Podcast appearances and mentions of Bernard Dunne

From world champion in the ring to championing Irish culture, high performance, and youth sport, Kieran's guest is in Boston with thanks to Ireland Gateway to Europe and has popped in for a chat at the Hard Shoulder makeshift studio in the Seaport Hotel.Former WBA Super Bantamweight World Champion and pundit Bernard Dunne joins to discuss.

Today's guest is a New York and Atlantic City Hall of Fame member as a matchmaker. He's spent half a century in the sport and has worked with everyone from Muhammad Ali to Sugar Ray Leonard, Mike Tyson to Marvin Hagler, Steve Collins to Bernard Dunne. And Ron Katz is still making fights today. Here we talk about the three things a fighter needs to become huge, what it was like arranging Tyson's early fights and the future of the boxing business. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Ian & AL remember one of the magical nights of Irish boxing - Bernard Dunne v Ricardo Cordoba - incredibly 16 years ago this week!The lads also look back over TJ Doheny v Nick Ball & the controversy that followed, Mick Conlan's comeback & future plans aswell as all the fights from Madison Square Garden on St. Patrick's Day. We look back over the phenomenal career of one of boxing's greatest EVER, George Foreman who passed away recently after a career that saw him fight Muhammad Ali, Joe Fraizer, Ken Norton, Ron Lyle, Gerry Cooney, Evander Holyfield, Tommy Morrison, Jimmy Young, Axel Schultz & Michael Moorer. A total of 76 wins and 5 losses.

The Rocky Road hits its 200th episode during Paddy's week – so who better to have on than the King of New York himself, Ireland's John Duddy. He had a famous fan in Jake LaMotta and later worked closely with Robert DeNiro, who had starred as The Bronx Bull in Martin Scorsese's epic Raging Bull back in 1980. Even today he's boxing royalty in the Big Apple but John Duddy is also a son of Derry and an Irish boxing cult hero, someone who helped popularise professional boxing in the early noughties, leading to a wave of up and coming fighters to follow their dreams either at home or across the pond. Show that you can become a big name in Dublin and you could be labelled ‘the next Bernard Dunne'. Show that you're ready to break the Big Apple and you might, you just might, be labelled ‘the next John Duddy'. The Derry Destroyer fought nine times at Madison Square Garden between 2005 and 2010 – winning them all – and lost just twice in a 31-fight career. At one stage he was right in the mix to fight for the middleweight championship of the world – which LaMotta held between 1949 and 1951 – but boxing had other plans for him. John wrapped up his career in 2011 when he realised his hunger had dimmed, cancelling an all-Irish match-up with Andy Lee, and, bitten by the acting bug, he's never looked back. He's still involved in the sport to this day, spearheading a new programme with the Moving Brains Foundation which put on 54 two-hour sessions for people with Parkinsons Disease in 2024 – and continues to grow and grow. And he is also coaching at Trinity Boxing in New York City, a stone's throw from the World Trade Centre, with the hope of one day opening his own gym. In Part 1, we look back at John's early years in the Irish amateur ranks, his determination to unseat Michael Roche as light-middleweight champ and the Corkman's incredible gesture before he finally did, his boxing pals who made it all so enjoyable, and hunkering down to avoid a hurricane in Cuba during a training camp. We also discuss the links in the chain that go from his early life until now – his uncle Jackie, his dad Michael, Charlie Nash, Ken Buchanan, Barry McGuigan and Roberto Duran. This is the ultimate Rocky story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Reilly joins Jess with a rundown from Mobile World Congress. We hear from Bernard Dunne about the life lessons that can be learned from sport and Jess is very excited about new smart glasses.

Having had a few weeks of what you could call a boxing break - the Irish boxing scene exploded into life with a return of a show that would remind fans of those heady Bernard Dunne nights. On this occasion it was ‘King' Callum Walsh on a truly unique UFC production that lived up to all the hopes & expectations.ian and Al look back over the card that also featured Shauna O'Keefe, Edward Donovan v Craig O'Brien, Emmet Brennan v Kevin Cronin and more.in Association with

In this episode, I look back at the amazing battle between Bernard Dunne and Ricardo Cordoba at the Point Arena in Dublin 2009. The pair had one of the greatest ever fights held in an Irish ring for the WBA Super-Bantamweight title.

‘I'll tell you a funny story…' Dennis Hogan is coming home. After 36 fights all over the world – from his base in Australia to Mexico via Germany and the USA – the Kildare man is finally set to realise his dream. He's been visualising a world title fight at The Point ever since his days sitting ringside at Bernard Dunne's big nights there and now it's all set to go down on the Katie Taylor v Chantelle Cameron bill at the 3Arena on May 20. Kildare man Hogan will defend his IBO world title against JJ Metcalf at the venue and he's already fought the fight in his mind 100 times. Here ‘The Hurricane' discusses his amateur career and kryptonite Kenneth Egan, starting out in Oz, giving up the gargle, adopting a world champion mindset long before he started fighting for titles, the Aussies' ridiculous propensity for shortening every word and the time a German newspaper reported that he was related to Crocodile Dundee. He recalls the look of shame he got from Mexican boxing royalty when he was ‘ripped' in Monterray and the fighter who told him ‘you're going home in a bodybag' in New York as well as the Croke Park ambition that's still burning within and the inspiration he's taken from joining fellow Lilywhite fighter Gary Cully at Matchroom. Hogan's fought the best of the best and at 38 years old, reckons he's still at the base of the mountain, getting ready to scale the beast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Retired boxer Eric Donovan joined Ger Gilroy and Shane Hannon to provide the latest edition of You Had To Be There. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

Joe Molloy is joined by Mick McCarthy and Richie McCormack to review the day's headlines. The Newsround with Gillette | #effortlessflow

Alan Cawley on the weekend's action as Liverpool beat Man City and Damien Duff reaches the Cup Final; Stephen Ferris and Ian Keatley reflect on the URC action as Graham Rowntree's Munster land a much-needed bonus point win, and in boxing Bernard Dunne moves to a new role with India's boxers! Game On.

Joe Molloy is joined by Mick McCarthy and Richie McCormack to review the day's headlines. The Newsround with Gillette | #effortlessflow

Welcome to Ep. 24 of The Football Pod 2.0 - James O'Donoghue and Paddy Andrews are back talking Football with Tommy Rooney. Timestamps below. (00:30) – James' makes his live radio debut in Croke Park (02:30) – The magic and insanity of Galway-Armagh (15:30) – The brawl, the gouge and what the GAA need to do. (34:50) – How Galway beat Armagh as the b-side shine. (46:00) – Derry hammer Clare, weak points flare up. (54:30) – Dublin-Kerry excitement, goal as key as Clifford and Con. (01:08:50) – James Horan leaves Mayo - his legacy and the fallout (01:21:30) – TFP Questions: Clutch frees, Sean O'Shea, Bernard Dunne in Galway. Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed or in 'The Football Pod' feed. Brought to you in partnership with AIB - proud sponsors of the GAA Senior Football Championship. Check out #TheToughest for more. We want to hear your questions too - get in touch on twitter or instagram or email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com

Welcome to Ep. 24 of The Football Pod 2.0 - James O'Donoghue and Paddy Andrews are back talking Football with Tommy Rooney. Timestamps below. (00:30) – James' makes his live radio debut in Croke Park (02:30) – The magic and insanity of Galway-Armagh (15:30) – The brawl, the gouge and what the GAA need to do. (34:50) – How Galway beat Armagh as the b-side shine. (46:00) – Derry hammer Clare, weak points flare up. (54:30) – Dublin-Kerry excitement, goal as key as Clifford and Con. (01:08:50) – James Horan leaves Mayo - his legacy and the fallout (01:21:30) – TFP Questions: Clutch frees, Sean O'Shea, Bernard Dunne in Galway. Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed or in 'The Football Pod' feed. Brought to you in partnership with AIB - proud sponsors of the GAA Senior Football Championship. Check out #TheToughest for more. We want to hear your questions too - get in touch on twitter or instagram or email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com

David Sneyd is in studio for the small matter of Man City v Real Madrid in the Champions League Semi-Final second-leg; Niamh O'Mahoney of FSE on the Super League; in boxing, Chris McNulty brings us the latest as the IABA ask Bernard Dunne to reconsider his resignation, and Damian Lawlor brings us up to speed on Mayo's Saipan moment! Game On.

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A fight that is often forgotten considering Frampton would win his first world title against Martinez; his challenge for the EBU title would be the toughest test of the Belfast man's young career - and a night when his star would rise. Several years before winning world titles, unifying divisions, selling out nights in Las Vegas and winning Ring Magazine's fighter of the year award; a young Carl Frampton, like all prospects, reached the stage of his career where he had to answer questions and prove that his was a talent that justified the buzz surrounding his ascent in the professional ranks. On the 9th of February 2013 he took on hard-hitting Kiko Martinez in the Odyssey Arena, Belfast for the EBU and IBF inter-continental super-bantamweight titles. Frampton was 15-0 heading into this contest while Kiko, only one year older, had twice as many fights and boasted a record of 27-3. Nowadays, Kiko is well known to Irish boxing fans as one of the most popular away fighters seen in the opposite corner down through the years, but in 2013 he was a hard-hitting danger man who had previously knocked out Bernard Dunne and posed a serious threat to the young hopeful from Tiger's Bay.

iRadio in the Morning with Aidan and Oonagh caught up with the great sporting champ Bernard Dunne who is working as a career coach with 'Indeed'. Indeed, who are a proud partner of Team Ireland for the Tokyo Olympics work in support of future and current Irish athletes, have developed an innovative programme along with the Olympic Federation of Ireland and Irish boxing legend Bernard Dunne (high performance director of the Irish Athletic Boxing Association) called ‘Indeed Career Coach', the aim of which is to encourage athletes to consider what path they might take post their sporting career, in addition to having a wider audience of younger people trying to navigate the world of all things career related via their indeedcareercoach.ie website! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Friday's #OTBAM podcast - Liam Twomey talks Tuchel and José, the WC Final of Pundits, Wales-Ireland with Alan Quinlan, Frank Greaney explains the Ian Wright case, there's Bernard Dunne and the Crappy Quiz too, as well as your AM Cold Cuts! Timestamps below. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am. 01:00 - Live with Adrian & Eoin - sack José and WC of Pundits. 11:50 - Sports News with Phil Egan. 18:00 - Football with Liam Twomey - Chelsea, Tuchel, Spurs and José - Lampard's future. 41:40 - Sports Pages 43:20 - Bernard Dunne on OTB. 1:08:00 - Frank Greaney on the Ian Wright case. 1:20:20 - Rugby with Alan Quinlan - Wales vs. Ireland. 1:39:50 - AM Cold Cuts. 1:50:00 - WC of PL Pundits - Winner! 1:52:10 - Crappy Quiz. Have you got anything for the OTB AM agenda this week? Let us know in the live comments or Whatsapp the show at 087 9 180180, or email AM@offtheball.com! SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #MadeOfWhatMatters

Former world champion boxer and current High-Performance Director of AIBA Bernard Dunne joined Eoin Sheahan on Friday's OTB AM.

Ray Moylette and Jim Rock join Kevin Byrne to look back at one of the greatest nights in Irish boxing history: Bernard Dunne's win over Ricardo Cordoba in 2009. Ireland hasn't seen a night like that in boxing since - and it was the same night the Irish rugby team won their first Grand Slam in 61 years - beating Wales in Cardiff. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jim Rock joins Kevin Byrne and Simon Maguire to review Bernard Dunne's stunning loss to Kiko Martinez in 2007.Jim also shares a story about Matthew McConaughey sparring in Mountjoy prison in Dublin. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

With no live sport to watch, we bring you This Week In.. one of our new schedule of podcasts on Balls.ie. Every week, we'll reminisce on a sporting week that was from a certain year. This week, it could only be 2009.  Join Mick, Donny and PJ as they look back on probably the greatest day in Irish sport, Ireland's first Grandslam in 61 years and Dublin's Bernard Dunne knocking out Ricardo Cordoba to become world champion on home turf!  As well as that, Liverpool were hotting up in the title race with Manchester United, Kilkenny has met their new nemisis but didn't know it yet, and lots more besides.  To subscribe to the show, visit here or search "Balls.ie Podcasts" on all good podcast apps, and if you enjoy it, please leave us a rating!  Please be sure to rate and leave a review on your preferred podcast platform

With no live sport to watch, we bring you This Week In.. one of our new schedule of podcasts on Balls.ie. Every week, we'll reminisce on a sporting week that was from a certain year. This week, it could only be 2009.  Join Mick, Donny and PJ as they look back on probably the greatest day in Irish sport, Ireland's first Grandslam in 61 years and Dublin's Bernard Dunne knocking out Ricardo Cordoba to become world champion on home turf!  As well as that, Liverpool were hotting up in the title race with Manchester United, Kilkenny has met their new nemisis but didn't know it yet, and lots more besides.  To subscribe to the show, visit here or search "Balls.ie Podcasts" on all good podcast apps, and if you enjoy it, please leave us a rating!  Please be sure to rate and leave a review on your preferred podcast platform

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On this weeks episode of the podcast Matt sat down and spoke with former professional boxer Steve Ormand. Steve talked about his love for boxing and how boxing's been part of my life since I was about four years of age. His father Patrick was an All Ireland amateur lightweight champion and my grandfather and several uncles on both sides of the family were boxers, so he grew up listening to all the stories about boxing. Steve's uncle Greg was a boxing coach, so he first went to the boxing gym at the age of six or seven and had his first amateur bout around the age of 11. Steve talked about the people that were his inspirations growing up and his times sparring former WBA Super-Bantamweight champion Bernard Dunne, who was also from Clondalkin. Steve was coached for a while by his father Brendan, a 1976 Montreal Olympian. Steve talked about the commitment and dedication in life as a professional boxer. Steve and Matt spoke about the impacted of amateur boxing clubs have of communities in working class area's. Steve is now working as a boxing fitness coach. Steve works with kids and adults, ages ranging from six to 60 years of age. Thanks to Steve for coming onto the show and sharing his story. Special thanks to our: Sponsors: Niall Reilly- www.rooneymedia.com Supports: Shannon's Hopeline - www.shannonshopeline.ie Mental Health Warriors - https://www.facebook.com/Mental-Health-Warriors-373240606467593/ Magic Minds Podcast Team Matt Burke- Host Andrew O'Connell- Video Production & social Media - www.libertiesphoto.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/magic-minds/message

Episode 20: Mike McGurn __ In today’s episode of the podcast ( one step at a time , Sean Flannery available on iTunes, stitcher & Spotify) I sat down with internationally respected Strength & Conditioning Coach Mike McGurn. __ Mike has vast experience in working with top level athletes including the likes of Brian O’Driscoll, Bernard Dunne, Tommy Bowe , Paul O’Connell and has experience in America with the Philadelphia Eagles during his time learning his trade in college. Back home he was also involved with various inter county football teams as well as working under the legendary Eddie O’Sullivan. _ He also worked with premier league sides Hull City & Everton as head of S&C and now works and consults with various teams and individuals in Queens University Belfast. __ We discussed various topics including mikes background, important characteristics for young coaches starting out, discussing mentality especially when dealt with a setback and I asked Mike what it is like in relation to working with big egos in the professional game. _ I finished the show by asking Mike 5 questions that came across from instagram last week which includes tips to enhance speed, best recovery strategies for team sports player and much more. __ Hope you guys enjoy the episode and let me know if you found it enjoyable and beneficial. There is a lot of value in this one __ #onestepatatime __ For Coaching details Instagram: @seanflanPT & @Flnry Facebook: Fitnesswithflan Snapchat: seaniflan7 Podcast: “One Step at Time” iTunes, Stitcher & Spotify __ #fitness#nutrition#goals#mindset#muscle#healthy#healthy#power#seaneflan#flnry#entrepreneur#transformation#personaltrainer#PT#onlinecoaching#onlinecoach #instagram #ireland#fitfam#fit#physicalactivity #content#gymphotoshoots#coach #business#speaker#blogger

Aged six, Bernard Dunne sat on Barry McGuigan's knee and told McGuigan that someday he too would be like him. Twenty-three years later Bernard Dunne became a world boxing champion and proved his skill, determination and focus to achieve. Ten years on from that magical moment, he joins me on the Real Health podcast to talk about the power of self-belief and never letting the negative thoughts in your head control you. He also discusses his role as High Performance Director for Irish boxing with the goal of being the number one High Performance team in the world as we approach the 2020 Olympic Games. "It’s all about preparation, being ready and enjoying what you do," he tells me. "It’s about making the right choices. Sometimes we sabotage ourselves because of a fear of what we can achieve, whether it’s going for an Olympic medal or running a 5km race." “If you’re trying to reset anything in your life, these negative thoughts are only fleeting. And you know what, sometimes you do get knocked down. But one setback doesn’t mean you give up. Don’t let the voice that wants to take the easy road control you.” For more information and episodes from the Real Health podcast you can visit the show page: https://www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-real-health-podcast/ You can also contact me on social media - I'm @KarlHenryPT on Twitter and Instagram and the show email is realhealth@independent.ie. The Real Health podcast is in association with Laya Healthcare.

Tis the season to get reading, fa-la-la--la-la, etc, etc. The Sports book market kicks into gear over the coming weeks so we wanted to give an insight into the lowest of the low, the poor (we're always poor), benighted ghost-writers who ferry the thoughts of the sportspeople each year to shelves and stockings throughout the land. Mary Hannigan has had the pleasure of helping Des Cahill tell his story this year, as Gavin Cummiskey has done in the past with Bernard Dunne and Geordan Murphy, as Malachy Clerkin has done with Ruby Walsh. We get into the ups and downs, the endless transcriptions and the rows won and (mostly) lost. Jordan Larmour has doubled down on his scintillating performance against Italy on the weekend by calling out the All Blacks, conferring upon him instant hero status. John O'Sullivan joins us to break down Saturday's win and to read the runes ahead of the Argentina game. We also tell the brilliant story of Katrina Parrock, the three-time All-Ireland camogie champion who scored the winner in yesterday's women's FAI Cup final for Wexford Youths. All in your Added Time podcast this Monday, with Malachy Clerkin and Gavin Cummiskey

A documentary by former world champion Bernard Dunne about Michael Gomez – the controversial bad boy of Irish boxing and a night in the national stadium when something strange and inexplicable happened - something never before seen in an Irish ring? (2014)

For Show Notes and Coach McKeefery's Website - http://www.RonMcKeefery.com Now Available on iTunes http://bit.ly/1bPlMei Pick up your copy of Coach McKeefery's #1 Amazon International Bestseller "CEO Strength Coach" - http://www.CEOStrengthCoach.com Please “Thank” our sponsors who bring this show to you for free:PLAE - http://plae.us/Samson - https://www.samsonequipment.comIron Grip - http://www.irongrip.com/Intek - https://intekstrength.com/Train Heroic - http://trainheroic.com/Gym Aware - https://kinetic.com.au/gymaware.htmlWoodway - http://www.woodway.com/Versa Pulley - http://versaclimber.com/vp-versapulley/ International Strength and Conditioning Coach Mike McGurn has the prestigious honour of training three National Senior Irish Teams in different codes and winning two World Titles in two different sports. McGurn competed for Ulster and Ireland in cross country and athletics events. For his efforts was awarded a scholarship to study Sports Science in the USA for four years. Once graduated and while lecturing in Workington, he became fitness coach for the local Rugby League club. He quickly became sought after by the cream of Rugby League. Known for his no-nonsense, hard working attitude, McGurn helped guide St Helens to the elusive treble - Challenge Cup, Super League and World Club Champions in the 2000/2001 season. 2002 saw him make the move back to Ireland after being head-hunted by Eddie O’Sullivan to join the national Rugby Union team as Head of Strength and Conditioning. In his tenure of 8 years he totally revolutionised the training structures and systems of the squad laying the foundations for what has become the most successful Irish Team ever. In 2008 he took up the position of Head of Strength and Conditioning for Ospreys Rugby Union club in South Wales. He also began working with boxer Bernard Dunne, helping the Dubliner become Super Bantam-Weight Champion of the World. In November 2008 he enjoyed more success, this time with the Irish Compromise Rules team when they won the series beating Austrailia in both tests. McGurn consults teams and individuals and is currently lead Strength and Conditioning Coach at Queens University Belfast, responsible for all of the Strength and Conditioning for rugby football gaelic hurling camogie and rowing teams at the university.. In 2010 and 2011 McGurn became National Fitness Coach to the Irish International Rules Team who played against their Australian counterparts in the AFL. Mike is a member of the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA) and International Youth Conditioning Association (IYCA)In This Episode We Discuss: What experience in his journey impacted him the most, and Why.Biggest mistake he has made and how he learned from it.How he maximizes cognitive training in a session.  Sport specific training, what is it and is it possible. How to implement change in a program that does not have a good history.  Best piece of coaching advice he has ever received.His favorite quote, Book/App/Website recommendation.

Harry chats to Bernard about the Great Gatsby and all things theatre.

Ed Robinson is joined by Spencer Fearon and Callum Smith to bring you all the latest news in boxing with exclusive interviews from Anthony Crolla, Kell Brook, Errol Spence, Bernard Dunne, Reece Bellotti and Michelle Joy Phelps brings you the latest news from America.

"If somebody is caught with €300 of coke they shouldn't be locked up for it." Gino Kenny, the AAA-PBP's TD for Dublin Mid-West spoke frankly on this week's Floating Voter about the legalisation of cannabis, his own past drug use, and why personal possession of cocaine should not be a criminal offence. Gino Kenny also took the ‘Constituency Test' scoring an impressive 7/10 with questions on Bernard Dunne, Kenny Egan and Round Towers. Elsewhere on the show, Kevin Doyle and INM political correspondents, Philip Ryan and Niall O'Connor, discussed the can-kicking over Irish water in the latest deal between Fine Gael and Fianna Fail and asked when we might actually have a Taoiseach in place.

Ed Draper is joined by Spencer Fearon and Bernard Dunne with exclusive interviews from Scott Quigg, Carl Frampton, Charles Martin, Nigel Benn, and many more...