On Friday's 'Déise Today', Damien went for a rectal examination for International's men's health week.
In order to break down the taboo that comes with areas such as rectal examinations and also prostace cancer, Damien went for a rectal examination and recorded the whole piece for radio.
Damien wants to break down the taboo that revolves the subject.
Also on the show was Dick Tubritt, a Waterford man who has survived prostate cancer was also in studio to talk about his experience with prostate cancer.
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https://soundcloud.com/wlrfmwaterford/deise-today-14th-june-damien-goes-for-his-rectal-examination?in=wlrfmwaterford/sets/deise-today-2019
Also on Friday’s show, Damien was speaking to Conor McCarthy, one of the investors for the new runway that gained capital planning permission from the government this week for Waterford Airport, spoke with Damien this morning.
Conor is the chairman of ‘Stobart’, a co-founder of ‘Air Asia’ and founder of ‘Dublin Aerospace’.
This was after news on Friday morning that ministers within the government had warned Minister for Transport Shane Ross that it is unwise to invest 5 million into the runway.
Minister of State for Training and Skills John Halligan has said the €5m investment from the Government in Waterford Airport was “a small amount”.
This follows reports that Minister for Transport Shane Ross went against the advice of officials in granting the investment, Mr Halligan said that down the years, such advice from civil servants has not been correct.
The Waterford TD said the southeast should have the same infrastructural opportunities as everywhere else in Ireland and asked why the region should be excluded when every other region across Ireland has an airport.
https://soundcloud.com/wlrfmwaterford/deise-today-14th-june-damien-chats-with-a-main-investor-of-waterford-airport
Also on the show, Damien was speaking to Waterford born writer and journalist Megan Nolan who has had work published in ‘The New York Times’, ‘The Sunday Times’ and more.
She recently wrote a piece on her affinity of Waterford and how she feels that even though she loves Waterford with all her heart, that she could never really see herself living here.
If you want to listen to that interview, you can click here.
https://soundcloud.com/wlrfmwaterford/deise-today-14th-june-damien-chats-with-novelist-megan-nolan
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