24 Hours 4 AIRC on 88.4FM
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Athlone Community Radio has teamed up again this year with AIRC Midlands for 24 Hours 4 AIRC on 88.4fm.
We would like to invite you to join us at Midnight on June 29th until Midnight on June 30th
Dan Coulter and Deirdre Hunt will be joined by special guests throughout the 24 hours.
Starting off at midnight in studio the duo will broadcast live from Starbucks in the Athlone Towncentre Shopping Centre between 10 & 12pm, back to the studio until 3pm, from 3pm – 5pm they will be found in the newly opened Vincent’s Shop on Church Street. It’s down to Main Street at night between 9 & 11pm before they finish it all off in the studio at midnight.
Why support ÁIRC Midlands and Athlone Community Radio?
ÁIRC Midlands is a voluntary support organisation for children with any additional needs and their family and friends. It is accessible to anyone in the midlands. This support comes in many forms, emotional, social, educational and financial. We have provided workshops, summer camps, accessible and fully inclusive family days, subsidised therapies and emergency respite grants to families since we set up.
Athlone Community Radio is a not for profit volunteer led community media project supporting community groups, organisations and individuals by giving them air time to highlight and promote the work they do in our community. We also providing work experience to Students from TY, 3rd Level, Return to Education Programmes. We also provide training and skills development to volunteers, who in turn record and preserve local oral histories. We offer an alternative media source to the Community of Athlone.
Any support you could provide will make a real and lasting difference to the services provided by ÁIRC Midlands and Athlone Community Radio and we would greatly appreciate it.
We would like to invite you to join us at Midnight on June 29th until Midnight on June 30th
Dan Coulter and Deirdre Hunt will be joined by special guests throughout the 24 hours.
Starting off at midnight in studio the duo will broadcast live from Starbucks in the Athlone Towncentre Shopping Centre between 10 & 12pm, back to the studio until 3pm, from 3pm – 5pm they will be found in the newly opened Vincent’s Shop on Church Street. It’s down to Main Street at night between 9 & 11pm before they finish it all off in the studio at midnight.
Why support ÁIRC Midlands and Athlone Community Radio?
ÁIRC Midlands is a voluntary support organisation for children with any additional needs and their family and friends. It is accessible to anyone in the midlands. This support comes in many forms, emotional, social, educational and financial. We have provided workshops, summer camps, accessible and fully inclusive family days, subsidised therapies and emergency respite grants to families since we set up.
Athlone Community Radio is a not for profit volunteer led community media project supporting community groups, organisations and individuals by giving them air time to highlight and promote the work they do in our community. We also providing work experience to Students from TY, 3rd Level, Return to Education Programmes. We also provide training and skills development to volunteers, who in turn record and preserve local oral histories. We offer an alternative media source to the Community of Athlone.
Any support you could provide will make a real and lasting difference to the services provided by ÁIRC Midlands and Athlone Community Radio and we would greatly appreciate it.
Organizer
Mary Lennon
Organizer
