Tag: women in broadcasting

We need more women behind the mic!

Starting October 22nd 2024, we are delighted to run another training course for women in broadcasting! Near FM are running their next interactive media training for women who want to learn skills in broadcasting. This course is limited to 12 places and will be predominantly led by women for women. It[Read More…]

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Northside Today: Return of Biophillia Tours at the Nation Botanic Gardens

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Lifeline: National College of Ireland open day, Saturday 24th January, 10 am – 1pm

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Lifeline: The National Gallery of Ireland, PICASSO

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Northside Today: Billy Hughes

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Northside Today: Cllr. Alison Field

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Northside Today: Stop Smoking

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Just William, by Richmal Crompton: William Goes to the Pictures

William, an ordinary boy with an extraordinary imagination, goes to the cinema.  These stories are set in the era of silent film, and children who are supposed to be ‘seen, [...]