Podcasts about Alan Murphy

Annaghdown senior footballer manager Norman O'Brien and Oughterard senior football manger Alan Murphy joined Paul Shaughnessy to look ahead to the Senior Football Championship Final and Intermediate Football Championship semi-final. In association with Monaghans Galway. Monaghans Galway, located on Tuam Road, is the leading dealership in Galway for new SKODA, CUPRA, SEAT models Now is the perfect time to order your new car, or visit Monaghans.ie

Brendan Devenney, Alan Murphy and Barry Cullinane joined Paul Shaughnessy to look ahead to this Sunday's All-Ireland SFC semi-final between Galway and Donegal. Subscribe for more content! The Maroon & White Pod – brought to you by Citylink. For bookings, timetables, updates and any other information, head to citylink.ie.

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for Episode 516 of the Chasing Tone PodcastBrian welcomes us all to a different podcast and Richard question's reality as we roll in hot this week. Brian is also geeking over the Ernie Ball Axis and he is close to pulling the trigger and tells us all about his bending technique and questions Richard's pronunciation.    Would you take a different stage name as a performer?  The guys chat about this before invoking some painful memories and discussing the rarest record ever made. Paul Reed Smith has defended his products from critics and the guys discuss the merits of PRS guitars. Richard has a terrible business idea and Blake does not want to go down a dark path.Blake has some useful guitar case storage tips and also reports on his vermin and wildlife situation before debating home made Laser weapons. Take a sip in advance. Meanwhile Richard went to a reunion of the legendary Iron Horse pub and discusses what made it so special.  Blake is filled with a mighty need. Brian makes a big mistake and nearly reveals something. Richard swears about 5 star. Alan Murphy, Chris Buttocks, 432 HZ, Cheech and Swan, Ironfest, Useless Eaters, Gibson U2, Lavalamps...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!Thanks to all our supporters - you are awesome!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Awesome Course, Merch and DIY mods:https://www.guitarpedalcourse.com/https://modyourownpedal.com/Find us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the Show.

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 In this months show we talk to Richard Cahill, Grants and Compliance Officer with the Clare District League about plans for big fund-raising and exciting plans for proposed development at the home of Clare Soccer. Kilrush Legend Robert Clancy,  Alan Murphy, A Manager of Fern Celtic and Kilrush Rangers manager Michael Clair. Recorded on 9th February 2024 and  SHORTENED VERSION was Originally broadcast on Saturday 10th February 2024.  -00.25 Richard Cahill CDSL, -34.01 Robert Clancy Kilrush -54.42 Alan Murphy Fern Celtic -01.25.07 Michael Clair Kilrush Rangers

SOCCER: Connacht under-18 boys manager Alan Murphy with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly after they came 2nd in the FAI Schools Interprovincials

Welcome back. In this episode Rob talks about one of his main early guitar inspirations, the late great Alan Murphy, legendary UK session guitarist for artists including Kate Bush , Go West , Level 42 and many more. Such an influential player whos style can still be heard in players today.   Alan Murphy  1953 - 1989

Want to boost your business's success by effectively promoting your products or services? Looking for a solution to achieve greater results through media and communication skills? Join us as we welcome Alan Murphy, a renowned expert in the field, who will be sharing his insights and strategies to help you achieve your desired outcome. Get ready to unlock the power of effective media and communication techniques to propel your business to new heights. The special guest on this episode of Meet the Mentor with Dr. Bill Dorfman is Alan Murphy. Starting in a tiny town in Ireland, Alan's love for writing led him to an unexpected yet fulfilling path of radio and journalism. For 18 years, he charmed the radio waves and interviewed the crème de la crème of the entertainment world. Now, Alan's passion lies in teaching, where he uses his rich and diverse experiences to shape the budding media, podcasting and journalism enthusiasts. Interestingly, Alan's creativity extends to the world of dance too, where he owns a thriving Irish dancing school and judged the World Irish Dancing Championship. Throw yourself in, mock in, as we say in Ireland, and just go for it. Say yes to things and have fun, because you never know where it might lead you. - Alan Murphy In this episode, you will be able to: Harness the influence of media and communication in boosting your business visibility. Determine the essence of courage in enhancing the success rate of your products in the market. Experience the journey of moving from media roles to teaching, and its interconnected pathways. Refine the technique of personal branding, an absolute must in every profession. Acquaint yourself with the hidden rigors and tough truths of the media sector. Unlocking Media Power for Business Harnessing media power is crucial for businesses in today's digital era. Alan Murphy emphasizes the value of leveraging media platforms, both traditional and social, to broadcast one's products or services widely. It's a dynamic tool to reach a global audience and effectively promote business growth. The resources mentioned in this episode are: Watch the Leap program video to learn more about the entrepreneurship program for high school and college students aged 15 to 25. Check out Dr. Bill's celebrity patients and business leaders who have participated in Leap, including Mark Wahlberg, Paula Abdul, Michael Strahan, Kathy Bates, Anthony Hopkins, Apollo Ohno, Eric Garcetti, and Jason Alexander. Explore the Meet the Mentor series to gain valuable information and insights from successful mentors in various fields. Consider joining Leap's summer program, which typically attracts 500 to 550 students and provides a wealth of information and skills for success in life. Learn from Alan Murphy's experience in the world of showbiz and his transition to teaching media, podcasting, and journalism to college students. Discover Alan Murphy's best-selling book, Beyond the Spotlight, which offers insights into the celebrity world. Gain advice from Alan Murphy on pursuing a career in radio, including saying yes to opportunities, overcoming self-consciousness, and embracing the fun and varied nature of the job. Consider creating your own platform in today's digital age, such as starting a YouTube channel, becoming an Instagram blogger or influencer, or launching your own podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The business of shifting goods around the world plunged into chaos during the pandemic. In this Exchange podcast Alan Murphy, boss of researcher Sea-Intelligence, explains China's changing role in global trade and how that impacts the price of everything from iPhones to cars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thank God it's Swineday! Here's some chops straight off the grill: "Dog Pound" (@ 0:59), "Dr. Muschileibend's Laboratory at Home Kit" (@ 5:56) and "Something to Write Home About #2" (@ 10:36). Our first sketch, written by Ken, features Allison Goldberg as "Alli". We would like to thank her as well as contributions from Emily Salmon, Rohini Singh, Alan Murphy, Bailey Hopkins and Edward Brewington.

SOCCER: Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy with Galway Bay FM's Mike Rafferty after their 2-1 WNL defeat to Shelbourne

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield discusses Friday's vital SSE Airtricity League first division encounter against Cork City.Galway WFC are at home to Cork in the WNL with boss Alan Murphy and defender Jamie Erickson interviewed ahead of the game.New West United manager Emlyn Long also talks about the upcoming Galway FA premier division campaign.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield and Cobh Ramblers boss Shane Keegan discuss Friday's SSE Airtricity League first division encounter at Eamonn Deacy Park.Galway United midfielder David Hurley is also interviewed about an exciting season.United U19 coach Brendan O'Connor talks about a trip to England and the importance of developing players.  Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy previews Saturday's FAI Cup clash against Bohemians at Dalymount Park.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed ahead of another crucial SSE Airtricity League first division match against Waterford FC at Eamonn Deacy Park.Galway WFC boss Alan Murphy previews Saturday's WNL encounter against Wexford Youths at Ferrycarrig Park.Galway FA U16 coach Dave Silke discusses a new collaborative approach between the local association and Galway United. He also reflects on Colga FC's progress on and off the field of play.

Alan Murphy is a Coach on team No Switch Fitness and a NPC Men's Classic Physique competitor. On today's episode he joins us to help break the stigma around men and eating disorders. Alan shares his experience with both Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder,    how he knew he needed help, steps he took to gain back control over his life and tips to help others who may be struggling. Eating disorders and disordered eating are unfortunately common in the bodybuilding industry and we feel it's important to bring awareness and open dialogue to these topics to hopefully let you know that if you're out there struggling there is a way out and you aren't alone.  Connect with Alan:Instagram: @a_murph43https://instabio.cc/NoSwitchFitness02More Resources on Binge Eating Disorder and other Eating Disorders:https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/information-eating-disorderWarning Signs and Symptoms of Eating Disorders https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/warning-signs-and-symptomsFree support Groups https://www.allianceforeatingdisorders.com/eating-disorder-support-groups-and-programs/Connect with Unnamed and UntamedMeredith @merepaci_scoobyprephttps://linktr.ee/MerepaciSarah @sarahfordbishophttps://linktr.ee/sarahfordSonia @soniaspilhttps://linktr.ee/soniaspil

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield discussesFriday's SSE Airtricity League first division clash against BrayWanderers.Galway WFC boss Alan Murphy reflects on last weekend's draw againstAthlone Town and how the WNL season is unfolding.Knocknacarra U15 manager Gary Silke talks about a successful spell forthe club, who collected a premier division title on Saturday.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed.Galway United supporters Julian Canny, Kenny Keady, and Stephen Connolly reflect on the opening half of the SSE Airtricity League first division season.Ann Carr, from a famous footballing family in Galway, talks about the Gaynor Cup which istaking place this week in UL.Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy discusses Saturday's important WNL encounter against Athlone Town at Fahy's Field.

In this week's episode Galway United boss John Caulfield talks about Friday'sSSE Airtricity League loss to Cork City and Alex Murphy's move toNewcastle United.Salthill Devon stalwart Ollie Daniels reflects on Sunday's Connacht Junior Cup success and how the game can be developed in the west of Ireland.Merlin Woods' Seán Dunleavy charts the development of the club during the past decade.Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy discusses the WNL as his team prepares for a demandingassignment away to Shelbourne at Tolka Park.

In this week's episode Galway United goalkeeper Conor Kearns and manager John Caulfield are interviewed ahead of Friday's eagerly anticipated SSE Airtricity League first division encounter against Cork City.Salthill Devon's Vinny Faherty discusses Sunday's Connacht Junior Cup Final against Ballinasloe Town at Eamonn Deacy Park.Galway Bohemians' Anthony Trill reflects on the progress being made at underage level by one of the traditional powers in the local game.Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy talks about a highly competitive WNL season.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed about the SSE Airtricity League.Eamonn Deacy Park groundsman Noel Connolly discusses an action packed spell at the venue.Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy previews next Saturday's WNL encounter against Bohemians.West United's William Grant and Dennis Lydon talk about an exciting season in the Galway FA premier division.Knocknacarra FC manager Tony Knight looks ahead to Sunday's Connacht Junior Shield final against Westport United B.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed ahead of Friday's away SSE Airtricity League first division clash against Wexford FC.Galway WFC boss Alan Murphy discusses the WNL as his team prepares for an Eamonn Deacy Park encounter against Treaty United on Saturday.Renmore's Stuart Donoghue reflects on a successful promotion winning campaign in the Galway FA ensuring they will make a welcome return to premier division action next season.West United U13 coach Philip McDonagh talks about the first juvenile trophy won by the club in three decades.

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In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield talks about an encouraging weekend in the SSE Airtricity League.United's in-form midfielder David Hurley is interviewed following Monday's 2-0 triumph over Longford Town at Eamonn Deacy Park.Galway WFC boss Alan Murphy and captain Julie-Ann Russell discuss the 2022 WNL campaign.Cregmore-Claregalway U18 coach Benny Fahy reflects on a fine Connacht Youth Cup final win over Maree-Oranmore.There is a round-up of the Galway FA premier division and nationalunderage leagues action.

In this week's episode Ricky O'Flaherty reflects on his sporting career. Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy talks about Saturday's WNL loss to Shelbourne at Eamonn Deacy Park.There is a round-up of national underage league and local junior action.Galway United board member Emmett Hartigan discusses plans to develop a training facility at Mountain South.United manager John Caulfield is also interviewed ahead of Friday's SSE Airtricity League first division clash against Bray Wanderers.

In this week's episode Tuam Celtic's Franny Fallon discusses football in the area and how the club is developing.Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed about the SSE Airtricity League.United supporters Julian Canny and Kenny Keady reflect on the opening round of fixtures in the first division ahead of Friday's important encounter away to Waterford FC.Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy is interviewed ahead of Saturday's WNL clash againstchampions Shelbourne at Eamonn Deacy Park.There is also a round-up of local junior and national underage leagues action.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield and goalkeeper Conor Kearns discuss the SSE Airtricity League.Galway WFC boss Alan Murphy reflects on an encouraging WNL win over Treaty United.Salthill Devon coach Victor Collins talks about Sunday's hugely impressive FAI Junior Cup quarter-final victory against Wexford's North End United.Craughwell United members outline developments taking place at the club.

In this week's episode Galway United bossJohn Caulfield looks ahead to Friday's SSE Airtricity League FirstDivision encounter against Cobh Ramblers at Eamonn Deacy Park.GerMcGrath reflects on his involvement as a player, coach, andadministrator with Mervue United, the Galway FA and Connacht FA.GalwayBohemians' Aidan Naughton talks about the enjoyment gained from playingjunior football.Brendan O'Connor, Galway United U19 and Maree-Oranmoremanager, discusses how the teams are faring.The WNL is on the agendawith Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy interviewed about the start of thecampaign.There is a round-up of junior and national underage leagueaction.

This is the final instalment of Bush Telegraph's interview with Preston Heyman. Here we get a further glimpse into the workings of the Tour Of Life and the special camaraderie that existed on tour, as well as the fun antics that happened offstage. Preston also remembers musical highlights and special moments with Kate during the show. Darrell and Paul mention their first meeting with Preston and the band at the 1980 Convention as young 13/14 year olds (being the youngest ones there), and fun memories of that meeting are remembered. Find out what other antics Preston and guitarist Alan Murphy got up to at the recording of the 'Kate Show' a few months after the tour. These memories and a whole lot more are revealed in this packed episode.

In this week's episode former Galway United coach Lisa Fallon talksabout being involved with the club and her new role with FIFA.Galway United boss John Caulfield discusses the SSE Airtricity League,while defender Killian Brouder is interviewed following Friday'simportant win over Athlone Town.The Comer brothers proposed takeover bid is also debated ahead of nextWednesday's special meeting of the Galway United Friends Cooperative.Another guest, Galway United U17 manager Martin Devlin, is ecouragedfollowing a solid start to the campaign.Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy reflects on an eventful WNL clashagainst DLR Waves at Eamonn Deacy Park.West United's William Grant previews the weekend's matches in theGalway FA premier division.There is also a round-up of national underage leagues action.

In this week's episode Galway United assistant manager Colin Fortune discusses the SSE Airtricity League. Kinvara United's Ger Ryan reflects on his involvement with the club and the Galway Football Association. Galway Hibernians' Lisa McCaffrey talks about a new initiative the club hopes to start with a tea and coffee morning organised for Friday with past players and supporters gathering in Bohermore. Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy previews Saturday's WNL encounter against DLR Waves at Eamonn Deacy Park. There is a round-up of the national underage leagues and local junior action.

In this week's episode Galway United defender Conor O'Keeffe and manager John Caulfield discuss an eventful opening to the SSE Airtricity League.United supporter Tommy Shields talks about a fundraising venture carried out during the past week to support people from Ukraine.Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy reflects on a satisfactory start to the WNL campaign.Salthill Devon's Vinny Faherty is interviewed about a dramatic FAI Junior Cup last 16 penalty shootout triumph over Fairview Rangers.There is a round-up of national underage leagues and local junior action.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield reflects on Friday's away SSE Airtricity League first division win away to Cork City and previews the upcoming home clash against Waterford FC.Ahead of the WNL campaign Galway WFC boss Alan Murphy talks about Saturday'sopener away to Cork City at Turners Cross.Joe Keating and Mike Rafferty pay tribute to John Tierney and Jimmy Ward, two great servants in Galway football, who passed away recently.Galway United head of academy Johnny Glynn and Galway WFC's Alana Moran discuss the national underage leagues which commence at the weekend.

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In this week's episode John Byrne reflects on his long involvement in the game at local and national level. West United's William Grant discusses the Galway FA premier division season so far and looks ahead to next month's FAI Junior Cup fifth round matches involving Athenry, Salthill Devon, and Mervue United.New Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy talks about taking charge of the club ahead of the 2022 WNL campaign.

In this installment of the Broscience Bullshit Series on the No Switch Fitness Podcast, Alan Murphy, Luke Miller, and Olivia Gravengaard address some of the common challenges that “Broettes” face in gyms across the world and a im to explain why some of them are true and some of them aren't! This week we tackle the following statements that can't help but make you chuckle when you hear them“Low fat diets on prep for femalesShould a broette train like a bro?AI considerations and usage for female competitorsInterested in coaching? Use the link below for all coaching inquiries to No Switch Fitness in order to take No Off Switch in Pursuit of Your Goals. www.noswitchfit.com 

The start of 2020 was an especially weird time for me—not just for the obvious reasons with the pandemic swirling around us in those early stages—but because right at the cusp of it I signed a book deal. I'd come up with the rough idea and concept for Modern British Beer in 2018, having thought at length about how the emergence of well over 1000 new breweries in the UK had changed our beer culture forever. But what I didn't realise then was the idea needed time. Some of that was to allow the idea to properly gestate and to become fully formed, but the rest of it was waiting to find the right home for it. That home turned out to be the capable hands of CAMRA Books; the publishing arm of the Campaign for Real Ale, and the gracious editing of Alan Murphy and Katie Button, to whom I am incredibly thankful. In this episode I work through the ideas at the book's core. I explore how I created my own personal beer philosophy, which I call “the broad spectrum of joy” as well as explaining why my definition of what constitutes beer as being “modern”, at least, in context of the book and how I think about beer these days. I then try to explain (or make excuses for) how I selected the 86 beers to use as case studies which, together, I hope form a solid case for how I feel beer in the UK has changed so dramatically over the past 20 years—but also, in many ways, has stayed exactly the same as it has always been.I've also used this episode as a chance to pick up on some current affairs—namely, the controversy presently surrounding Denmark's Mikkeller Brewing company in the wake of numerous accusations of sexual harassment and toxic workplace culture from several former employees. This situation escalated on the eve of the brewery's annual Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen (MBCC) event in late October, which saw over 40 breweries pull out at the 11th hour so as not to associate their brand with the accused. Kate Bernot at Good Beer Hunting has been covering this in some detail for several months, and I recommend catching up on what's happening by reading her excellent reporting here:https://www.goodbeerhunting.com/sightlines/2021/7/1/former-mikkeller-employees-allege-culture-of-bullying-harassment-and-indifferencehttps://www.goodbeerhunting.com/sightlines/2021/10/29/mikkeller-meetings-a-chaotic-situation-as-brewery-focuses-on-hr-issues-not-survivors-voicesModern British Beer is available now from all good retailers, including several brewery tap rooms and bottle shops. You can get yours direct from the publisher here:https://shop1.camra.org.uk/product-category/modern-british-beer/

In this installment of the Bodybuilding Bullshit Series on the No Switch Fitness Podcast, Alan Murphy and Luke Miller address some of the common “Bro Logic” that is perpetuated in gyms across the world and aim to explain why some of them are true and some of them aren't! This week we tackle the following statements that can't help but make you chuckle when you hear them“If the bar ain't bending you're just pretending” “Maximize the anabolic post show rebound bro” “The Intermediate BRO bulking cycle” Interested in coaching? Use the link below for all coaching inquiries to No Switch Fitness in order to take No Off Switch in Pursuit of Your Goals. 

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In this installment of the Broscience Bullshit Series on the No Switch Fitness Podcast, Alan Murphy and Luke Miller address some of the common “Bro Logic” that is perpetuated in gyms across the world and aim to explain why some of them are true and some of them aren't! This week we tackle the following statements that can't help but make you chuckle when you hear them“Bro, just do Fasted cardio to burn more fat”“ Just Increase your meal Frequency to speed up your metabolism man” “It is time to get shredded, time to just up the tren bro” Interested in coaching? Use the link below for all coaching inquiries to No Switch Fitness in order to take No Off Switch in Pursuit of Your Goals. https://noswitchfitness.com/contact/

In local government it's easy to forget that residents don't really care where one district ends and another begins. At the end of the day, they want cohesion and efficiency in the services they utilize.That's why Smart Dublin exists. It's a joint program between 4 Councils, led by our guest today Alan Murphy, with the goal of implementing systemic improvements across the entire region, rather than the more common piecemeal approach.Coordinating this brings many challenges but also many benefits, and today Alan and I discuss the projects his team is engaged in (like MaaS and 5G rollout), what makes a good private sector partner for government, and the early signs you can use to determine if a project is going to take off, or fall flat.Please enjoy my conversation with Alan Murphy. Jack English: LinkedInAlan Murphy: LinkedIn

In the first installment of the new Bodybuilding Bullshit Series on the No Switch Fitness Podcast, Alan Murphy and Luke Miller address some of the common “Bro Logic” that is perpetuated in gyms across the world and aim to explain why some of them are true and some of them aren't! This week we tackle the following statements that can't help but make you chuckle when you hear themUtilizing bands during your sets means the set doesn't count  Peak Week just eat a burger and fries bro I lost all of my gains when I came off cycle. Interested in coaching? Use the link below for all coaching inquiries to No Switch Fitness in order to take No Off Switch in Pursuit of Your Goals. https://noswitchfitness.com/contact/

This weeks the lads are joined by Treaty united star, Alan Murphy where they discuss the late equaliser against Shels and react to the cup draw. Alan also let's a few secrets out on his teammates

Raising the Industry Standard of Coaching. Something that No Switch Fitness stands for and aims to do via educating to elevating others in the industry and moving the industry forward. Well today, we are taking a large step in the right direction by bringing on two more educators of the brand in Olivia Gravengaard and Alan Murphy. Make sure you tune into this episode to get to know these two as coaches, athletes, and educators in their desire to have No Off Switch in moving the industry forward with the way they carry themselves and educate others. Interested in coaching or learning more about biomechanics? Use the link below for all coaching inquiries to No Switch Fitness in order to take No Off Switch in Pursuit of Your Goals. https://noswitchfitness.com/contact/

Meet VP of IT Alan Murphy, the Change Agent spearheading digital transformation at Reinhart Foodservice/Performance Food Group. Alan's thoughtful approach to leading and empowering technology development teams provides a compelling framework for successful digital transformation in agile environments across industries.

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Sarah Kenny from Kenny's Bookshop reveal Kenny's top ten pick for Christmas gifts this year on The A List with Alan Murphy

Our Book Club is back and this month, we read Richard Osman's record-breaking debut 'The Thursday Murder Club.' Set in a peaceful retirementvillage, four unlikely friends work together to solve a murder on their doorstep. Alan Murphy is joined by Sarah Gallagher from Kenny's Bookshop,Siobhan Mullin, our Galway Bay FM receptionist, and sadly our listener reviewer was feeling under the weather and couldn't join us. Check out thisspirited review below.

Alan Murphy, actor, musician, and writer, digs into the heart of what 2020 has been like without the opportunity for live performance. From balancing mental and emotional health, to activism, to figuring out how to market a new song in a virtual world, this episode truly speaks to the times. As a latinx actor from Texas, Alan also discusses how representation on stage has changed (or not changed) through the last decade. Last but not least, we answer an audience member's question about how to prioritize and focus when you have a lot of interests pulling you in different directions. Connect with us: Learn more about Solo-Journeys at www.victoriahines.com/solojourneys Join the Creative Journeys Community www.facebook.com/groups/creativejourneyscommunity/ Connect with Victoria Hines on Instagram @thevictoriahines Connect with Alan Murphy on Instagram @thealanmurphy Listen to Alan's music on Bandcamp or YouTube Reach out to Alan on Facebook

Today on the Expat Empire Podcast we will be hearing from Alan Murphy. After growing up in a small town in Texas, Murphy started getting the travel itch and soon found himself traveling through South and Central America learning Spanish, investing in hostels, and making friends from around the world while working remotely using the principles of the Four-Hour Work Week. His travels eventually took him to Berlin where he continues to explore his creative side and take advantage of all the opportunities that the city has to offer.   In this episode, you will learn:   - What it is like to go from a small town and little international experience to diving straight into living in several countries around the world  - How to get the courage to make the leap to start working remotely from around the world - How to manage visa runs to elongate your visa expiration dates in South America (and avoid trouble at the border!) - Tips for building a remote business and making it successful long-term   ...and much more! You can find Alan on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-murphy-/ and at his website damurphy.com. Here are some links from this episode:   workaway.info   Eli Hermit produced the music for this episode, please check him out on Bandcamp at elihermit.bandcamp.com/.    Learn more about Expat Empire and schedule your free consulting call to plan your move abroad at expatempire.com!   Support this podcast

Aaron Flatley aged 11 from Kinvara joined Alan Murphy on A A List to review his Summer read - Young Fionn, Small Kid Big Legend by Ronan Moore.  Aaron was taking part in our Book Club's 'Next Chapter' Young Readers Summer Reviews in association with Kennys Bookshop, Liosban, Galway.

Alan Murphy invited three very young reader on The A List this week to take part in our Book Club's 'Next Chapter' Top Summer Reads.    Áine Lohan aged 8 from Knocknacarra reading The Presidents Surprise by Peter Donnelly Iarlaith Hurley aged 7 from Ballinalsoe, reading Covid Monsters Visit by Marguerite Tonery Ailbhe Uí Chonnaill, aged 8 from An Spidéalreading Míp 2000 by Maria Zepf Listen back to what they had to say about the books and other things.

Alan Murphy on The A List asked Ciara Gannon her view on the Sheena Wilkinson novel for young reader Hope Against Hope.  Ciara is 11 years old from Ballyglunin, Co. Galway,  she was one of 13 young readers who took part in The Galway Bay FM's Next Chapter reviews of top Summer Reads in association with Kennys Bookshop, Liosban, Galway.  Listen back to what she had to say.

Alan Murphy is joined on The A List by 13 year old Sophie Fegan from Claregalway to review her Next Chapter read - On Midnight Beach by Marie Louise Fitzpatrick.   Sophie was taking part in the Galway bay FM's 'Next Chapter' Summer reads reviews in association with Kennys Bookshop.

Alan Murphy on The A List invited ll year olf Jack Rynne from Athenry to give his views on his latest Summer read, The Crossover by Kwame Alexander.  Jack was taking part in this years 'Next Chapter' young reader reviews on Galway Bay Fm in association with Kennys Bookshop, Liosban, Galway.

A 9 year old Sean Kelly from Knocknacarra in Galway City gives his opinion on his latest Summer read, The Vikings by John Farrelly.  Sean took part in the the Galway Bay Fm 'Next Chapter' young readers reviews in association with Kennys Bookshop, Liosban, Galway.

Alan Murphy chats with young reader Alanna Seoighe aged 11 from Spiddal about Ar Strae by Patricia Forde.  Alanna was taking part in this years Next Chapter Summer  Top Reads for Young Readers in association with Kennys Bookshop, Liosban, Galway.

Alan is joined by young book reviewer Cathal Hannify aged 11 from Oranmore, Galway to give his opinion on the novel Chasing Ghost by Nicola Pierce, - Listen back here to what he has to say. 

Young Samuel O' Duibhir aged 9 from Barna talks with Alan Murphy on the A List about booksand other things.  Samuel reviewed Slime by David Walliams for Galway Bay FM's Next Chapter Summer Top Ten Reads for Younger Readers in association with Kennys Bookshop.

Alan Murphy on the A List asks young reader Lily-Mae Johnstone aged 11 from Oranmore what shoe thought of Suzanne Collins latest novel A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.  Listen back to what Lily-Mae had to say.

Alan Murphy invited Éabha Doyle aged 12 from Rosscahill, Co. Galway to join him on the A List to review Under the Hawthorn Tree by Marie Conlon McKenna.  Éabha was taking part in Galway Bay FM's Next Chapter Summer Top Ten Reads in association with Kennys Bookshop, Liosban, Galway

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Today JC Stewart joined Alan Murphy on The A-List. Listen back to find out what the singer-songwriter was up to during lockdown.  

This week we announce a subscriber giveaway. And Buu also goes through Q&A! DevCentral Content: Recent DevCentral Live Streams: April 16: Waiting Room via iRules, Security Response Hyperbole, & Q&A Post of the Week – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-d7KdTGDxY April 9: Remote Access with F5 BIG-IP APM – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02UsdE0h-ZQ New DevCentral Videos: 3x videos on how to review your log files (tmsh, bash, config utility) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2kVEE2SjIU – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wpMa4K6-gA – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BQZOgS10wo VPN Split Tunneling overview – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25maiR0IeRw Renewing existing SSL certs and keys – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU3C8W25vvE RDP using an SSL VPN – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOytvWA0ZQw Tech News: K9412: The BIG-IP Release Matrix Includes builds, release dates, supported platforms, EUD & AOM versions. – https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K9412 Attack Signature Update (ASU) file for Advanced WAF and ASM versions 11.6.x, 12.1.x, 13.1.x, 14.1.x, and 15.x. – https://buzz.f5.com/kS1hT0470CO02MK5mz0RT0C APM News: Using APM for BIG-IP Management Access – https://techdocs.f5.com/en-us/bigip-14-0-0/big-ip-local-traffic-manager-implementations-14-0-0/implementing-apm-system-authentication.html K82063753: BIG-IP APM v15.1 (and later) with Modern Customization does not support DUO logon page integration. – https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K82063753 – According to F5 Support, the Duo engineering department is looking into updating their code to work with the new framework NGINX News: NGINX Controller v3.3.0 is RTW – https://docs.nginx.com/nginx-controller/releases/#nginx-controller-version-3-3-0 – Bug fixes and improvements. – Adds support for certificate chains for TLS connections. – Adds an API catalog for the Metrics API. – Adds new dimensions for filtering metrics on the Application Summary page. NGINX Service Mesh with Alan Murphy, on the Software Engineering Daily Podcast – https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2020/04/16/nginx-service-mesh-with-alan-murphy/ Training: Free F5 Training Courses, “F5 Getting Started Series”  As we engage with customers virtually, don't forget to share free training courses we have for customers and partners. – https://f5.com/education/training/free-courses Cloud, Orchestration & Automation: F5CS Essential App Protect: Disabling Attach Signatures via API – https://clouddocs.f5.com/cloud-services/latest/f5-cloud-services-Essential.App.Protect-FAQ.html#q-how-do-i-globally-disable-an-attack-signature Security News: Four Risks to Consider with Expanded VPN Deployments From F5 Labs – https://www.f5.com/labs/articles/cisotociso/four-risks-to-consider-with-expanded-vpn-deployments San Francisco International Airport Discloses Data Breach – https://www.securityweek.com/san-francisco-international-airport-discloses-data-breach Google Sees Millions of COVID-19-Related Malicious Emails Daily – https://www.securityweek.com/google-sees-millions-covid-19-related-malicious-emails-daily   Subscribe to our YouTube channel! - https://www.youtube.com/darylandbuu?sub_confirmation=1 Daryl Montgomery and Buu Lam are the F5 Account Team covering valued clients in British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nunavut. Their weekly show covers recent topics in the world of F5. Please consider Subscribing and enabling Notifications. Weekly Update will be released at the beginning of each week. Buu's Hour Live Streams are released throughout the week. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/buushour/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daryl-montgomery-8876752/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/buulam/ Buu's Hour B Roll Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRSFdUbMRvX925MU7_knxSw Website - http://darylandbuu.com

Have a listen back to this month's Galway Bay FM Book Club meeting on The A-List with Alan Murphy, in association with Kenny's Bookshop. Our Alan is joined by a spirited group of reviewers to dissect Sally Rooney's much talked about best-seller, Normal People. If you want to join our book club, text book club and your name any time to 53995. Next month's book is the eagerly anticipated Hungers Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

She’s our fave Derry girl, Galway’s sweetheart and Hollywood’s latest star, and today she joined our Alan Murphy on The A-List for an exclusive interview. Listen back to Nicola Coughlan, AKA Clare from Derry Girls, today on the show with Alan Murphy.  #DerryGirls #NicolaCoughlan #TheSoundofGalway

Have a listen back to the biggest showbiz stories of the day with our Alan Murphy from The A-List and Fionnuala Moran from Evoke.ie. They dissect the latest celebrity happenings and keep you up to date on all the goings-on with our rich and famous. And catch The Daily Dish live every afternoon at 4.15 on Galway Bay FM. 

Where the Crawdads Sings by Delia Owens is the feature book discussed on the Galway Bay Fm Book Club monthly book review.  The A List presenter Alan Murphy is joined by Sarah Kenny from Kenny's Bookshop, guest reviewer Caoimhe O'Connor, Moycullen and Siobhan Mullen, Galway Bay FM.      

Have a listen back to the biggest showbiz stories of the day with our Alan Murphy from The A-List and Fionnuala Moran from Evoke.ie. They dissect the latest celebrity happenings and keep you up to date on all the goings-on with our rich and famous. And catch The Daily Dish live every afternoon at 4.15 on Galway Bay FM.

On The A List today Alan celebrates Earth Day with a few guests! Alan chats with by Fionnuala Moran from EVOKE.ie about living simpler, to Lisa from Lisa Regan Public Relations about not buying clothes for a year, and to surfer, clean ocean advocate, marine biologist, food writer and blogger Finn Ni Fhaolain about Saltwater Stories. It's all about being kind to yourself, each other and our planet Earth.

In this episode of the Smart Community podcast, I had a great conversation with Alan Murphy, the Smart Dublin Regional Lead. Please note: this episode was recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic. Smart Dublin is an initiative of the four Dublin Local Authorities to engage with smart technology providers, researchers and citizens to solve challenges and improve city life. In this episode Alan tells us about his background in IT consulting and his passion for new ways of doing things using technology. He tells us about what sparked his interest in this Smart space, including friend of the podcast, Jonathan Reichental who you may remember from episode 77. Alan and I then discuss what Smart Dublin actually is and some of the projects Alan's been working on with Smart Dublin in the areas of mobility, environment, energy and citizen engagement. Alan shares with us how he sees Ireland embracing Smart concepts, and the maturing of the conversation around Smart Communities. We talk about integration, and Alan explains Smart Dublin's collaborative approach, plus we cover the power of having champions and stakeholders involved from the start. We finish our chat discussing the emerging trends in the mobility space of commute time now being considered by employers, and of incentivising more sustainable modes of transport. As always, we hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or TwitterThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital.

NGINX is a web server that is used as a load balancer, an API gateway, a reverse proxy, and other purposes. Core application servers such as Ruby on Rails are often supported by NGINX, which handles routing the user requests between the different application server instances.  This model of routing and load balancing between different The post NGINX Service Mesh with Alan Murphy appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

NGINX is a web server that is used as a load balancer, an API gateway, a reverse proxy, and other purposes. Core application servers such as Ruby on Rails are often supported by NGINX, which handles routing the user requests between the different application server instances.  This model of routing and load balancing between different The post NGINX Service Mesh with Alan Murphy appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

NGINX is a web server that is used as a load balancer, an API gateway, a reverse proxy, and other purposes. Core application servers such as Ruby on Rails are often supported by NGINX, which handles routing the user requests between the different application server instances. This model of routing and load balancing between different application instances has matured over the last ten years due to an increase in the number of servers, and an increase in the variety of services. A pattern called “service mesh” has grown in popularity and is used to embed routing infrastructure closer to individual services by giving them a sidecar proxy. The application sidecars are connected to each other, and requests between any two services are routed through a proxy. These different proxies are managed by a central control plane which manages policies of the different proxies.Alan Murphy works at NGINX, and he joins the show to give a brief history of NGINX and how the product has evolved from a reverse proxy and edge routing tool to a service mesh. Alan has worked in the world of load balancing and routing for more than a decade, having been at F5 Networks for many years before F5 acquired NGINX. We also discussed the business motivations behind the merger of those two companies. Full disclosure: NGINX is a sponsor of Software Engineering Daily.

NGINX is a web server that is used as a load balancer, an API gateway, a reverse proxy, and other purposes. Core application servers such as Ruby on Rails are often supported by NGINX, which handles routing the user requests between the different application server instances.  This model of routing and load balancing between different The post NGINX Service Mesh with Alan Murphy appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

It's the LOI Weekly Easter special which means a feast of words about Stephen Kenny's appointment as Ireland manager. We hear a portion of Kenny's virtual press conference (17:58), break down some of the commentary around what his promotion represents and mull over how things might go before speaking to three people who were given a front seat view for sections of his journey. Alan Murphy reflects on the Longford days (37:13), and the passion of the young manager that convinced him to go there. We have a fantastic chat with David Forde about Kenny's role in his Irish ascension (1:02:26), a wide ranging discussions which takes us to unexpected places. Mark Rossiter talks Dundalk and his reservations about the speed of the handover (1:42:18). It's basically a Kenny show but we also ponder when football might return, amongst other things, in this bumper edition. Like an Easter egg, you may not want to devour it all at once. Just space it out and make sure to remember to come back to it.

On The A List this month Alan Murphy reviews Jojo Moyles new book The Giver of Stars.   Alan is joined by Galway Bay Fm's Eimear Conlon, from Kenny's Bookshop Tima Grieser and our listener Mary Booth

A bonus pod entirely dedicated to the First Division with Galway manager Alan Murphy (18.46) and Longford Keeper Lee Stacy (40.11).Declan Marron, Macdara Ferris and Andrew Dempsey analyze the team's playoff chances and recruitment thus far, what Shamrock Rovers II squad could look like (9.00), which teams are being somewhat written off (32.59) and preview the upcoming games (52.00).Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

This podcast covers Chapter 8, “Value, The Anti-Plan and Testing” of “12 Steps to Flow: The New Framework for Business Agility,” by Haydn Shaughnessy and Fin Goulding, developers of the internationally acclaimed workshop, Flow Academy. The chapter opens with obstacles to the creation of value: 1. Searching to save costs rather than creating value; 2. Failing to truly understand value until we fully understand what customers will buy, enjoy, and share; 3. Planning too much and not testing enough. The authors turned their focus to the issues associated with planning, where planning is inappropriately used as a quality control tool. In the end this can create too much rigidity and planning can be viewed as taking too much time. Testing is then used to take up the slack which, consequently, puts testing in a poor light is a compensation for value-based activities. What works better is the socialization of the whole process where a iteration and testing culture can keep the work flowing in a very public way. This is a basic underpinning of business agility. Something is needed beyond the waste reduction associated with Lean and Agile. Those approaches focus on efficiency rather than value. With Lean it's the straight out reduction of cost and waste while with Agile situation is vague because there are no clear directions as to how to actually increase value. The important point here is that efficiency should not be confused with value creation. Said differently, throughput is not the same as value. Value-seeking behaviors based solely on the creation of features and functions that create a better customer experience. Visualization of processes fosters social interaction which increases the probability of success. In order to be flexible, and move quickly unit testing is a key component of Flow. This pushes the approach of constantly testing at as low-level as possible in order to increase the frequency with which features are delivered. This is in contrast to having a big plan with big tests at the end of development. What is critical is for the entire organization to understand their state in the creation of quality product rather than viewing it as some activity left for the IT department. The shorter the timeframe between testing events the better, e.g., being able to test product every 12 hours in response to micro trends. The authors propose taking this frame of mind to other areas of the company such as marketing and distribution. A good example of this is same-day delivery for products ordered online. Some costs associated with this are incurred because of the speed with which changes being implemented, e.g., friction between team members and stakeholders as they redefine their roles and personal boundaries as well as the IT department working with other areas of the organization. This could be applied marketing by furthering the process of segmentation which would, for example, allow for faster, more specific A/B testing. Also, there is the need for interdisciplinary training for the team members. One aspect of workflow that can inhibit this process is the use of traditional waterfall project management where projects are planned for and approved many months or years prior to implementation. This frustrates the approach of using small unit testing to quickly adjust the teams approach in order to meet the customer's needs. The authors provide a 12 point summary of their conversation with Alan Murphy regarding quality, testing, and value: 1. Traditional testing suites bite off more than they can chew; 2. Code often gets put into production too early; 3. Difficulties associated with the word "done;” 4. Small unit testing brings IT closer to other areas of the business to the benefit of the customer; 5. Unit testing can be coupled to just-in-time acceptance tests; 6. Unit testing is really what makes DevOps work; 7. Units of work should always be the smallest breakdown possible; 8. Good practice involves a broad coverage of unit testing; 9. Unit testing is applicable across all work in all departments; 10. Developers should always challenge product owners about the value of any increment of work; 11. Everyone should be focused on value; 12. There should always be a continuous reevaluation of key roles like product owner, product manager, and project manager. With the trending towards being small the authors see testing and its relationship with Flow as something that can be applied across the entire organization in order to quickly shift with market demands and provide customers the value they need. This gets past the problem of the big projects which push value too far into the future. This is probably best exemplified in the management of drone fleets, a behavior based on real-time interactive activity rather than long-range planning. Trial and error or test-and-see are very common approaches drone fleet management. This rolls back to the need for team members and stakeholders to have a multi-disciplined approach individually as well as within teams as well as across the organization. Here are the link for: episode 0037 of Wrestling with Chaos. the Introduction, The Value Seeking Enterprise, and Chapter 1, Talking About Business Agility: episode 0042 of Wrestling With Chaos. For Chapter 2, The Customer In The Agile Business. episode 0043 of Wrestling With Chaos. For Chapter 3, Disrupting The Cadence of Work episode 0045 of Wrestling With Chaos. For Chapter 4, Taking Advantage of Visible Work episode 0046 of Wrestling With Chaos, For Chapter 5, Anti-Project Thinking and Business Agility episode 0047 of Wrestling With Chaos, For Chapter 6, Creating Value-Seeking Behavior episode 0049 of Wrestling With Chaos, For Chapter 7, The Agile C-Suite For more on the various “Walls” using Post-Its refer to their excellent book, “Flow.” In line with Business Agility and dealing with complex situations, you can download CMC’s free e-book MINDSET – 5 SIMPLE WAYS TO LOOK AT COMPLEX PROBLEMS and learn how to find a simple vantage point from which you can resolve challenges. Your feedback is important. Choose from the following options: • place a review in iTunes, • click on “leave a comment” below, • send any comments along with your name and the show number to support@ctrchg.com Listen to future episodes for our reply.

This week on the Art Of Touring Siz dog sits down with Drummer Alan Murphy! The two catch up and we hear the ingenious way Alan was able to pack more into his belongings in Europe by using a very inventive method! Art Of Touring is brought to you by www.loboscollectables.com and www.anytimefitness.com.au

Episode 4 Ian has a great discussion with Alan Murphy discussing mental health, anxiety and mindset. We hope you enjoy it and it helps you understand. Please give us a share if you enjoy the podcast.

On The A List with Alan Murphy, the Galway Bay FM Book Club review The Second Sleep by Robert Harris.

On this episode, Con Murphy joins Conan Byrne to talk all things SSE Airtricity League whilst Alan Murphy joins the show to talk about Galway United and Craig Sexton is on to talk UEFA Youth League...

We go FAI Cup crazy this week, with Drogheda United goalkeeper/goalkeeping coach Paul Skinner coming in to talk about his strange days at Celtic and the art of goalkeeping coaching, ahead of their trip to Tallaght on Friday. Also on Friday Cork City make the trip to Eamonn Deacy Park to face Galway United, whose manager Alan Murphy attempts to set the record straight in regard to some of Johnny's comments this season. Dan battles with a cold to clarify some of the debate about our clubs' progress in Europe last week, while the lads also discuss two shocking developments: Dan Carr's move to Cyprus (and Stephen Bradley's remarks) as well as the dismissal of Collie O'Neill at UCD.

In this episode, we have Alan Murphy of image fitness call to the atp studio to discuss the fitness industry today. Mental health and fitness, the obesity crisis and much more. Enjoy.

This is the first year the event will take place in Lismore. Chairperson Gene Barry and committee member Alan Murphy joined Mary in studio to give details of what you can expect.

Happy Christmas to all of our listeners. On tonight's Christmas special, Kieran & Jon are joined by Harry Kenny, Alan Murphy, Dylan McGlade, Pat Flynn & James Rogers. The lads discuss transfers, league breakaways, John Delaney, the opening round of 2019 fixtures and there's plenty of rants (and laughs) along the way. Be sure to subscribe on Itunes, Spotify, RadioPublic or your favorite podcast app.

Con Murphy and Conan Byrne discuss the next generation of players & coaching them with former Republic of Ireland international Damien Duff, who is now in charge at Shamrock Rovers' Under 15s. And Galway United legend Alan Murphy talks about taking the managerial reins of his hometown club.

The Big Interview IoT Security With Alan Murphy From Cellusys by ROCCO

Alan Murphy, Atari Animator Alan Murphy was Senior Animator at Atari, where we worked from 1980 through 1987. Alan created the graphics for the Atari 8-bit versions of Defender, Xevious, Galaxian, Countermeasure, Pac Man for the Atari 5200, Demons to Diamonds for the 2600, and many other games. He also worked with engineers at Atari Research on research projects and prototyping, and designed specs for game art and animation systems. This interview took place June 15, 2015. Teaser quotes: “So I did these animations of Mr. and Mrs. Pac Man going across the screen and then they came back the other way and there were little babies. Namco came along and said 'uh-uh...that's a little too suggestive.'” “As far as I know, I think that was the first easter egg by an artist.” Links: Countermeasure Easter Egg Animated Gauntlet Commercial  

Peter chats to Alan Murphy, who is the events co-ordinator of Bloom 2015. The scale of the event is amazing, and he details just some of it. Peter also chats to Carol Marks of Bord Bia who works with the amenity side, we need a rest just after hearing her list of responsibilities! The Sodshow airs every Friday live at 3pm on Dublin City FM and is available in iTunes and all good podcast stores around 3.30pm the same day. #gardening #horticulture #irish

Our latest Irish podcasting showcase features music from Tommy Sands and Michele Ann Kelly with readings by Jack Harte, Steve Dunford and Alan Murphy presented as usual bu Jho Harris

In our 13th Edition of our Irish writers showcase we have poetry from Alan Murphy and Noel Duffy and music by Johnny Duhan and Mick Hanly and we head off to Cappoquin for an excerpt from Thomas Mc Carthy's trip through The Gardens of Remembrance from our series The Writer's Passage