Karen Murphy, who has spent more than 20 years working in large organisations across brand marketing, innovation, and transformation. More recently, Karen has been advising companies and individuals on how to use artificial intelligence in practical, sensible ways.  She sees firsthand the growing gap between the hype around AI and how people actually feel about it — overwhelmed, unsure, or convinced it’s too technical for them. […]

Joining Nikki is Paul McKinney from the Irish Blood Transfusion Service — the organisation responsible for collecting and supplying blood to hospitals across Ireland.   Right now, the IBTS is running its “Every Drop Counts” campaign and making appeals for donors of all ages as blood stocks across many groups have fallen to critically low levels. 

Now here’s one that’s already stirring a lot of conversation across the country. Joining us is Pastor Noel Kenny, lead pastor of Liberty Church, who has initiated a powerful nationwide moment of unity.  This coming Sunday, January 11th at 11am, church bells across Ireland will ring out together — releasing what Pastor Noel calls “the sound of heaven into the land.” It’s a call to worship, a call back […]

The Prayer Coach and todathis week is Rev. Sean Curran from Living Waters Church in Finglas.   Today, we’re reflecting on Job 36:8–11 — a passage for anyone feeling stuck or tangled in life. It reminds us that even in trouble, God is at work: getting our attention, guiding us away from pride or harmful patterns, and offering a path from […]

The Dáil  recorded its narrowest vote of the current session before Christmas, rejecting by just two votes an attempt to restore legislation that would remove the three-day waiting period for abortion on request.   While the Bill has fallen for now, the closeness of the vote has reignited debate about the direction of abortion law in Ireland — particularly at a […]

Europe is facing a moment of profound uncertainty — politically, culturally and morally. From war on its borders to questions about identity, values and cohesion within, many are asking what now holds Europe together.   One argument gaining renewed attention is whether Europe’s Christian roots — often sidelined or dismissed — still have a role to play in shaping its […]

Before Christmas, we spoke to Martina Kenny, co-founder of My Lovely Horse Rescue, about the importance of “adopt, don’t shop”. Sadly, that message has never been more urgent.   Over the holiday season, Martina and her team have been inundated with rescue cases — abandoned, neglected and surrendered animals arriving at an alarming rate. And now, in January, they are […]

Archbishop Eamon Martin, the Catholic Primate of Ireland, has warned that growing aggression among Christian commentators online is “not of God”.   In his New Year message, he spoke of being saddened by people of faith who appear “armed for battle” on social media, using the language of religion to divide, dismiss and “other” those they see as […]

Church attendance in Northern Ireland is set to increase this Christmas, with 57 per cent of adults planning to attend a church service or event, according to research commissioned by Tearfund.  The survey, conducted independently by Savanta among 998 adults, shows a notable rise from last year’s 50 per cent.  In line with ‘Quiet Revival’ trends, Gen […]