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Thought for the Day from Radio Ulster
Thoughts that provoke, stimulate and inspire.
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Episodes
Fr Martin Magill, Wednesday 17th December 2025 17.12.2025 2:06
Over the course of the meal, I had the privilege of hearing parts of their stories.
Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 16th December 2025 16.12.2025 2:38
Children say what they see. They lack social filters.
Sarah Williamson, Monday 15th December 2025 15.12.2025 2:25
My thought for today is for those who are grieving today and every day.
Helen McClements, Sunday 14th December 2025 14.12.2025 2:32
But this was no typical frothy travel show
Rev Kiran Young Wimberly, Friday 12th December 2025 12.12.2025 2:26
It fills me with a sense of peace like no other.
Jim Deeds, Thursday 11th December 2025 11.12.2025 2:21
We need to draw on our endurance when unravelling strings of Christmas tree lights...
Fr Martin Magill, Wednesday 10th December 2025 10.12.2025 2:24
The expectations of Christmas can feel overwhelming.
Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 9th December 2025 09.12.2025 2:31
How much of our Christmas story is myth and how much is true?
Sarah Williamson, Monday 8th December 2025 08.12.2025 2:44
I don't want my son playing violent games.
Helen McClements, Sunday 7th December 2025 07.12.2025 2:36
Libraries aren’t just about books.
Rev Kiran Young Wimberly, Friday 5th December 2025 05.12.2025 2:32
We need a little beauty in our lives.
Jim Deeds, Thursday 4th December 2025 04.12.2025 2:27
Advent is an invitation into a time of preparation and waiting in hope.
Fr Martin Magill, Wednesday 3rd December 2025 03.12.2025 2:24
It is a reminder that without rest, work takes over.
Janni Knox, Tuesday 2nd December 2025 02.12.2025 2:40
Here's a bit of grime, let's make it fabulous!
Sarah Williamson, Monday 1st December 01.12.2025 2:43
The theme of scapegoating emerges early.
Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, Sunday 30th November 2025 30.11.2025 2:12
What may feel mundane, a chore, exposes a huge amount of privilege.
Rev Kiran Young Wimberly, Friday 28th November 2025 28.11.2025 2:26
There’s nothing like a starscape to take me out of my head and into the big, wide world.
Koulla Yiasouma, Thursday 27th November 2025 27.11.2025 2:08
...there must be a place for a bit of knocking on wood and throwing salt about.
Fr Martin Magill, Wednesday 26th November 2025 26.11.2025 2:31
...something beautiful was happening. They listened to one another.
Janni Knox, Tuesday 25th November 2025 25.11.2025 2:35
Suddenly, I felt oddly glamorous.
Sarah Williamson, Monday 24th November 2025 24.11.2025 2:32
I spent a pleasant few hours harvesting courgettes...
Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, Sunday 23rd November 2025 23.11.2025 2:19
The children were removed and placed into emergency foster care.
Karen Jardine, Friday 21st November 2025 21.11.2025 2:15
A careless moment during the afternoon teamaking run led to calamity.
Koulla Yiasouma, Thursday 20th November 2025 20.11.2025 2:07
There are so many heroes to be found amongst those Millies from across our communities...
Bishop Donal McKeown, Wednesday 19th November 2025 19.11.2025 2:24
Instead of doing exams, his workmanship was his proof of achievements.
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