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Imagine spending more than five years in prison simply because of your work making the Bible available to others. That’s the story of Fu Xuanjuan, a Christian in China sentenced to six years after working for a company selling audio Bible players. Church in Chains has now learned that she was released on parole in […]
Singer/Songwriter Niamh Armstrong joined Kieran in studio today. Many listeners will remember Niamh from The Voice of Ireland, where she made quite an impression with her powerful vocals. But there’s much more to Niamh’s musical journey, and today we’re going to hear about the person behind the voice, her songwriting, and what’s inspiring her musically […]
We’re living in a time when there’s more interest than ever in longevity. We’re being told about biological-age tests, supplements and new ways to slow down the ageing process. But how much of this is actually backed by science? And what really makes the difference when it comes to staying healthy, independent and active as […]
Brenda Power is with me this morning. In her latest column in the Irish Independent, she takes a look at the way political debate has changed — particularly how social media, identity and the pressure to publicly support certain causes can sometimes replace genuine discussion. She also questions whether we apply the same standards to […]
Dr Margaret Kennedy is a disability rights activist and co-founder of Cothrom. She says she spent the last Budget Day in tears, and she’s now calling for personal assistance to be put on a statutory footing. Margaret has also made a pre-Budget submission setting out why she believes this needs to happen. “I spent […]
Journalist and correspondent Colm Flynn, has been in St. Louis covering the beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen. Sheen was one of the great pioneers of religious broadcasting, reaching millions through radio and television, and now, following that historic ceremony, he is Blessed Fulton Sheen.
Mary McCarthy has seen this issue from both sides — as a journalist, but also as a parent. In her latest column, she describes sitting on a Brussels tram with her 17-year-old son, surrounded by schoolchildren scrolling on their phones, and asks whether the EU’s new approach to online safety could finally give parents some […]
Ahead of March for Jesus tomorrow, Wendy was joined in studio by Gianpaolo Valero
The Government is moving to close a loophole that has allowed supermarkets to offer cheaper alcohol to customers with loyalty cards. Under the new rules, retailers will no longer be able to reduce the price of alcohol simply because someone has a loyalty card or is part of a loyalty scheme — although the changes […]
Chef Neven Maguire – New book “One Pan Wins”
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