Iowa Hawkeyes football, basketball, wrestling and more from The Gazette in Eastern Iowa.
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Oliver Callan charms the mood of the nation, discusses trending topics, the latest in sport, the arts and everything that's hopping in Irish life! Listen live Monday to Friday at 9am on RTÉ Radio 1.
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The Happy Camper Radio Show is a family oriented camping podcast. Our focus is on building and maintaining family unity in an outdoor recreational environment. Call us with your camping questions at 404-537-CAMP.
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OnTarget, live from L.E.P.D. Firearms, Range & Training Facility
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A podcast about Boston sports. Rally Radio interviews interesting people in and around Boston sports. We're here to celebrate the underdogs and Charlie Hustles. Where art thou Eric Montross?
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Rally Towel Radio is a student run sports outlet with a multitude of different shows covering all sports! Let's Rally!
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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Itching to explore the world? Tune in to ADVMoto Radio for the latest in adventure motorcycle related interviews, review, stories, tips and more. Be sure to check out our social links (@advmotomag) and for more ADV content visit https://AdventureMotorcycle.com
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Welcome to The Winged "O" Podcast, a podcast highlighting Olympic Club members, recognizing their accomplishments, and providing information about Club projects, events, and other news that impacts the membership. Hosted by radio and TV personality Bonta Hill and podcast host and journalist Katie Hafner, we hope this new offering enhances the member experience by providing another avenue to learn more about their Club! www.olyclub.com
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EDGE radio.. featuring Jim Holthus & Ryan Divel
THE radio show destination for action sports, motorsports, MMA, music & lifestyle culture. Every Wednesday from 6:00 – 7:00pm on KCAA 1050am and on www.EDGE3.tv.
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A Podcast about motor scooters for those who dream about scooting and veteran scooter enthusiasts with a passion for any scooter including a classic or new Vespa a Lambretta or a new twist n go scoot. The show includes commentary on new scooters classic scooters scooter clubs web and internet resources scooter shops and rallies and includes provocative conversations with scooter experts in the mechanical arena and riding. Listeners are invited to share their opinions interests and passion th ...
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'Bucket list moment': Billy Howle on new Aussie film
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English actor Billy Howle plays a washed-up Irish tent boxer in 1970s Australia. We talked to Billy about how he managed fight scenes and filming in Esperance, Western Australia. Guest: Billy Howle Producer: Kim PriceBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Harris v. Trump: What to expect from the debate
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The US election polls have Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump virtually tied in key swing states, adding extra pressure to the upcoming Presidential debate. The last US Presidential debate ended in a change of candidate, what will be the outcome of this next Presidential debate? Guest: Nick Bryant, Former US Corresponden…
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Repeat DV offenders to wear tracking devices
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Repeat and high-risk family violence offenders will have to wear GPS trackers and face prison if they don't, as part of several reforms to WA legislation. The changes follow the Cook Government's promise to criminalise coercive control. Guest: John Quigley, WA Attorney-General Producer: Joanna Crothers…
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Thousands of demonstrators have begun to gather outside a global military convention in Melbourne this morning. The 'Land Forces' expo is a showcase of Australia's military innovation from private companies and the Australian Army. Guest:Bec Shrimpton, Director of Defence Strategy and National Security at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute…
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Principal reacts to social media ban proposal
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Both major parties are now backing a social media ban for young people ... with an age limit likely to be between 14 and 16 years.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Negotiations on RBA reforms and social media age limit - Politics with David Crowe
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The Treasurer is trying to pass RBA reforms. But the Opposition refusing to support it, and the Greens are calling for a list of demands - how much of a task is ahead? And opinion is divided across the community about the proposed social media age restrictions. The chief political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age David Crowe …
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As the Albanese Government looks for a lifeline to pass its RBA reforms, the Greens could hold the keys. It comes as the Coalition has refused to back the reforms, but Greens leader Adam Bandt says while his party is open to negotiations they have some key demands. Guest: Adam Bandt, Greens leader Producer: Joe Sullivan…
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In a speech to the National Press Club the Chair of Universities Australia will call for the Government to scrap it's caps on international student and outline why higher education should be front and centre of the upcoming election. He says it's a time for Universities to stop being used as political pawns. GUEST: Professor David Lloyd, Chair of U…
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Why this restaurant closure is a common story
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With the price of produce up and spending on hospitality down, some restaurants have been confronted with a difficult choice. Unable to make ends meet, Carlton's Epocha restaurant has decided to close its doors.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The 2024 Global Methane Budget highlights methane emissions from human activities have increased by 20 per cent globally in the past two decades. So, what kind of reductions in methane emissions would be needed? Guest: Dr Pep Canadell, Executive Director for the Global Carbon Project - CSIRO Producer: David Cook…
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Israeli air strikes kill dozens in southern Gaza
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Dozens of people have been killed in southern Gaza, and scores wounded, in a series of Israeli air strikes at a humanitarian zone set up to house displaced people. The Israeli Defence Force says its aircraft attacked an operations centre in Khan Younis, belonging to Hamas fighters, but that it took measures to protect civilians. Guest: Sam Rose, UN…
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Ukraine targets Moscow in major drone attack
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The US has accused Iran of supplying Russia with ballistic missiles to attack Ukraine, imposing fresh sanctions on those it believes helped supply the weapons. It comes as Ukraine launched a major drone attack on Russia, targetting Moscow and other regions, killing at least one woman and wrecking dozens of homes. Guest: Yuriy Sak, former adviser to…
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As the Albanese Government proposes banning young people from social media, what do those impacted think? Ava and Vancouver are both in high school and are right on the edge of that age group the government has in its sights for its proposed ban. They joined RN Breakfast to share their thoughts. Guests: Ava, Melbourne High School student Vancouver,…
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South African Comedian on his move to Ireland
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Neill Green told Brendan about moving to Ireland with his family from South Africa four years ago and he says it finally allowed him to embrace his black identity. His new comedy show, Black Enough For That, is part of the Dublin Fringe Festival. For tickets; www.fringefest.comBy RTÉ Radio 1
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Transition Year Students Road Safety Campaign
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Student Ethan Coll and teacher Kieran Kelly from Coláiste Mhuire, secondary school in Mullingar told Brendan about the incredible things they've been doing to highlight road safety in their Transition Year class. They’ve even made a viral video! It can be viewed on the Coláiste Mhuire Instagram page.…
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Team mascots ‘JJ’ O Byrne AKA Leinster Rugby's ‘Leo the Lion’ and Gary Brown, Republic of Ireland’s ‘Macúl’ tell Brendan all about what it takes to entertain crowds on match days!By RTÉ Radio 1
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The famous Deni Ute Muster has become a huge stage for international and local country music artists. This year, Darlinghurst will take to the stage. But before they do, they're heading to Nashville for some songwriting sessions. Featuring: Darlinghust singer Pagan Newman and producer Damian Cafarella…
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Farmers rally against 'anti-farming' policies
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Thousands of farmers are expected to gather outside Parliament House in Canberra today to rally against what they call 'anti-farming' policies. Initially called to oppose the live sheep export ban, the rally has grown to cover a range of policies that farmers say are hurting farming communities. Guest: David Jochinke, President of the National Farm…
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Combatting frustrations with strata industry
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Last night's Four Corners program lifted the lid on the practices of strata companies that manage apartments and housing complexes across Australia. Adam Promnitz from the Strata Owners' Alliance has had his own frustrations with strata management.He set up the Strata Owners' Alliance, specifically to help owners deal with management companies. Gue…
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The Prime Minster has promised legislation before the next election which will impose age restrictions and ban kids from using social media platforms. The legislation will be informed by a review undertaken by the South Australian government as part of its draft laws which were announced yesterday. Guest: Professor Ben Edwards, ANU lead researcher …
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Families respond to Veteran suicide Royal Commission
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After 3 years, and almost 6000 submissions the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide was handed down to Parliament yesterday.The final report had 122 recommendations. Kat Rae and Julie-Ann Finney told RN Breakfast they want to see action to set up of a body to improve the understanding of deaths by suicide start "right away". Julie-Ann …
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Veterans RC and social media age restrictions - Politics with Karen Middleton
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The Government says it will consider all of the recommendations of the Veterans Royal Commission, but Veterans Affairs Minister Matt Keogh just told me he wants to move "quickly". And the Albanese Government appears to want to bring in age restrictions on social media. So, what details do we know about their approach? Political Editor for the Guard…
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One of the key recommendations of the parliamentary inquiry into online betting harm was that the federal government should bring in a national regulator. Currently the Northern Territory Racing Commission has become the de-facto regulator for many of the biggest sports betting companies in the country, after they set up shop in Darwin to minimise …
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NRL, AFL and soccer updates - Sport with Chris Glassock
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Bulldogs star Josh Addo Carr was a noticeable absentee from Canterbury's end of season presentation evening last night, as the NRL investigates whether he failed a roadside drugs test. In AFL, Time is not on the side of Hawks star Will Day as he loses his race to be ready for Friday's Semi Final against Port Adelaide. And the Socceroos road to rede…
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'Collectively but quickly': Govt considers RC recommendations
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The Royal Commission into Defence and Veterans' Suicide released 122 final recommendations yesterday, including calls for a new support body to be established to help defence personnel transition to civilian life. Matt Keogh, Minister for Veterans' Affairs told RN Breakfast the Albanese Government wants to look at all of the recommendations "collec…
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A bill to create the Environment Protection Agency is listed for debate in the Senate, but it has yet to secure the support it needs from the opposition or crossbench. Greens Environment spokesperson, Sarah Hanson-Young has called for the Government to close "loopholes" that water down the power of the agency, and come to an outcome that's "positiv…
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'I couldn't speak': Schoolie reports needle spiking
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Schoolies is supposed to be a time when final year graduates let their hair down and have a bit of fun before their next big step in life. But a new investigation by triple j Hack has revealed incidents of suspected needle spiking on the Gold Coast and in Byron Bay late last year. Reporter: Kimberley Price…
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Most Aussies want house prices to fall, poll shows
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New polling from Redbridge Group shows the majority of Australians want house prices to fall. The poll - commissioned by Everybody's Home - also reveals that the majority want the government to consider "more drastic solutions" to address housing affordability. Guest: Everybody's Home spokesperson Maiy Azize Producer: Richard Crabtree…
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Venezuela opposition leader flees country for Spain
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Venezuela's opposition candidate for president - who many regard as the rightful winner of July's election - has fled the country for Spain, under apparent threat of imminent arrest. Edmundo Gonzalez fled the country days after the Venezuelan government - led by authoritarian president Nicolas Maduro - filed a warrant for his arrest. Guest: Samanth…
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The US Department of Justice has confirmed it has cracked down on a number of websites linked to a Russian disinformation campaign - and had charged two Russian state media employees. The US accused Russia of a malicious influence campaign and using millions of dollars to impact the outcome of the election. Guest: Precious N Chatterje-Doody, Senior…
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Victorian Opera's Sweeney Todd is 'selling like hot pies'
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The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Sweeney Todd has captivated and scared audiences for decades. Very soon, the Victoria Opera will be taking to the stage to share its latest interpretation of the much-loved horror production. Featuring: Ben Mingay and Antoinette HalloranBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Risks of Elle Macpherson cancer story - Health with Dr Norman Swan
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7 years ago, Australian businesswoman and fashion model Elle Macpherson, was diagnosed with cancer. Now in clinical remission, Macpherson is sharing her "integrative medicine approach", which involves swapping chemotherapy in favour of what she calls "an intuitive, heart-led, holistic approach-therapy". Dr. Norman Swan says while Elle Macpherson is…
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'I lost my childhood home': From disaster to climate action
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The devastation of Super Typhoon Rai showed a whole generation of Filipino youth the impacts of climate change, according to youth activist Grace Ann Enriquez. Now in Canberra, she's joining First Nations climate activist Eduardo Maher and other youth campaigners in calling for the federal government to take stronger action on climate change. Guest…
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Paralympics wrap and AFL, tennis and cycling update - Sport with Warwick Hadfield
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Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Murdoch's succession like legal battle
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How has Lachlan Murdoch navigated his family legacy, intense sibling rivalry – and a complicated relationship with his father, Rupert?Tonight on ABC TV, the first episode of a three-part Australian Story special sheds light on one of the most enigmatic and least-understood characters in the media industry. The series comes as a legal battle over Ru…
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brat summer? Charli XCX songs now CPR certified - Music with Ce Benedict
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The American Heart Association has certified a number of new songs for hands only CPR, including two Charli XCX songs from brat. CPR relies on getting the rhythm right at 100-120 bpm and as Ce Benedict tells RN Breakfast there are plenty of songs that can be used. Guest: Ce Benedict, Music Show Executive Producer…
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Lack of childcare causes issues for families
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The lack of childcare services available is causing financial and mental health struggles for families in remote, rural and regional Australia. Many parents are unable to work or forced to find work that is low-paying or unsuitable, because they can't access better care. Guest: Maddy Butler, The Parenthood…
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South Australia could become the first place in the country to ban children under 14 from using social media - proposing laws which would force social media companies to ban children from using their platforms, or face fines. SA Premier Peter Malinauskas says the tech giants need to be held to account, as they "industrialise addiction". The Premier…
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Census question confirmation and aged care reforms - Politics with Michelle Grattan
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The census issue seem to have been resolved, with the Government now confirming there will be a question on gender - as well as sexuality. And as Parliament returns for another sitting week, aged care reforms are set to be introduced - after months of negotiations with the opposition. And is the Albanese Government looked to use the week to reset? …
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'Optimistic':Report on Defence and Veteran Suicide
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The Royal Commission report into Defence and Veteran Suicides will be handed to the government today, amid calls for its recommendations to be fully implemented. In her first speech to parliament a decade ago Senator Jacqui Lambie called for a royal commission into the Department of Veterans Affairs and how it failed to look after veterans. She tol…
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Could coal mining be the cause of recent earthquakes?
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Several earthquakes in the past few weeks have been roughly centred on BHP's Mount Arthur Mine in the Hunter Valley, which has a very shallow epicentre. But is it coincidence, and what are scientists doing to find out if there's a link? Guest: Dr Trevor Allen, Geoscience Australia Producer: Anne Barker…
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Canada looks like it could be heading towards an early election, after key political ally - the progressive New Democratic Party - pulled support from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Political journalist Bill Curry says while the move is adding some "uncertainty" to election timing, and it doesn't look like there will be an election "in the next few…
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US election 'Nostradamus' predicts 2024 result
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US Presidential historian Professor Allan Lichtman has accurately predicted the winner of every US Presidential Election since 1984, with one exception. He uses a method involving 13 factors to decide if the party who are currently in power, will remain in power. Professor Lichtman has put his formula across the 2024 Presidential Election and revea…
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The 2024 Paris Paralympics has come to a close, with Australia taking home 18 gold medals - placing ninth on the medal tally. And as the closing ceremony gets underway, Paralympians are calling for more of a focus on para-sport and an increase to funding. Guest: David Mark, ABC National Sports Reporter Producer: Niamh Dunne…
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Nationwide protests took place across France following Emmanuel Macron's choice for Prime Minister. Centre-right politician Michel Barnier will be the next French Prime Minster, two months after left-wing coalition narrowly won a snap election back in July. Guest: Jean-Yves Camus is a political analyst and an Associate Research Fellow at the French…
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How Iowa State rallied and Iowa collapsed | The Final Score
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How did Iowa lose a 13-point halftime lead? How did Iowa State rally from a scoreless first half? And what does the Cyclones’ 20-19 win tell us about the rest of the season? The Gazette's John Steppe and Mike Hlas break down the Cy-Hawk game on this episode of The Final Score podcast.By The Gazette
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How can the USA handle the Venezuelan gang issue
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John, sailing enthusiast and Commodore of the Irish Cruising Association told Brendan all about the annual Three Bridges Rally. It's when three of the bridges on the Liffey will open and lift - allowing a parade of some 45 boats to sail up-river from Poolbeg up to the Matt Talbot bridge. It's on at 3pm on the 7th of September.…
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Jody O’Neill is an award-winning autistic writer and performer. She told Brendan how Neurodiversity features strongly in her work, as isseen in her latest play Grace which is on at Pavillion in Dun Laoghaire as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival from the 27th to 29th of September.By RTÉ Radio 1
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Ber Downey is set to take on a mammoth cycling challenge from Paris to Nice to raise funds for the Irish Kidney Association. She spoke to Brendan from Dublin airport before setting off to Paris.By RTÉ Radio 1
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