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As families across the world were gathering for Christmas morning in 2008, a concerned son-in-law in Newry, Northern Ireland, was trying to reach his elderly mother-in-law. She hadn't been answering her phone, and worry had set in. Deciding to check on her in person, he made his way to her home on Dublin Road. But when he stepped into her quiet house, he was met with a sight so horrific it would haunt him—and the close-knit community—for years to come.SPONSORS - SmartLabels: Prepare for the New Year ahead with SmartLabels. Purchase their QR code labels on Amazon, which are now available in the UK!Reason.fm: Reason.fm helps you track podcast charts and stay ahead. See the top 100 Apple and Spotify rankings and track daily changes in the charts and category trends -for free. Save time and discover what's hot now.SHOW NOTES - https://morbidology.com/morbidology-the-podcast-287-maire-rankinPATREON - https://www.patreon.com/morbidologyYOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/morbidologyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/morbidology--3527306/support.

Fuel thefts of €40,000 a year have driven one Limerick petrol station owner to breaking point, with repeated drive-offs threatening his business. To discuss this further Shane Coleman spoke to Shane Gleeson owner of Inver Petrol Stations at Hurlers Cross in Castletroy's Dublin Road and Punches Cross in Limerick.

Fuel thefts of €40,000 a year have driven one Limerick petrol station owner to breaking point, with repeated drive-offs threatening his business. To discuss this further Shane Coleman spoke to Shane Gleeson owner of Inver Petrol Stations at Hurlers Cross in Castletroy's Dublin Road and Punches Cross in Limerick.

Also, a taxi driver shares his concerns with the cycle lane on the Dublin Road in Belfast

On September 20, 1982, Kelly Ann Prosser was abducted while walking through the University District on her way home from Indianola Elementary School. On September 22, 1982, her body was discovered in a cornfield along A.W. Wilson Road in Madison County. It was determined that Kelly Ann had been beaten, sexually assaulted and strangled. Tiffany Jennifer Papesh, also known as TJ by her relatives, was a young girl of 8 years old who vanished on June 13, 1980, in Maple Heights, Ohio. She was a Caucasian child with brown hair and blue eyes, and she measured 4 feet and weighed 58 pounds. She disappeared after buying a pack of hamburger buns at Convenient Food Mart, only half a block from her home. She left the store around 2:45 p.m. and was never seen again. Her father, Frank Papesh, and her brother searched for her at the store about 20 minutes later but found no trace. The Papesh family had planned to go on a camping trip at 6:00 p.m. that day. Nearly 40 years ago, eight-year-old Kelly Prosser left her elementary school in Columbus, Ohio. She never arrived home. Two days later, she was found dead in a cornfield in a case that puzzled the community and police for decades. - USA Today On July 22, 1981, Delaware County Sheriff's Office, Delaware, Ohio, took a report of a missing juvenile, Joanne Hebert, age 14, of Powell, Ohio. On September 29, 1981, a hunter reported discovering what appeared to be the remains of a human body while hunting in a wooded area on McKitrick Road in the area of Mitchell-Dewitt Road. Further investigation and autopsy of the remains determined it was the missing juvenile, Joanne Lynn Hebert. The cause of death was ruled a homicide. Ms. Hebert was reportedly last seen at the former Tag's Market, a Walgreen Drug Store located on Dublin Road on State Route 745 at the intersection of Glick Road in Delaware County, where she reportedly used a pay phone. In cooperation with local law enforcement agencies, we are asking for your help in providing information that may assist in investigating the murder of Joanne Hebert. If you have any information that may help, please call Lieutenant Jeff Stiers at (937) 645-4126 or by email at jstiers@unioncountyohio.gov. Anonymous information may be left via voicemail on the Union County Sheriff's Office Crime Tip Hotline at (937) 642-7653. SOURCES: Thank you to the Akron Beacon Journal's Mary Grace Poidimini for her great work in 1982. https://www.unioncountyohio.gov/media/Sheriff/Investigations%20Division/Hebert%20Homicide%20Unsolved%20Case.pdf - https://www.newspapers.com/image/153248242/?terms=Joanne%20hebert&match=1 - https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/10/13/Another-attempted-abduction-of-a-young-girl/2456403329600/ - https://www.cleveland19.com/story/9857062/denied-dna-check-on-evidence-keeps-convicted-killer-in-jail/ https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/me5ynw/nearly_41_years_missing_who_took_tiffany_papesh/ - https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2020/06/26/investigators-solve-1982-murder-columbus-girl-after-nearly-40-years/3267089001/ - https://www.law.umich.edu/special/exoneration/Pages/casedetailpre1989.aspx?caseid=282 - https://www.newspapers.com/image/329381553/?terms=Joanne%20Hebert&match=1 - https://www.newspapers.com/image/153248242/?terms=Joanne%20hebert&match=1 - http://bjretirees.blogspot.com/2004/12/catching-up-with-mary-grace-poidomani.html - https://www.newspapers.com/image/153248242/?terms=Joanne%20Hebert&match=1 - https://www.newspapers.com/image/153248539 - https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Law-Enforcement/Bureau-of-Criminal-Investigation/Investigation-Division/Cold-Case-Unit/Unsolved-Cases - https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Law-Enforcement/Bureau-of-Criminal-Investigation/Investigation-Division/Cold-Case-Unit Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us on a stroll along North Circular Road from Phoenix Park to the Dublin Docklands with our guide Luke McManus, the documentary filmmaker of the award-winning North Circular which opens in New York City on July 28th.Rendered in graphic black & white over a soundtrack of local North Circular musicians, the film gives voice to narratives from the history of the city and nation, from colonialism to mental health, from women's liberation to the battle to save the legendary folk revival venue the Cobblestone Pub from thewrecking ball.Growing up in Bray, the home of Ardmore Studios, Luke recounts that first moment he realized that he was a director, why Humphrey Bogart holds sucha lofty position in his pantheon of film greats, and the many ways to make a living in film.Co-host John Lee diverts him into a conversation about horse racing which Luke explored in his film about the legendary ‘chaser Arkle and his TV series on the women in the sport, Jump Girls. Martin Nutty gets Luke talking about Crainn na hÉireann (The Trees of Ireland), the documentary series he did with past guest   Manchán Magan .But the centerpiece of the episode is North Circular, where Luke celebrates the beauty in urban grit, the serendipity found along the street, the juxtaposition of squatters and the shadows of skyscraping construction cranes, and the expressive power of music to honor the tragic and celebrate the spirit, all ending on an exuberant high note provided by Irish women in music and sport.Step off with us on our trek through North Circular with Luke McManus LinksWebsitesNorth Circular - Film websiteLuke McManus - Personal siteLuke McManus - VimeoLuke's Social MediaLinkedInTwitterInstagram

Clarus Partners Advisors, a state and local tax accounting firm and creator of business license software solutions, announces that their proprietary business license management software formerly known as SmartLicense has been rebranded as AkuLicense™. AkuLicense™ by Clarus Partners 1233 Dublin Road, Columbus, OH 43215, United States Website https://claruspartners.com/service/sales-tax-compliance/ Email prc.pressagency@gmail.com

Does managing your business licenses make you feel like you're walking a tightrope of deadlines? Clarus Partners Advisors' proprietary software AkuLicense (formerly known as SmartLicense), changes all that - no more spreadsheets or late filings! Check it out at https://claruspartners.com/akusuite/akulicense/ AkuLicense™ by Clarus Partners 1233 Dublin Road, Columbus, OH 43215, United States Website https://claruspartners.com/service/sales-tax-compliance/ Email prc.pressagency@gmail.com

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan spoke to John Lannon, CEO of Doras, to talk about the upcoming regional information event on Thursday, October 13th at 6pm, The events is for anyone who is providing host accommodation for Ukrainians in and around the Mid West region. The event hosted by Doras and Limerick County Council will take place in the Kilmurray Lodge Hotel, Dublin Road, Limerick. Registration for this free event can be done through Eventbrite.ie.

If you were in Tuam on Wednesday you may have noticed a lot of activity outside the Centra shop on the Dublin Road. That activity was all down to some local students who are trying to play their part when it comes to climate action and improving the litter issues in Tuam. Members of Tuam Youth Council are taking part in an international climate action project and as part of that they are looking to locals in Tuam to see how they can make a change. Sally-Ann Barrett tells us more. 

St Patrick's Boys National School Announced 2022 Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Champions. Over 75 primary school children went to battle with their self-designed sumo wrestling robots at the 7th annual Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Competition. Students from St Patrick's Boys National School have crowned the 2022 Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Champions at the STEM-inspired challenge which took place in Limerick this weekend. Teams of 10 to 12-year-olds from 24 schools across Limerick City and County gathered in Analog Devices Campus in Raheen, Limerick early on Saturday morning to build and program their own robots before entering the ring and pitting their robotic creations against each other, sumo-style, that afternoon. Over 100 supporters cheered on the children during the highly competitive finale which awarded points for teamwork as well as design and innovation. Fionn Ott, Bruno Ulej and Odhran Yanto from St Patrick's National School, Dublin Road, Limerick won the overall competition and Kristiana Suares, Ellie Mai O'Dell and Óran Conlon from Thomond Primary School were runners up. The aim of the hugely popular event is to promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) amongst primary school students by giving them a flavour of engineering through the opportunity to design, build, test and program their own robots. The children are encouraged to work as part of a team, express creativity, problem solve and have fun whilst at the same time learning key STEM principles. Announcing the winners, Jim Nagle, Senior Director – Manufacturing, Analog Devices, said, “It was wonderful to witness the teamwork, creativity, energy and excitement amongst our young competitors. Our aim is to provide a fun and engaging hands-on learning experience that will encourage children to stay curious and enthusiastic about STEM subjects and the opportunities ahead. Everyone certainly seemed to have fun today.” Ann O'Sullivan, Director – Process Development & Resilience, Analog Devices added, “The school's robotics program is very important to us at Analog Devices. From feedback, we know it provides engagement on a level some schools may not have the means to access. This early experience of robotics design captures the imaginations of so many students. They are simultaneously getting an appreciation of STEM principles and problem-solving as well as a taste of the exciting challenges that a career in engineering could offer.” Now in its seventh year, more than 4,900 students across Limerick city and country have participated in the Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Competition. The first stage of the competition started months in advance when Analog Devices opened registration to all primary schools with more than 120 pupils in the Limerick city/county region. Each school that registered received a free Robotics workshop where 5th and 6th class students learn to build and program a robot using Lego WeDo kits. After building their robot in the classroom, each team competed against each other for the chance to represent their school in the Analog Devices Primary Schools Robotics Final Competition. Finals day began with a more advanced robotics workshop to further develop and build on their learnings from the first round of classroom-based workshops. A new robot challenge was set which tasked the students to design and program a robot for sumo wrestling. In the afternoon, each team played a series of matches in the pool stages with the top teams going forward to the tense and exciting play-offs where the final points were allocated. At the end of the showdown, the team with the highest points was crowned the overall winner. Previous winners include Scoil Ide (2015), St Patrick's Girls NS (2016), Our Lady Queen of Peace NS (2017), Killoughteen NS (2018), Scoil Mhuire Broadford (2019) and St Patricks N.S Bruree (2020). More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publica...

What began as an impromptu collection in Galway for the people of Ukraine has snowballed into a massive outpouring of support and now organisers have some special news to share. Having started in the car park of a Polish shop on the Dublin Road, due to the response, Galway Racecourse had to be utilised to cater for the volume of material being donated over recent days. But what is the next step and what will the impact of this major aid effort be? Sally-Ann spoke to Kasia Zaranek, the organiser of the aid truck initiative for Ukraine this morning. 

On Christmas morning, 2008, 81 year old widow Maire Rankin was not answering the phone. Family members called around to her Newry home to check on her - not only had she been recently ill but it was totally out of character for her to not respond.  When they arrived at the house on the Dublin Road, Maire was found dead on her bedroom floor. The house was a mess, and it appeared that Mrs Rankin had been subjected to a violent assault of a sexual nature. No one expected it when Maire's 42 year old neighbour was arrested. Not only was Karen Walsh a woman, she was a wealthy pharmacist who stayed in her second home in Newry on the weekends. What on earth had happened, and was the mother of one really responsible for the death of the elderly woman?  ********** With thanks to our sponsors for this episode: Try the casual mobile puzzle game Best Fiends today! Find it on the Apple App store and Google Play! Check out the fastest VPN on the market at nordVPN.com/mensrea and use the code MENSREA for an awesome discount! Sign up for the best monthly wine club around, and get a free case of three wines for the cost of shipping at wine52.com/mens Check out the global leader in mens grooming and Get 20% Off + Free Shipping at Manscaped.com with the code MENS Sign up for professional online counselling at betterhelp.com/mens and get 10% off your first month! ********* Find us on Facebook or Twitter! With thanks to our supporters on Patreon! Donate today to get access to bonus and ad-free episodes! Check out the Mens Rea Merch Store! ********* Theme Music: Quinn's Song: The Dance Begins Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Additional Music:   Allemande (Sting) by Wahneta Meixsell. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ********* Sources: R v Walsh [2015] NICA 46 R v Walsh [2011] NICC 30 (No 2) R v Walsh [2011] NICC 1 Gerry Moriarty, “Death in Newry treated as suspicious” in The Irish Times (27 December 2008) p 4 “Two questioned over death of Newry woman” in The Irish Times (29 December 2008) p. 4. “PSNI questioning of pair extended” in The Irish Times (31 December 2008) p. 4. “Financier's wife accused of Newry murder” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/financiers-wife-accused-of-newry-murder-28460142.html (5 January 2009) Victoria O'Hara, “Woman, 42, is charged with Maire murder” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/woman-42-is-charged-with-maire-murder-28459665.html  (1 January 2009) “Hundreds attend funeral of murdered pensioner” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/hundreds-attend-funeral-of-murdered-pensioner-28460427.html  (8 January 2009) “Murdered pensioner 'victim of sex attack'” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/murdered-pensioner-victim-of-sex-attack-28463968.html  (27 January 2009) “Bail granted to pharmacist on murder charge” in The Irish Times (13 February 2009) p. 4. “Sex attack on pensioner 'a possible attempt to fool police'” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/sex-attack-on-pensioner-a-possible-attempt-to-fool-police-28466439.html  (13 February 2009) “Killing suspect 'face switch' fear” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/killing-suspect-face-switch-fear-28483203.html (17 June 2009) “Murder accused had plans to buy bogus passport, court told” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/murder-accused-had-plans-to-buy-bogus-passport-court-told-28483390.html (18 June 2009) “File on pensioner's murder has been prepared, court told” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/file-on-pensioners-murder-has-been-prepared-court-told-28489741.html (6 August 2009) “Crucifix used in murder of Newry pensioner Maire Rankin, court hears” in The Belfast Telegraph   https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/crucifix-used-in-murder-of-newry-pensioner-maire-rankin-court-hears-28515405.html (2 February 2010) 'Pharmacist faces trial for murder of Newry granny” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/pharmacist-faces-trial-for-murder-of-newry-granny-28535405.html (13 May 2010) “Pharmacist faces trial for OAP's murder” in The Belfast Telegraph https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/pharmacist-faces-trial-for-oaps-murder-28657540.html (14 September 2011) for a full list of sources please see mensreapod.com

Paul Murphy has the latest from the scene of a crash on the N7 in Dublin which saw three people killed.

Recording in front of two bars which are now closed (Filthy’s and The Points), a little number of pedestrians and vehicles passing, the sound of a skateboarder, little bit of wind. This is five days after the new Lockdown 2 in Belfast started. Part of the StayHomeSounds project to map and reimagine the sounds of the Covid-19 lockdowns.

Recording in front of two bars which are closed/closing (Filthy’s – closed and The Points – closing), at The Points they were still people finishing their drinks on the outdoor terrace, staff picking up glassware, groups of people leaving the pub, chatter, passerby, vehicle traffic, at Filthy’s they were boarding up their doors and windows for the closure. Beginning of Lockdown 2 in Belfast.– Georgios Varoutsos  Part of the StayHomeSounds project to map and reimagine the sounds of the Covid-19 lockdowns.

On this episode, Jim and Therese Rea shared their memories of the cinema on the Dublin Road in Belfast following the confirmation in recent weeks that the site has now closed permanently.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/banterflix)

We're back for the first episode of 2020 where we're talking Connacht Senior Rugby Cup win for Sligo Rugby with Matthew Earley and a look at the opportunities for Leitrim people to get fit this new year. Matthew Earley shares his experience of collecting his first silverware with Sligo Rugby Club after adding the Connacht Senior Cup to his Connacht Senior League medal won earlier in the year. He talks about the challenge they faced in the shape of Cork Con in the All Ireland Cup Semi Final last weekend. Breifne takes a look at the Rugby, Soccer and U20 Gaelic Football results from the weekend and introduces the Athlete of the Month awards on the show. Each month there will be an award for the Athlete of the Month in three categories: International, National & Local. Full details are available at www.leitrimdaily.com/awards We also feature a number of options for fitness around the county from Mohill, Manorhamilton, Carrick on Shannon, Kinlough and Kiltoghert. Paul Kilgannon explains whats on offer in his FitKicks gym in Mohill with a mix of activities from classes, hikes and group challenges keeping it fresh for members of all ages from all over the Mohill region. Anna and Fab from CrossFit Carrick drop in to chat about what exactly CrossFit is, the kind of workouts they lead and what's on offer in their premises on the Dublin Road next door to Trailblazers and Vobe. James McDowell discusses the advantages of hiring a Personal Trainer and the impressive results that he has achieved with his clients, including our prize winner Helena during the last quarter of last year from his base at Train & Gain in the Mulvey Centre in Cortober, Carrick on Shannon. Frank Whitney of Urban Fit Crew talks about the BoxFit classes they run in Kiltoghert Community Centre where they use the skills of boxing to get their members in shape and moving faster. Leigha Brennan of LB Fitness in Kinlough chats about what's on offer in her studio on the main street of the north Leitrim town. (Edited: This segment was removed due to a technical issue in the recorded interview.) Gerry Creamer, manager of the Bee Park Centre in Manorhamilton, explains how the people of the region can take advantage of their new facilities as part of the Bee Park Sports Hub which launched late last year.

Welcome back to another episode of the Community Voices Podcast!First up we have Conor and Cara discussing the lane change on the Dublin Road and the confusion that has occurred with this.Also on this weeks episode we have Michael Roddy, from Omagh Independent Advice Services speaking about Welfare Reform and the implications these have for Northern Ireland.The podcast comes to a conclusion with a round up of events that are coming up in the Omagh area. This podcast is part of Omagh Community House's "New Beginnings - Community Voices" project which is funded under The Executive Office's T:BUC strategy. Get in touch via:Email: communityvoicesoch@gmail.comTelephone: 07809151593Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newbeginningscommunityvoices/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newbeginnings_communityvoices/Twitter: https://twitter.com/NewBegi85626232 

The demolition of the Horizon Mall has come as part of Limerick City and County Council’s programme of targeting derelict sites with a view to bringing them back into use and reducing eyesores around the city and county.They’ve ordered the vacant site Located on the Parkway Valley site on the Dublin Road to be “razed to the ground”. The site has been derelict since 2007 and since then has changed ownership on a number of occasions. It has been on the Derelict Site Register since July 2018.Gillian is joined by Live95's Ronan Moyles for more..Photo courtesy of Google Images. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we're discussing being newly elected to the County Council with Paddy Farrell while Frank Dolan talks about the highs and lows of life in Dromahair with new opportunities arising from the new Rose of Inisfree moorings in Sligo Town while the old Abbey Hotel remains an eyesore in the town. We're also talking about Paddy's participation along with other councillors at the recent Beef Protest at Leinster House and how it appears to be collateral damage as part of the benefits in other parts of Irish life. The traffic situation and the frustration of business owners in Carrick on Shannon based on the road works which have been ongoing in recent weeks along the N4 in between the bridge and the Dublin Road. We're also talking insurance and the claims culture which has developed in the country and has forced the closure of numerous activity based businesses and locally events like the Jamestown Show have been forced to close their doors because of the rising cost of insurance. Breifne also details the winner of the Experience Leitrim promotion and outlines the next competition on the show which runs for the next week. Today's Show was sponsored by The Village Spot Festival in Leitrim Village.

Robert Carlyle: In Conversation with Brian Henry Martin at the Movie House, Dublin Road

In 1954, Nurse Catherine Cooper (64) lived and worked in Limerick city as a home sister, visiting the ill and infirm at their bedsides. She was originally from County Clare, but had spent much of her working life in London, until the outbreak of World War Two. On the night of November 19th, 1954, she decided to walk back to her hospital from her last home visit. On the Dublin Road, she was spotted by a 24 year old carman, Michael Manning, who had been drinking all day. He attacked her, and she was killed on the roadside. But was Manning legally responsible for her death? Our podcast Promo this week is from Nordic True Crime (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nordic-true-crime/id1357329217) , a pod that tells shocking stories from Europes frozen north. Go subscribe today, if you aren’t already! Find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/mensreapod/) or Twitter (https://twitter.com/MensReaPod) ! With thanks to our supporters on Patreon! If you would like to support the podcast, head on over to Patreon.com (https://www.patreon.com/MensReaPod) . Theme Music: Quinn’s Song: The Dance Begins by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Sources: Dermot Walsh, Beneath Cannock's Clock: The last hanged man in Ireland (Cork: Mercier Press, 2009) Purchase here (https://www.amazon.com/Beneath-Cannocks-Clock-Hanged-Ireland/dp/1856356272/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=Dermot+Walsh%2C+Beneath+Cannock%27s+Clock%3A+The+last+hanged+man+in+Ireland&qid=1559854474&s=digital-text&sr=8-1-fkmr0) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_John%27s_Castle_(Limerick)   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limerick  My own Legal Studies Notes!

Gary McCausland is one of the UK's most successful property developers with a string of successful prestigious developments to his name, mainly in London. Recently, he decided to "come home" and develop here beginning in earnest with The Gallery - a collection of 58 apartments on the Dublin Road, Belfast along with a café/bistro. In this fascinating interview Gary explains why he believes that Belfast is now not only a safe place to invest but a good one too. His next project, One Bankmore Square, in Belfast aims to provide the city with the kind of accommodation Google employees would typically expect. It's a £65million gamble. References: 1.Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind Paperback – 30 Apr 2015 by Yuval Noah Harari (Author)

This Mexican joint that also serves really good coneys is at 1335 Dublin Road.

The Blitz 5th Annual Christmas in July happens Friday, July 21st at Nationwide Children's Hospital located at 555 South 18th Street with Loper and Randi. Drop off a new toy and help bring a smile to the face of a sick child at Nationwide Children's Hospital! We'll have free breakfast and coffee for those who bring by a new toy during Loper and Randi's live broadcast between 6-10am. Bring a new toy for the kids Friday, July 21st in front of the outpatient visit center at Nationwide Children's Hospital. Brought to you by your rock station, 99.7 The Blitz!And if you can't make it on July 21st, no worries. The Blitz Studios, at 1458 Dublin Road will be collecting toys to benefit Nationwide Children's Hospital during business hours (9a to 5p Monday through Friday). You can also make a monetary donation here: https://nationwidechildrens.childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org/http://ohiohealthandwellness.com/http://www.wmni.comhttp://www.1039jackfm.comhttp://www.theblitz.comPodcast ideas? - email us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.comLike to sponsor a part or all of our podcast? - email us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.comHelp us spread the word by commenting and reviewing our podcast on your podcast player. And thanks for subscribing so you automatically get each episode as we release it.

The Blitz 5th Annual Christmas in July happens Friday, July 21st at Nationwide Children's Hospital located at 555 South 18th Street with Loper and Randi. Drop off a new toy and help bring a smile to the face of a sick child at Nationwide Children's Hospital! We'll have free breakfast and coffee for those who bring by a new toy during Loper and Randi's live broadcast between 6-10am. Bring a new toy for the kids Friday, July 21st in front of the outpatient visit center at Nationwide Children's Hospital. Brought to you by your rock station, 99.7 The Blitz!And if you can't make it on July 21st, no worries. The Blitz Studios, at 1458 Dublin Road will be collecting toys to benefit Nationwide Children's Hospital during business hours (9a to 5p Monday through Friday). You can also make a monetary donation here: https://nationwidechildrens.childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org/http://ohiohealthandwellness.com/http://www.wmni.comhttp://www.1039jackfm.comhttp://www.theblitz.comPodcast ideas? - email us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.comLike to sponsor a part or all of our podcast? - email us at bjohnson@nabco-inc.comHelp us spread the word by commenting and reviewing our podcast on your podcast player. And thanks for subscribing so you automatically get each episode as we release it.

BusinessJazz - Season 3 - Dublin Road Trip Special by Business Jazz

Dundalk FM 100 had the pleasure of doing an Outside Broadcast with Town Talk in Felda Health, Fitness and Spa on the Dublin Road this morning. Thanks Ciaran O'Connor from Felda for all his work in making today's first OB from Felda a success. Thanks very much to all our guests on the show today Rosemary McKeown - Citizens Information Centre, who spoke to us about supports for people who find themselves out of work. Ciaran O'Connor and Niall kelly Personal Trainer (www.niallkelly.ie) Thanks also to Joanna Woods (www.bionutritionclinic.ie) and Robert Kinahan (Gym Manager) who both spoke to us about the importance of Nutrition and exercise as part of an overall fitness plan. Thanks to Barry Kierans Hypnotherapist & Hypnoanalyst Lenister Hypnotherapy Clinic (www.leinsterhypnotherapyclinic.ie) who spoke to us about the benifits of Hypnotherapy and positive attitude as part of a weight loss plan. Thanks also to Shirley Muldoon - Staff Member who told us all about her cycle from Mizen to Malin to raise money for local charities. Thanks also to Alison Stevens from the Hair Salon in Felda and Jacqui McDonnell from the Health Spa, who told us all about the services and special treatments they both on offer for you at Felda. Dundalk FM 100 would also like to thank Felda Health, Fitness and Spa for coming on-board as Sponsor for Town talk from October 2010. Felda, putting some MUSCLE behind Dundalk FM 100 !!