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John Wall has spoken to us many times on the show – As you know he is living with stage four prostate cancer. He joined Fran on air this morning and Santa has come early for him with good news. Our Agony Aunt Phil Prendergast joined us in the studio and A Memoir by Sr. […]
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Founder of Ballyragget centre pens story of hope Reporter: '); The founder of the Aislinn Centre in Ballyragget has penned a memoir on her life and work. A memoir by Sister Eileen Fahey is a new book about an organisation dedicated to the treatment of addiction. Eileen Fahey is a Sister of Mercy nun who, in 1983, founded the charitable organisation known as Aiséirí. Sr Eileen's memoir traces her life from her earliest days growing up in Bansha in County Tipperary to her schooldays in Cahir and onward to her preparation for religious life and her vocational training as a nurse and a couns...
These Australians come from different walks of life but they all share one thing in common. Their photographs hang in the homes of devastated loved ones who cling to hope they will one day walk through the door. More than 38,000 people go missing in Australia each year, but 95 per cent are found within a month. This Christmas, there will be 2,600 families whose loved ones are unlikely to be joining them at the table. More than 38,000 people going missing in Australia each year. While the majority are found, there are currently around 2600 people who are considered permanently missing ...