On this edition of Lifeline;

Mary Harford talks with Ashline Lennon, communications officer with AID-LINK. Fundraising for Turkana crisis in Africa. Concert in national Concert Hall Turkana Country – Kenya, Africa.

Presenter: Mary Harford

Guest: Ashline Lennon

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Michael Sullivan speaks with Minster Denis Naughten TD, Department Communications, Climate Action and Evironment, about Electric Vehicles and reducing food waste.

Presenter: Michael Sullivan

Guest: Minster Denis Naughten 

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Michael Sullivan talks to Tadhg Daly, CEO Nursing Homes Ireland, about the ESRI report Projections of Demand for Healthcare in Ireland, 2015-2013.

Presenter: Michael Sullivan

Guest: Tadgh Daly

On this edition of Lifeline:

Michael Sullivan speaks with Eunan McKinney from Alcohol Action Ireland, about the long awaited and delayed Public Health Alcohol Bill.

Presenter: Michael Sullivan

Guest: Eunan McKinney

Sabrina Ryan chats with Stiofan from Seo Linn on Off The Shelf about an interactive Irish language workbook and CD that they’ve put together to help bring the language to life for people. Seo Linn work closely with Colaiste Lurgan to produce all those hits ‘as Gaeilge’ that people may be familiar with.

Joan Sheehy talks to Norma Burke about WHITBY – a new play based on the classic novel Dracula by Bram Stoker ahead of it’s world premiere at the Smock Alley Theatre as part of Bram Stoker Fest 2017. We also get to hear a clip of the show taken from rehearsals for the play.

Ahead of her exhibition at the In-spire Galerie Dublin from October 26th,  Maura chats to the artist about her work, life and what inspires her!

John Healy talks to Tom Daly from Dublin Fire Brigade about staying safe on Halloween and in the home on Near FM’s Northside Today. 25/10/2017

 

John healy talks to Jackie Haughey from Citizens Information about Illness Benefit.

Ciara Goganty , the marketing manager of Bram Stoker Fest came on the Arts Show to tell us about the highlights of the four day festival which this year runs 27th-30th October.

 We hear about Dracula screenings, book talks, plays and audio walks as well as a special ghoulish gig called ‘Turning Vampire’ with a stellar line up including Lisa Hannigan and artists from Ham Sandwich and Delorentos at Vicar Street.