Programmes

A selection of programmes available on Near fm 90.3

Jammie Dodgers

November 1st, 8th and 15th at 19.00 Jammie Dodgers by Ciara Gillan is a workplace comedy set in Berlin about a group of office temps from various countries (Ireland, France, Germany, Australia, the U.S.) who are determined to do as little work as possible, outsmart their manipulative boss, delay adult[Read More…]

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Don’t B 2 Keen Mr. Matchmaker

New Audio Drama this Friday 20th September at 7pm. Don’t B 2 Keen Mr. Matchmaker by Conrad JB Ethan, a young Dublin gay man, disillusioned with his prospects of ever owning a house in the capital, sets off to deep rural Ireland in search of a Sugar Daddy. Written as[Read More…]

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Anita Miguel from Citizens Information joins Emma Farrell with information on the Invalidity Pension and the Partial Capacity Benefit. [...]

Listen to the whole of CS Lewis’s Prince Caspian, second episode of the Chronicles of Narnia series.  Like an audiobook, but free! [...]

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