044: Challenging Misinformation | Rezoning the Greenbelt | Crack Cocaine | Wetlands

#45: Donie Anderson is of old stock, he grew up on his family farm in Glenasmole and has dedicated years of his life to the traditions and crafts of farming. Methods of training sheepdogs have been passed down through his family for generations and Donie, has perfected it. Alongside his trusty shee…

#47: From the barriers women face in politics to a recent study that showed 80 percent of the respondents experienced some form of sexual harrassment in an area of South Dublin, councillors Carly Bailey, Teresa Costello and Joanna Tuffy discuss some of the biggest issues from the past month.

#46: Despite undergoing two leg amputations as a young boy, David Malone never shied away in the face of adversity. Malone was born with a rare condition called arthrogryposis, which is a bone disorder that affects limbs. When he was seven, both of his legs were amputated within the space of 18-mon…

#48: Right in the heart of the greenbelt which stretches from Tallaght to Clondalkin, is the former home of literary great Katharine Tynan. Whitehall, which is known locally as Katharine Tynan House, once hosted WB Yeats and AE Russell and holds massive historical value for it's role in a peri…