The Round Up: Monday 28th January 2019
Visit to the Hand To The Plough exhibition at Carrickfergus Museum & Civic Centre, which celebrates the life and works of Robert Burns. Visit to the ‘Torn From Home’ Lisburn and Castlereagh Holocaust Remembrance exhibit, where a multicultural group of participants produced two stain glass windows.
The Round Up: Thursday 24th January 2019
An Exhibition at Mount Stewart celebrates the powerful women who changed the face of history. The exhibition will conclude with a reading event by Women Aloud NI. We talk to Roberta Bacic about the textile art exhibition “Torn From Home”, that reflects on the Holocaust.
The Round Up: Friday 25th January 2019
Belfast’s Children’s Festival join us in the studio to talk about the great events taking place this year. Visit to the Northern Ireland War Memorial and conversation with the artist Leslie Nicholl, about his collection, “My name might have been”.
The Round Up: Wednesday 23rd January 2019
Age NI is a leading charity which advocates for improving the overall life quality among Northern Ireland’s older residents. Connor McKernan chats with Michele Smyth, Age NI and Age consultative volunteer, Anne Murray and Vice Chair David Trelford about the key issues affecting Northern Ireland’s older population.
The Round Up: Tuesday 22nd January 2019
The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund talks about their work in right for community, environment and why they are here in Northern Ireland.
The Round Up: Monday 21st January 2019
The Ulster-Scots Society join us in the studio to inform us of the events taking place across the country to celebrate Burns Night. Linking Generations discuss their work in the community to bring people of all ages together.
The Round Up: Friday January 18th 2019
Local news and events. Ulster Scots Transatlantic Video Launch. Richard Hanna, Ulster-Scots Agency. Aubrey Irwin, Tourism Ireland & Rikki Peters Buick Memorial Primary. Home to School Transport. Colin McGrath MLA, SDLP
The Round-Up: Thursday 17th January 2019
The Northern Ireland Museums Council, Thrive and Seedhead Arts, discuss how a recent survey is transforming how audiences can interact with museums across Northern Ireland.
The Round-Up: Wednesday 16th January 2019
Carolyn Ewart and Andy McClenaghan discuss a report which has revealed that nine out of ten social workers have experienced some level of intimidation in the work place.
The Round-Up: Tuesday 15th January 2019
Studio discussion with Sinéad Henry, Queen’s Students’ Union-Welfare Officer about the ‘No Gray Zone’ campaign that deals with issues of sexual harassment, sexual assault and consent among students and young people. ‘Friends of Neill’s Hill Railway Station’, are a group of people who have got together to help preserve a railway station platform, all that […]