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Nearfm joins Colaiste Dhulaigh, Raheny to mark Intercultural Day

Join your community radio Nearfm to mark Intercultural Day at Colaiste Dhulaigh, Raheny.

Guests Speakers:  Amongst some of the guests we will be speaking with Ken McCue from Sports Against Racism Ireland (SARI), students and lectures of the college. There will be  some live French and Irish Folk music.

Wednesday 11th March 2015, Live from: 11am – 1pm.

This programme is supported by Member First Credit Union.

 

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