Category: News
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How to Combat the Rise in Phone ‘Phishing’ Scams
John Burke speaks to Oisin O’Connell from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) on how to combat the rise in ‘phishing’ scams contacting people and asking for card and bank details over the phone. O’Connell offers up his best advice for dealing…
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Turas Nua Aiming to Help People Back to Work
John Burke interviews Councillor Michael Sheehan who is part of the Fianna Fail party for Wexford. Councillor Sheehan spoke about the changes being made in Turas Nua and if they will be beneficial going forward and how he believed the new job scheme…
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Islamic Cultural Centre Open to Shelter the Homeless
Abdul Aziz reports on the Islamic Cultural Centre’s decision to help the homeless during Storm Emma
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Art Auction for Syria raises €32,000
Abdul Aziz reports on the recent art auction held by a number of young contemporary Irish artists to raise money for people caught up in the conflict in Syria
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Freedom Through Food
Maryam Madani reports on the groups in Dublin who are using cooking to help refugees from all over the world to get back on their feet
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Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski kicked out of the Academy
Tara McCamley reports on the latest expulsions from the organisation that runs Hollywood’s Oscars
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Number of Patients on Trolleys in Irish Hospitals said to be Highest on Record
Hospital trolley figures have increased throughout 2018 and peaked recently with 714 people on trolleys nationwide due to recent inclement weather. Andrew Carroll investigates
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Intervention in Syria : international peace or escalating conflict?
Léa Pelard reports on the conflict in Syria in the wake of air strikes from the United States, United Kingdom and France.
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Students Say SU to Proposed Fees Increase
Ruth Cunningham reports from Trinity College on the recent decision of the College Board to cede to pressure from students protesting against a proposed increase in fees
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Resurrection of Print leaves the E-Book Shook
Readers are ditching their E-books for their print counterparts in a move away from electronic devices, reports Becky Kelly
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