In this episode, Conor talks to Gerry Davis about his work in Irishtown Stadium with the player development course and the challenges he is currently facing in keeping the facility in operation. Gerry also talks in a broader sense about everything from his experiences in Italy 90 following the boys in green to his thoughts on the film Saipan plus the League of Ireland Premier division.

Conor talks to Lisa Cosgrave about the events and classes planned for 2026 in the Community Centre. Lisa also gives her reflections on 2025 and the challenges and successes it presented.

In this episode, Conor talks to Brandan Wicks about what he has planned for the computer classes in 2026 in terms of how the curriculum has been changed to cater for peoples IT needs moving into 2026. Brendan also takes time to talk  about all things Premiership including the controversialsacking of Ruben Amorim as well as giving an update on the goings on of his beloved Derby county.

Helen chats to Paddy Gibney who left our shores age 18 on a soccer scholarship. From D4 to NC, Paddy’s life in the States through his music has gone from strength to strength.

In this festive episode, Conor talks to Centre Manager Lorraine Barry as she gives a break down of all the goings on in the Community Centre over the course of 2025, talks about what's planned for Christmas as well as giving a sneak peak into what there is to look forward to in 2026.

In this episode, Conor talks to Alex Konieczka of Understory, Pearce O’Reilly of social enterprise initiative PACE and their friend Neil as they elaborate on the work they have done in conjunction with each other and the rehabilitative and sustainable results that this work has produced.

In this episode, Conor talks to Catherine Woods about her work with Husky Rescue Ireland plus the upcoming fundraising event affiliated with the organisation taking place in the Community Centre on December 14th.

In this episode of the Arts and Culture podcast, Conor talks to Producer/Director, Greg Purcell about what it’s like to run a production company where cinematic aspirations have to be balanced against clients needs and artistic and commercial sensibilities have to be juggled in an environment where each brief may be completely different from the last and the time afforded each project is always prohibitively tight.

Conor also talks to Greg about how the industry has changed with the emergence of AI and how established professionals must contend with a world where everyone on some level is now a content creator.

In this episode Conor talks to the team from The Rotary Club Dublin about their upcoming clothes swap event taking place on December 7th in the Community Centre. He also talks to Aikido expert, Raman Bakerevich about the Aikido class that also takes place in the Community Centre.

On this episode, Helen chats to genealogist Noreen Maher from Hibernia Roots about her career journey and how she now helps people find their roots.