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Tá Caoimhe O’Connell, Oifigeach Óige le Oh Yeah, agus Charlie Hanlon, réalta óg ceoil as Dún Phádraig, linn le labhairt faoin fhéile Sound of Belfast, faoi ghradaim NI Music Prize na hoíche aréir agus faoi Volume Control – ceolchoirm san Ionad Oh Yeah ina mbeidh Charlie féin ag seinm.

Buaileann Niamh Nic Oistigín isteach ar Cúnamh, tionscnamh meabhairshláinte i gcathair Dhoire a théann i ngleic le tráma iar-choimhlinte idirghlúine. Ar na cláir phobail atá acu, tá seirbhís ar leith, maoinithe ag Â鶹ԼÅÄ Children in Need, a thugann tacaíocht do dhaoine óga ag streachailt le neamhord itheacháin agus fadhbanna meabhairshláinte eile, agus labhraíonn Niamh le duine óg amháin a bhain tairbhe as an tseirbhís sin.

Rebecca meets Caoimhe O'Connell, Youth Engagement Officer at the Oh Yeah Centre, and rising star Charlie Hanlon from Downpatrick, to chat about the Sound of Belfast event and last night’s NI Music Prize.

Niamh Nic Oistigín reports from Cúnamh, a mental health project in Derry addressing the intergenerational effects of post-conflict trauma. Amongst their services is a support programme, funded by Â鶹ԼÅÄ Children In Need, for young people struggling with eating disorders and other mental health issues, and Niamh meets a young person who has benefitted directly from that programme.