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Friday, July 4, 2014

Newsfeed this Week: Best Bits #PsychiatricNursesAssociation #FriendsoftheEarth #PierreBensusan



The Psychiatric Nurses’ Association protested yesterday at University Hospital Galway claiming that a lack of resources is putting both employees and patients at risk. Eoghan speaks to Damien Connellan of the Psychiatric Nurses’ Association the protest.


As he's celebrating his 40th anniversary tour Alan sits down for some music and chat with legendary guitarist Pierre Bensusan.






Friends of the Earth published their Community Energy Policy Position Paper this week. The report  highlights the very significant barriers to the development of community owned renewable energy projects in Ireland. Eoghan speaks to Kate Ruddock, Policy and Campaigns Manager aFriends of the Earth.


Friday, June 27, 2014

Newsfeed this Week: Best Bits #Ireland #CAF #Hearsay

In a very revealing interview this week our Newsfeed reporter Kate talks to independent policy advisor about his study on the good country index and why Ireland came out on top as the ‘Goodest’ country. He tells us about his study and why countries should thrive to have this title.



Colm spoke to Ann who gives us an in depth update on the Central African Republic crisis. She told us what the situation is like in the country at the moment; how it’s still deteriorating and how other countries are responding to the crisis.

In Arts this week Alan speaks to Mairead O'Conner first ever Hearsay Festival happening from the 21st to the 23rd of November this year. She tells us how the idea of the international audio arts festival came about, what people can expect from it and about the Hearsay prize. 
People can submit their entries on hearsayfestival.ie, the deadline is the 30th of June (late entry deadline is July 31st)

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Thursday, April 3, 2014

Win tickets to the Japanese Film Festival 2014

The Japanese Film Festival, co-organised by the Embassy of Japan, access>CINEMA and the Ireland Japan Association is back, and this year takes place in Cork, Dublin, Limerick Waterford and Galway. You can find out more on their Facebook page.
They've been lovely and given us 2 tickets to the opening film Patema Inverted on Sunday April 6th in The Eye Cinema for our listeners.

To be in with a chance of winning, tell us the name of the 
Japanese animation studio known for films like My Neighbour Totoro and Spirited Away. 

Answers to 085 1801013 and flirtstudio [at] gmail.com (or through the message box on flirtfm.ie).

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Drama at NUIG

There was a heated standoff between members of the Burke family and Gardai at NUIG in the past hour. Two stalls were removed from the area known as 'the concourse' following Gardai being called after a poster was removed from the stall by a bystander.
Comment on the matter was refused by the members of the family, while a senior member engaged in a heated discussion with members of the crowd.