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Green Horizons

Green Horizons is a Climate Action Radio Series produced by Near FM and Transition Year Students in Mount Temple Comprehensive School in North Dublin. Jack Evans, Sadie Marley, Ben Forrest, and Eoin Butler will bring us in a journey to learn how we can make a positive contribution to the[Read More…]

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The Mind Expert

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International speaker, ‘The Mind Expert” Louise Slattery joins Emma Farrell to discuss the release and recent success of her new book ‘The Spider Mind”. [...]

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Head of Sport at Near FM Fergus Carroll joins Emma Farrell to review the weekend sporting action. [...]

Redevelop St. Stephens Green Shopping Centre

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Green Party City Councillor for the South East Inner City Cllr, Claire Byrne joins Ger Leddin to talk about the Proposal to redevelop the St Stephens Green Shopping Centre. [...]

Fingal County Council Inclusive Sports

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Nuala Casey, Fingal County Council’s Active Cities Coordinator joins Mercedes López to speak about Fingal County Council Inclusive Sports and its Watersports Camp 2026. [...]

The Wheel

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Gullaume Jacquinot Advocacy and Campaigns Manager at the The Wheel joins Donie Tarrant to discuss why cut backs are affecting local services. http://www.wheel.ie [...]

Network Ireland Dublin Branch Awards.

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Bevin Mahon of DentalTech Group – winner of Network Ireland’s Dublin branch award ‘Established Businesswoman of the Year’ and Laura Barvainyte of Lerelle Beauty winner of the ‘Emerging New Businesswoman of the Year’ [...]

Kieran Owens: Cultural Events at Rathfarnham Castle and Castletown House 2026

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George Mulcahy is joined by Kieran Owens to chat about forthcoming cultural events at Rathfarnham Castle and Castletown House as well as chatting about the Irish music scene of the [...]

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Chapter 18

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The final, devastating, chapter. Brave new Utopia, or Brave new Dystopia? Food for thought. As valid a question now – if not more so – than when Huxley posed it [...]