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26 – 28 April 2024 Our Lady’s College, Greenhills, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 VP28, Ireland The Leinster Regional Retreat for Spring 2024 will be at Our Lady’s College, Drogheda on April 26th-28th! If you are 16-35 book register today for a FULL WEEKEND of adoration, talks, prayer, and time together. Stay and eat on site […]
Thursday, 25 April⋅19:00 – 21:00 54-72 Gardiner Street Upper, D01 TX23 Dublin 1 The Joint Committee on Assisted Dying has recently published that it recommends Ireland introduce legislation that permits assisted death under certain circumstances. We at JCFJ want to offer another perspective. Professor Brian Brock’s talk ‘Enabling Death? Euthanasia, from a disability perspective’ will […]
Lois McLatchie (Communications Officer at ADF International ‘Alliance Defending Freedom International’) speaks to Wendy about Scotland’s new hate crime laws that have been stirring controversy. Lois explains the new laws, what they mean and also questions how will they impact free speech.
Adam Hallisey from the Restaurants Association of Ireland, speaks to Wendy about the hospitality sector’s recent VAT changes – and the fact that it’s leading to closures, especially of small independent businesses across the country.
Margaret of MADA Clinic and Spa speaks to Wendy about what see’s seeing older women looking for in regard to skin care and treatments for those who want to improve their skin but are looking for natural results to slow down ageing without the use of injections. If you feel you might want a free […]
In Florida, music teacher Matthew Weihmuller uses his disability as a teaching tool. Matthew is blind and teaches jazz saxophone at a Tampa performing arts conservatory. He is an accomplished musician and has taught advanced and basic jazz, as well as improvisation, and has previously featured on TV. Matthew encourages his students to feel the […]
PE Teacher Paddy O’Reilly (and Chairperson of PExpo) speaks to Wendy about how schools nationwide are meant to provide 400 hours in a school calendar year that comes under the title of ‘Wellbeing’ which includes Games and PE classes. However, he shares that it’s up to the discretion of each school to decide how many […]
Dougie Hobson of the Mustard Seed Soup Run in Dublin, speaks to Wendy about his work and service in helping the homeless on the streets of Dublin. The number of people homeless in Dublin has now crossed 10,000 for the first time. Dougie shares stories of what the Mustard Seed Soup run, and their van […]
Caroline Smith speaks to Wendy sharing her own family’s story of her baby Stephen, who was born at 20 weeks and who doesn’t appear on any register because of current legislation. Aontú is resubmitting a Bill which would see all stillborn babies in Ireland included on a national register irrespective of the length of their […]
Rebecca McDermott of the ThisIsMeNeurodiversty Support group speaks to Kieran about the need and demand for support for parents and their children with autism and additional needs. Rebecca has seen thousands of families join her ThisIsMeNeurodiversity Support group from across Ireland.
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