On Business Matters this week Chris Ashmore speaks with finance expert Dan Malone about how savers should shop around to get better interest rates, and finds out more about the recently launched savings comparison website, honest.ie Ireland is a nation of savers, but many people are getting paltry interest rates on their deposits. Dan explains […]
In this week’s Business Matters, Chris Ashmore’s main focus of attention is a look at a very exciting Donegal Diaspora Initiative that is taking place in March in Philadelphia. And later in the programme, he’ll be speaking with Paul O’Donnell, about his role as Employment Engagement Coordinator, with the Donegal Local Development Company and what
In Business Matters this week, Chris Ashmore speaks with the recently appointed new CEO of Highland Radio, Sean Quinn. Sean has been the station’s Sales and Marketing Manager since 2019, and takes over from Fionnuala Rabbitt, who will remain with the station as Financial Controller. Sean, who lives in Kilmacrennan, has been speaking about the
On Business Matters this week, the main topic is pensions and how if you worked previously in Northern Ireland or Great Britain, not only could you get a small UK pension but by paying additional National Insurance Contributions, you can get an increased UK pension worth in excess of €14,000 per annum. Many people who
In this week’s edition of Business Matters, Chris Ashmore has been speaking with the key personnel behind a very successful Ballyshannon based company, Get Up and Go Publications Ltd. It produces high-quality inspirational diaries, journals and planners that go far beyond Ireland’s shores and retail outlets. Indeed, around 600,000 copies have now been sold. The
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An army chaplain has been left seriously injured after a stabbing at a barracks in Galway. Gardaí and members of the Armed Response Unit responded to the incident at Renmore Barracks at 10.45 last night. A man in his 50s received a number of stab wounds and was taken to hospital for treatment of non-life
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Ireland has to be prepared for cases of mpox to be recorded here. That’s according to a leading infectious disease specialist, as Sweden’s public health agency records the first case of a more dangerous variant of mpox outside Africa. The WHO has declared the outbreak of mpox in Africa as a public health emergency of
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Sinn Fein has said sunbeds should be banned if recommended by the Chief Medical Officer. It’s after Professor Mary Horgan said earlier this week she was ‘concerned’ about them, but added she needed to gather evidence on their links to skin cancer. There have been calls for sunbeds to be banned in recent weeks –
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Anthony Doogan is the Principal at Moville Community College. He’s expressing his concerns over the impact the Mica crisis is having on the mental well-being of his teachers and pupils. He’s worried at the effects it’s having on student’s education and is looking for government backing for a number of initiatives to address the issues
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Psychotherapist Keeley Taverner joins Greg to answer your relationship questions. Keeley is back in February, any questions to comments@highlandradio.com . And don’t forget you can listen or watch the Nine till Noon Show every week day!
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