Fringe Sep 16th 2025

An episode of the On The Fringe podcast, hosted by WLR, titled "Fringe Sep 16th 2025" was published on September 17, 2025 and runs 30 minutes.

September 17, 2025 ·30m · On The Fringe

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Fringe Sep 16th 2025, In 2023, Michael Harding walked the Camino de Santiago and wrote his memoir entitled I Loved Him from the Day he Died. Michael tells Gemma about An Evening with Michael Harding coming to Theatre Royal September 18th

To coincide with the Waterford Gallery of Art’s next exhibition, the gallery is delighted to announce the winner of ‘The Sea Around Us’ open call competition, Linn Hansen. Judge and Biodiversity Officer, Marina Mulligan chats with Gemma about the exhibition running September 19th - January 22nd

Author and journalist Aoife Barry is the latest guest of Writers at Waterford Libraries, September 20th. Gemma and Aoife discuss journalism, disinformation and how media shapes our world.

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