Podcasts about aoibhinn

A new survey from the University of Galway finds that while teenagers are more physically healthy (with less alcohol and tobacco usage), their mental health has gone down.We wanted to speak to the people that this survey represents and hear from them what it's like being a teenager today. Kieran is joined by Richard Hogan, Family Psychologist and Columnist with The Irish Examiner to discuss and also speaks with Luke, Aoibhinn, Lenus and Ciara, who are all transition year students.

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Join us on the Baby Tribe podcast where Katie and Afif unpack the intricate tapestry of parenting styles, shaped by cultural backgrounds and generational shifts. Listen in as we share personal tales and explore how parenting techniques, such as the classic counting method, are redefined across cultures. From Irish to Arab parenting nuances, and from managing diverse disciplinary needs within a single family to examining the Irish mommy stereotype, we navigate the multifaceted journey of raising children in today's ever-changing society.  In our conversation, we welcome the celebration of global parenting approaches. Venturing beyond our own experiences, we marvel at the outdoor napping habits of Danish babies, the cold nap philosophy in Norway, and the relaxed bedtimes observed in Spain and Kuwait. With a special nod to France's strategy for dealing with picky eaters, we discuss how integrating varied cultural practices can enhance parenting and healthcare, particularly in multicultural contexts like Ireland. Our discussion sheds light on the importance of recognizing and respecting different cultural norms in child-rearing.  We also have the pleasure of hosting paediatrician Dr Aoibhinn Walsh, an expert in inclusion health, who illuminates the profound impacts of social adversities on child health. Aoibhinn's insights into the world of marginalized communities, from homelessness to the specific needs of the Irish traveling community, provide a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by many. The conversation delves into the significance of understanding cultural nuances in healthcare, addressing the environmental factors influencing a child's behaviour and development, and the critical role of community resources in supporting families facing nutritional and health adversities. In the final stretch of our discussion, we tackle the intricate issues surrounding paediatric healthcare, from the resilience of parents in subpar living conditions to the nutritional needs of children in emergency accommodations. The dialogue circles back to the necessity of understanding cultural nuances in healthcare and the role of community resources in bolstering support for families under duress. This episode is not just a conversation but a call to broaden our perspectives on parenting and healthcare in the complex fabric of today's society.

Shauna's School Run is back!Our researcher Shauna headed off to meet a selection of students from 1st and 2nd classes at Mercy Convent in Naas. She spoke to Ava K, Hannah, Georgiana, Ava H, Áine, Eliza, Eilidh, Aoibhinn, Lara and Chloe and quizzed them about young children having mobile phone and dog lovers....Click play now to hear what they had to say!

Dr Aoibhinn Ní Shuilleabháin served as chair at the Citizens' Assembly on Biodiversity Loss. The UCD academic speaks to Katie about the damage being done to our biodiversity and what needs to happen to reverse its decline.

In May 2019, the Irish government declared a climate and biodiversity emergency. To guide us through everything we need to know about biodiversity loss and the impact it has on the natural environment, we're joined by activist, educator and former Rose of Tralee Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin, who recently chaired the Citizens Assembly on the subject. From hedgerows to bogs and from forests to lakes Ni Shuilleabhain tells Roisin Ingle why we all need to be on board when it comes to protecting and supporting biodiversity. This episode explores what we can do as individuals to make a positive difference and become good ancestors to future generations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dúradh i dtuarascáil an Choimisiúin um Thodhchaí na Meán anuraidh gur theastaigh cur chuige níos iomláine chun dul in ngleic le tionchar an bhréagfhaisnéis ar shochaí agus daonlathas na tíre. Tá sé fógartha inniu go bhfuil meitheal bunaithe chun dul i mbun oibre ar an gceist seo.

In our latest trip to primary schools across the country, Shauna from the Breakfast Show team headed off to meet the students from 2nd and 3rd class in Cushinstown National School in Wexford. She spoke to Courtney, Abigail, Sophie, Cillian, Conor, Jackson, Aoibhinn, Mark, Sienna, Aliysha, Darragh, Stephen, Tom, Fiadh, Abbie, two Kaylees, two Fionns, Cara, Isabella, Jay, Aine, Pauline, Max, Faye, Jack, John, Brooke and Joshua. With St. Valentine's Day approaching and love in the air, Shauna asked the children for some Valentine gift ideas and quizzed them about the day and how people celebrate it. She also picked their brains on the subject of love - how it feels to be loved and what life would be like without it... Thanks to Gwenda who organised the visit, teachers Ms Sutton and Ms Lehane and the principal Mr Gallagher.

As the assembly meets for the final time ahead of making recommendations to the government Phillip is joined by Assembly chair Dr Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin.

Following the release of Budget 2023, Social Democrat TD Jennifer Whitmore sits down with Aoibhinn and Miriam to discuss the impact on parents.To find out more about Budget '23 and how it will benefit your family, head to RollerCoaster.ie.The childcare subsidy we talk about in this episode is the National Childcare Scheme. Visit Gov.ie to find out more. Finally, if you want to learn more about Jennifer Whitmore TD and the work she does, you can visit the Social Democrats website here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A fuair tairiscintí CAO inné, tá Róise ag dul go Ollscoil na Banríona i mBéal Feirste le Innealtóireacht a dhéanamh, Aoibhinn ag dul go GMIT le Innealtóireacht a dhéanamh agus Jamesie ag dul go NUIG le Innealtóireacht a dhéanamh.

Conversation with Carlow's Aoibhinn Gilmartin ahead of the All Ireland Ladies Football Semi Final on Sunday.If you like what we do, you can support our podcast for the price of a coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/leftwingback ★ Support this podcast ★

Tá sé ar chúrsa Gaeilge anseo i nGaoth Dobhair faoi láthair ag cur síos ar an chúrsa, agus an méid atá a dhéanamh acu.

Tá Seachtain Náisiúnta na Bithéagsúlachta 2022 ar bun faoi láthair. Cuireadh tús le plé ar ábhar a bhaineann leis cúrsaí bithéagsúlachta ag an deireadh seachtaine nuair a reachtáladh an chéad chrúinniú den Tionól ar Chailleadh na Bithéagsúlachta.

Academic and Broadcaster Dr Aoibhinn Ni Shuilleabhain joins Damien in studio to talk about her role as Chair of the Citizen's Assembly on Biodiversity Loss.

An Offaly Good Time This week Aisling Bonner from The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show took her School Tour of Ireland to Crinkill National School in County Offaly and chatted to all the kids in Ms Haines's 3rd class. Aisling spoke to Adam, Ellie, Killian, Angelina, Dominykas, Amy, Shane, Ellen, Saoirse, Sam, Leanne, Béibhinn, Caoimhe, Cillian, Oisín, Emily, Nojus, Lily, Keelin, Aoibhinn, Cliona, Eva, Amelia, Eileen, Anthony, Kajus, Ella and Tadhg. A Message To The Future A recent survey done in the UK found that the most popular career choice among kids aged 7-12 was a YouTuber. Aisling asked the kids whether they thought a YouTuber was a good job to have. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2022/05/12112318/Offaly-Schools-Live-.mp3"][/audio] And last week a message in a bottle washed up on a beach in Wexford, 20 years after it was written. Aisling asked the kids if they were to send a message in a bottle to be found in the future, what would it say? To hear Aisling's chat with the kids of Crinkill National School press the Play button above. If you'd like Aisling to visit your school, send your details to breakfast@todayfm.com. 

To kick off A Little Birdie Told me, Miriam and Aoibhinn detail their own birth stories and spare no detail when it comes to their expectations versus the reality of labour. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to this first episode in the special 'Mothering' series. In this episode, I speak with broadcaster and breastfeeding spokesperson Aoibhinn Ní Shúillebháin about the lactation supports needed for mothers, the world-wide marketing ploys from formula companies and the systemic changes that need to occur including funding and implementing the National Maternity Strategy and the National Breastfeeding Action Plan in Budget 2022. Aoibhinn Ní Shúillebháin is hosting a webinar on November 4th 'Feeding the Future' that is free to attend and can be accessed through https://www.nwci.ie/learn/event-detail/feeding_the_future_shared_responsibility You can find out more about Aoibhinn and follow her @aoibhinn_ni_s on Twitter Enjoy the episode:-)

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/yar6po2m Three brothers dead in north County Cork. Triúr deartháireacha marbh i dtuaisceart Chontae Chorcaí. Gardaí say they are not looking for anyone else in their investigation into the deaths of three brothers near the town of Mitchelstown in North Cork. Deir na Gardaí nach bhfuil siad sa tóir ar aon duine eile maidir leis an bhfiosrúchán atá ar bun acu faoi bhás triúr deartháireacha cóngarach do bhaile Mhistéala i dTuaisceart Chorcaí. The brothers are named locally. Tá na deartháireacha ainmnithe go háitiúil. They were 59-year-old Johnny Hennessy, 60-year-old Paddy Hennessy and 66-year- old Willie Hennessy. Bin iad Johnny Hennessy a bhí 59 bliain daois, Paddy Hennessy a bhí 60 bliain daois agus Willie Hennessy a bhí 66 bliain daois. Johnny and Willie Hennessy were two single men and lived on the family farm. Beirt fhear singil a bhí i Johnny agus Willie Hennessy agus mhair siad ar an bhfeirm teaghlaigh. The other brother Paddy was separated from his wife and lived in the town of Mitchel. Bhí an deartháir eile Paddy scartha óna bhean agus bhí sé ina chónaí i mbaile Mhistéala. Gardaí began a murder investigation when they found the bodies of two brothers on the farm located in Mount Pleasant about 10km from Mitchelstown. Chuir na Gardaí tús le fiosrúchán dúnmharaithe nuair a tháinig siad ar choirp bheirt deartháireacha ar an bhfeirm atá lonnaithe i gCnocán Aoibhinn timpeall ar 10km ó Bhaile Mhistéala. Around noon today the body of another brother was found in the river about 5km from the farmhouse. Thart ar mheán lae inniu aimsíodh corp deartháir eile san abhainn timpeall 5km ón dteach feirme. Gardaí were alerted to the incident last night when a family member was concerned that another member of the family had not returned home. Cuireadh na Gardaí ar an eolas faoin eachtra aréir nuair a bhí imní ar dhuine muinteartha nuair nach raibh duine eile ón dteaghlach i ndiaidh filleadh abhaile. Gardaí found one body in the farmyard and shortly afterwards another body was found in a nearby farm hut. Tháinig na Gardaí ar chorp amháin sa chlós feirme agus go gairid ina dhiaidh sin fritheadh corp eile i mbothán feirme in aice láimhe. Gardaí have found a red Toyota Corolla van they were looking for earlier. Tá na Gardaí tar éis teacht ar veain dearg den déanamh Toyota Corolla a bhí á lorg acu níos luaithe. It is understood that post-mortem examinations on the men's bodies will take place tomorrow. Tuigtear go ndéanfar scrúdaithe iar-bháis ar choirp na bhfear amárach.

Ireland has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates across the world. Unfortunately, supports for mothers who want to breastfeed are dramatically under-resourced. Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin, Lecturer in Mathematics and Education in UCD, and mother of two boys, talks to Louise about breastfeeding and how lactation consultants can help to support mums.

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Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin, Lecturer in Mathematics and Education at UCD and mother of two boys, including a new born baby, joined Susan to discuss the prospect of the HSE cutting the position of lactation consultant in Dublin South East - an invaluable service available to so many new mothers in the area as well as online. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast with Susan Keogh on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

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Life has changed drastically for kids, young people and parents under lockdown. William talks to Maeve Connelly; her daughter Aoibhinn; and Charlene Brooks from Parenting NI. The conversation ranges from explaining a pandemic to children; bonding with teenagers; thinking about what today's young people will make of lockdown in years to come; and whether they'll end up living in a very changed world in the future.

Aoibhinn is an Assistant Professor in the UCD School of Mathematics & Statistics where she is director of the BSc. Science, Mathematics & Education programmes in the UCD College of Science. Her research investigates issues in Mathematics Education, with particular focus on teacher education and the development of teacher pedagogical content knowledge. To find out more about JCT visit our website www.jct.ie or contact us by email info@jct.ie

Ar an gclár seo bhí Cuan Ó Seireadáin linn le labhairt linn faoi Fhondúireacht an Chraoibhín Aoibhinn a sheolfar i Nua Eabhrac Dé hAoine an 12 Deireadh Fómhair. Chomh maith leis sin d'éisteamar siar le mír a rinne mé le Síne Nic an Ailí, Comhordaitheoir Cultúr Club Chonradh na Gaeilge, ag Seoladh ábhair teagaisc ar líne de chuid an Chlub i rith na seachtaine. Ar deireadh, labhair Tom Fitzgerald linn faoi bhronnadh an ghradaim Laoch na Gaeilge 2018 de chuid litriocht.com ar Imelda White thall i San Francisco ar an 5 Deireadh Fómhair as an éacht atá déanta aici thar na blianta chun an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn ann.

Zu Beginn dieser Sendung greifen wir noch einmal die Diskussion zwischen Svenja Flaßpöhler und Margarete Stokowski auf - auch ihr habt uns viele Kommentare dazu geschrieben. Wie kam die Debatte bei euch an und was haben wir durch sie gelernt? Kann ein "Hashtag-Feminismus" die Welt verändern? Oder belässt die Frauen in der Opferrolle? Welche Rolle spielt die Macht der Geschichten bei #metoo? Was hat sie bewirkt? Wo ist Machtmissbrauch möglich? Was Svenja Flaßpöhler vielleicht unterschätzt, ist wie wirkmächtig das Erzählen von Geschichten sein kann - deswegen haben wir einen Blick nach Irland geworfen. Dort hat die Bevölkerung in einer Volksabstimmung am 25. Mai entschieden, dass auch irische Frauen ein Recht auf Abtreibung haben sollen. Die Kampagne der Kirche und der konservativen Kräfte dagegen war hart und mächtig - doch noch mächtiger waren die persönlichen Geschichten der Frauen, die unter der bisherigen Gesetzgebung zu leiden hatten. Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin erzählt uns, wie es war, an der "Yes"-Kampagne beteiligt zu sein und als "Mörderin" beschimpft zu werden und wie dennoch die Iren, die bis heute zu über 70 Prozent katholisch sind, sich entschieden haben, das Abtreibungsverbot aus ihrer Verfassung zu streichen. Entscheidend - sagt Aoibhinn - waren die Geschichten.

Pádraic Ó Raghallaigh ag léamh as an leabhar "Amhráin Ghrá Chúige Chonnachta" le Dubhghlas de hÍde "An Craoibhín Aoibhinn".

A new, classroom-based programme called Futurewize, aimed at inspiring young Junior Cycle students to explore a new world of career possibilities that are opened up through the study of STEM related subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) was launched today. The brand ambassador for Futurewize, Dr Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin, spoke to Ronan about Futuerwize and how it works, why more girls should be doing STEM courses and why it's all about hard work and not your gender that will take you far in STEM.

Dubhghlas de hÍde ("An Craoibhín Aoibhinn") an chéad uachtarán ar Éirinn faoi chaibidil ag Diarmuid Ó Muirithe, Fionán MacCOluim, Piaras Béaslaí agus eile.

This week Roisin meets Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin and hears about her academic career, Maths and life outside work.