RICC Radio Podcasts

On Minding Your Own Self episode 14, Helen talks with Ernesto's cafe owner Jonathan Smith about his experiences as team member of men's cold swim and wellbeing group Blueballs Ireland.

On episode 128 of the Community Newsdesk we talk with Denise Shannon, Adult Literacy Organiser for the CDETB about the adult learning classes starting at the centre in September.

This week on the Community Newsdesk we talk with NewsFour editor Eoin Meegan about the August/September edition of the paper, with the cover feature on the housing crisis. We also talk with Slimming World consultant Emma Barron about her work with the programme, that has started here in the centre on Wednesdays.

On this weeks episode Helen talks with writer and columnist Barbara Scully about stages of life, womanhood, and her book Wise Up - Power, Wisdom and the Older Woman.

On this weeks episode we revisit the Talk with Trinity series with the episode Mental Health and Happiness - What Works and Why presented by psychiatrist Brendan Kelly.

On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Alan Larkin, former Dublin Gaelic footballer and Shay Connolly about the 50th anniversary of Dublin's 1974 All Ireland win and revival of Gaelic football in the city.

On this weeks episode of Minding Your Own Self Podcast Helen talks with Aisling Burke founder of Teeth Whitening Fairies.

Dylan talks with Scott Foley director of local kids football club Cambridge F.C about their new partnership with Shamrock Rovers.

On episode 124 of the Community Newsdesk we talk to Eamon Clery about his upcoming production More than Bricks and Mortar, viewing Wednesday at 8pm. We also talk with Lisa Cosgrave, CSP manager of the centre about the Summer Project starting this week. Lastly we talk with Stephen O Connor, youth worker from RICCYS about the European student exchange with Italy.

Dylan and Save give an update on the Progress of the Community Gardens here at RICC

This week we talk with Dublin City Council's Ringsend Parks staff about their recent award and to former ESB employee Noel Mooney about the Poolbeg generating station.

Helan is joined this week by Matthew Toman from Bankhouse Productions.

In this episode we talk with Conor Shaw new president of Lansdowne Rugby Club about the history of the club, their new projects and ambitions for the year ahead.

This weeks episode we talk with Bernie Traynor about the fundraising bbq that the Pembroke residents association are jointly hosting with the Lions Club, we also talk with Paul Brannock and Richie Saunders about the restoration and preservation of the stern of the M.V Naomh Eanna

On this episode we talk with Dylan Clayton about his video documentary This Is Poolbeg, which will be show again in the centre on Wed. 26th of June at 8pm. We also talk with Shay Connolly about the history of GAA clubs in the Dublin 2 and Dublin 4 areas.

Joining us this Week is Mary O'Neil and Karen Saunders from Ringsend and Irishown's very successful Tidy Town's Group

Dylan and Dave talk about progress in the Community Centre gardens.

This episode we talk with Eddie Bohan and Susan Gregg about Bloomsday events taking place in ringsend and we also talk with Dave Donnelly about the recent Tourde Canals charity cycle.

Helen's guests on this weeks episode are Helen Creegan Walsh Business and Mindset Mentor and Chiara Varchetta Team Leader with Sonas children support service.

On this weeks episode we talk with Eoin Meegan editor of NewsFour local paper about their new edition. Rob Mulee from UCD discusses the UCD festival taking place on the 8th of June. Lisa Wehrley from Sandymount Community Centre tells us about their first birthday celebrations which will be held on Sunday the 9th of June.

On this episode we talk with Dylan Clayton about the second Ringsend Rock Festival and too Lisa Cosgrave the CSP manager at the center.

Helen's guest is Justyna Seniuta a confidence coach for social media

On this weeks episode we talk with Mariana Chihenseck Blanco from the Academy of Near Future about their collaboration with Ringsend College students for the project Building Leaders - Crossing Communities.

This week we talk with Karolina Anielska and Darach Mac Donncha from Smart Docklands about the findings of their recent community survey and the call for pilots schemes, to help improve the lives of people working and loving in the docklands area.