Senator Aubrey McCarthy, founder of Tiglin spoke to Kieran about a recent visit by Anja Busse, Unit Head for Alcohol, Drugs and Addictive Behaviours at the World Health Organization, to Tiglin’s Lighthouse Service in Dublin highlighting the importance of putting the voices and lived experiences of people in recovery at the centre of addiction services. […]

Gary Jones from Picker Pal chatted to Kieran about the programme which combines storytelling, adventure and litter picking to teach primary school pupils about caring for their local environment https://pickerpalsworld.org/

Dale Redmond has completed a transformative rehabilitation journey with Tiglin, and he’ss now rebuilding his life with renewed hope, purpose, and faith. His story is one of perseverance, restoration, and the difference that God’s grace can make in someone’s life.

Most of us know we should have some money put away for a rainy day, but the reality is often very different. A recent report found that around a quarter of Irish workers could only manage financially for a month or less if their income suddenly stopped. Whether it’s an unexpected bill, a job loss, […]

  Pete the Vet is back with us for his regular pet slot, answering your questions and helping us keep our furry, feathered and even scaly friends happy and healthy.  As always, we’ve had lots of questions sent in from listeners around the country, so let’s get straight to them.

Ablefest has become one of Ireland’s most inspiring success stories, growing from an idea between two dads into the country’s largest inclusive music and arts festival for people with additional needs, their families and friends. Co-founded by Shay Casserly and Kevin Farrell in 2018, the festival has helped break down barriers to participation while creating […]

Do you wake up tired, rely on multiple cups of coffee to get through the day, or find your energy levels crashing by mid-afternoon? You’re certainly not alone. While busy lifestyles and poor sleep often get the blame, nutrition can play a major role in how energetic we feel from day to day. Alex Dobbs […]

Climate change is increasingly affecting Ireland’s water resources through more frequent flooding, heavier rainfall, drought periods, and rising temperatures. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), only 52% of Ireland’s surface waters are currently classified as being in good or high ecological status, highlighting the challenges facing water quality management across the country. As a […]