Podcasts about aonghus

Since graduating from University College Cork, Aonghus Kelly has worked around the world in the field of human rights and war crimesOriginally from Galway he initially went to UCG to study law and he has made it his life's work to investigate war criminals – having worked in the Balkans, Cambodia and the Middle East. After UCC, he has studied in Wellington, UCC, Sarajevo, Indiana and Cambridge He left CWC 1998

Hurling Chat this week focuses on the Brooks Senior Hurling Final between Cappataggle and Loughrea. Niall and Sean are joined by Stephen Glennon and Aonghus Callanan who give their insights into where the Final could be won and lost on what is a huge occasion for both clubs. Stephen managed Craughwell when they contested the 2015 Co Final while Aonghus was joint captain when Liam Mellows won the 2017 championship.

Aonghus Ó Coisdealbha, An Garraí Glas ag labhairt faoin tráthnóna ceoil a bheas acu Dé Sathairn.

On this week's episode (14th August 2024), Cyril Donnellan, Niall Canavan, Aonghus Callanan and Sean Walsh discuss: - The opening round of the Senior, Senior B and Intermediate championships and the implications of the results - the big guns get the job done, Eanna Burke excels again, plenty of high scoring, big wins for Athenry, Kinvara and Ballygar, while Kiltormer were depleted and much more; - ⁠The Galway Senior Manager vacancy - progress by the end of the month? And what is the significance of Micheal Donoghue stepping down from the Dublin job? - ⁠and a quick look at the All Ireland Camogie Final and how recent big games have been influenced by big calls; Tune in and have a listen

Aonghus Ó Coistealbha, Garraí Glas ag labhairt faoi na tolláin atá aige agus an obair a bhaineann leo.

Aonghus is CEO and co-founder of FoodMarble, the maker of the world's first digestive breath tester. Coming from an engineering background, Aonghus originally created this technology to help his wife figure out which foods she could eat, so she could get a handle on her gut health challenges. He's passionate about helping people measure and truly understand the workings of their own digestive systems. Find out more at foodmarble.com Watch the video conversation here and hit subscribe for updates!  Listen to my recent interview here with Dr. Davis on SUPER GUT protocols.   Food Marble Topics: What is your purpose, passion and mission? What is the AIRE DEVICE? How does our digestion optimally and what goes wrong for many people?  How gases are produced - SIBO and why?  What is the process? Track what you eat to understand how different foods impact your digestion. How breathe impacts gut health - SIBO Take breath tests After you eat, the app asks you to take breath tests. The results help you track your digestion in real time. Monitor and improve your symptoms See how food, sleep and stress are affecting your gut and make changes. 7. What are the BENEFITS of testing and not guessing SIBO and foods - how to use data to course correct and health- correlate with building a SUPER GUT!? 8.  Personalised info- how does it help personalize info = real-time results. 9. How would using a FoodMarble breath tester and app will help you find the foods that work for your digestive system. It's easy, it's validated, it's all in your breath.   Save on your device with code DEBBIE or click here

Aonghus Ó Gionnáin, AG Cothabháil ag labhairt faoi dreancaidí.

Aonghus Callanan and Greg Lally joined Paul Shaughnessy to preview Galway and Antrim. 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

Aonghus Ó Gionnáin ag labhairt faoin gcomhlacht atá aige agus an obair a bhíonn ar bun aige ag déileáil le lochain agus franncaigh.

Speed of execution is what seperates entrepreneurs from wantrepreneurs. Aonghus developed his very first product version using a cardboard box!  Your mentor today shares with us the power of executing fast and how momentum is everything when building your first product. Aonghus Shortt is the CEO & founder of Food Marble. You can go back and listen to the full episode at EE 125.  --- Join my free weekly email newsletter here: https://bit.ly/40TgDkq --- My Season Partners EIIS Innovation Fund: https://bit.ly/3sxFdLp ADHD Now: https://bit.ly/49uzd6N Iconic Offices: https://bit.ly/iconicEE23  

Tá Aonghus agus Felicity taréis bogadh dtí'n 'Spéir Ghorm' air na meáin shóisialta. Deir Aonghus ná raibh uaidh ach comhrá trí mheán na gaeilge bheith aige le daoine ar twitter ach go n-athraigh an saol ansan agus go bhfág sé.

Aonghus Ó'Coistealbha is a market gardener from Connemara Co. Galway, and he owns 'An Garraí Glas',  a 1-acre farm where he grows chemical-free vegetables including lettuce/salad leaves, onions, tomatoes, radishes, herbs and more. A tremendous amount of vegetables are grown from a small space, not to mention a challenging landscape with plenty of stone and a strong Atlantic prevailing wind.  Aonghus is particularly interested in regenerative farming; composting, soil health and building fertility is of utmost importance to this farming system. 

Sarah is joined by lawyer Aonghus Kelly who talks about his new role as senior adviser on prosecution of international crimes with the European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) where he is based in Kyiv, Ukraine. Aonghus is no stranger to the podcast and provides listeners with excellent advice on working in the sphere of international law. 

Aonghus Ó hIarnáin, caiptean bhád tarrthála Árann ag labhairt faoina chuid cúramaí agus iad ag lorg oibrithe deonacha.

Cé tionchar a bheidh ag Gradam na nOscar ar chúrsaí turasóireachta in Árainn?

Aonghus Callanan and Kevin Brady join Paul Shaughnessy to chat about the Galway senior hurlers and their aims for the season ahead. Subscribe for more content! The Backdoor GAA Podcast for 2023 is now brought to you by Steede Motor Group, Claregalway. For your personalised vehicle shopping experience! Find out more at steedemotorgroup.ie

Reachtófar dhá sheisiúin den Chomhchoiste Gaeilge, Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge inniu – ceann dírithe ar logainmneacha na Gaeltachta, agus tuarascáil ón gCoimisinéir Teanga le cur i láthair le linn an dara seisiúin.

Aonghus Shortt is the founder of FoodMarble.com and he has invented the world's first personal digestive breath tester and app which helps people personalise their diet and overcome common, but hard-to-treat, digestive conditions like IBS, bloating, etc. Aonghus joined Joe this morning on the show to explain more about his business.

Jim Duffy is joined by Aonghus Kelly as he travels to Kyiv to assist Ukraine in building mechanisms to ensure a future reckoning for the war crimes of today.

Ireland plays a role across the globe in assisting other countries establish and develop working legal systems. Joining us to discuss how this works and the challenges they face is Executive Director with Irish Rule of Law International, Aonghus Kelly. We discuss the importance of a functioning legal system and how they help work in areas that have access to justice issues. Aonghus tells us about their work in countries like Malawi and the impact it can have on people stranded in legal limbo. We also talk about his upcoming trip to Ukraine to work on the investigation into war crimes. Really important work proudly representing Ireland across the globe. For more see:www.irishruleoflaw.ie Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Mac Dara Mac Donnchadha; cluichí 1/2 cheannais iomána na h-Éireann. Bríd Ní Lúing; Muintir na h-Úcráine sa Daingean.Micheál Ó Críodáin;Rallaí Moonraker. Matt Mac Carthaigh; Na Stáit Aontaithe.Liam Suipéal;ómós d'Aonghus Ó hEocha a fuair bás.

We are back with the next season of The Scope Forward Show where you'll get to meet innovators and leaders who are reimagining the healthcare system. The next phase of GI depends on innovators such as Aonghus and FoodMarble. Why? Because the industry is shifting from under our feet. Four trends are influencing GI: exponential technologies, consolidation, big brothers (such as hospitals, insurances) and changes in patient behavior. FoodMarble, a tiny device that analyzes digestive disorders such as IBS and SIBO, comes squarely in the middle of these trends. After selling 30,000 devices, what do they know about patients with IBS that a private practice does not? How can this be a new revenue-generating ancillary opportunity? The story of its growth is also interesting. An engineer gets an idea after seeing his girlfriend suffer. Ideates and develops the device in Ireland and China. Raises $6 million and sells globally - more than 2/3rd in the US. It's indicative of how the next phase of innovation would happen. Aonghus says, with "more data", you can come up with a "better diagnosis". True. Welcome to the evolving world of data-driven GI.

Emily O'Reilly, European Ombudsman, joins the podcast to discuss the cases she investigates and how her 20 years as a journalist in Ireland previously has informed her role. As war in Ukraine continues, the hosts speak to Aonghus Kelly, of Irish Rule of Law International, who explains the law of when a country can invade another sovereign state, and the mechanisms for punishing war crimes. Also on the menu: case law on the recusal of judges in a judicial review of personal injury guidelines, and a claim by a man for provision from the estate of his mother who gave him away as a child. Law on Trial is sponsored by EY Law Ireland.

2.00" We start with an amazing simple, but amazing successful, business - making sandwiches in Warrenpoint, Co. Down. From one sandwich bar Brian Reid and his wife Jackie have built an international business supplying sandwiches across the island of Ireland, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and now they have their eyes set on the USA - where Jackie initially got her sandwich making idea. But sending sandwiches to the US - the world capital of sandwiches - sounds a bit like shipping coals to Newcastle. However, Brian has made DeliLites into something very special and incredibly, with their secret ingredients, their sandwiches have a shelf life of up to a year. So that's why he's looking for business partners in the US along with someone with deep pockets (and industry knowledge ideally) to fund that expansion. And we're not talking about loose change...they're looking for tens of millions of Euro. AND, they're developing their business to become a B Corporation.Of course, all of this didn't happen overnight, and speaking of overnight, listen to Brian about how, for ten years, he left his Sandwich HQ at 1am every morning, headed to Dublin dropping off sandwiches on the way, avoiding Dublin's gridlock by travelling in the middle of the night, and then home to Warrenpoint by 9am. That's what TeamGBS calls a gruelling schedule.DeliLites has expanded from a two person team now, employing 250 people currently and having just got £500k funding from InvestNI they're looking for another 50 people across all disciplines to help with their push into the UK where there's a Brexit opportunity as UK sandwich makers can't find workers to make sandwiches there. It's a fantastic story, including Brian's explanation as to what motivates him, and why Gary Vaynerchuk is his 'hire in a heatbeat'.25.00" Aonghus Shortt has a PhD in Power System Engineering, which led him initially to work in wind energy. However, Aonghus's career took a complete about turn when he tried to help his then girlfriend, now wife, with digestion issues, as she suffered from irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS, a condition that affects about 1 billion people worldwide. Out of this concern for his girlfriend, FoodMarble was born to make a small palm sized device, not unlike a personal breathalyser. FoodMarble analyses the gases on the breath and can help 'read' what foods are causing digestion problems. It could be a world-winning business and having already sold 30,000 devices, and raised €5.5 million, the FoodMarble team are looking for fresh funds to bring the product, along with further planned innovation, to the waiting and suffering public.Aonghus's 'hire in a heartbeat'? Grace Gifford Whittle aka his wife, the reason the whole business was started initially. Awww, that's nice! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

BROADFORD SPECIAL - Chair of Broadford Community Action group, PRO of Broadford GAA /Around the Parishes Correspondent and Principal of Broadford and Kilbane National School- PJ, Martin and Aonghus  talk about a number of projects, historical and current taking place in the village to Jim and John S. countrystorebroadford@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/The-Country-Store-579913558691646  Interview originally broadcast live as part of Saturday Chronicle with John S Kelly and Jim collins  and broadcast live from the Country Store Broadford on Saturday 4th December 2021. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie 

In this week's episode, Sarah Henry is joined in the studio by Aonghus Kelly, Executive Director at Irish Rule of Law International.    

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/yk4suvyo Music chief Paddy Moloney buried in the clay of the cell. An taoiseach ceoil Paddy Moloney curtha i gcré na cille. One of Ireland 's leading traditional musicians - Paddy Moloney - who passed away last Tuesday at the age of three and forty - was buried in Co Wicklow today. Adhlacadh i gCo Chill Mhantáin inniu duine de mhórphearsana cheol traidisiúnta na hÉireann - Paddy Moloney - a cailleadh Dé Máirt seo caite in aois a thrí bliana agus ceithre scór. President Michael D Higgins and the Irish musicians were among the funerals at the Mass of Remembrance in St. Kevin's Church in Glendalough. Bhí an tUachtaran Michael D Higgins agus aos ceoil Éireann i measc na sochraideach ag an Aifreann éagnairce i Séipéal Chaoimhín i nGleann Dá Loch. The main celebrant of the Mass, Father Éamonn Crossan, said that although his family was about to die on Sunday, his music will last forever. Dúirt príomhcheiliúraí an Aifrinn, an tAthair Éamonn Crossan, cé gur dursan lena theaghlach dul in éag an Mhaoldomhnaigh gur buan a mhairfeas a chuid ceoil. An uilleann pipe and whistle were brought to the altar in remembrance of the man whose athletic symphonies were called and called back home and far away. Tugadh píb uilleann agus feadóg chun na haltóra mar chuimneacháin ar an bhfear a raibh glaoch agus glaoch ar ais i mbaile agus i gcéin ar shiansaí a lúthmhéaraíochta. There was also a photo of Paddy Moloney as an adult on the altar to remind people that early in his life he turned to music and started plowing the piper's field. Bhí grianghraf de Phaddy Moloney agus é ina aosánach ar an altóir freisin le meabhrú do dhaoine gur luath ina shaol a chrom sé ar an gceol agus a thosaigh sé ag treabhadh ghort an phíobaire. His son Aonghus said from the lecture that while music was the bottom and top of his father's life he was also a housekeeper and floor man who was loyal to his wife, children and grandchildren. Dúirt a mhac Aonghus ón léachtán cé gurbh é an ceol bun agus barr shaol a athar gur fear tí agus urláir é chomh maith a bhí dílis dá bhean, dá chlann agus do chlann a chlainne. He was also a man who preferred to express himself through his music rather than through word of mouth, Aonghus said. B'fhear é freisin arbh fhearr leis é féin a chur in iúl trína chuid ceoil seachas trí bhriathra béil, a dúirt Aonghus. Paddy Moloney had a masterpiece on the uilleann pipe and flute, and achieved international fame as a member of the Chieftains, a band he formed almost three decades ago. Bhí sárcheird ag Paddy Moloney ar an bpíb uilleann agus ar an bhfeadóg, agus bhain sé cáil idirnáisiúnta amach mar bhall de na Chieftains, buíon cheoil a thug sé le chéile beagnach trí scór bliain ó shin. A list to be reckoned with are the awards presented over the years to that team led by Taoiseach Paddy Moloney. Liosta le háireamh is ea na gradaim a bronnadh i gcaitheamh na mblianta ar an bhfoireann sin faoi stiúir an taoisigh Paddy Moloney. Paddy Moloney was buried in the cell of Kevin 's holy chair in Glendalough. Cuireadh Paddy Moloney i gcré na cille i gcathaoir naofa Chaoimhín i nGleann Dá Loch. He is survived by his wife Rita, their two sons Aengus and Patrick, and their daughter Aedin. Maireann a bhean chéile Rita, a mbeirt mhac Aonghus agus Pádraig, agus a n-iníon Aedín.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/yjpzoeqc Music chief Paddy Moloney buried in the clay of the cell. An taoiseach ceoil Paddy Moloney curtha i gcré na cille. One of Ireland 's leading traditional musicians - Paddy Moloney - who passed away last Tuesday at the age of three and forty - was buried in Co Wicklow today. Adhlacadh i gCo Chill Mhantáin inniu duine de mhórphearsana cheol traidisiúnta na hÉireann - Paddy Moloney - a cailleadh Dé Máirt seo caite in aois a thrí bliana agus ceithre scór. President Michael D Higgins and the Irish musicians were among the funerals at the Mass of Remembrance in St. Kevin's Church in Glendalough. Bhí an tUachtaran Michael D Higgins agus aos ceoil Éireann i measc na sochraideach ag an Aifreann éagnairce i Séipéal Chaoimhín i nGleann Dá Loch. The main celebrant of the Mass, Father Éamonn Crossan, said that although his family was about to die on Sunday, his music will last forever. Dúirt príomhcheiliúraí an Aifrinn, an tAthair Éamonn Crossan, cé gur dursan lena theaghlach dul in éag an Mhaoldomhnaigh gur buan a mhairfeas a chuid ceoil. An uilleann pipe and whistle were brought to the altar in remembrance of the man whose athletic symphonies were called and called back home and far away. Tugadh píb uilleann agus feadóg chun na haltóra mar chuimneacháin ar an bhfear a raibh glaoch agus glaoch ar ais i mbaile agus i gcéin ar shiansaí a lúthmhéaraíochta. There was also a photo of Paddy Moloney as an adult on the altar to remind people that early in his life he turned to music and started plowing the piper's field. Bhí grianghraf de Phaddy Moloney agus é ina aosánach ar an altóir freisin le meabhrú do dhaoine gur luath ina shaol a chrom sé ar an gceol agus a thosaigh sé ag treabhadh ghort an phíobaire. His son Aonghus said from the lecture that while music was the bottom and top of his father's life he was also a housekeeper and floor man who was loyal to his wife, children and grandchildren. Dúirt a mhac Aonghus ón léachtán cé gurbh é an ceol bun agus barr shaol a athar gur fear tí agus urláir é chomh maith a bhí dílis dá bhean, dá chlann agus do chlann a chlainne. He was also a man who preferred to express himself through his music rather than through word of mouth, Aonghus said. B'fhear é freisin arbh fhearr leis é féin a chur in iúl trína chuid ceoil seachas trí bhriathra béil, a dúirt Aonghus. Paddy Moloney had a masterpiece on the uilleann pipe and flute, and achieved international fame as a member of the Chieftains, a band he formed almost three decades ago. Bhí sárcheird ag Paddy Moloney ar an bpíb uilleann agus ar an bhfeadóg, agus bhain sé cáil idirnáisiúnta amach mar bhall de na Chieftains, buíon cheoil a thug sé le chéile beagnach trí scór bliain ó shin. A list to be reckoned with are the awards presented over the years to that team led by Taoiseach Paddy Moloney. Liosta le háireamh is ea na gradaim a bronnadh i gcaitheamh na mblianta ar an bhfoireann sin faoi stiúir an taoisigh Paddy Moloney. Paddy Moloney was buried in the cell in Kevin 's holy chair in Glendalough. Cuireadh Paddy Moloney i gcré na cille i gcathaoir naofa Chaoimhín i nGleann Dá Loch. He is survived by his wife Rita, their two sons Aengus and Patrick, and their daughter Aedin. Maireann a bhean chéile Rita, a mbeirt mhac Aonghus agus Pádraig, agus a n-iníon Aedín.

The co-founder of FoodMarble joins me on the pod today. The device has transformed the lives of thousands of people living with food intolerances & is one of the coolest products developed in Ireland in the last 10 years. I predict FoodMarble are set to explode in popularity in the next couple of years.  In this episode we discuss: - How spending 6 months in China rapidly advanced the company. - The important of speed & taking action - the first prototype of the device was in a cardboard box! - Their latest funding round & big plans for US expansion. Refer the pod: https://refer.fm/experiment

You'll love his Irish accent.FoodMarble Breath Test {with Aonghus Shortt}Aonghus started working on FoodMarble back in 2016 when his fiancée was suffering with gastric issues. Aonghus was just 30 years old at the time.After several invasive medical tests and countless prescriptions making no difference, he knew there had to be another answer.He then launched FoodMarble in 2018, not only to help his fiancée, but the millions of people searching for an answer to their digestive issues. Many of us have tried everything from swapping diets, to cutting out foods and found no solution.FoodMarble got its name because a marble is unique; no two are the same. FoodMarble views the gut in a similar way. Since we are all unique, FoodMarble stuck for the company name.The goal today is to discuss their pocket-sized device which helps take the guesswork out of eating.Aonghus Shortt's BackgroundIt's not as if just anyone could create a device like the FoodMarble AIRE. It's incredibly technical.So, I asked Aonghus about his background prior to FoodMarble.Aonghus had been coding since he was in his teens. He then studied mechanical engineering, followed by a PhD in electrical engineering at university.Just prior to FoodMarble he worked for a company as a data scientist.Episode 7: FoodMarble Show NotesClick HERE to save the FoodMarble breath test post for later.Resources MentionedMy experience with the FoodMarble AIREFoodMarble on Instagram HEREFoodMarble website HERE (my code to save 15% on either/both the AIRE device and FODMAP program is GUTSYG at checkout)What is the Low-FODMAP Diet?Hydrogen-Dominant SIBOWhy Do I Smell Like Rotten Eggs?The Secret to a Healthy Gut MicrobiomeReasonable SIBODon't Miss These Thoughts“Everyone's gut is unique.” – AonghusThe FoodMarble breath test gives more confidence and certainty around eating food.$1 million dollars in pre-orders let them know they could be onto something with this device.Breaking down how to use the device and then how it syncs with your phone.1,000 foods in the database currently, and you can also combine foods (ex. You eat something with 7 or 8 ingredients; this works, too.)New feature coming soon where you'll be able to scan a barcode in the grocery store and be able to tell you FODMAP quantity.Learn how FoodMarble differs from the standard, clinical SIBO test.Benefit of the FoodMarble device is that you use it multiple times to get a more accurate reading vs. one reading with the SIBO test.In general, people solely produce hydrogen.Aonghus's top 3 tips for getting the most use and best information out of the device.“'Maybe the question should be, “Which foods can I eat and feel confident about eating?”' – AonghusWhat's coming next for FoodMarble“Remember, it's personal to you.” - Aonghus More from A Gutsy Girl1. Welcome to A Gutsy Girl Podcast2. Hang out on Instagram3. BFF's on YouTube4. Free resource: The Master Gutsy Spreadsheet5. Rated-G Email ClubBtw – don't forget to grab a copy of your 90-day healing journey journal (there is also a PDF e-version you can download today HERE). Connect with A Gutsy GirlThrough the websiteOn InstagramVia LinkedIn

You’ll love his Irish accent.FoodMarble Breath Test {with Aonghus Shortt}Aonghus started working on FoodMarble back in 2016 when his fiancée was suffering with gastric issues. Aonghus was just 30 years old at the time.After several invasive medical tests and countless prescriptions making no difference, he knew there had to be another answer.He then launched FoodMarble in 2018, not only to help his fiancée, but the millions of people searching for an answer to their digestive issues. Many of us have tried everything from swapping diets, to cutting out foods and found no solution.FoodMarble got its name because a marble is unique; no two are the same. FoodMarble views the gut in a similar way. Since we are all unique, FoodMarble stuck for the company name.The goal today is to discuss their pocket-sized device which helps take the guesswork out of eating.Aonghus Shortt’s BackgroundIt’s not as if just anyone could create a device like the FoodMarble AIRE. It’s incredibly technical.So, I asked Aonghus about his background prior to FoodMarble.Aonghus had been coding since he was in his teens. He then studied mechanical engineering, followed by a PhD in electrical engineering at university.Just prior to FoodMarble he worked for a company as a data scientist.Episode 7: FoodMarble Show NotesClick HERE to save the FoodMarble breath test post for later.Resources MentionedMy experience with the FoodMarble AIREFoodMarble on Instagram HEREFoodMarble website HERE (my code to save 15% on either/both the AIRE device and FODMAP program is GUTSYG at checkout)What is the Low-FODMAP Diet?Hydrogen-Dominant SIBOWhy Do I Smell Like Rotten Eggs?The Secret to a Healthy Gut MicrobiomeReasonable SIBODon’t Miss These Thoughts“Everyone’s gut is unique.” – AonghusThe FoodMarble breath test gives more confidence and certainty around eating food.$1 million dollars in pre-orders let them know they could be onto something with this device.Breaking down how to use the device and then how it syncs with your phone.1,000 foods in the database currently, and you can also combine foods (ex. You eat something with 7 or 8 ingredients; this works, too.)New feature coming soon where you’ll be able to scan a barcode in the grocery store and be able to tell you FODMAP quantity.Learn how FoodMarble differs from the standard, clinical SIBO test.Benefit of the FoodMarble device is that you use it multiple times to get a more accurate reading vs. one reading with the SIBO test.In general, people solely produce hydrogen.Aonghus’s top 3 tips for getting the most use and best information out of the device.“'Maybe the question should be, “Which foods can I eat and feel confident about eating?”’ – AonghusWhat’s coming next for FoodMarble“Remember, it’s personal to you.” - Aonghus More from A Gutsy Girl1. Welcome to A Gutsy Girl Podcast2. Hang out on Instagram3. BFF’s on YouTube4. Free resource: The Master Gutsy Spreadsheet5. Rated-G Email ClubBtw – don’t forget to grab a copy of your 90-day healing journey journal (there is also a PDF e-version you can download today HERE).

To close out 2020, it’s a brand new short audio drama from Rise Productions. Commissioned as part of the Arts Council’s COVID-19 Crisis Response Award, “Another Auld Lang Syne” is set on New Year’s Eve, and is written and performed by Aonghus Óg McAnally.

‘From Boxing to Bingo: The Story Of Dublin’s National Stadium’. Producer Brian Byrne tells the story of how the home of Irish boxing came to be home to so much more. It's where U2 signed their first record deal. It's where 16 Irish Olympic medallists got their first licks in. It's where, for the past 40 years, Bingo has been called 3 nights a week. It's where, for the past 4 year, sold-out crowds have come to watch OTT wrestling. And it’s where every Sunday you’ll find the All Nations Church gathered to pray. This 'where', is Dublin's National Stadium. Featuring voices from families for whom the stadium became more than just a building. ‘From Boxing to Bingo: The Story Of Dublin’s National Stadium’ aims to capture some of the magic moments the stadium has borne witness to over the years. CREDITS: ‘From Boxing to Bingo: The Story Of Dublin’s National Stadium’ was produced by Brian Byrne. And was funded by the Sound and Vision scheme. With special thanks to David McCartney, Ann Smith, Sinead Mooney, Gary O'Neill, Aonghus Óg McAnally, John Aherne, Art O'Brien, Francesca Lalor and Cian Hogan. As well as all those at the IABA, Over the Top Wrestling, and the All Nations Church who contributed. Managed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, the Sound and Vision scheme provides funding in support of high quality programmes on Irish culture, heritage and experience.

Tá aistear rothaíochta ar Bhealach an Atlantaigh Fhiain déanta ag an mbeirt dearthár le déanaí. Deirid go bhfuil radharcanna áille ar fuaid na dúichí seo agus go raibh na bóithre réasunta sábhálta chomh maith.

Tá aistear rothaíochta ar Bhealach an Atlantaigh Fhiain déanta ag an mbeirt dearthár le déanaí. Deirid go bhfuil radharcanna áille ar fuaid na dúichí seo agus go raibh na bóithre réasunta sábhálta chomh maith.

Grace Whittle first started having digestive symptoms that felt like daily food poisoning when she was 23 years old. Fortunately her fiancée, Aonghus Shortt, was a mechanical engineer and invented a device, the AIRE (available from FoodMarble.com), to help measure the amount of hydrogen in your breath, which is how you analyze foods that contain FODMAP. A low FODMAP diet is recommended to patients with IBS to reduce symptoms caused by fermentable sugars in foods. The term FODMAP is an acronym for the different sugars.With Aonghus' device, Grace learned that she could eat some foods which she was not sure she could eat; however a diet in FODMAP wasn’t the only answer for Grace’s symptoms. Grace was fortunate to work with doctors that took her symptoms seriously. Her experience in coping with IBS definitely helped to give her confidence. She believes that you will find a solution but it won’t look like anyone else’s solution. Grace is also fortunate to have a very supportive and empathetic partner in Aonghus and for him to invent a device that would help solve her problems.Find Jeffrey Roberts and IBS Patient Support Group at:Website: https://www.ibspatient.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ibspatientTwitter: https://twitter.com/ibspatientInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ibspatientPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/ibspatient Music:Werq Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Ahead of the opening day of the 2020 Cheltenham Racing Festival we've got a special offering of The Buildup podcast, as we chat to our resident horse racing nerd, Aonghus Ó Maicín. Aonghus gives us his picks for the big races across the week,as well his most anticipated storylines, while Mark tries to turn oracle with his "Mark's Waters" shouts. The Buildup, in association with Ladbrokes is our weekly look ahead to the weekend's sport, marking your card for another packed weekend of sporting action. We'll be back on Wednesday with this week's full show. Please bet responsibly, visit Dunlewey.net for further information. Send us your Big Shouts or get in touch with the show for any reason by emailing thegaffer@balls.ie or contact us @ballsdotie on Twitter or Instagram.

Farm Tours Ireland was set up in 2012, by long established Louth-based agricultural advisors, father and son team, Gerry and Aonghus Giggins. It was launched in response to a growing appetite among professionals and farmers from overseas, wishing to visit and experience at first-hand, Ireland's innovative farming and food industry. Here, Aonghus gives some background to the story of operating in what is a niche but burgeoning marketplace.

Irish mythology has many wonderful love stories... and almost all of them end horribly! Here is "the happy one" - a tale of true love and how the God of Love, Aonghus Og, met his match! Produced and edited by Oisin Ryan, with music by Oisin Ryan, story by Sorcha Hegarty and Aron Hegarty. https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=6762832

In the Wings where theatre practitioners talk about their work on stage and on air. In this week’s episode we hear from Writer Mick Jordan and actors Aonghus Óg McAnally, Liz Fitzgibbon and Kathy Rose O'Brien talking about Mick's play My Brother Tim which is next Sunday’s Drama on One

The biggest name in Independent Pro Wrestling and a Godfather of podcasting, Colt Cabana is a legit global superstar. For our 100th episode, Aonghus sits down with the original inspiration behind this podcast to discuss breaking into the business, life on the road as a freelance performer, the similarities between Theatre and Pro Wrestling, the impact of his own podcast, and his love of the Edinburgh Fringe. It’s the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast, Series 2, Episode 48 – Enjoy!

Aonghus is a graduate of the Samuel Beckett Centre, Trinity College Dublin and also trained with Anne Bogart’s SITI Company in New York. His appearances at the Abbey Theatre include Big Love, The Burial at Thebes, Romeo & Juliet and The Plough and the Stars, which also toured to The Barbican, London as part of The Abbey’s centenary celebrations. Elsewhere, Aonghus has appeared in The Nose (Performance Corporation), W. B. Yeats’ CúChulainn Cycle (R.H.A. Downstairs, Dublin and Riverside Studios, London), Myrmidons (Ouroboros), The Tempest (Corcadorca), Macbeth, Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet (All for Second Age), One– Healing with Theatre (Pan Pan), An Triail (Aisling Ghéar), Buile an Phíce (Amharclann de hÍde), A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Not a Moment to Lose (Torn Curtain). Recent theatre includes Serious Money (Seeds Project for Rough Magic directed by Aoife Spillane Hinks), and The Nose directed by Jo Mangan for Performance Corporation. He most recently appeared in his hugely successful one man show Fight Night which he co-created with writer Gavin Kostick as part of the Fishamble/Dublin Theatre Festival “Show in a Bag” initiative and which went on to tour across Ireland and to win a nomination for Best New Play at the Irish Times Theatre Awards 2012.

Westmeath Camogie manager Johnny Greville joins us to review the year in Westmeath Camogie, discusses Westmeath hurling and address speculation linking him to senior job. Senior football reaction with St. Lomans manager Luke Dempsey and Garrycastle selector John Keane. Westmeath and Castletown-Geoghegan star Aonghus Clarke joins us to discuss Westmeath hurling.

A delightful conversation with fellow Viking podcaster Aonghus, the host of ''Norse by Northwest.'' Aonghus is a passionate Viking enthusiast who embraces many of the old Viking traditions through reenacting and archaeological experimentation. You can find his Viking history podcast via the link below. Norse by Northwest https://apple.co/2E0GD5o The History of Vikings on YouTube https://bit.ly/2TW2DEh Follow The History of Vikings on Twitter https://bit.ly/2Qsg28b Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, suggestions or inquiries that you might have noah@thehistoryofvikings.com Music: Danheim - Framganga https://danheimmusic.com/

As a welcome break from the grind of touring, this week we sit down with the cast of The Good Father, Dan Monaghan and Marie Ruane. We chat about training after training, luxury yachts in Cannes, making the move to London and also moving back, plus what it's like to be stuck in a van with Aonghus for 13 weeks. It’s the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast, Series 2, Episode 27 – Enjoy!

Wooly, Damien and Cheddar preview the weekend's action while Aonghas Clarke joins on the line ahead of Westmeath's game against Meath.

Aonghus óg Mcanally Is joined by two of Irelands biggest wrestling exports, Session Moth Martina and The Import Killer Jordan Devlin. Aonghus asks about life on the road togther, NOLA, WWEUK and much more

Aonghus óg Mcanally gives a brief rundown of Martina's Gaff Party as well as OTTs First ever All Female event DEFINAT. Joining him on the first ever OTT PodCast is Joe Cabray aka Luther Ward who talks OTT, Booking, Future plans and more

Thursday 18 October 2012The ego has landed! He’s finally given in and agreed to sit on the other side of the mic for this special episode, so here goes: Widely regarded as the second best Portmarnock actor of his generation, Aonghus Óg McAnally is available for work. Here he chats about growing up in a theatrical family, his first professional gigs as a teenager, the importance of his time training in Trinity, the birth of Rise Productions, the significance of Fight Night and the Show in a Bag project, and his feelings as he looks back on the year-long podcast project. It’s Episode 50 of the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

We chat with FoodMarble about AIRE, a portable app-connected gadget to help you better manage with your digestive system. Plus, Michael Josh is back from CES with his top picks (from friendly robots to ultra-thin TVs). We also speak with the inventor of email, Shiva Ayyadurai about the future of the inbox and why some people dispute his role.

This week the lads are joined by one of the nicest men in Irish entertainment and a third generation actor - the great Aonghus Óg McAnally. He is a third generation actor, following in the footsteps of his father Aonghus McAnally and his grandfather, the late, brilliant Ray McAnally.  Aonghus has done it all in the acting world, from award winning performances treading the boards of international theatres, to starring on both the small screen and big screen. On top of all this he is the man behind Irish production company Rise and commentator for the amazing OTT Wrestling.  We spoke to Aonghus about acting, wrestling, The Dublin Fringe Festival, Mother Teresa and a whole lot more... including the best Tinder story you will hear for a long time.  Aonghus will be featuring in The Dublin Fringe Festival from September 21st-24th in the Project Arts Centre in Temple Bar as he stars in the play, "Traitor". Follow @AonghusOg on Twitter for more. 

In this episode of InConversation we speak with Aonghus Og McAnally, actor and Artistic Director of Rise Productions. This conversation was recorded a year ago. Since then Aonghus has toured nationally with a remount of The Games People Play, the second instalment of Rise's 'Dynasty and Destiny Trilogy'. Rise will premiere the final part of that trilogy At the Ford as part of this year's Dublin Theatre Festival.

Diarmuid Ua Duibhne or Diarmid O'Dyna (also known as Diarmuid of the love spot) is a son of Donn and one of the most famous Fianna's member in the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology (traditionally set in the 2nd to 4th century). He is most famous as the lover of Gráinne, the intended wife of Fianna leader Fionn mac Cumhaill in The Pursuit of Diarmuid and Gráinne. Aonghus Óg or Aengus is Diarmuid's foster father and protector. Diarmuid is a highly skilled warrior and well-liked and much valued member of the Fianna, he single-handedly slew 3400 warriors in a battle and he saved Fionn and the Fianna. Aengus owned a deadly sword named Moralltach or Nóralltach, it translates as the great and fierce one, given to him by Manannán mac Lir. In The Pursuit of Diarmuid and Gráinne it is said of Moralltach that it left no stroke nor blow unfinished at the first trial. Aonghus gave this sword to his foster-son Diarmuid, in addition to a sword named Beagalltach, the Little Fury. Along with these two swords, Diarmuid is known to have wielded two spears, Gáe Buidhe ("Yellow Spear") and Gáe Dearg ("Red Spear"), which caused wounds that could not be healed. Diarmuid used Gáe Dearg and Moralltach for adventures which were matters of life and death. Diarmuid also used Gáe Buidhe and Beagalltach for lesser adventures. Vicious curse His father, Donn, was a warrior of the Fianna. At a dinner party, Donn, feeling jealous because of the attention given to the son of Aengus' steward, killed the steward's son when no one was looking. Aengus resurrected the steward's son in the form of a boar, but the steward still required Fionn to find out the truth and, upon learning the truth, put a curse upon Diarmuid: He was to be killed by the steward's transformed son. Magical love spot Diarmuid is also famed for his love spot, a birthmark, that makes him irresistible to women. Diarmuid, while hunting one night, met a woman who was the personification of youth. After sleeping with him she put a magical love spot on his right cheek that caused any woman who looked at it to fall in love with him. Loathly Lady and Cup One freezing winter's night, the Loathly Lady brazenly entered the Fianna lodge, where the warriors had just gone to bed after a hunting expedition. Drenched to the bone, her sodden hair was snarled and knotted. Desperate for warmth and shelter, she knelt beside each warrior and demands a blanket, beginning with their leader Fionn. Despite her rants and temper tantrums, the tired men only rolled over and ignored her in the hope that she would leave. Only young Diarmuid, whose bed was nearest to the fireplace, took pity on the wretched woman, giving her his bed and blanket. The Loathy Lady noticed Diarmuid's love spot and said that she had wandered the world alone for 7 years. Diarmuid reassured her and told her she can sleep all night and he that he would protect her. Towards dawn, he noticed that she had become a beautiful young woman. The next day, the Loathly Lady rewarded Diarmuid's kindness by offering him his greatest wish—a house overlooking the sea. Overjoyed, Diarmuid asked the woman to live with him. She agreed on one condition: he must promise never to mention how ugly she looked on the night they met. After 3 days together, Diarmuid grew restless. The Loathy Lady offered to watch his greyhound and her new pups while he went hunting. On three separate occasions, Diarmuid's friends, envious of his good luck, visited the lady and asked for one of the new pups. Each time, she honoured the request. Each time, Diarmuid was angry and asked her how she could repay him so meanly when he overlooked her ugliness the first night they met. On the third mention that he had promised never to speak of, the Loathly Lady and the house disappeared and his beloved greyhound died. Realizing that his ungratefulness has caused him to lose everything he valued, Diarmuid set out to find his lady. He used an enchanted ship to cross a stormy sea...

Theatrical dynasties are challenged in this insightful, amusing and touching talk with Jane Brennan, Aonghus McAnally Snr & Óg. [October 2013]

Aonghus Óg McAnally (Rise Productions) interviews his fellow Major Barbara cast members. [August 2013]