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The BBC announces massive cuts across the UK – what does that mean for the future of the organisation in NI?
Roger Mosey, former head of BBC news and TUV's Sammy Morrison talk to Nolan
TUV faces political pressure over 'racist' cartoon posted on social media
& two women from India speak of terrifying attack on Belfast home during racist riots
Gregory McCartan- Brutal honesty, pure craic, Red & black of Down
We didn't know what to expect when Gregory McCartan sat down in front of us. Iconic midfielder for Down, All-star and double All-Ireland winner. It turned into one of our favourite podcasts of the year. Once we felt it was going one way, another right hand turn. Then again, and again. The accent, the brutal honesty, the transfer, not liking Pete McGrath, but later understanding it. Ultra dedication towards winning Sam Maguire, but sitting in the car with a bottle of vodka "60 Halfins between us" Growing up in rural Co Down "Alone but not lonely" helping his younger brother Ronan through cancer, and using that to drive him into the superb footballer he became. His daughter Sorcha is now a double All-Ireland winner with the Cork camogie team and feels right at home at St Finbarr's- the club of the great Jimmy Barry Murphy. “If I had money, I would retire to West Cork” There’s more, like marking Brian McGilligan in the iconic 1994 game against Derry, to living in London and taking Fulham Irish. The Loughinisland killings in 1994 killed six people, on the night Ray Houghtons goal helped Ireland beat Italy at the World cup. Down played an Ulster semi-final the following day “I’ve never been involved in a day like that, anytime in my entire life” Gregory is back in Castlewellan, but Ballymartin will always "raise the hairs in his arms." An absolutely smashing podcast. We LOVE the accent!!!
Police Ombudsman receives complaint that police advised health workers to show ID to masked men during last week’s riots
DUP Minister Paul Givan, UUP leader Jon Burrows and Alliance MLA Nuala McAllister react
Belfast riots - should those that took part expect at a knock at the door from the police?
And social media is to be banned for under 16s in the UK
As a social media ban for under-16s is announced, how are young people in Northern Ireland feeling about the prospect?
How would a ban on the likes of Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube really work?
Féile na Meán Ceilteach, Conair an Chainneáin Eilvéisigh, Féile na Gealaí.
Tuairiscí le Máire Bhreathnach ó Fhéile na Meán Ceilteach, Ciarán Ó Meachair ó Chonair an Chainneáin Eilvéisigh, agus Áine Ní Dhonnaile ó Fhéile na Gealaí. Reports from Máire Bhreathnach at The Celtic Media Festival, Ciarán Ó Meachair at the Swiss Canyon Trail, and Áine Ní Dhonnaile at Féile na Gealaí.
Louth stun Armagh & Cork do the same in Donegal. Tyrone beat Mayo
A spectacular weekend in Gaelic football! Louth stun Armagh, Tyrone beat Mayo, Monaghan & Meath make it through- what next for Derry and Roscommon? Galway into quarter-finals, Kerry too. Dublin into next round, and Cork, glorious Cork. Are Donegal overrated? Tailteann Cup heroics.
Racism, Misogyny, Violence
Disorder and Racial Attacks - Audrey speaks to journalist Allison Morris and Rev Brian Anderson from East Belfast Mission who was on the streets and whose building was damaged in the rioting.Our main discussion in the light of the recent Katie Simpson and Natalie McNally cases looks at violence against women and girls across the island of Ireland and how can it be prevented. Audrey is joined by Allison Morris, former principal Kathleen O'Hare, writer and teacher Andrew Cunning and Professor Louise Crowley from University College Cork.The PCI General Assembly was meeting this week. Alan Meban reports on a new moderator and developments in the Safeguarding Scandal.
7. Beyond the Veil
The story of Dr William Jackson Crawford, an engineer and teacher, who carried out a series of strange experiments with a teenage medium and her family before his untimely death on the shores of Belfast lough in 1920. Dr Crawford’s findings were extraordinary and widely published – but was it all a hoax?Episode 7 – Beyond the VeilProfessor Fournier D’Albe concludes the strange occurrences in the séance room were not caused by psychic forces. Another investigator claims Crawford confessed everything was faked – but his widow and friends still believe it was all true.Gathering in Crewe, England – they apparently begin to receive strange messages upon a photographic plate.Written and presented by Reggie Chamberlain KingReadings by Dave FlemingLucy McConnellMark ClaneyStephen BeggsProduced by Conor McKayEditor Andy Martin A BBC Northern Ireland production
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