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Author, Gemma Loughran joins Adrianne Murphy to discuss her new book ‘A New Ireland: Memories and Reflections of Cardinal Cahal B Daly and to reflect on Cardinal Daly’s philosophy and teachings.

T: 00442890770355

https://www.waterstones.com/author/gemma-loughran/1629650

1st broadcast: 11/04/2023

Michael Kelly, Founder of GIY (Grow It Yourself) and Presenter of a new TV show on RTE called Food Matters joins Adrianne Murphy to discuss the program and how Irish Vegetable Growers are going out of business because of unsustainable costs and low pricing.

T: 0879871080

www.giy.ie

1st broadcast: 11/04/2023

 

Jackie Haughey from Citizens information joins Adrianne Murphy to discuss Paternity Benefit and Parent’s Benefit.

https://www.citizensinformation.ie

1st broadcast: 11/04/2023

Michael E Daly Broadcaster, Mentor and the author of the critically acclaimed The Six Traits of Self-leadership, Conversations in Singapore and Showing Your True Colours joins Mary Oyediran to talk about His latest book and life as an influencer.

Website

http://www.michaeldalyireland.com/

Gordon Celender Music Minister, Lay Missionary and Marathon Fundraiser  for charity joins Mary to talk about his personal experience and celebration of Good Friday accompanied with live music.

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/gordon.celender

Ashwin Chacko – Author, Illustrator, Designer, Mentor, Motivational Speaker joins Mary Oyediran to discuss his work as a Freelance Digital Designer.

Nghia Mai began doing Stand Up in Scotland in 2014 and has performed his unique brand of racially-infused humour on numerous stages across the world, entertaining audiences with his colourful stories including the relentless mispronunciation of his name.

In September 2019, he moved to Dublin, Ireland, to pursue further studies at Trinity College and is now immersing himself in the local Irish comedy scene.

In his short time in Ireland, Nghia has already made it to the finals of a number of competitions including the Cherry Comedy Breakout Act of the Year and Dublin’s Next Top Comic. He recently performed at the 2021 Kilkenny Cat Laughs. He is a resident host at Crash & Burn Comedy, a weekly new material night and Comedians Without Borders, a monthly international comedy night.

Nghia Mai 於 2014 年開始玩棟篤笑，後來發展到係世界各地不同多個舞台上表演佢獨特嘅種族系笑話（包括佢自己一個好難攪嘅名）為觀眾帶來歡樂。

2019年9月移居愛爾蘭都柏林，在聖三一學院深造，現正沉浸係愛爾蘭嘅棟篤笑世界中。

只係愛爾蘭短短幾年，Nghia 已經進入了多項比賽嘅決賽，包括 Cherry Comedy Breakout Act of the Year 和 Dublin’s Next Top Comic。佢最近係 2021 年 Kilkenny Cat Laughs上表演。佢亦係每週一次Crash & Burn Comedy 同每月一次嘅 Comedians Without Borders 嘅常駐主持人。

Crash & Burn Comedy

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TW: https://twitter.com/CrashBurnComedy

IG: https://www.instagram.com/crashandburncomedy/

Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ie/…/crash-burn-comedy-tickets...

Comedians Without Borders

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IG: https://www.instagram.com/comedianswithoutborders/

 

 

Ep 27 – 9 March 2023

文肇强神父，天主教聖神會會士，生於香港，曾係多倫多接受教育。八十年代下旬黎到都柏林進修神學。

其後廿載，佢係不同地方同多元文化環境下，做社會科學研究，再後從事社會工作。

重返聖神會後，係2017年被委派到愛爾蘭服務。

曾經為曾受酷刑嘅政治庇護者服務，同係聖神會避静院兼職，現職都柏林一所安老院院牧神父。

Sam Mann is a Catholic priest of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit (Spiritans). Born in Hong Kong, he was educated in part by the Spiritans in Toronto. He studied theology in Dublin in the late 1980s before working in social science research and in social work in multicultural settings for two decades in various parts of the world.

Rejoining the Spiritans and appointed by them to serve here, he returned to Ireland in 2017.  Fr Sam has worked with asylum seekers who are survivors of torture.  He undertakes healing ministry in An Tobar – Spiritan Retreat & Spirituality Centre, Navan.  Currently, he is a healthcare chaplain in Dublin.

愛爾蘭廣東話天主教團體

Dublin Cantonese Catholic

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While en-route to the Dingle Animation Festival Anthony caught up with the South Dakota couple who told of the beer that never got bought and other matters.

 

After being dragged to Ireland as a slave Patrick realised he’d rejected God and was converted dramatically. This ultimately saved Ireland from the worst excesses of the dark ages. A timely message.