This week we have an update from our own Dylan Clayton for the Ringsend Rock School.

We also talk with NPAS director Jill Doyle about the recent Summer Camp and upcoming classes beginning here at the centre September 21st.

And lastly we talk with Liza Caulfield from the Glee Club about the upcoming Culture Night and the club starting back this week.

On Minding Your Own Self episode 15 Helen talks with Jessica Mc Donnell about her travel experiences from Rome to Asia.

This week on the Community Newsdesk we talk with Joe Moran, the sculptor behind The Door sculpture here in Ringsend among other artworks on display in Ireland and abroad.

We also talk to Hugh O'Donoghue, Communications Manager for The Alzheimer Society of Ireland about the supports offered by the organization and their upcoming Memory Walk fundraiser in September.

On Minding Your Own Self episode 14, Helen talks with Ernesto's cafe owner Jonathan Smith about his experiences as team member of men's cold swim and wellbeing group Blueballs Ireland.

On episode 128 of the Community Newsdesk we talk with Denise Shannon, Adult Literacy Organiser for the CDETB about the adult learning classes starting at the centre in September.

This week on the Community Newsdesk we talk with NewsFour editor Eoin Meegan about the August/September edition of the paper, with the cover feature on the housing crisis. We also talk with Slimming World consultant Emma Barron about her work with the programme, that has started here in the centre on Wednesdays.

On this weeks episode Helen talks with writer and columnist Barbara Scully about stages of life, womanhood, and her book Wise Up - Power, Wisdom and the Older Woman.

On this weeks episode we revisit the Talk with Trinity series with the episode Mental Health and Happiness - What Works and Why presented by psychiatrist Brendan Kelly.

On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Alan Larkin, former Dublin Gaelic footballer and Shay Connolly about the 50th anniversary of Dublin's 1974 All Ireland win and revival of Gaelic football in the city.