Podcasts about ballyboden

Just months ago Mark McNamee was playimng as goalkeeper for Ballyboden, dreaming of giving the NFL a go. After a long process, he is now in Florida training for the IPP pro-day after a strong showing at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. Shane caught up with him.Our friends at QuinnBet have great odds on Bulgaria v Republic of Ireland, amazing Acca Bonuses, Acca Insurance & many other daily specials. Find out more at QuinnBet.com/promotions or use the LINK provided. Remember its 18+ T&Cs Apply - Always Gamble Responsibly.

Róisín Mannion, Sinn Féin councillor with South Dublin County Council, reacts to a fire at a vacant building in Ballyboden

A frustrating evening in Croke Park has led to a lot of questions, disappointment and more frustration. We looked back at the action with former Wexford, Naomh Éanna and Ballyboden hurler Malachy Travers, and former Tipperary and Dublin hurler Ryan O'Dwyer.

Today, I will be chatting with Colm Sharkey. A native of Ballyboden in Dublin, Sharkey came to Toronto during the recession in 2009. Not content with having the pressure of finding a new job in a new country, along with two close friends, he decided to revive hurling in Toronto. The sport had been dormant in the city since the 1980s and Sharkey paints a great picture of what it was like to rejuvenate the sport from scratch as a new wave of Irish immigrants began to come again. We also chat about how Sharkey has assimilated into Canadian culture through hockey. Both his sons, Tadhg and Séamus are aspiring young players while their Dad has taken on the role of coach. I can't imagine there are too many Irish accents shouting instructions to kids on ice rinks around Canada. 

The latest episode of Radio Espial has gone live. Likes, shares and subscribes are always appreciated on Youtube. Annie Bridget McCarrick (born March 27th, 1966), an American woman from Long Island, New York, went missing under suspicious circumstances in 1993 while she was residing in Ireland. McCarrick was born on Long Island, New York and she grew up and lived in Bayport until her move to Ireland in January 1987, aged 19, to study at St Patrick's College for Teacher Training in Drumcondra. She later switched colleges and instead decided to study Irish Literature at Maynooth University for three years. For two years she was in a relationship with Dermot Ryan, a period when Annie was renting and sharing a small cottage with a female friend in Ballyboden, Dublin. In 1990, she returned to New York and after a four-month period, the relationship with Ryan petered out. He returned to Ireland and later decided to move to Italy. Annie instead remained in New York and spent two years in the US studying for a master's degree. Previously, she had also been in a short relationship with Philip Brady, brother of her long-time friend Hilary Brady. She knew the Brady family in Clondalkin back since her arrival in 1987-88 and stayed with them for a period of time. But she still yearned for a new fresh start in Ireland in 1993. Her maternal and paternal families all had strong roots in Ireland (Great-Grandparents). During her years in Ireland, she still regularly commuted back to New York for short periods and family visits. Her parents also visited Ireland two or three times a year. After more than a two-year hiatus, Annie returned to Ireland on the 6th of January 1993 and insisted to her father that it would be a permanent move for good. This caused some strain between the pair; her father believing that she should cast aside this fanciful love affair and adventure with Ireland and return to live and work in New York. Almost all the family, friends, teachers, and people who knew Annie, saw her as an outgoing and well-adjusted person – trusting of others, if a little too idealistic at times. Annie McCarrick disappeared on Friday, March 26th, 1993, one day short of her 27th birthday. Her mother Nancy had already planned to visit her late the following week, arriving Friday, April 3rd, having just missed her daughter's birthday a week before.

Aisling O'Reilly caught up with Conal Keaney, Kenny Naughton and David Devereux after Ballyboden clinched a victory over Ballinteer in the GAA club championships. #OTB

On episode 96 I am delighted to be joined by Westmeath senior hurling manager Joe Fortune. Joe has also had success managing dublin club Ballyboden and underage dublin hurling panels. This is a raw and honest interview where we learn about Joe's approach to coaching, creating set ups, how he treats the players in his teams and more. Episode Notes: When times are tough who's going to back you? If you're taken off in a game, will it be about you or the team? The most important people in the navy seals are the people behind them, because if the first people fall the next one step up The hardest part of the game isn't playing the game it's caring enough to care about the things that you are doing - Gerry Cinnamon "The nearer a man comes to a calm mind, the closer he is to strength." - Marcus Aurelius A big thank you to our sponsor Chin Up Goggles Website - https://chinupgoggles.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/chinupgoggles/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ChinUpGoggles Check out the website thesidelinelive.com Make sure to subscribe for future episodes and find us over on Instagram and Twitter @thesidelinelive Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone, Edited using GarageBand If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team www.prymal.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sideline-live/message

On this special episode we heard about a cat and a dog that were both found dead, WITHOUT their heads, in different parts of Dublin in the last four days. Gardai are investigating both incidents of sickening animal cruelty.

Robert is in first year and has DLD which is a developmental language disorder. He chats to Karl Reddy a carpenter, Ballyboden hurler, and fellow DLD ambassador.

This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Monaghan star attacker CORA COURTNEY. The Donaghmoyne player talks overcoming Bredagh and the upcoming All-Ireland semi-final, starting out with both club and county, what motivates Donaghmoyne and how the injection of youth are encouraged to work hard, losing to Ballyboden in 2005, and how they should have more than their five All-Irelands. Cora talks about Monaghan and the disappointment of 2021, injury which captain in 2019, their rivalry with Cork and how close they came to All-Ireland success, the sweetness of two club wins against Donaghmore and Mourneabbey, and her decision to step away in 2022. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.' **(this interview was recorded before Kilkerrin/Clonberne were confirmed as Donaghmoyne's All-Ireland semi-final opponents in January 2022)** == THE FAIR GREEN broadcasts every week on sportsdaz.ie and will return in the New Year Also this week are camogie players SUSIE O'CARROLL (Kildare) & SINÉAD FURLONG (Wexford) Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music To listen back to BRIEGE CORKERY'S appearnce on THE FAIR GREEN, click HERE Cover/Social Media Photos (c) Ladies Gaelic Football/Sportsfile & Monaghan LGFA #SportsDaz

On episode 51 I am delighted to be joined by Ballyboden and Dublin Star Robbie McDaid. We discuss the setbacks and challenges he has faced, team culture, player driven environment, and individual practice including a shooting challenge you can try at home A big thanks to Robbie for giving up his time. I really enjoyed this chat. Shooting Challenge - https://www.instagram.com/p/CMKqtKipZga/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link “You might not always agree with it, you can be free to challenge it but don't dismiss it” Check out the brand new website thesidelinelive.com Make sure to subscribe for future episodes and find us over on Instagram and Twitter @thesidelinelive Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone Edited using GarageBand If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team www.prymal.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sideline-live/message

Conor Donnelly, Pearse Corcoran and Conor Coyle review Ballymun's comfortable victory over Ballyboden in the Dublin SFC, take a tour around the country rounding up the various county finals and preview the Derry SFC decider between Slaughtneil and Magherafelt. Be sure to subscribe to the GAA Scores Podcast on your preferred podcast app. If you have any feedback or want to get in touch, you can find us on Twitter @GAAscores or on Instagram @GAAscores. Enquiries: info@gaascores.com. Produced by Caman Media.

Conor Donnelly, Pearse Corcoran and Conor Coyle are on the podcast this week to look back on Dungannon's first Tyrone SFC title since 1956. One they claimed in fairly dramatic circumstances after a extra time filled campaign.The lads also talk about the club championships that have appealed to so many across the country this year and how the GAA calendar needs revisited with a clean slate in 2021.Finally they look ahead to the titanic clash in the Dublin SFC Final between Ballyboden and Ballymun.Be sure to subscribe to the GAA Scores Podcast on your preferred podcast app. If you have any feedback or want to get in touch, you can find us on Twitter @GAAscores or on Instagram @GAAscores.Enquiries: info@gaascores.com.Produced by Caman Media.

#4: 9000 people in Ireland currently live with Multiple Sclerosis, the most common progressive, neurological condition in young adults in the country. For World MS Day, host Hayden Moore talks to Ballyboden resident Dorota Kenny about being diagnosed with MS, how her symptoms developed, offering advice for anybody just diagnosed with the the disease, and more. Also joining the show is the CEO of MS Ireland, Ava Battles, to talk about their Virtual Balloon Race on World MS Day to raise much needed funds for the upkeep of their services - which two-thirds of people diagnosed with MS in Ireland use.

Oisin Langan looked back on Ballyboden's Leinster win. Paddy Mulligan speaks about the Premier League weekend. Connacht lose in the Pro12 and we look ahead to UFC 194.

Ballyboden St Endas overcame holders St Vincents 2-8 to 10 points in the Dublin senior football final. Andrew Kerin scoring a goal in either half against a Vincents side that struggled badly in the first half. After the game Boden boss Andy McEntee, Vinnies manager Tommy Conroy and Ballyboden midfielder Declan O'Mahoney spoke to us.

Analysis of Ballyboden and St. Vincent's Semi-Final wins with Barry Cahill, Interviews with St. Vincent's Ger Brennan and Ballyboden's Stephen O' Connor. The two sides will meet in the County Final on Sunday, November 1st at 4pm in Parnell Park.

Ballyboden Saint Enda's caused a stir in the second of the Dublin senior football championship quarter finals last night beating Saint Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh on a scoreline of 1-12 to 1-11. After the game we got the reaction of experienced Boden campaigner Darragh Nelson but first lets relive some of the highlights.

Ronan MacLochlainn, journalist with The Herald, looks back on Ballyboden's victory over St Vincents and Lucan's victory over St Brigids in u-21 'A' Hurling Championship semi-finals. Ronan also looks forward to the Dublin minor football championship between Na Fianna and Kilmacud Crokes Shane O'Brien, the new manager of Dublin camogie, speaks to us about his appointment and his wishes for 2015 Brendan Cooper gives us the lowdown on all the latest camogie action in Dublin, including minor championship action Conor McKeon looks at the Dublin Bus/Herald Dubs Football team that was named during the week. He also looks at the tentative plans to build a new Leinster GAA stadium near the M50 Anthony Daly speaks to us about his autobiography

Ollie Baker, manager of Kilmacud Crokes, speaks to us about his side's victory in the Dublin Senior Hurling Final against St. Jude's. He also looks forward to their tie in the Leinster Championship against Rathdowney-Errill Mick O'Grady, Chairman of the Friends of Dublin Hurling, gives us his view on the final, and also looks forward to FODH's Celebration Night coming up on November 14th Tommy Doran, Kilmacud Crokes Ladies Intermediate manager, talks to us about their success in the Leinster Championship Final over the weekend Ray Dorney, Na Fianna Ladies Senior manager, talks to us ahead of the Leinster Final this weekend Brendan Cooper, Vice-Chairman of Dublin camogie, speaks to us about all the camogie action in Dublin over the weekend, including Ballyboden's defeat to Oulart in the Leinster Championship Conor McKeon, journalist with The Herald, looks back on the senior hurling final, as well as the Dublin Senior Football Championship Final which saw St. Vincent's retain their title against Oliver Plunketts/Eoghan Ruadh

Andy Cunningham, who will be on co-commentary duty with Mick on Friday, previews the Dublin Senior Hurling Championship Final between Kilmacud Crokes and St. Jude's The respective managers Ollie Baker (Kilmacud) and Sean Fallon (St Jude's) let us know how preparations are going ahead of the big match Richie Sweetnam, manager of the Ballyboden camogie side that won their 5th Dublin senior title on Sunday, tells us about the game and the celebrations that followed Brendan Cooper, Vice-Chairman of Dublin camogie, gives us a report on the same game, as well as all the other camogie news in Dublin Ronan MacLochlainn, journalist with The Herald, previews the hurling final on Friday, as well as the Dublin Senior Football Championship Final on Monday between reigning champions St Vincent's, and St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh who are seeking their first senior title Tommy Conroy, Vincent's manager, gives us an update on preparations ahead of Monday's final

We have so much material to include in this showcase podcasts as Ireland celebrates Easter and The Easter Rising of 1916.  We bring you our very first interview as Jennifer Grundulis explains The Bookcrossing convention in Dublin this month.  Poet Padraig J Daly who is also Parish Priest at Ballyboden in Dublin reads his poem ‘Trinity‘.  […]