This week on the Community Newsdesk we talk with Eddie Bohan, chairman of the Ringsend & District Historical Society about the unveiling of the Bram Stoker plaque at the centre on Oct 25th and his history in the area.

We also talk with Scott Foley, director of football at Cambridge FC about their recent receipt of the Community Sport Facilities Fund grant and plans to use it to improve the club.

Lastly we talk with Clara and Mariana from Smart Docklands about the Academy of the Near Future project.

This week on the Community Newsdesk we talk with Beulah and Stephanie from the Dublin Social Coterie about their upcoming Black Eats & Treats market being held at the centre on October 20th.

We also revisit Helen's recent Minding Your Own Self interview with Liz Watson.

On this weeks episode Helen talks with cardiologist Dr Robert Kelly about his experiences and observations in the field, his upcoming TED talk this week and book release in November.

This week on the Community Newsdesk we talk with Susan Gregg Farrell about the construction of the Orla Murphy community memorial wall and its launch on Thursday.

We also talk with Mary Moynihan, Artistic Director of Smashing Times about this year's Dublin Arts & Human Right Festival.

Community Newsdesk interview with Sheila Flitton about her upcoming one woman play Beezie.

On this weeks episode of Minding Your Own Self Helen talks with Liz Watson.

On this weeks episode we talk with NewsFour editor Eoin Meegan about the highlights of the October edition of the paper.

We also talk with playwright Tina Noonan about her play THE ISLAND running at the Sean O'Casey theatre from Oct 2nd to 4th.

Lastly we talk with Dylan Clayton about the Car Boot Sale that will be running the first Sunday of every month at the centre starting Oct 6th.

On this weeks episode we talk with Alexandra Calvo, host of the Belly Dancing classes that have started up again this month at the centre.

We also talk to Eddie Bohan, chair of the Ringsend & District Historical Society about "City of Voices", the talk he'll be giving as part of the upcoming Dublin Festival of History on the role Dublin 4 has played in the city's media landscape.

This week on the Community Newsdesk we talk with actress Sheila Flitton about her one woman play Beezie with upcoming shows in October.

We also congratulate Mary O'Neill on her recently received Dublin City Council community award and talk about her work as part of the Ringsend and Irishtown TidyTowns & Environment team.

On this weeks episode of Minding Your Own Self Helen talks with Cora Brennan, co-owner of MindFool Coffee at SportsCo and Jen Cassidy, founder of Birthing Rebels.