Ruth Kennedy

RTÉ Radio One

Spotting Fake Content about Ukraine on The Ryan Tubridy Show

Storyful editor Rhona Tarrant talks to Ryan about spotting fake video about Ukraine on social media and how Silicon Valley is fighting Russian disinformation.

Highlights • 04 Mar 22

Adi Roche on Chernobyl 'no-war zone' on Today with Claire Byrne

Speaking to Claire Byrne on Today, founder and CEO of Chernobyl Children International Adi Roche calls for the site of the former Chernobyl nuclear power plant to be declared a 'no-war zone'.

Highlights • 04 Mar 22

Principal of Belfast's Holy Cross Boys School Kevin McArevey joined Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ Radio 1.

Belfast Principal on trans-generational trauma and philosophy

Principal of Belfast's Holy Cross Boys School Kevin McArevey joined Ryan to talk about teaching philosophy to kids to promote problem-solving and mental health and 'Young Plato', a new film about his work.

living • 25 Feb 22

Teaching Philosophy to Kids on The Ryan Tubridy Show

Principal of Belfast's Holy Cross Boy's School Kevin McArevey joined Ryan to talk about teaching philosophy to kids and Young Plato, a new documentary about his work.

Highlights • 03 Mar 22

Dr Malie Coyne on spotting the signs of a toxic friendship

"Have the mantra in your mind to fill your life with radiators not drains."

living • 21 Feb 22

Toxic Friendships on Today with Claire Byrne

Clinical Psychologist and author Dr Malie Coyne talks about toxic friendships: how to recognise them, how to walk away and what a genuine friendship looks like on Today with Claire Byrne

Highlights • 03 Mar 22

Helen Mirren on The Ryan Tubridy Show

Multi award-winning actor Helen Mirren chats to Oliver Callan about playing Dorothy Bunton in The Duke. Mirren plays the wife of a retired bus driver who was involved in one of the most incredible art heists in history.

Highlights • 11 Feb 22

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre CEO on attitudes to consent

CEO of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Noeline Blackwell spoke to Claire about research and attitudes to consent and sexual harassment, following the violent death of teacher and musician Ashling Murphy.

living • 17 Jan 22

Noeline Blackwell: "Women today are fearful"

CEO of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Noeline Blackwell talks to Claire Byrne about recent research on attitudes to consent and sexuality and how things need to change.

Highlights • 14 Jan 22

"We can't squander the huge potential that these women have lost by not making sure that we make our society and our community safer."

CEO of Women's Aid: "The reality is that women don't feel safe"

CEO of Women's Aid Sarah Benson spoke to Claire Byrne following the murder of 23-year old primary school teacher and musician Ashling Murphy.

living • 14 Jan 22