RICC Radio Podcasts

On this episode, Helen speaks with Irish radio presenter and DJ Nikki Hayes about the challenges she’s faced in recent years, her road to recovery, and rebuilding a positive relationship and a future with her daughter.

On this week's episode, Conor speaks with Susan Gregg Farrell from the Orla Murphy Project, a community group founded in memory of the late Orla Murphy. They discuss her incredible contribution to Ringsend and Irishtown, her passion for the local community and the legacy she has left behind. They also speak about the memorial wall dedicated to her and the story behind this special tribute on it's anniversary.

On this episode, Helen speaks about AI and data with industry specialist Paul Pierotti. They also discuss his journey with haemochromatosis, being a father, and taking some time out.

On this episode, Conor speaks with Sonia Keniry from the Dublin Southeast Local Community Safety Partnership and its upcoming public safety consultation at RICC this evening. They discuss community safety, local concerns including anti-social behaviour, public spaces, road safety and youth safety, and why it is important for local residents to have their say.

On this episode, Conor speaks with Paul Brannock and his father, Gerry, whose father lost his life while serving on “The Long Watch”. They discuss the upcoming unveiling of a new Irish Mercantile Marine Memorial on Seán Moore Road, and Gerry tells stories of his life as a merchant sailor.

On this episode, Helen speaks with author Jennifer Betts about how to go about writing your first book and the process of becoming a published author.

On this episode, Conor speaks with actor and author Isobel Mahon about her career in TV and theatre, and how her passion for books turned into a successful writing career post-Covid-19.

On this episode, Conor speaks with Dylan Clayton, owner and head teacher at the popular Ringsend Rock School, about the new term of live music-based classes, and why discipline is just as important as talent.

On this episode, Conor speaks with Dylan Clayton, owner and head teacher at the popular Ringsend Rock School, about the new term of live music-based classes, and why discipline is just as important as talent.

On this episode, Conor speaks with local historian Billy Ryan about the social aspects of Dublin City in the 1970s and 1980s, and how they compare with today’s modern Dublin.