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Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery 10/07/26
1w ago01:52:09Tap to summarizeFeatured on this week's Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery; World Cup Review with Brian Colleran, Formula 1 with Michael O' Grady, Conor Connelly Tribute, and Shane McLoughlin Interview.
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Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery 03/07/26
2w ago01:59:02Tap to summarizeFeatured on this week's Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery; World Cup Review and GAA with Brian Colleran, Formula 1 with Michael O' Grady, and Connaught Rugby with Hugh Gavin, Sean Jenson and Bryon Ralston.
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Matthew Joseph Interview - The Ability Show 25/06/26
3w ago00:37:32Tap to summarizeHow would you deal with the idea you may get dementia young and lose your memory and your ability to hold a conversation? Well, this is what Matthew Joseph is dealing with, while trying to decide whether he wants to get the test and if he really wants to know if he has the gene. Early onset dementia can be hereditary and can affect people as young as in their 20’s. Matthew has seen his beloved mum slowly drift away from the disease, not able to hold a conversation and eventually she passed away from complications associated with dementia. She was diagnosed with the condition in her fifties and passed away at the age of 58 due to losing her ability to swallow. Adrianne chats with Matthew about his family history with early onset dementia, having had 6 members of his family die from it. They also talk about his new single ‘Psychic’ and how he is trying to bring awareness to this terrible condition though his music profile, and the various tv documentaries and interviews such as this one hoping to also raise funds towards research into finding a cure.
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SETU - The Today Show 29/06/26
3w ago00:09:55Tap to summarizeAdrianne speaks here with Jacinta Greene Beatty who is a native of Roscommon and a Lecturer in Hospitality & Tourism Management at SETU, South East Technological University in Waterford. She is also the Program Leader of a new part-time degree course, which means students can work while obtaining a degree. www.setu.ie/courses/bachelor-of-business-in- hospitality-and-tourism-management. For SUSI Part-Time Degree Funding go to SUSI Funding. Closing date for applications is 5pm on 31st July, 2026.
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Castlerea ParkRun - The Today Show 29/06/26
3w ago00:11:10Tap to summarizeJacinta Greene Beatty is one of the organisers of this year’s Castlerea ParkRun, which is being held on Saturday, 11th July. Jacinta chats here with Adrianne about this upcoming event, which is in memory of Douglas Hyde, Ireland’s first President who was born in Castlerea and was the Founder of Conradh na Gaeilge, so you are encouraged to use a cúpla focal on the day. This is a FREE, fun, and friendly event, which you can walk or run, and if you can’t take part in the 5k then just come along as a volunteer or spectator and enjoy the music, talk and refreshments, which will take place in the Trinity Arts Centre, Castlerea. Please email castlerea@parkrun.com to help and you must register for the ParkRun via www.parkrun.ie/register/Castlerea
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CyberSafeKids - The Today Show 29/06/26
3w ago00:14:50Tap to summarizeAdrianne speaks with Alex Cooney, CEO of CyberSafeKids, who have launched an online awareness campaign with Irish Internet Hotline entitled ‘It’s Not the End of the World’ to address the 66% surge in reports of intimate image abuse. This campaign is supported by the Community Foundation of Ireland and offers leadership, guidance, and support, in times when young people can feel traumatised and alone. It comprises a free downloadable guide offering advice, help, and resources for children and young people dealing with intimate image abuse, along with three short videos highlighting difficult scenarios young people may encounter. and is accessible at www.cybersafekids.ie/not- the-end Reports of intimate image abuse can be made quickly and confidentially on www.hotline.ie
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Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery 26/06/26
3w ago01:57:04Tap to summarizeFeatured on this week's Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery; World Cup Review & GAA with Brian Colleran, 10 Miler Run with Frank Murphy, Noel Magee Interview, Robbie's Corner with Robbie Mulvey, and GAA All Stars with Thomas & Cian Mulry.
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Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery 19/06/26
4w ago01:48:38Tap to summarizeFeatured on this week's Inclusive Sport with Aidan Raftery; Robbie's Corner with Robbie Mulvey, Roscommon Roundup with Robbie Mulvey, World Cup Roundup with Ronan Barrett, Athlone Boat Club News with Paul O' Donovan, and World Cup with Brian Colleran.
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RosFM National Community Radio Day Interviews and Launch 19/06/26
4w ago01:16:23Tap to summarizeRosFM celebrated National Community Radio Day & the Launch of it's 10 Year Licence, with music, workshops, training and Interviews. Presenter's Lovers Parmire and Joe Bambrick's guests were; Brian Greene, Chairperson of CRAOL, RosFM's Martina Dockery, Aileen Purcell, Niamh Loftus, Louis Fargo, RosFM Chairperson Bernie Kearney , and CRAOL Media Skills Trainer Deirdre Hunt.CRAOL Chairperson Brian Greene chatted with RosFM's Mike Nolan, John Ralph, Patsy McCaul and Seamus Duke about National Community Radio Day and the importance of community radio.
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Cancer Trials Ireland - The Ability Show 18/06/26
Jun 1900:16:38Tap to summarizeClinical trials help medical professionals to find better ways to prevent cancer, to detect it earlier, to treat it with new therapies, and to improve quality of life for cancer patients, so as part of Cancer Trials Ireland’s annual campaign to encourage greater discussion between doctors and patients about available clinical trials, they hosted an online event for people with cancer on 22nd May entitled “Let’s Talk Trials”. Adrianne speaks here with Emer Mulvaney, Contracts and Public & Patient Involvement Programme Manager about this event, which can be viewed on www.cancertrials.ie/letstalktrials/ and about people getting involved in cancer trials around the country. To find information on all the cancer clinical trials currently taking place in Ireland visit www.cancertrials.ie or call the Irish Cancer Society’s FREE Nurseline on Freephone 1800 200 700.
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