Niall Quinn, Deputy Managing Director and Head of Corporate and Financial PR for The Reputations Agency, talks to Noel Mc Guinness about Dublin Rises 3 Places In city ReTrak to Rank 17th and its a good position for potential post Brexit FDI.

Independent Sen. Joan Freeman talks to Donie about her life in relation to founding PIETA HOUSE, her entry to the Senate, and her new passion of looking after the irish abroad with mental health issues.

Sinn Fein MEP. Lynn Boylan joins Donie to discuss the current state of play “Brexit”. She talks about the growing frustration in Brussels with the UK. She also talks about the real possibility of a hard border being reinstated on the Island of Ireland.

On this edition of Lifeline:

Michael Sullivan speaks to Monika Marchlewicz, Ireland Manger of Meningitis Research Foundation about Meningitis and the symptoms of Meningitis and Septicemia.

Presented By Michael Sullivan & Lakshmy Gunawardhana  

Producer: Michael Sullivan

On this edition of Lifeline:

Michael Sullivan & Lakshmy Gunnawardhana speak to Bernadette Dornan about her daughter, Robyn, who has suffered from Neuroblastoma and is hoping to undergo a vaccine treatment as soon as possible.

Presented by: Michael Sullivan & Lakshmy Gunnawardhana

Producer: Michael Sullivan

Declan Cahill and Mike Kelly speak to Austin McCoy about stories told during their past by Parents & Grandparents. Series of Programmes entitled “In My Father and Mother’s Name”

On this edition of Lifeline:

Michael Hennessy speaks to Deepali Modha, who is a Vision Express Optometrist, about World Glaucoma Week, from March the 11th to the 18th  2018 and in particular about the early detection  and prevention of glaucoma related sight loss

Presenter: Michael Hennessy

Guest: Deepali Modha

Debbie Mc Mahon speaks to Clodagh Bury who is managing director of Slim 4 Life . This month Clodagh speaks about the 12 steps programme which means 12 weeks to summer to get our bodies in shape.

On this edition of Lifeline:

Michael Sullivan Speaks to Niamh Ní Ruarí, who suffers with a rare form of cancer called langerhans cell Histiocytosis (LCH), Niamh is a mother, a student in DCU and a advocate for people in wheelchairs.

On this edition of Lifeline:

Michael Sullivan talks to Celine Nic Oireachtaigh, Communications executive for Temple Street Foundation, about the Great Irish Bake for Temple Street.