also gives out emergency contact numbers and best things to do for anyone in distress.

Presenter: Michael Hennessy

Interviewee: Caroline Mc Guigan

Broadcast Date: October the 10th 2018

Mark Kean President of P.D.F.O.R.A. talks to Noel about the current pay and conditions along with staffing and retention issues facing the defence forces.  

Tony Lowes joins Noel to discuss seven year battle which will result in Irish Water Transparency, whereby 140,000 people will have to be alerted in relation to excesses in drinking water.

Debbie Mc Mahon speaks to Patrick Ussher about the book his mother Mary Redmond Ussher originally wrote ” The pink ribbon path”. After her death Patrick came across some of her work she had written throughout her illness & added this to the new updated version that he wrote “following the pink ribbon path”  to keep his mothers memory alive. He also talks about the increadible charity work she had done   which included St Francis hospice Raheny, Sunflower day ,&  the wheel Ireland’s largest network of voluntary organisations. This book has offered comfort & strength to thousands of women who go through breast cancer treatment every year.

Debbie Mc Mahon speaks to Claire Concannon from Debra Ireland to talk about their empowering firewalk challenge taking place Monday 15th October 2018 to raise funds for the organisation . Debra Ireland   are there to help families & children who are born with this debiliating disorder called epidermolysis bullosa & they need to raise funds to keep the organisation going.

Grainne Loughran from ALONE speaks with Austin about the ALONE pre-budget submission calling for investment in housing, health and social protection. She also encourages the public to reach out to older people in their family and community.

find out more at: http://alone.ie/

John Hamill joins Donie to discuss the forthcoming Blasphemy Referendum.