Sabrina Ryan cast’s her political net near and far and chat’s about the topical issues of the week.

Ruairí Ó Cuív, Public Art Manager for Dublin City Council, talks to Noel McGuinness about the Luke Kelly commemoration. He says that Dublin City Council is undertaking a public consultation about this and the commissioning of a sculpture of the famous singer. A meeting is being held at 7pm on Tuesday 13th June at Dublin City Council’s office at Wood Quay, Dublin 8.

Richard Curtis of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland talks to Noel McGuinness about the work of the organisation. He also talks about the walk he is organising for National Carers Week which will take place at 11.30am on Tuesday 13th June at Dollymount Strand. To find out more about Acquired Brain Injury Ireland see http://www.abiireland.ie/

Robert Moss, Green Communities Manager, An Taisce, talks to Noel McGuinness about the Open Day at Bridgefoot Street Community Garden in the Liberties, Dublin 8 from 12-4pm on Saturday 10th June. He also talks about the 2017 Food Cycle event that runs on the same day visiting Dublin’s Community Gardens. See alsohttp://www.greencommunitiesireland.org/

In the first of a three part series which looks at Dublin during, and the effects of the Great War on the city. In this episode Ciaran Murray speaks to Padraig Yeates and John Dorney on the topic’s of anti conscription and also the Russian revolution. While Fergus Russell, from the Goilin Singers provides the music.

Presented by Ciaran Murray.     Produced by Donie Tarrant at Near FM   Edited by David Cullen at Near FM.

Made with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee.

Poem of the Week #10  is Grief for Dead Soldiers by Ted Hughes and read by Daniel Wade. The poem  commemorates the D-Day landings in Normandy on June 6th 1944.

Poem of the week is produced and presented by Morgan O’Reilly and Near FM.

Poem of the Week is made with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the television licence fee. Thanks to Dublin City Council for their promotional support towards the project.

In the first of a three part series which looks at Dublin during, and the effects of the Great War on the city. In this episode Ciaran Murray speaks to Padraig Yeates and John Dorney on the topic’s of anti conscription and also the Russian revolution. While Fergus Russell, from the Goilin Singers provides the music.

Celebrating International Women’s Day back in March 8th 2017, Lifeline’s Nwabuogo Enwerem chats to Emma-Marie Idowu, a motivational speaker and coach on issues affecting migrant women.

Celebrating International Women’s Day back in March 8th 2017, Lifeline’s Nwabuogo Enwerem chats to Rose Mbanefo, a PhD student on issues affecting migrant women and their families in Ireland.

Declan Ralph is joined on Week In Review by Alan Rafferty of Niall Mellon Trust