Episode 54:

In Anthony’s absence, Paul gets away with using a few really big words. “Moralistic Therapeutic Deism”—what on earth does that mean?

Interview with Tanya Bruen of OC Cars about how to apply for grants and reliefs for specially adapted cars and vans.

Interview with Sam Derwin (Health Promotion Officer) from the Asthma Society of Ireland about how to keep your children out of hospital this September.

Interview with Kevin O Hagan, Cancer Prevention Manager of the Irish Cancer Society (ICS), research from WHO reveals over 30% of Irish adults are inactive.

Sarah Lennon, communications & information manager with Inclusion Ireland talks to Noel about their calls on the governments approach in Budget 2019 to ensure the rights of people with disabilities.

Siobhan Loscher and David McGinn from Project Fingal join Noel in the studio to discuss the work of the organisation.

Kathleen Goulding from the Central Statistics Office joins Noel to speak on the pilot survey which is currently under way in certain areas of Dublin including Fingal and Donaghmede.

Martin Byrne chats to Noel about the forthcoming album “New Sounds in an Old Place-Autumn Series 2018”.

Paul Murray and Johnny Holmes fill in for Austin today in the ultimate episode of the part 13 series “In My Father & Mother’s Name”. In studio reminiscing we have Ann Cullen, Joan Delea, Kathleen Tynan & Kay Hamilton from Holy Trinity Senior Citizen’s Club for Donaghmede/Grange/Belmayne.

George Mulcahy is joined by Jason Doyle, Managing Director at Bewley’s where they discuss the Hospice Cycle and the forthcoming Coffee Morning fundraising event.