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Guest: Toronto Star reporter Mark Colley and contributor Aisling Murphy In this episode, This Matters looks at the Tay-Tay-takeover of Toronto, in which the pop star's six concerts over 10 days have been estimated to bring in as many as a half a million tourists and pump hundreds of millions of dollars into the economy. Reporter Mark Colley provides some perspective on the phenomenon and all it has entailed, from massive security, transit and traffic planning, to the scene around the city. Aisling Murphy, the Star's resident Swiftie, was at the show on Thursday night, and provides a look at the vibes inside, and a perspective on what the performance was like. PLUS: How Taylor's Toronto “secret songs” in her first performance tied into the season.    

Brian interviews Aisling Murphy. Originally from Baltimore, MD, Aisling is an award-winning theater critic and arts journalist based in Toronto. She's the senior editor of Intermission Magazine and she frequently writes about Canadian theater and pop culture for the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, and CBC Arts, with additional bylines at Exclaim!!, Maclean's, and CTV News Toronto. Aisling Murphy talks about political polls and her recent op Ed in the Toronto Star about her time in a call centre and what it taught her about them.

Last November, after Josef Puska was sentenced to life for the murder of Aisling Murphy, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced that the State needed more spaces in prisons.“If people want dangerous people locked up for a long time, we're going to need more room in our prisons,” the Taoiseach said. Minister for Justice Helen McEntee later confirmed plans for 600 additional spaces across four prison estates.But, not everyone agrees that building more prison cells is the answer.The Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT) has repeatedly called for a reduction in the number of people being jailed, noting that nearly three quarters of committals in 2022 were for 12 months or less. “We need to see a shift to people getting more community service,” IPRT director Saoirse Brady told today's podcast. “I don't think that we require extra spaces. It's actually stated Government policy since August 2022 that we would reduce the number of people going to prison for 12 months or less.”Irish Times Crime and Security Editor Conor Lally also joins the podcast to discuss the pros and cons of building more spaces for inmates in Irish prisons.Presented by Sorcha Pollak. Produced by John Casey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2023: It was a year that broke global temperature records, riots took over the streets of Dublin and the world looked on in horror as more than 20,000 people were killed in the Gaza Strip, around 70% of which were women and children. HSE-funded fertility treatment became available to couples and the Irish football team did us proud at the Women's World Cup. Josef Puska was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Aisling Murphy, singer and activist Sinead O'Connor died at the age of 56 and the Irish Government brought in paid leave for victims of domestic abuse. To talk through the pivotal moments of 2023 and how they impacted women in Ireland and around the world, Róisín Ingle is joined by author and academic Katriona O'Sullivan and journalist and broadcaster Alison O'Connor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*Send your voicenotes, thoughts and opinions to 0892096423*This week Carl Kinsella and I discuss the ongoing events in Gaza, as well as why the government are going so hard on their smartphones in schools policy and the Northern Lights appearing in Ireland. FYI - the Aisling Murphy verdict came in after we recorded, so we will cover that next week. I chat to Eve McDowell, co-founder of Stalking Ireland, about how her personal experience of stalking led her to campaign to make stalking a standalone offence (and succeed in making it happen!). Esther O'Moore Donohoe discuss the return of Girls Aloud, Harry Styles haircut and his fans totally normal reaction and the madness of Bravocon.Reccomendations:BottomsSnowfallToo support the podcast and get extra episodes join the Patreon here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

That was Aisling Murphy's boyfriend Ryan Casey speaking outside court yesterday after Jozef Puska was convicted of her murder Speaking to Shane this morning was Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, Mary McAuliffe.

'We have evil in this room – those were the words of Mr Justice Tony Hunt after Jozef Puska was convicted of murdering schoolteacher Ashling Murphy We speak to Anne Clarke, CEO of Offaly Domestic Violence Support Services, and also Ronan Berry who was involved in the vigil in Tullamore after Aisling's murder. Also joining Shane was Lisa Chambers, Fianna Fail Senator.

Aisling Murphy trial update, with court reporter Andrew Louth

After weeks of harrowing evidence at the Central Criminal Court, Jozef Puska was found guilty yesterday of the murder of Ashling Murphy. The 33-year-old Slovakian is now facing a mandatory life sentence. Frank Greaney Newstalk's courts correspondent was there yesterday, as he was throughout the entire trial and Frank joined Pat on the show.

That was Aisling Murphy's boyfriend Ryan Casey speaking outside court yesterday after Jozef Puska was convicted of her murder Speaking to Shane this morning was Director of the Gender Studies Programme at UCD, Mary McAuliffe.

Johnny Luby's Weekly Ramblings A verdict in the Aisling Murphy murder trial as Josef Pushka is found guilty Who is really on trial? We look at the fallout from the Molly Martens case The Animal Bar is no more! Nestlé is set to discontinue Animal Bars after 60 years. Our Friday Panel unpacks the hot topics of the week. Including the Cashel refugee story, phones for school children and the explosion of Christmas ads this week.

'We have evil in this room – those were the words of Mr Justice Tony Hunt after Jozef Puska was convicted of murdering schoolteacher Ashling Murphy We speak to Anne Clarke, CEO of Offaly Domestic Violence Support Services, and also Ronan Berry who was involved in the vigil in Tullamore after Aisling's murder. Also joining Shane was Lisa Chambers, Fianna Fail Senator.

Aisling Murphy Trial update, with court reporter Andrew Louth

Aisling Murphy Trial update, with court reporter Andrew Louth

Serwis informacyjny Irlandia-Europa-Świat Prezydent Republiki Irlandii Michael Higgins wezwał do pokojowego rozwiązania konfliktu izraelsko-palestyńskiego. Jak powiedział: Należy zająć się ciągłą, przerażającą liczbą ofiar śmiertelnych wśród ludności cywilnej w Gazie i Izraelu. Powinno to dotyczyć nas wszystkich w obliczu tej straszliwej, ciągłej utraty życia wśród cywilów. Która ma tak niszczycielski wpływ na rodziny ze wszystkich stron, przy czym dużą część zabitych stanowią kobiety i dzieci. Ważne jest, aby zweryfikować liczby i upewnić się, że utracone życie nie ograniczają się do konkurencyjnych komunikatów prasowych.  Central Statistics Office informuje o spadku rocznego tempa inflacji w październiku do poziomu 3,6%, najniższego od 12 lat. Premier Leo Varadkar poinformował, że irlandzki rząd nie ma jeszcze sprecyzowanych założeń nowej polityki wobec uchodźców wojennych z Ukrainy. W kraju przebywa ich ok. 100 tys. Polski minister spraw zagranicznych wypowiedział się na temat stanu relacji z Niemcami. Wyraził ubolewanie z powodu braku odpowiedzi władz RFN na polski raport o stratach wojennych Rosja unieważniła ratyfikację traktatu o całkowitym zakazie prób z bronią jądrową. Dokument podpisał poszukiwany listem gończym za zbrodnie wojenne w Ukrainie prezydent Władimir Putin. Traktat został przyjęty na forum ONZ w 1996 roku. Podpisało się pod nim, ale do tej pory ratyfikowany został jedynie przez 178 krajów. Nie ratyfikowały go m.in.Stany Zjednoczone, Chiny, Indie, Iran, Fakistan, Korea Północna i Egipt. W angielskim Blitchley odbywa się szczyt poświęcony zagrożeniom, jakie może z sobą nieść sztuczna inteligencja. Przylecieli m.in.: sekretarz generalny ONZ Antonio Guterres czy szef Tesli oraz właściciel Twittera  Elon Musk. Są obecni reprezentanci 27 rządów, think tanków, a także takich firm jak Google, Meta i Microsoft. Gospodarzem jest brytyjski premier Richie Sunak.[caption id="attachment_54374" align="alignnone" width="405"] Elon Musk / Fot. Heisenberg Media, Flickr.com[/caption] W Dublinie trwa proces mordercy nauczycielki Aisling Murphy. Ojciec pięciorga dzieci, który mieszka W Lanaleigh Grove, Mackland, w hrabstwie Offley, za pośrednictwem tłumaczenia, przyznał się do morderstwa pani Murphy. Dokonano go w Capin Car, w hrabstwie Tullamore, 12 stycznia 2022 roku. 5 listopada w dublińskim Drum Community Center odbędzie się Rodzinny Piknik Niepodległości. Wśród atrakcji:  konkurs pieśni patriotycznych dla dzieci, Bieg Niepodległości dla dzieci, konkurs strzelecki, występy Anny Misiewicz, warsztaty taneczne, Militarna Grupa Rekonstrukcyjna z czasów II wojny światowej z Dublina, grill, grochówka i loteria z nagrodami. 4 listopada w Dublinie odbędzie się koncert grupy Dżem. 

We have an update on the Aisling Murphy murder trial with Andrew Louth.Cllr Noel McCarthy is hearing complaints from residents in Fermoy about some households who do not have a regular refuse collection.A story of a young person who recovered from a stroke and went onto get a 3rd level degree.Tadhg Daly from Nursing Homes Ireland on the new HSE directive which allows elderly patients to be discharged into a care facility far from their home town.Ours to Protect this week is about teaching school children about compostingPat Kenny from the EPA has information on a new app which allows you to check the air quality in your area.Our weekly movie review with Mark Malone is '5 Nights at Freddies' and 'The Burial' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Claire Brock is joined by Billy Kelleher MEP, John O'Brennan, Donatella Rovera, Matt Frei, Michael Dickson, Deborah Naylor, Louise Bayliss & Lucy Fisher Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aisling Murphy Trial Update, with court reporter Andrew Louth

Send me your thoughts and feedback via voicenote to 0892096423.This week's episode felt a little doomed thanks to equipment failure (ok, it was human failure but the consequence was equipment failure) but I had to make it work after one of the most consuming week's of news I've ever experienced. Carl Kinsella and I go through what's happened over the last week in Gaza, as well as the start of the trail of the man accused of murdering Aisling Murphy and what is a Synod and should we care? I chat to Senator Lynn Ruane about her bill which seeks to end the use of NDAs to silence victims of bullying and harrassment. Cian Sullivan and I discuss Britney Spears' book which is actually coming really soon (can you believe?) as well as ACTUAL DOLLY PARTON appearing on Liveline. We are truly living in crazy days.For extra episodes and to support the podcast, join the Patreon here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aisling Murphy Trial update, with court reporter Andrew Louth

Harrowing details at the opening of the Aisling Murphy murder trial More deaths in Gaza. This time a hospital is the target Calls for assisted dying for adults with a terminal illness and a prognosis of six months or less. Should Penalty points be increased for Bank Holidays? Anti social behaviour on the streets of Clonmel More on rising Garda recruitment age and the parish rule in GAA The Gardai keep us up to speed on whats been happening around Tipperary Community Activist Martin Quinn chats to us about Canon Hayes ahead of an event this weekend. Gardening with Ultan Nesbitt, if you have a query, lock it in with us

Aisling Murphy trial update, with court reporter Andrew Lowth

The Aisling Murphy murder trial starts this week, we speak with our reporter Andrew Louth.Can fitting a black box to your car reduce your insurance costs?Property prices have gone up in Cork CityAdvice from Citizens Information in Mallow.All your nutrition questions are answered by Anneliese Dressell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Father of two, Paul Tierney, is halfway through the mammoth task of climbing 23 peaks in under two weeks to raise funds to support the Ashling Murphy Memorial Fund. Paul told Alison Curtis that he is climbing each mountain to mark each year of Aisling's life, after she was murdered in 2022 at the age of 23. He is also attempting to complete the task solo, cycling from one location to the next with his tent on his back. For the full chat press the play button on this page

Newstalk Breakfast has been remembering Ashling Murphy on the first anniversary of her death. Ashling's death shocked the nation to its core and sparked a dialogue in our society about how we tackle violence against women. The Government promised a “zero-tolerance” strategy to tackle domestic, sexual, and gender-based violence – a year on how has that progressed? To discuss we spoke to Josepha Madigan, Minister for State,  Anne Clarke CEO of Offaly Domestic Violence Support Services, and Board Member of Safe Ireland and Ewa Fitzgerald, CEO of Move Ireland.

Newstalk Breakfast has been remembering Ashling Murphy on the first anniversary of her death. Ashling's death shocked the nation to its core and sparked a dialogue in our society about how we tackle violence against women. The Government promised a “zero-tolerance” strategy to tackle domestic, sexual, and gender-based violence – a year on how has that progressed? To discuss we spoke to Josepha Madigan, Minister for State,  Anne Clarke CEO of Offaly Domestic Violence Support Services, and Board Member of Safe Ireland and Ewa Fitzgerald, CEO of Move Ireland.

2022: It was the year that Russia launched their attack on Ukraine, the women of Iran and Afghanistan continued their fight for freedom and the entire country mourned the death of 24-year old Aisling Murphy in Tullamore. The Irish women's football team won their place in the upcoming World Cup, Roe V Wade was overturned and the Wagatha Christy trial finally made it to court. To review the very best and worst bits of the last twelve months, Róisín Ingle is joined by Irish Times columnist Jennifer O'Connell, journalist Alison O'Connor and Iranian academic Mahya Ostovar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

[Documentary] "I had no contact with this man. All I ever said was hello to him. It's stalking. And it builds and builds." These are the words of my mother, Eileen Byrne. She's going to recount her ordeal with a stalker. I was just a kid at the time. I knew very little about it, until lately when she started talking about the incident. It was a recent Irish news story that triggered her memory. The murder of Aisling Murphy in broad daylight, sparked a national conversation not just about violence against women but also about the level of harassment and intimidation women are forced to endure on a daily basis. Aisling's murder added fuel to a prominent campaign to make stalking a criminal offence in Ireland. For more information about this campaign see Stalking.ie Full episode transcript here: https://mrjohnroche-42475.medium.com/yarn-25-the-stalker-3399f983ff0 --- Yarn is produced and edited by John Roche --- Comments and feedback very welcome! Twitter: @YarnStoryPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yarnstorypod/message

Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon return with the football magazine show looking ahead to the currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Senior Club Football Final. Schedule: (0:00 Latest News) (23:40 - Preview - Mourneabbey vs Kilkerrin/Clonberne (All-Ireland Senior Club Final) Darren and Niamh return with the football magazine show. They look at the latest news including paying their respects to Aisling Murphy, the open return of inter county teams to training, massive news in Leinster as the GAA & LGFA create a double header, Sue Ramsbottom on Laochra Gael, the National League, Coaching Officers at every club and much more. And we preview this Saturday's currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Senior Club Football Final. Cork's Mourneabbey are chasing a third consecutive crown while Galway's Kilkerrin/Clonberne seek to end an near 40-year wait for that county to win the Dolores Tyrell Cup. Darren and Niamh go through what to expect and who they think will be crowned champions. == Darren and Niamh will be back with THE THIRD HALF on Monday to review the All-Ireland Senior Final between Mourneabbey and Kilkerrin/Clonberne. Theme Song - 'Elevation' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Episode 83: We're back! This month we're straight talking Narcissism. We discuss the criteria for someone with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, the developmental contributors to what causes it, why narcissists are typically men and why Allan hasn't seen many in his practice. We also look at examples of narcissists in popular culture: Trump, Kanye and Dennis Reynolds from It's Always Sunny in Philadephia. Peter has caught covid since we were last with you but he's smiling as the family get a new car whilst Allan is smiling about the new Peacemaker TV show. As two men we discuss our feelings on women's safety in the midst of the Aisling Murphy murder. Follow Straight Talking Mental Health on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, email hello@stmhpodcast or check out www.stmhpodcast.com  

Yesterday on Woman's Hour we talked about the outpouring of grief in Ireland and beyond about the murder of Ashling Murphy. Today we are looking at solutions to ending violence against women. Sarah Benson, CEO Women's Aid Ireland joins Chloe. Universities are being called on to end the use of Non-Disclosure Agreements to silence complainants in sexual harassment cases by signing up to a new pledge today. Higher Education Minister Michelle Donelan MP joins Chloe to discuss her concerns that some establishments are also using the legally-binding contracts to deal with other problems such as abuse, and other forms of misconduct which stops the victims from speaking out and protects the reputations of perpetrators. Nearly seven million adults in the UK have very poor literacy skills – many of whom are too ashamed or embarrassed to ask for help. What impact can struggling to read and write have on a women's life long-term? Ginny Williams-Ellis is the CEO of Read Easy UK, a charity offering free one-to-one reading coaching. Sarah Todd used Read Easy back in 2015. Has sharing the realities of parenting gone too far? Journalist Rose Stokes is pregnant and has been getting loads of horror stories of birth and parenting from friends, family and strangers. We talk to her, and psychotherapist Anna Mathur. Former England Netball captain Ama Agbeze on the Vitality Roses defence of their Commonwealth title later this year. Tonight they take on World number one Australia in London in the annual Quad series. We'll look how that win in 2018 developed the elite game in England. Presenter: Chloe Tilley Producer: Lucinda Montefiore Picture credit: Steven Paston/PA Wire

A weekend of vigils and marches for Aisling Murphy - how do we make Ireland a safer place for women?... Rugby star Anna Caplice tells her own story of being harassed - and says the change has to start in the sports clubs...Where would be the best place for Corks new Lido - the Lee Fields? Blackrock? & lots more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Dave, Michelle and Conor discuss: The murder of Aisling Murphy and what needs to be done Pat Rabbitte justifying austerity Facebook moderators bring legal actions to High Court Public sector workers to demand “inflation-busting pay increases” Minimum unit pricing New flexible working Psychiatric Nurses not getting leave for work related PTSD, Vacant council homes Anti-vax alpha male group established And much more…

On this weeks episode Simon K speaks about domestic violence. This week has been a really difficult week for the people of Ireland and especially the Murphy family after the murder of their daughter Aisling Murphy from Tullamore. Ashling Murphy was a 23-year-old primary teacher from Tullamore in County Offaly, Ireland who was murdered on the 12th of January 2022.  It is believed that she was murdered after she went jogging in the area at around 4pm, with Gardai confirming they believe the attack took place in broad daylight.  Anyone with information is asked to contact Tullamore Garda Station on 057 932 7600, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station. Simon speaks about this tragic death and how we can educate boys, young men and each other about respecting women and young girls and how we all should feel safe on our streets. If you are affected by any of the content in the podcast there are links below to help. Also we have included links for other helpful information to inform and educate. Tullamore Garda Station on 057 932 7600 Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 Domestic violence in Ireland:https://www.womensaid.ie/about/policy/natintstats.html WAYS TO TEACH BOYS AND YOUNG MEN HOW NOT TO BE VIOLENT TOWARDS WOMEN AND GIRLS https://www.thepixelproject.net/2020/12/04/16-ways-to-teach-boys-and-young-men-how-not-to-be-violent-towards-women-and-girls/ Galway rape crisis centre: Galway Rape Crisis Centre: Home https://galwayrcc.ie Dublin rape crisis centre: Dublin Rape Crisis Centre | Home Page https://www.drcc.ie Women's aid Ireland: https://www.womensaid.ie/about/links.html Worldwide: https://www.rcne.com/links/sources-of-help-for-survivors/ National Women's Council of Ireland: https://www.nwci.ie Support us!

Women react to the tragic killing of Aisling Murphy. We hear their stories. The week that was with Johnny Looby Our Friday panel takes on the hot topics of the week in studio

The brutal murder of Aisling Murphy from Tullamore has sent shockwaves through the country Sinéad has had enough of hearing about violent acts against women and has a lot to say about it. She's back due to popular demand solicitor Elaine Byrne was with us discussing making a will and answering listeners queries plus she had big news to share. Hazel Mullins our vet from Highfield Veterinary clinic had lots of great advice for farmers preparing for calving season in our vets and their pets series. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.