My LoudBlog

Our first clip of the programme comes from ‘Northside Today’, we join the programme as Noel McGuiness is speaking to Patrick Finnegan, Journalist with the North County Leader, about the collapse of the railway bridge in Malahide, and plans to make the most of a golden opportunity. Ronnie O’Brien is speaking to Inez Bailey director of NALA, we join the programme as they are speaking about International Literacy Day, for ‘Northside Today’. Our final clip of the programme is from ‘Lifeline’, we join the show as Siobhan O’Hanlon is speaking to Minister Sean Haughey, about his ministerial role in relation to education and training for life.

Our first clip of the week is taken from ‘The Sports Bag’, we join the programme as Mark Staunton is speaking to Pat Keogh, coach with Malahide United Football Club, we join the programme as they discuss a recent victory achieved by the team in The Catalonia cup tournament in Barcelona. We next join the team of ‘Cover to Cover’, Pat Lynch is speaking to Stephen Cassidy, we join the programme as they discuss a novel Stephen reviewed for the programme, In The Heart Of The Sea, the true story that inspired the story Moby Dick. Our final clip of the programme is from ‘Lifeline’, we join the programme as George mulcahy is speaking to Theresa Shallow, founder of Save Our Lady’s Childrens Hospital in Crumlin.

Jack Byrne hosts a special debate on International Co-operatives Day, Jack is joined in studio by, Catherine Bannon President of, Coolock Artane Credit Union, Ann Phelan, Chair Person of Donnycarney Beaumont credit union, and Ann Gough, manager of Donnycarney Beaumont Credit Union, we join the programme as the panel are speaking about the benefits of credit unions in Ireland. For our next clip of the programme we join the team of ‘Between the Lines’, Dermot Brangan is joined in studin by Sinn Féin Representative Helen McCormack, Indapent Councillor Damian

O’Farrell, and Mary Bormwin, we join the programme as the panel discuss Suicide Prevention. Our final clip of the programme is taken from
‘Cover to Cover’, we join the programme as Pat Lynch is speaking to David Coyle, author of the novel ‘More Bloody Women’.

On this week’s Encore our first clip is taken from a special outside broadcast held at St Ann’s Park, Clontarf, Leslie Murphy and Ray Kennedy presented this live broadcast. Leslie spoke to Lord Mayor Emer Costello, Executive Park superintendent, Noel McEvoy and a number of other visitors to the annual Rose Garden Festival. Our second clip of the programme is taken form ‘Between the Lines’, Michael Fitzgerald hosts a panel of guests including is Heidi Badell, Ronnie O’Brien and Paul Kennedy from Noise, we join the panel as they discuss marriage equality in Ireland

Coming up on this weeks Encore we join the teams of ‘Off The Shelf’ and ‘Lifeline’. We first join the team of ‘Lifeline’ and hear an interview from Debbie McMann who is speaking to Karen Ward about her novel Change A Little to Change a lot. For our next clip of the programme we join the team of Off ‘The Shelf’, Sally Galiana hosts a special programme held on International Racial Discrimination Day.