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Dublin Today with Elisabeth Hearst is a news and current affairs show highlighting the key issues affecting Dubliners and the people of Ireland's capital city.


It also sheds light on under reported topics, giving locals a platform to share their stories. From hard-hitting news to cultural insights, entertainment, and lifestyle, we cover the stories that matter - informing, engaging, and reflecting the pulse of the city.

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  • Ireland's "hidden army" of carers call for better support and reform

    Ireland's "hidden army" of carers call for better support and reform
    Jun 10 2025

    It's National Carers Week, which shines a light on the more than 500-thousand people who care for loved ones at home.


    Among them is Sinead Tighe from Tallaght, who is a full-time carer to her son Daniel.


    She and Catherine Cox from Family Carers Ireland joined Elizabeth in studio.


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    11 m
  • Talking Transition with Jonathan Byrne

    Talking Transition with Jonathan Byrne
    Jun 3 2025

    Is there anything we can learn from how teenagers consume media?


    Talking Transition is an original short documentary by Dublin's Q102 News Broadcaster, Jonathan Byrne. Jonathan spoke to 9 Transition Year students from all across Dublin about their media consumption habits, and explored how they view and interact with content.

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    9 m
  • Robert O'Byrne on teaching inclusion through sport

    Robert O'Byrne on teaching inclusion through sport
    May 28 2025

    Robert O’Byrne is now travelling across the city giving inclusive PE classes to youngsters.


    Rob himself was seriously injured in a freak accident on holidays when he was 17, and was left paralysed from the chest down as a result. He's hoping that by bringing these PE classes to kids, he'll encourage them to be more open and inclusive in their school lives.


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    8 m
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