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Thanks for the mention much appreciated 👍🏻

Well done Darren 👍🏻

Thanks Darren for covering this Event.

Thanks Darren for the interview and coverage.

Yes! Finally someone speaking out for dogs! We have a lot to do as a country, and we need to get tough on animal abuse. Dogs are currently seen as property by Irish law- that is ridiculous in this day and age. Good man, John! You have my support! <3 There are over 33,000 NGO's in Ireland, so maybe some of their money should be diverted to this cause.

Lots of animal cruelty. And its so called 'humans' who are doing it. Look at that dreadful treatment of the horses in the RTE documentary.

Great interview. Well done Darren.

Well said Lisa ❤

Great work for our animals. Hopefully animal experiments will stop. Thank you for your work

People of Limerick could do worse than elect Gerben for mayor, he has a heart of gold and make no mistake here .he has a lot of experience in politics. If you want justice and well-being for animals you automatically fight for human rights as animals are an integral part of our society. If we treat animals cruelly we can’t teach our kids about peace and ethics. Ireland can become a role model in how we treat EVERYONE to secure a kind and healthy environment for the future , Limerick could be part of something historical here ! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

Why do the Gaelic signs only appear north of Perth

Keep up the good work on animal welfare Darren!

Apologies, I mix up my years, and lose 10 every so often! The first World AIDS Day, proposed by UNAIDS was held on 1st of December 1988, 35 years ago, to maximise education and publicity on the now global HIV and AIDS epidemic. The theme was ‘Communication’. The red ribbon became the global symbol for solidarity with HIV-positive people and those living with AIDS.

Thanks for doing this, Darren

Hi Darren, reference your interview with Majella Beattie from Care Champions.. Majella and the Care Champions Volunteers have been and continue to be a great help and support to us the families who's Loved Ones died in Nursing Homes, Hospital's, across all care settings.. The Government has continuously ignored families in their call for a meeting to discuss the serious issues we have regarding these deaths and how they were cared for before they died. Thanks to yourself and the Near FM team for highlighting this issue Best regards Patrick Coyle

Thanks Darren for the interview and coverage. Much appreciated.

Thank you for highlighting this. This government has really let down so many in this country. From personal experience I understand what Cathal is saying regards Mental Health and how important support is for our well being. Being left at home with no social interaction is not right. Especially if these services were lifelines for people with Mental Health.Thank you Cathal for speaking out. Best wishes. Lisa @missingstolenanimalsireland

At 10.15 the question you ask John re Peadair Tóibín and Aontú and a meeting in Leinster House in September that would be my group Missing Stolen Animals and our newly formed group Companion Animal Advocate’s hope to be part of.

Thanks Darren

Thanks Darren

Thank you for lending your support for this peaceful protest. We are facing similar problems here in England, Scotland and Wales too. The more voices the louder we can should. Animal welfare should not be low on the priority list. So many wonderful volunteers helping victims of Pet Theft and rescues picking up the pieces of the consequences of Pet a theft it’s horrendous. Well done to all that attended to raise more awareness please keep shouting. There’s an old saying “He who shouts loudest gets results. Well done all 🙏

Thanks Darren for interviewing me. Much appreciated. Hope to see you on the day 🙏🐾