Podcasts about Bundoran

Deacon Thady talks with Deacon Don about a Healing and Renewal Retreat in Bundoran. L'articolo RM Breakfast Show – Deacon Thady – Healing and Renewal Retreat (Encounter, Formation and Mission) proviene da Radio Maria.

Deacon Thady plays a lovely interview he had with Kathleen, who was cured from Leukemia. L'articolo RM Breakfast Show – Deacon Thady – story of healing from Bundoran healing retreat proviene da Radio Maria.

23rd January, 2025 – Deacon Thady is joined by Tom McAuliffe , Deacon Don and Patricia Friel of Mary's Meals to give their impressions of the weekend retreat in Bundoran. L'articolo RM Breakfast Show – Deacon Thady – review of the Retreat in Bundoran proviene da Radio Maria.

Stormy waves for January, direct from Donegal courtesy of Harri Pepper's brother. Raised amid the rhythms and canvases of his family's jazz bar and art gallery on the wild Welsh coast, Jac Pepper's journey began in the creative crucible of Peppers in Abergwaun. Brother to DJ Harri Pepper, featured on these very pages for time, Jac has spent over a decade crafting vinyl-only residencies from Ireland to Australia. Now settled in the surf town of Bundoran, Donegal, where the raw beauty of the Dartry Mountains meets the Atlantic waves, you'll find him holding court at George's Bar and Treehouse Live events. What started as a few months chasing swells turned into finding his spiritual home – a place where music and the ocean merge. Spanning continents and decades with the raw energy of post-punk to ‘global rhythms', meditative downtempo and euphoric disco, and from classic house to sideways acid this mix is a deep slice of his musical cake (yup I made that all up on my own) and reflects the ethos of his upbringing: creating spaces where people feel “comfortable and free to dance” – or music “checking some stormy waves.” Nice curveball for January, let's go…

11th November, 2024 – Rebekah sits down with Angela McMorrow, organizer of the upcoming Abide in His Love Women's Conference at The Great Northern Hotel in Bundoran, along with keynote speaker and evangelist Lisa Cotter. Together, they explore the vision behind the event and the vital role of women's ministry in today's world. L'articolo Abide in His Love – Rebekah interviews Lisa Cotter & Angela McMorrow proviene da Radio Maria.

Sarah Love, who runs the Girl Drinks Gunness page (@girl_drinks_guinness on Instagram) has been to 400 different pubs across Ireland, the UK and Europe, and has put the Railway Bar, Bundoran on the top of her list!She joins Andrea to discuss what makes the perfect pint of Guinness.

Businesses and Councillors in Bundoran have expressed concern over hundreds of car enthusiats planning to gather in the town on St Patricks day. Will the meet up cause chaos in the town on one of the busiest days of the year? Adrian Kennedy was joined by Michael McMahon, Sinn Fein Councillor in Bundoran and others to discuss...

Two years ago, what would become 105,000 Ukrainians began arriving in Ireland to seek refuge from the Russian invasion of their country.They were dispersed all around the State, including to Bundoran in Donegal, a seaside town and for generations a welcoming holiday destination.How have they adjusted to living so far from their war-torn homes? Sorcha Pollak travelled to Bundoran to talk to the new arrivals and locals about welcomes, integration and long-term plans.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's Business Matters Chris Ashmore is joined by Ryan Allen, Founding Director of Irish Gap Year. The Bundoran based company has been running award-winning Gap Year Programmes in Ireland and indeed in Europe for a number of years, and currently employs 13 people in Donegal. Recently, it won the Export Award at the … Business Matters: Ep 175, Ryan Allen – Irish Gap Year Read More » The post Business Matters: Ep 175, Ryan Allen – Irish Gap Year appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

This week, David heads to Rowallane where Claire McNally picks some highlights including Mahonia and reveals her quest to find a ‘not so tart' berry from the plant sometimes known as the Oregon Grape. David joins Klaus Laitenberger at the community garden in Bundoran where he's pruning the blackcurrants. Frank McCooke from Slemish market garden gives practical tips on planting garlic for spring. Reg Maxwell gets planting for a Christmas display - yes there's still time! Contact the programme anytime on gardenerscorner@bbc.co.uk

Gogglebox Ireland returns but this time celebrities take to the couch, single and tired of dating apps, why not head to Bundoran for the Matchmaking festival and Dr Ian Counihan, Consultant Respiratory Physician explained the importance of lung health in the run up to World lung day Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All the usual Friday fun on 11-1 as Niall O Brien is back talking movies this week A Haunting in Venice up for discussion plus Niall had all the latest in what to watch on TV and streaming, Fionn was back with another Friday floor filler song to kickstart the weekend and guess the famous celebrity couple for your chance to win a hotel breakaway in Bundoran. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Screaming Orphans are the four Diver sisters - Joan, Angela, Gráinne and Marie Thérèse - with the good fortune to have been raised in the magic of Bundoran in County Donegal, Ireland.

From the northwest of Ireland, Richie Fitzgerald's debut memoir, Cold Water Eden, has received incredible reviews and covers his history in big waves; Surfworld, the first surf shop in town; and endless anecdotes of visiting surfers dawning his door. From Tom Curren to Kelly Slater, Malloy brothers to Brad Gerlach, the characters and set-ups in Bundoran are world class, and so is the narrative, expertly woven with a pub-like feel, full of Richie's epic charm and wit. This is the story behind his phenomenal book, the likes of which we haven't seen since Barbarian Days, A Surfing Life from William Finnegan. Enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on episode #234 Shane Smyth talks to Marc Geagan about his new Donegal Bay Guitar Festival which will happen in Bundoran next January. More details soon on https://www.modalcitizenrecords.com/ To get in touch with the podcast email podcast@bundoranweekly.com or tweet @bundoranweekly. Also find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bundoranweekly Follow the Bundoran Weekly on your favourite podcast app, listen to all episodes on demand via https://www.bundoranweekly.com or just ask your smart speaker to “Play the Bundoran Weekly”! Subscribe to the MassCast podcast https://podfollow.com/masscast or by searching MassCast on your favourite podcast app. Purchase our theme tune - The Man from Bundoran from the Songs of Erne album - https://www.modalcitizenrecords.com All with thanks to https://www.aib.ie

Sunday Evening, 28th May 2023 Speakers: Bertie & Pat Johnston Testimony: 53 Years Since Bundoran www.lifeboatfellowship.com This audio was recorded at the Lifeboat Fellowship, Grange Corner, Moy. For further copies or information please visit our website at www.lifeboatfellowship.com or write to.... Lifeboat Fellowship, Old Moy Road, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, BT71 6PX

This week on episode #233 Shane Smyth talks to Daniel Browne of Sea Sessions Surf and Music Festival which takes place in Bundoran next month. To get in touch with the podcast email podcast@bundoranweekly.com or tweet @bundoranweekly. Also find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bundoranweekly Follow the Bundoran Weekly on your favourite podcast app, listen to all episodes on demand via https://www.bundoranweekly.com or just ask your smart speaker to “Play the Bundoran Weekly”! Subscribe to the MassCast podcast https://podfollow.com/masscast or by searching MassCast on your favourite podcast app. Purchase our theme tune - The Man from Bundoran from the Songs of Erne album - https://www.modalcitizenrecords.com All with thanks to https://www.aib.ie

This week on episode #231 Shane Smyth talks to Mary Daly of the Ballyshannon Folk and Traditional Music Festival which happens across the forthcoming August bank holiday weekend. For info on the Ballyshannon Folk Festival click - http://ballyshannonfolkfestival.com/ To donate to the RNLI fundraiser - https://www.justgiving.com/page/one-crew-climb-errigal To get in touch with the podcast email podcast@bundoranweekly.com or tweet @bundoranweekly. Also find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bundoranweekly Follow the Bundoran Weekly on your favourite podcast app, listen to all episodes on demand via https://www.bundoranweekly.com or just ask your smart speaker to “Play the Bundoran Weekly”! Subscribe to the MassCast podcast https://podfollow.com/masscast or by searching MassCast on your favourite podcast app. Purchase our theme tune - The Man from Bundoran from the Songs of Erne album - https://www.modalcitizenrecords.com All with thanks to https://www.aib.ie

Gardai are appealing for witnesses to last Thursday's fatal road traffic accident in Ballyshannon in which a man driving a tractor was killed. They are also seeking more information on the recent serious assault in Bundoran, as Garda Joanne Doherty outlines on 'On The Beat'

Donegal's Brian McEniff turned 80 on December 1st. He sat down with Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan at his home in Bundoran to look back on his decades of devotion to Donegal GAA.

78 year old Seamus McNulty is now missing for 3 weeks - he was last seen leaving a hotel in Bundoran on 2nd November last. Garda Pauline McFarlane of Donegal Town Gardai issues a further appeal for information on this week's On The Beat

There seems to be total confusion among motorists as to who has the right of way as two lanes merge into one on the Bundoran Road in Sligo, heading out the N15 road. Cllr Donal Gilroy has moved to clarify the confusion, after raising the dangers of the bottleneck at yesterday's meeting of Sligo County Council

Realt na Mara Bundoran footballers and club members are doing a 'virtual' spin cycle this Saturday, Oct 29th, at Cosgroves Supervalu in the town. The distance will be Bundoran to Galway (174 kilometres). Realt's Ryan Walsh explains more to Austin O'Callaghan.

The people of Bundoran attended a vigil in the town last night to remember those who died in the Creeslough tragedy. Those who spoke included two well known local men, natives of Creelough

Gardai have appealed for information in relation to three separate assault incidents which have taken place in Bundoran in the past week. Garda Naíomh Higgins of Ballyshannon Garda Station has details on this week's 'On The Beat'

Paddy McGill is joined by Termon manager Francie Friel to reflect on the key club championship stories and talking points this weekend - Can anybody stop St Eunan's? - Dungloe's return to senior - St Naul's send Bundoran down. Plus - there's County LGFA glory for Termon and Aodh Ruadh.

This week: reaction to Neil McGee's intercounty retirement after a record 195 matches for Donegal. Paddy McGill tees up Glen v Dungloe in the intermediate football final, Bundoran v St Naul's in the relegation final - and of course, St Eunan's v Kilcar in Saturday night's re-arranged senior semi-final with contributions from Martin McElhinney, Manus Boyle, Francie Friel, Barry Meehan, Eamon McGee and journalist Frank Craig.

Live lobsters and lobster pots are being stolen from the Boat Quay in Bundoran, and fishing vessels are being vandalised. The incidents have been highlighted and condemned by local lobster fisherman, Michael Goodwin

The organiser of regular young car enthusiast gatherings in the region insists Bundoran is the only town which complains at their presence. Safe Bride has been responding to the criticism levelled at some of these boy/girl racers who met up in Bundoran on Sunday

One of the world's fastest growing fitness races, Hyrox, comes to Bundoran this Monday evening, July 18th, featuring world champion Hunter Maguire. BMS Warehouse Gym in Bundoran, Ireland's first Hyrox-affiliated gym in Ireland, will host the event. Owner Seamus Smyth gave Ocean FM Sport a beginners guide to Hyrox, when they spoke last week.

Comedian Tommy Tiernan has outlined the case for the Donegal Tuesday Rag Week drinking session to become a month-long national event. Tommy returns to his Donegal roots this weekend, beginning with a Tomfoolery gig in Bundoran, and tell us why Donegal is different

Eileen Magnier, North West Correspondent on the inquest into the deaths of two people who died in a crash in Bundoran in Donegal in 2018

The fall-out continues from last Sunday's gathering of young car enthusiasts in Bundoran, despite roads in the town being blocked off. Safe Bride is one such car enthusiast, and insists they're doing nothing wrong, while Sean says it's good to see young people having an interest and hobby in life

The organiser of a gathering of young motor enthusiasts in Bundoran last Sunday says he will flood the town with cars at a future date, in response to the blocking off of roads and car parks. Tom Doherty says car club members are subject to prejudice and discrimination and have an unfair reputation.

Tourism this year to South Donegal will be severely impacted because of the lack of electric car charging points in the region. That's according to Bundoran councillor, Michael McMahon, who says there are no charging point locations at all in Bundoran, and hardly any at all in the region

It's emerged that a large number of calls for the RNLI locally are to rescue Eastern European people who get into difficulty while in the region who do not fully understand water safety warnings. Bundoran's Killian O Kelly, water safety manger with the RNLI, says with a large of Ukrainians now living locally, it's important to provide them with safety messages

A buoy which travelled over 3,000 kilometres across the Atlantic Ocean was found at Tullan Strand in Bundoran, It's emerged the buoy, a highflyer used by commercial fishermen, was lost in Old Perlican, Newfoundland, in July last year

125 Ukrainian refugees are now being accommodated in Bundoran, as more arrived over the weekend. Three women have been outlining their experience of having to leave their country and how their families have been forced apart all over Europe (Pic Matt Britton)

David Maxwell heads to Bundoran on St Patrick's day where organic gardener Klaus Laitenberger is planting potatoes ‘Leitrim style'. He demonstrates his old Irish method of covering the seed potatoes with freshly dug turfs, showing how an area of lawn could easily provide a crop of spuds this season. Also on the programme, with seed sowing gathering pace in the garden, Amy Kelly explains why it makes sense to try heritage and heirloom varieties. They may have fallen out of favour with the supermarkets, but she says their taste, and the fact that you can save seed for next year, make them a good value choice. David visits Augher Central Primary School as part of the BBC's ‘Little Green Fingers' project. Teachers, pupils, volunteers there are transforming a neglected school garden into a wildlife haven and outdoor learning area. And how do you tell if that old packet of seeds at the back of the drawer is worth sowing?

Sister and brother, Lorna and Jason McGuinness of Dromore West, members of Tireragh Comhaltas, provide the live music entertainment for St Patrick's Day. As we preview tomorrow's Parades in Sligo, Donegal Town, Manorhamilton, Bundoran, Ennsicrone, Ballyshannon and Ballymote

13 year old Ryan Brennan of Bundoran has been ill for the past two years, and lives in daily pain with a condition which has still not been diagnosed. His family still wait for appointments with consultants and medical scans, are making no progress with hospital visits, and this week, could not access an ambulance to get Ryan to hospital

As the national league returns this weekend with Mayo v Donegal at Markievicz Park, Bundoran born and Ballyshannon raised Martin Carney (pictured here with Donegal in 1972) talks to Ocean FM Sport about his ongoing 'tug-of-love' with the two counties. Neil Ewing takes a look at Sligo's promotion prospects in Division 4. Plus - as Leitrim Gaels David Bruen is handed the county captaincy for the new season, Martin McGowan casts an eye over the feelgood factor in Leitrim as new manager Andy Moran prepares his team for Sunday's visit of Cavan.

As the national league returns this weekend with Mayo v Donegal at Markievicz Park, Bundoran-born and Ballyshannon-raised Martin Carney talks to Ocean FM Sport about his ongoing ‘tug-of-love' with the two counties.

The Bundoran 10 Mile Challenge is on Saturday 5th March 2022. It's a 10 mile run or walk around the beautiful seaside town of Bundoran. Francie spoke with Shane Smyth to find out more about the route, how you can get involved and more. For more see https://discoverbundoran.com/bundoran-10-run/ All Podcasts can be found on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Soundcloud or wherever you find your podcasts. Just search OceanFmIreland. The Francie Boylan Show airs weekdays 11am – 2pm.

Gardai are seeking witnesses to a serious assault at the Silvherhill housing estate in Bundoran in the early hours of last Saturday morning, during which a weapon was produced. They also want information in relationon to a serious road traffic accident at Laghey yesterday, as Garda Paul White outlines on On The Beat

When it comes to Donegal GAA history nobody has contributed more than Brian McEniff. The Bundoran legend enjoyed great club success with the renound St Josephs in the 60's and 70's, winning a whole host of county titles. Amongst that successful period they also won the All Ireland club title in 1968 and the Ulster club championship in 1975. Brian as player manager of Donegal in 1972 led Donegal to their first ever senior Ulster title. He followed that with a second title in 74. During a second stint in charge he landed Donegal Ulster title no 3 in 1983 and his third time in the job saw him win his beloved county's fourth and fifth ulster titles in 1990 and 1992. On the 20th September 1992 Brian guided Donegal to our first ever senior All Ireland title, beating Dublin 0-18 to 0-14 in the decider. During my interview with Brian we preview the opening league fixtures of 2021 this weekend and we reflect on many of his great memories including the unforgettable year Sam Maguire came to the Hills for the first time. I hope you enjoy the interview!Support the show

#014 - Providers of health care - hospital, doctors, pharma - operate to make a profit, whether they say so or not.  Are you paying too much?  Yes.While insurance companies are often the recipient of consumer ire for the rising cost of health insurance, the cost inputs to those insurance premiums - most notably paid claims (aka the cost of doctors, hospitals, pharma and other providers) have the most significant effect on the price of your health insurance premiums.  These input costs need to be equally, if not more, scrutinized!This episode illustrates how hospitals and other providers are equally driven by profits.  And there is nothing wrong with profits.  Value is created when the product or service meets the lowest price possible when the buyer and seller have a meeting of the minds.Your call to action is to purchase health insurance as you would any other consumable product.  Identify the cost ahead of your purchase.  Don't just take whatever they give you.  And if you just say to yourself, "oh, insurance will pay for it....no big deal....."  STOP!  You are paying for it....you just don't realize it and the system likes it that way.Become an informed and rational consumer of health care.  It starts now!Easily research data, from industry publications such as Becker's Hospital Review:Ascension records $1B annual lossHappy Saint Patrick's Day!  Be sure to check out surfing in Bundoran!Bundoran Surf Company IrelandWe'll continue on with helping you to be a better consumer of healthcare.  Next we'll look further at the new rules handed down by CMS for transparent pricing.Tell your family friends about Doxcost!  We're growing!  Catch us on Spotify or wherever you get your shows.See ya next time!

Colin Hassard joins us again to discuss Graham Norton's bow on the show as the relentless Father Noel Furlong. Father LARRY DUFF! He's tremendous fun, I'll give him a call. And Dougal's spatial awareness causes concern ("These cows are very small...") It's July 19th, so to celebrate Galway's liberation from India, Jack reminds the Islanders to go on holidays - unfortunately they run into their own version of Ugly Naked Guy. Mrs Doyle has been baking with a different kind of white powder, which sets us talking about caravan holidays in Bundoran, Subbuteo collections, the curse of Fairy Trees, bonnet slides and an eyewitness account of Hurricane Sandy in New York.

Colin Hassard joins us again to discuss Graham Norton's bow on the show as the relentless Father Noel Furlong. Father LARRY DUFF! He's tremendous fun, I'll give him a call. And Dougal's spatial awareness causes concern ("These cows are very small...") It's July 19th, so to celebrate Galway's liberation from India, Jack reminds the Islanders to go on holidays - unfortunately they run into their own version of Ugly Naked Guy. Mrs Doyle has been baking with a different kind of white powder, which sets us talking about caravan holidays in Bundoran, Subbuteo collections, the curse of Fairy Trees, bonnet slides and an eyewitness account of Hurricane Sandy in New York.

Della Kilroy reports from the seaside town