# Sarah Dillon

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#34 | Gary Cooke | Actor/Comedian/Facilitator

On Episode 34 of Fni WrapChat is Gary Cooke. This one is a really funny one which had us in stitches. Gary Cooke is an Irish Actor, satirist, writer and facilitator who is one of the stars, on screen, of Aprés Match, and, on stage, I, Keano and MacBecks. Gary has also been involved in many othe…

#33 | Sarah Dillon | Development Manager WRAP FUND

Joining Paul Webster in Galway on Fni Wrapchat this time is Sarah Dillon. Sarah is a former Production & Development Executive at Screen Ireland (Irish Film Board) and currently development Manager at Western Region Audiovisual Producers Fund (WRAP Fund). With over ten years experience in the f…

EP64 Bridging Childhood Trauma and Therapeutic Practices; A conversation with Sarah Dillon.

Philippa Kelly speaks with Sarah Dillon, consultant psychotherapist and head of therapeutic services for True Fostering and Safer Fostering, about how her own childhood in and out of foster care shapes her child-centered, trauma-informed work. Sarah explains why children react strongly to birth fam…

Free Thinking 2013 - Wombs on Legs?

From HG Wells and Margaret Atwood to Battlestar Galactica, science fiction texts and tv series have long used birth control as a metaphor for the limits on individual freedom. New Generation Thinker Sarah Dillon, from the University of St Andrews, looks at the roles for women which science fiction …

Free Thinking 2013 - Zamyatin's We

Yevgeny Zamyatin's experiences in the Tyne shipyards fed into his dystopian fable "We", which was published in 1919. It depicts a city of glass where citizens are spied upon. Fans of the book have included George Orwell, Kurt Vonnegut and Tom Wolfe and it increasingly resonates with today's concern…

Alan Turing short story reveals a different side of the man

Alan Turing was one of the parents of computing and played a huge role in code breaking during WW2. In part due to Benedict Cumberbatch’s portrayal of him in ‘The Imitation Game’, he is generally thought of as a socially awkward nerd, but Sarah Dillon, Professor of Literature at Cambridge believes …

TG4 LGFA Team of the Championship Awards | Junior & Intermediate stars | OFF THE BALL

Jonathan Higgins was at the TG4 Team of the Championship awards last night in Croke Park.He caught up with Westmeath's Sarah Dillon and Lucy McCartan, Antrim's Maeve Blaney, Roscommon's Helena Cummins, Fermanagh's Shannan McQuade, Carlow's Nicole Hanley and Antrim's Erin Sands