Ardu; Ryan Pleijzier; Cats Eyes; Eimear McGovern
John talks to Ryan Pleijzier, who gave up university to care for his sister. Live music is from a cappella group Ardu.
John broadcasts from the Radio Foyle studios on the weekend of the International Choral Festival. There's live music from a cappella group Ardu and John visits Voces8 at a choral workshop in the city. In the studio he meets the teenage inventors who have created something that may just save your life, cats eyes that change colour in icy conditions. He also chats to two award winners - Eimear McGovern talks about life as a daughter on her family farm with three sisters and the award she won in recognition of saving her father's life when he had a heart attack; and Ryan Pleijzier who won the Homesense Young Achiever Award at the Prince's Trust Awards in recognition of the challenges he faced giving up university to become a legal guardian of his sister. Paula McIntyre cooks roast pumpkin, sage and bacon pasta bake for Halloween.
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Clips
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Cuisle - Say a Little Prayer
Duration: 01:55
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Eoin McGeehan and Ronan McGeehan and an 'eye' catching idea
Duration: 07:06
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Ard霉 A Cappella - Waiting on the World to Change
Duration: 01:41
Broadcast
- Sat 27 Oct 2018 11:03麻豆社 Radio Ulster & 麻豆社 Radio Foyle