Muhammad was 3 years old when he was killed in a bomb attack at his home in Gaza in 2024. His young sister, Joud, and mother, Islam, both serioulsy injured - Joud lost her eye as a result of the attack. The family were evacuated from Gaza after the attack, and are now living in Collooney in Sligo - Islam says they are still healing - this is their story (A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family - 'Help my family heal and build a new life in Ireland')

 

 

Muhammad was 3 years old when he was killed in a bomb attack at his home in Gaza in 2024. His young sister, Joud, and mother, Islam, both serioulsy injured - Joud lost her eye as a result of the attack. The family were evacuated from Gaza after the attack, and are now living in Collooney in Sligo - Islam says they are still healing - this is their story (A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family - 'Help my family heal and build a new life in Ireland')
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North West Today, a multi-award-winning show has traditionally set the news agenda for the North West. Every morning Niall Delaney brings you a combination of hard-hitting interviews, listener interaction on local issues and human interest stories from around the region.
Tuesdays Feature: ‘On The Beat’ Niall is joined by local Gardaí who keep listeners updated on local crime prevention efforts and news around the North West. We hear their advice and guidance on protecting our homes, families and business’s.
The show is produced by Donegal native Margaret Carr-Flynn

North West Today

North West Today, a multi-award-winning show has traditionally set the news agenda for the North West. Every morning Niall Delaney brings you a combination of hard-hitting interviews, listener interaction on local issues and human interest stories from around the region.
Tuesdays Feature: ‘On The Beat’ Niall is joined by local Gardaí who keep listeners updated on local crime prevention efforts and news around the North West. We hear their advice and guidance on protecting our homes, families and business’s.
The show is produced by Donegal native Margaret Carr-Flynn