Afleveringen
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On this episode, Jane Daly from Vision Ireland speaks with Helen about the influence of charity shops, sustainability through recycling, and her diverse customer base.
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On this new local history show, Conor speaks with local historian Billy Ryan about the South Lotts area of Ringsend and its historical past.
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On this episode, Conor speaks live from the Liffey with Gordon Kelley and David Bourke from Poolbeg Sailing Centre. They look back at Ringsend's proud maritime heritage and speak about how the club is helping to keep that tradition alive. They discuss the sailing courses available for children and adults, the welcoming atmosphere at the club, and why learning to sail isn't just great fun, it's a life skill that builds confidence, teamwork and self-reliance.
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On this episode, Conor speaks with Lorraine Leonard and Feena Sheeran from the Dublin Vikings Dragonboat Racing Club, who discuss the club, the sport of Dragonboat racing , and the upcoming European Nations Championship in Munich, next week, where they will be representing team Ireland at the event.
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Lar Flynn, radio royalty, drops in to have a chat with Helen about his career as a radio presenter, podcaster and photographer, and his love of travel.
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On this episode, Conor speaks with Kathy Gleeson, owner of the Vintage Inn pub, about the establishment’s fascinating history, as well as what she has planned for this upcoming Pride weekend’s festivities at the local venue.
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On this weeks episode, Conor chats with NewsFour editor Louise Whelan about the 40th anniversary of the famous Dublin 4 newspaper , and her upcoming plans for summer 2026.
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On this episode, Conor speaks with Shay Connolly and Thomas Gregg from the Ringsend and District Historical Society about the upcoming Bloomsday Festival. They discuss what is planned for the festival, which takes place from 11th to 16th June in the Ringsend and Irishtown Community Centre and surrounding areas.
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On this episode, Betsy Baer drops in to have a chat with Helen Walsh about her Irish travels and her weight loss journey.
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In this episode, Brendan Wicks drops into the studio to talk about the Commemorative display which will be on show on the exterior of the Community Centre from May Day onwards. Brendan talks about the specific elements on the display which includes information relating to the men who were executed after the Rising, the formation of the Easter Lily as well as the woman who contributed to the event and the vital role they played in the struggle.
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In this episode of the Newsdesk, Conor talks to Sinn Fein, Dublin City Councillor Micheal Mac Donncha, about the Centenary of the Easter Lily taking place this year.
Councillor Mac Donncha drops into the station to talk about the emblem's history, it's significance in the formation and development of the state. He also talks about other interesting elements of a political and social nature.
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In this episode, Conor talks to Stephen O'Connor and Megan Carpenter of Riccy's Youth Café in Irishtown about their work, the café plus the many initiatives they bring into being which provide an invaluable service to the young people of the community.
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In this episode, Helen talks to Phil Thompson, CEO of Tiglin addiction and homeless services. Phil dropped in to talk about his work and how people can become involved and support the work that the centres do.
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In this episode, Conor talks to director Paul Duane about his past in film and T.V. production. Via a storied and fascinating route, Paul talks about his many previous projects and in doing so, elaborates on the many challenges that led him to the writing and directing of his critically acclaimed folk horror piece, All You Need Is Death.
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In this episode, Conor talks to Louise Whelan of News 4 about what will be featured in the upcoming April/May edition including plans for the Ringsend Library building and surrounding concourse, residents in the area expressing their flood damage concerns plus Brain Bowe's recommendations for Easter movies.
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In this episode, Conor talks to community centre allotment manager Paul Cunningham about the does and don'ts of cultivating vegetables and what to watch out for when choosing the healthy option of growing your own food.
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In this episode, Conor talks to the Community Centre's very own tech guru, Mr. Brendan Wycks about all things Championship, the arguably neurotic leanings of Pep Guardiola, whether the boys in green can go all the way and of course, the goings on of Brendan's beloved Derby County.
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In this episode, Helen talks to relationship coach, Jeanne Sullivan about connecting with authentic people on the dating scene and how to find your soul mate!
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In this episode, Conor talks to Emma Gutierrez about what's new and happening with the computer skills classes taking place in the community centre and how the classes are adapting as apps and tech keeps changing.
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In this episode, Helen talks to author Ruth O'Leary about her third book titled, THE LAST WEEK OF HIM, which hits the shelves this week.
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