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Conor Tallon spoke to Druid cast member Catríona Ennis about this fantastic production coming to the Everyman Theatre. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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A legal team representing the family of Caitríona Lucas has given the government two weeks to pay legal costs the family must meet following the inquest into her death. The 41-year-old mother of two and Coast Guard volunteer died after the Kilkee Coast Guard Delta rigid inflatable boat (RIB) she was on capsized while searching for a man who was missing in September 2016. Catríona was the first Irish Coast Guard volunteer to die on duty. Her family's legal team has called the state's delay in covering these costs “inordinate and unacceptable.” To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Marine Expert acting on behalf of the Lucas family, Michael Kingston. Photo: © Pat Flynn

Morning Focus was broadcasting live from the Digital Hub in Ennistymon Firstly, Alan Morrissey was joined byCathal Crowe, Fianna Fáil TD from Meelick and Pat Breen, Former Fine Gael TD and Former Minister of State to discuss Joe Carey's resignation as a public representative. After that, Alan was joined by John Corry, Acting Senior Executive Officer, North Clare Local Electoral Area of West Clare MD to discuss Ennistymon, the West Clare Plan of Priority Strategic Projects 2019-2024 and the North Clare Integrated Transport & Traffic Plan Next, Alan was joined by award-winning steel crafter, Sam Gleeson to chat about the work he does. Alan was then joined by Councillor Shane Talty to discuss his priorities across the Municipal District. We then had our weekly Garda Focus segment with Clare Crime Prevention Officer, Sgt. Catríona Holohan. After that, Alan was joined by Sara Foust, the Owner of Foust Gallery to tell us about “A Rare Music”, a ceramic art exhibition by artist and ecologist Tamaru Hunt-Joshi that the gallery will host. Ennistymon's local Historian, John Egan also joined the programme. Later, Alan welcomed Carol Gleeson, the UNESCO Geopark Manager, to tell us about the Geopark. Alan was then joined by Brendan Keane, treasurer of the Ennistymon Choral Society Committee, to chat about their upcoming production of Grease and for some live music! We then had our Places and Tunes segment with Therese McInerney. To close the show, we had our weekly Ask The Dog Warden segment with County Dog Warden, Frankie Coote.

Morning Focus was broadcasting live from the Clare Museum in Ennis. Firstly, Alan Morrissey spoke with a Sixmilebridge parent, Edel Rafferty, to discuss the concern over the planned changes to the school bus service in Shannon. After that, Alan was joined by Deputy Mayor of Ennis, Cllr Antoinette Baker Bashua, Ennis Chamber President, Sheila Lynch and Council Director of Service, Carmel Kirby. Following that, Alan was joined by Púca Sculptor & Author, Aidan Harte to find out about his new book on Lugs Brannigan. Next, Alan was joined by Ennis MD Senior Engineer, Seán Lenihan, A/Town Foreman, Pat Slattery and Ennis Tidy Towns representative, Helen Brandon. We then had our weekly Garda Focus segment with Clare Crime Prevention Officer, Sgt. Catríona Holohan. Later, Alan was joined by Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at DCU to discuss the new phase of the Ukrainian-Russian war after Ukraine invaded Russia. Alan welcomed the Acting Chair of the Lismorauhaun Singers, Caroline Counihan and the Choral Director Peter O'Donohue to discuss recent developments in the choir. Alan was then joined by Senior Executive Librarian, Dolores Meaney, Senior Executive Officer, Carmel Greene and Senior Executive Engineer over the gardening section, Brendan Flynn. We had our weekly History of Clare segment with Author and Historian Colm Liddy, in which Colm focused on the Clare Museum. Musician, Damien Gormley joined us on the show for a chat and a live performance. To close the show, Alan was joined by County Dog Warden, Frankie Coote.

Morning Focus was broadcasting live from the Town Hall in Kilrush. Firstly, Clare FM's Sport Editor, Derrick Lynch, reported from the All-Ireland Homecoming last night. Next, Alan spoke with Fianna Fáil Councillor and Cathaoirleach of West Clare Municipal District, Rita McInerney, about her priorities for the West Clare MD. Following that, Shannon Fine Gael Councillor Tony Mulcahy and Clarecastle-based Sinn Féin Councillor Tommy Guilfoyle joined Alan to discuss retraining courses for motorists convicted of speeding or dangerous driving, and a new graduated penalty points system. Alan then welcomed Senior Executive Officer for West Clare MD, Colette Costelloe, and Chair of Kilrush Town Team, Charlie Glynn. Next, we had our weekly Garda Focus segment with Clare Crime Prevention Officer, Sgt. Catríona Holohan. Pauline Dunleavy, a member of the Kilrush art group, then joined Alan to talk about her upcoming exhibition at the Clare Museum. Alan was also joined by Daniel O'Donnell, who discussed his tour of the US and Canada and told us more about the upcoming tour in Ireland. Afterwards, Clare Fianna Fáil Senator Timmy Dooley spoke with Alan about the TV licence fee. Next, Kilrush musician Teresa Carrig told us about her debut album "Roots of Love" and performed a song for us. Later, Clare FM's Peter O'Connell spoke with the Head Coach of Shannon Dragons Dragon Boat Club, Jessica O'Keefe, about their time in China. To close the show, we heard from the County Dog Warden, Frankie Coote in our weekly Ask The Dog Warden segment.

Irish magic from Jennifer Deibel – the best- selling and award-winning author of a series of charming Emerald Isle novels combining history, family, faith and romance. Her newest book, The Irish Matchmaker…introduces matchmaker Catriona Daly. Hi I'm your host Jenny Wheeler and today on Binge Reading Jennifer talks about how a US born gal fell in love with Ireland. and her latest book The Irish Matchmaker. As daughter of a well-known matchmaker, Catríona Daly is no stranger to the business of love – and she sees it as her ticket away from the sleepy village that only comes alive during the annual matchmaking festival. Our Giveaway this week Our Giveaway this week is Summer Sleuthing – June Mystery Thrillers. Sadie's Vow – Book #1 in my Home At Last San Francisco historical mystery series is included. Stock up on some great summer reading here! download free summer mysteries ​https://books.bookfunnel.com/summersleuthing/9mwtzhs5pv Before we get to Jennifer – a reminder You can help defray the costs of production by buying me a cup of coffee on buymeacoffee.com/jennywheelx And if you enjoy the show. Leave us a review so others will find us too. Word of mouth is the best way for others to discover the show and great books they will love to read. Links to things mentioned in the episode A Dance In Donegal, Jennifer Deibel:  https://www.amazon.com/Dance-Donegal-Jennifer-Deibel/dp/0800738411 The Princess Bride (movie) Irish location:  https://giggster.com/guide/movie-location/where-was-the-princess-bride-filmed#: Lisdoonvarna:  https://matchmakerireland.com/ https://www.ireland.com/en-us/destinations/county/clare/lisdoonvarna The Maid of Ballymacool, Jennifer Deilbel: https://jenniferdeibel.com/books/the-maid-of-ballymacool/ Willie Daly, Irish matchmaker: https://www.williedaly.com/ Books Jennifer is reading: Jaime Jo Wright, The Lost Boys of Barlow Theater: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/90203406-the-lost-boys-of-barlowe-theater Natalie Walters Snap agency series:  https://www.amazon.com/The-SNAP-Agency-3-book-series/dp/B08XW1LGC3 Where to find Jennifer Online Website: www.jenniferdeibel.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenniferdeibel_author Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenniferDeibelAuthor Introducing author Jennifer Deibel But now, here's Jennifer Hello there, Jennifer,  and welcome to the show, it's great to have you with us. Jennifer Deibel - Historical Irish mysteries with magic Jenny Wheeler: But now here's Jennifer. Hello there, Jennifer, and welcome to the show. It's great to have you with us. Jennifer Deibel: Hi Jenny. Thanks so much for having me. I'm looking forward to chatting. Jenny Wheeler: These Irish stories are both best sellers and award winners.  How did you come to start on the Irish story thread? Jennifer Deibel: It all feels like it happened by accident, but I believe everything happens by design. My husband and I had lived in County Donegal for two years as students. We were studying the language and the culture. My husband had fallen in love with all things Celtic after spending a summer abroad in Wales during university. We spent two years there and when we came back I was expecting our first baby. He went into graduate school in Texas and I was struggling to process all we had experienced in those two years. An Irish American girl moves to Donegal The idea for what would eventually become my debut novel, A Dance in Donegal, came to me, a story about an Irish American girl who moves to rural Donegal to teach. I started writing it then and of course once my baby was born, it sat for a very long time. It took about 15 years for me to actually finish the whole manuscript. During which time we moved back to Ireland and lived in County Galway. While we were there, we had our son and I heard about a parenting website that was starting up called The Better Mom and they were lo...

Do Lá Domhanda an Raidió Amaitéaraigh, labhraíonn Caoimhe le Storm Eaton-Kilgallen, léiritheoir raidió faoi oiliúint, agus le Conchúr Ó Faoláin, láithreoir Raidió na Life, faoi thábhacht an mheáin, go háirithe do chraoltóirí atá ag tosú amach ina ngairm. Cluineann muid moltaí an tsíciteiripeora Bronagh Starrs do dhéagóirí atá faoi strus agus aimsir na scrúdaithe ag teannadh linn. Tá feistis imreoirí Chamógaíochta faoi chabail fosta agus cinneadh déanta nach mbeidh cead ag imreoirí briste gairide a chaitheadh nuair is mian leo. Tá Rebecca Ní Dhonnaile agus Catríona Nic an tSaoir linn leis sin a phlé.For World Amateur Radio Day, Caoimhe chats to trainee radio producer Storm Eaton-Kilgallen and Raidió na Life presenter Conchúr Ó Faoláin about the medium's importance - especially for broadcasters starting out on their careers. Psychotherapist Bronagh Starrs has advice on how best to support teenagers under stress as exam season approaches. Rebecca Ní Dhonnaile and Catríona Nic an tSaoir join us as Camogie players' kit is under discussion, too as a decision has been made that players won't be able to make their own decisions over wearing shorts or skorts.

Sa phodchraoladh seo, labhair Anna le Catríona Ní Ghribín fána obair a rinne sí don mháistreacht ag caomhnú amhráin a bhí i mbaol caillte in iarthuaisceart Tír Chonaill, agus an tábhacht idir an béaloideas agus an ceol. Fosta, insíonn sí dúinn faoina bhanna úr Huartán, agus an dóigh a meascann siad gnéithe nua-aimseartha leis an cheol traidisiúnta. Is féidir éisteacht leis an eagrán seo ar spotify nó cibé áit a héisteann sibh le bhur bpodchraoltaí. Chomh maith le sin, déanaigí cinnte éisteacht le Huartán ar Spotify, agus le halbam Catríona leis na hamhráin a bhailigh sí i rith na máistreachta air darb ainm 's'iomaí coiscéim fada'.  

Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Become a patron and enjoy special perks and bonus content.Jennifer Deibel returns to the podcast to talk about her latest release, The Irish Matchmaker. We chat about the true-to-life matchmaking festival that is the center of the novel, how she keeps the romance from becoming too predictable, and more. If you can find the Lord of the Rings reference in this story, contact Jennifer, and she'll send you a signed bookplate! Patrons of the show hear about her singing and dancing aspirations.The Irish Matchmaker by Jennifer DeibelAs daughter of a well-known matchmaker, Catríona Daly is no stranger to the business of love--and sees it as her ticket away from the sleepy village that only comes alive during the annual matchmaking festival. Enter Lord Osborne's son, Andrew, who has returned to the festival after being disappointed by a rival matchmaker's failed setup. Catríona seizes the opportunity to make a better match for the handsome man--and for herself!Cattle farmer Donal Bunratty is in desperate need of a wife after loss left him to handle the farm and raise his daughter on his own. Shy and lacking the finer social graces, he agrees to attend the matchmaking festival to appease his daughter. But when he arrives, it's not any of the other merrymakers that catch his eye but rather his matchmaker--who clearly has eyes for someone else.Catríona will have to put all her expertise to work to make a match that could change her life forever. Will her plan succeed? Or will love have its own way?Get your copy of The Irish Matchmaker by Jennifer Deibel.More about Jennifer."I'm Jennifer, but most people call me Jen. Just please don't call me Jenny. As a wife, mom, full-time public-school teacher, and author, I'm right in the trenches alongside you as I work, serve the Lord, and love my family. I've just been blessed to get to do some of it in the west of Ireland and Vienna, Austria. However, after a decade of life overseas, we have settled back in America–in sunny Arizona!I currently teach middle school English, and when I'm not working on school things, I'm spending time with my incredible family–my husband Seth and our 3 awesome kids–and writing.There's just something so intimate and uplifting about a good story, isn't there? I write stories that explore home through the lens of faith, family, and culture–with the beauty and depth of Ireland coloring much of it. And all of my books aim to bring you all the charm of an Irish village, the beauty of the Emerald Isle, and the hope and encouragement of faith.Not only do I write books, but I'm also honored to have been a monthly contributor at The Better Mom and have posts shared at (in)courage, Djibouti Jones, Tricia Goyer, Unveiled Wife, Intentional by Grace, and more."Visit Jennifer Deibel's website.Use my special link LIZ to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan.

Whenever I get to talk to Jennifer Deibel, I enjoy not only a great conversation, but I always learn something, and chatting about The Irish Matchmaker was no exception. Listen in to hear about the fascinating festival that prompted the story and the one we concocted as we chatted.  Not only that, but we got a peek at her next novel and another book you won't want to miss next year. EEP! Note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. If You're Looking for a Great Valentine Romance, Here You Go! When I learned about The Irish Matchmaker last year, I knew it was the book for me. Yes, I've loved all of the books by Jennifer that I've read, but come on!  A matchmaking festival that still goes on today?  EEEP! Not only that, but a farmer with a motherless little girl?  Sign me up and take my money!  :D But in addition to learning about the matchmaker who inspired the story (Willie Daly) and the BOOK of matches he carries around, we also learned that next up we're going back to Donegal and... tweeds! I'm so excited. However, even more exciting than The Last Matchmaker and "the next tweed weaver" (Sorry, couldn't resist), is her upcoming devotional based on Irish Blessings. EEEP!  I am SOOOOOOOO excited! The Irish Matchmaker by Jennifer Deibel As daughter of a well-known matchmaker, Catríona Daly is no stranger to the business of love--and sees it as her ticket away from the sleepy village that only comes alive during the annual matchmaking festival. Enter Lord Osborne's son, Andrew, who has returned to the festival after being disappointed by a rival matchmaker's failed setup. Catríona seizes the opportunity to make a better match for the handsome man--and for herself! Cattle farmer Donal Bunratty is in desperate need of a wife after loss left him to handle the farm and raise his daughter on his own. Shy and lacking the finer social graces, he agrees to attend the matchmaking festival to appease his daughter. But when he arrives, it's not any of the other merrymakers that catch his eye but rather his matchmaker--who clearly has eyes for someone else. Catríona will have to put all her expertise to work to make a match that could change her life forever. Will her plan succeed? Or will love have its own way? Don't forget that you can get The Irish Matchmaker from BakerBookHouse.com at 40% off through February 12, 2024.  Learn more about Jennifer on her WEBSITE and follow her on BookBub and GoodReads. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple  Castbox  Google Play Libsyn  RSS Spotify Amazon and more!

A discussion on the renaming of Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Catríona Twomey on the homeless struggling in the cold weather, and the trend of young girls using anti-ageing creams & make-up. Cork, it's time to talk, weekdays from 9am. The Neil Prendeville Show on Red FM.

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Join us for an enlightening podcast episode as we engage with PhD candidate Catríona Shelly, who offers fresh insights into the intricate web of Northern Ireland and Brexit from a dynamic social identity perspective. In this thought-provoking conversation, we delve into the complexities of identity, culture, and politics, and how they intertwine in the context of one of the most critical geopolitical issues of our time. Discover the profound implications of Brexit on Northern Ireland's social fabric, and gain a deeper understanding of how identity shapes perceptions, divisions, and possibilities in this ever-evolving landscape. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the multifaceted relationship between social identity and the Northern Ireland-Brexit dilemma. Catríona's Links: Researcher Profile - https://www.ul.ie/psychology/about/postgraduate-researchers/catriona-shelly-pg-researcher-profile Twitter/X - @CatrionaShelly Research Paper - https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2023-68987-001.html Check out our website and follow us on social media for more content: Website - motuslearning.com Instagram - @motuslearning Facebook - @MotusLearning1 Twitter - @MotusL --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/motus-learning/message

Catríona Twomey & Lord Mayor Kieran McCarthy on converting the old Cork prison, Frank Greaney Courts Correspondent on Noel Long's murder trial, and Brendan on his Ryanair fiasco. Tune into the Neil Prendeville Show weekdays from 9am on Cork's RedFM.

A lot of upset students after Leaving Cert Maths Paper 1, the retained firefighters strike, and Catríona Twomey on the Raise the Roof protest. Tune into the Neil Prendeville Show weekdays from 9am on Cork's RedFM.

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With the eviction ban set to finish this month renters all over the country are starting to be affected. Multimedia presenter with the Limerick Leader, Meghann Scully, Catríona, a Limerick teacher who is being evicted from her Limerick annex and others joined Andrea to discuss...

Disfruta de una emisión más de música alternativa internacional para tus oídos y de la escena latinoamericana independiente todos los miércoles a las 19:00 horas en Suburbios Salvajes. En esta emisión escucha una selección musical variada de rock y de hip hop, con bandas de Sinaloa, como Elote El bárbaro con su rola Final feliz; Bratty con Quiero estar; o Velvet Lounge con Melancólico Catrín, acompañado de las voces de Pablo Prieto y de Juan Carlos Báez.

Neil chats to Donna whose brother Jack was involved in a hit and run last month, Con Luxford on his Christmas Lights display in Togher, and Catríona Twomey from Penny Dinners on moneylenders. Tune into the Neil Prendeville Show weekdays from 9am on Cork's RedFM.

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey spoke to Catríona Considine, who is the owner of Moher Cottage and lives beside St Brigid's Well in Liscannor. This year, Moher Cottage is flying the flag for the Banner, by representing Clare at the National Ploughing Championship. Due to the Corona Virus Pandemic, the Ploughing Championship has been absent for three year's. The 2022 Ploughing Championship is highly anticipated as a result.

A north Clare business owner has described representing the county in the Local Enterprise Village at the National Ploughing Championships as an "epic opportunity". Owner of the Liscannor destination gift and coffee store, Catríona Considine says it's a unique opportunity.

Now's the time to check in with your child to see how they're coping after being in school a few weeks. Dr. Sarah Mallard Wakefield, chair of the department of psychiatry in the School of Medicine, gives us tips on how to talk to the kiddos about mental health. Dr. Wakefield also explains Vital Sign 6 and what resources are available for students to need access to mental health resources. 

Today, September 20th is World GO Day – which aims to raise awareness around gynaecological cancers, and around the importance of acting on potential early symptoms. To discuss, Kieran was joined by Catriona Doyle, who was diagnosed with endometrial and ovarian at same time, when she was 46-years-old. Catríona was joined alongside Professor Donal BrennaN, Professor for Gynaecological Oncology at UCD and Academic Lead of the UCD Gynaecological Oncology group, the Mater Misericordiae, and St Vincent's University Hospitals...

The husband of Catríona Lucas has expressed hope that a new radio documentary will inspire people to give back to the community. The volunteer coastguard member from Liscannor tragically lost her life six years ago, when a rigid inflatable boat capsized during a rescue operation off the Kilkee Coast. To mark the anniversary of her passing, Clare FM will air a special documentary on Monday, which has been produced by Programme Director, Padraic Flaherty, with the support of her family. Her husband Bernard Lucas says he hopes the main takeaway will be Catriona's willingness to always help people.

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On Thursday's Morning Focus Alan was joined by Bernard Lucas, Cormac Coyne and Brother Liam O'Meara from The Burren Chernobyl Project to discuss the imminent Catríona Lucas Challenge to Mount Kilimanjaro. On June 25th, Clare coast guard volunteer Bernard Lucas, along with Cormac Coyne of Inis Oir and Eoin Keane from Kilfenora will set out to climb 5,895 metres to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa and the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. The trio are making the ascent for the Caitriona Lucas Challenge, which is named after Bernard's late wife, Caitriona, who lost her life off the coast of Clare on the 12th of September, 2016 - the first Irish Coast Guard volunteer to die while on a call-out. All funds raised as a result of the challenge will go to the Burren Chernobyl Project.

Will a woman be elected to the all-male Western Isles Council? Catrìona Murray on the Isle of Lewis is going to try. Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (Western Isles Council) is the local authority governing the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. 5 May 2022 will see local elections across the UK and local government is particularly important to life on the islands. The council is traditionally male dominated and currently there are no female members, but Catrìona Murray wants to change that. This year she is running as an independent in her ward of Loch A Tuath. There are only a handful of women running across the whole of the islands and only time will tell if one of them will be elected. Catrìona, a university lecturer, already juggles her job with community leadership. Now, she is campaigning on a range of issues to bring a different voice to the council, hoping to make it truly representative of the people it serves. Produced and Presented by Sam Peach

In diesem Interview sprechen wir mit Catrin Hüsken über das Thema Stressbewältigung. Catrin Hüsken ist Examinierte Krankenschwester, Heilpraktikerin und Yogalehrerin. Nach Ihren Ausbildungen erwarb Sie durch Fortbildungen unter anderem die Qualifikation zur Seminarleiterin für Stressbewältigung. In diesem Podcast teilt Sie Ihre Erfahrungen aus Ihren Tätigkeiten als Coach, sowie als Seminarleiterin für Stressbewältigung mit uns. Vor allem werden Antworten auf die Frage was langfristiger Stress für Folgen haben kann und wie man mit Stress umgehen kann gegeben. Einige Tricks zur Bewältigung von Stress werden Sie hier ebenfalls finden! Über Catrin Hüsken: Website: http://www.catrin-huesken.de/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hueskencoach... Instagram: catrinhuesken LinkedIn: https://de.linkedin.com/in/catrin-h%C... Xing: https://coaches.xing.com/profile/Catr... Kontakt BSG: Website: https://bildung-sg.de/ E-Mail: kontakt@bildung-sg.de Tel.: 02361 / 3885943 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BildungSG/ Instagram: bsg_bildungsinstitut

Catriona Twomey From Penney Dinners tells PJ Coogan that how common it has become to come across a search for a missing person. She tells us what to do if a person belonging to you seems to be missing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Women For Election is aiming to identify, support and encourage at least 1,000 women to contest the next local elections in 2024, including a significant increase in the number of women on the ticket in Clare local election areas Further on this, on Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Catríona Gleeson, CEO of Women for Election, Killaloe Picture (c) Texelart via Canva

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Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - In the twelve years since it was founded, the Quadra Island Cat Rescue has helped more than 1200 cats and kittens. “We've helped them in many ways. First of all we try and find homes for as many cats and kittens that come into our care as possible. Of course, our mandate is to spay and neuter every cat that comes into our possession,” explained Valerie van Vleen. “That's why we're a charity and we're always raising funds to fund that.” They also help out Quadra residents who cannot afford to spay or neuter their pet. When there is an abundance of kittens, they drive them down to a trusted adoption agency in Victoria “where we know they're going to be properly, cared for spayed, neutered, and properly adopted.” In addition, Quadra Island Cat Rescue maintains about five feral colonies on the island. “All of those cats have been trapped and they spayed or neutered so that they are not hopefully reproducing anymore,” said Van Vleen. “So they will just live out their lives in the wild.” She traced the origins of Quadra's feral cats back to the wave of Europeans that started arriving in the 1880s. “We began as a mining and fishing and lumber community, long before Campbell River existed, by the way,” she said. “All those camps usually had their barn cat or their logging camp cat to keep the mouse and rat population down.” A former Granite Bay resident is said to have had close to a hundred feral cats. There were a lot of cats running around the island in 2009, when Janet Massey put an add in the paper to see if anyone else was interested in trying to help these cats. Van Vleen was one of the core of volunteers who responded. “There's a small core of us who who had been working ever since to try and alleviate the cat problem on Quadra, “she explained. They do not have a shelter and focus on finding people who will look after the cats. There are many ways that a Quadra Island resident can out (or even someone from Read or Cortes Islands): Both of Quadra Island's True Value stores offer Spirit Points to customers. These are donations to specific causes and the Quadra Island Cat Rescues number is 280. On a similar vein, Canadian Tire reward points can be turned into gift cards for Quadra Island Cat Rescue Any unopened cat food can be donated to Quadra Island Cat Rescue. If somebody wants to know where to donate, in cash or kind, they could phone our cat line 250-285-CATS (250-285-3387). “Anybody who would be interested in looking after a cat or kitten for a period of time, or maybe even finding out whether this is the cat or kitten that they want to give a forever home to, then we have fostering and of course adopting. We are very careful about adopting out our cats. We want to make sure that, of course they are going to be treated well, and that they will be continually cared for. So we have an adoption form that is on our website at Quadra.com that can be completed. And then once that is completed, then we can begin a process of trying to make a match for a forever home,” said Van Vleen. “We are a registered charity. Please email if you wish to make a direct donation, email, quadracatrescue@yahoo.com to find out more about making a direct donation. Links to Quadra Cat Rescue  www.quadracats.com  ·       email quadracatrescue@yahoo.com ·       Quadra Cat Rescue Facebook page ·       call 250-285-CATS (2287)

La siguiente ficción es resultado del taller de Radioteatro promovido por CODICULTA A.C. y el Baúl de las leyendas en el que participamos personas de las comunidades de Ejutla y Miahuatlán en el estado de Oaxaca y algunos de los integrantes del programa. Para la mayoría fue la primera experiencia actuando en una ficción sonora, esperamos que la disfruten.

Conoce los datos relevantes de la industria del Acero que se llevan a cabo en nuestro país y el mundo. En nuestra sección ¿Sabías que? Hablamos de los armeros, que son artesanos que utilizan el acero como materia prima. En la entrevista hablamos de Azócar Catrón y los premios obtenidos a lo largo del tiempo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gerdau-corsa/message

¡Bienvenidex a la segunda temporada de Trufas Blancas! En este programa tenemos como invitado especial a Fósil Rivera Suaste, muralista mexicano con gran experiencia en el diseño de la catrina garbanzera. Hoy nos comparte su experiencia y tips para un maquillaje increíble este día de muertos. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lascomadresdelrio/support

President Higgins hosted the third seminar in the Machnamh 100 series. The principal address at the seminar was given by Dr Margaret O’Callaghan of Queens University Belfast. Her paper on 'Recovering Imagined Futures' was responded to by a panel consisting of Dr Caitríona Clear (NUI Galway), Professor Linda Connolly (NUI Maynooth), Ms Catríona Crowe, Archivist, and Dr John Cunningham (NUI Galway). President Higgins provided a response, focusing on ‘Land, Social Class, Gender and the Sources of Violence’. Machnamh 100 is an initiative of President Higgins that builds on his extensive work to date during Ireland’s Decade of Commemorations, in which the President examined and explored the context and enduring relevance of seminal events such as the Lockout of 1913, the First World War, The Easter Rising, the Flu Pandemic, the election of 1918 and the first Dáil. Machnamh 100 is being supported by the Government and by RTÉ. https://president.ie/en/diary/details/president-hosts-third-seminar-in-the-machnamh-100-series

Por Laís Guedes   Editora selecionou 14 títulos que podem ser acessados em plataformas como Amazon e Kobo   A Cepe (Companhia Editora de Pernambuco) liberou o download gratuito de 14 e-books de seu acervo. Até o dia 31 de março, os títulos, direcionados ao público adulto e infanto-juvenil, estarão disponíveis na Amazon, Apple, Kobo, Google Play Books e Livraria Cultura. O intuito é incentivar a leitura como atividade satisfatória e prazerosa nos dias atuais, marcados pela quarentena como forma de combate à transmissão do coronavírus. Confira os títulos abaixo:   30 Entrevistas da revista Continente – Adriana Dória Matos (org.): “São trinta copos de chopp, são trinta homens sentados, trezentos desejos presos, trinta mil sonhos frustrados”, escreveu o poeta Carlos Pena Filho. Neste livro, são 30 entrevistas publicadas na revista Continente, selecionadas entre tantas outras, no intervalo de 10 anos. Aqui, o leitor terá o prazer do encontro com vozes potentes de artistas, músicos, cineastas, sociólogos, filósofos, entre outras ocupações nas áreas das Ciências Sociais e Humanas. Gente que, com suas ideias e experiências, é capaz de nos esclarecer e enternecer, a despeito das mudanças ocorridas, porque, assim como o poema de Carlos Pena, o que eles dizem desconhece limites de tempo e espaço. Caminho áspero e outros poemas – Severino Filgueira: Normalmente associado à chamada Geração 65 da literatura pernambucana, Severino Filgueira é, na verdade, um poeta que escapa de classificações, que talvez se enquadrasse mais na famosa tradição de poetas “malditos”. Dono de uma dicção peculiar que, como fogo hermético, caminha entre o rigor formal e o mergulho libertário surrealista, sobrevoando o nonsense, é um poeta cujo perfil não convencional, beirando o enigmático, ajudou a construir em torno de si um grupo seleto, mas fiel, de admiradores e leitores. Caminho áspero e outros poemas é uma coletânea em que se percebem as múltiplas facetas deste artista singular, um grande esteta de formas fixas, em especial do soneto, gênero que ele renova em combinações desconcertantes, ao mesmo tempo em que explora o verso livre com maestria. “A linguagem é minha única armadura/ para assim merecer a deslembrança”, diz o poeta, e os antigos e novos leitores assim se vestem de poesia. Os Casos Especiais de Osman Lins – Adriano Portela (org.): Nascido em Vitória de Santo Antão, Pernambuco, Osman Lins é autor de contos, romances, narrativas, ensaios e peças de teatro. O romance Avalovara (1973) é considerado sua obra-prima. No final da década de 1970, Osman Lins enveredou na aventura televisiva, escrevendo, roteirizando e adaptando para o programa Caso Especial, da Rede Globo, os episódios: A ilha no espaço, Quem era Shirley Temple? e Marcha Fúnebre. Estes são os invólucros de suas histórias, analisadas pelo crítico Adriano Portela em sua dissertação de mestrado – sob orientação da professora doutora Ermelinda Ferreira – e que agora propõe a reedição da obra osmaniana. Quarenta anos depois, o pesquisador, na oportunidade da publicação pela Cepe Editora, resgata os três roteiros finalizados pelo autor pernambucano; textos pouco conhecidos e divulgados, nos quais fica evidente a continuidade de sua incansável luta pela independência do país por meio do aprimoramento da capacidade crítica de seu povo. Ficcionais – Scheneider Carpeggiani (org.): Organizado em comemoração aos cinco anos do suplemento Pernambuco, da Companhia Editora de Pernambuco, a obra reúne textos de 32 autores que colaboraram para a sessão “Bastidores”, falando sobre seus processos de criação, entre eles Rubens Figueiredo, conhecido tradutor do russo, a escritora de livros infantis Ana Maria Machado, o escritor e crítico literário José Castello, e outros. O Filho das Viúvas – Pedro Veludo: A descoberta acidental de um livro num Sebo é o ponto de partida para esta história. Enquanto o texto relata a busca intensa de Catrônfilo, o protagonista, pela identidade da mãe, o narrador procura obsessiv --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maniadehistory/message

Por Laís Guedes   Editora selecionou 14 títulos que podem ser acessados em plataformas como Amazon e Kobo   A Cepe (Companhia Editora de Pernambuco) liberou o download gratuito de 14 e-books de seu acervo. Até o dia 31 de março, os títulos, direcionados ao público adulto e infanto-juvenil, estarão disponíveis na Amazon, Apple, Kobo, Google Play Books e Livraria Cultura. O intuito é incentivar a leitura como atividade satisfatória e prazerosa nos dias atuais, marcados pela quarentena como forma de combate à transmissão do coronavírus. Confira os títulos abaixo:   30 Entrevistas da revista Continente – Adriana Dória Matos (org.): “São trinta copos de chopp, são trinta homens sentados, trezentos desejos presos, trinta mil sonhos frustrados”, escreveu o poeta Carlos Pena Filho. Neste livro, são 30 entrevistas publicadas na revista Continente, selecionadas entre tantas outras, no intervalo de 10 anos. Aqui, o leitor terá o prazer do encontro com vozes potentes de artistas, músicos, cineastas, sociólogos, filósofos, entre outras ocupações nas áreas das Ciências Sociais e Humanas. Gente que, com suas ideias e experiências, é capaz de nos esclarecer e enternecer, a despeito das mudanças ocorridas, porque, assim como o poema de Carlos Pena, o que eles dizem desconhece limites de tempo e espaço. Caminho áspero e outros poemas – Severino Filgueira: Normalmente associado à chamada Geração 65 da literatura pernambucana, Severino Filgueira é, na verdade, um poeta que escapa de classificações, que talvez se enquadrasse mais na famosa tradição de poetas “malditos”. Dono de uma dicção peculiar que, como fogo hermético, caminha entre o rigor formal e o mergulho libertário surrealista, sobrevoando o nonsense, é um poeta cujo perfil não convencional, beirando o enigmático, ajudou a construir em torno de si um grupo seleto, mas fiel, de admiradores e leitores. Caminho áspero e outros poemas é uma coletânea em que se percebem as múltiplas facetas deste artista singular, um grande esteta de formas fixas, em especial do soneto, gênero que ele renova em combinações desconcertantes, ao mesmo tempo em que explora o verso livre com maestria. “A linguagem é minha única armadura/ para assim merecer a deslembrança”, diz o poeta, e os antigos e novos leitores assim se vestem de poesia. Os Casos Especiais de Osman Lins – Adriano Portela (org.): Nascido em Vitória de Santo Antão, Pernambuco, Osman Lins é autor de contos, romances, narrativas, ensaios e peças de teatro. O romance Avalovara (1973) é considerado sua obra-prima. No final da década de 1970, Osman Lins enveredou na aventura televisiva, escrevendo, roteirizando e adaptando para o programa Caso Especial, da Rede Globo, os episódios: A ilha no espaço, Quem era Shirley Temple? e Marcha Fúnebre. Estes são os invólucros de suas histórias, analisadas pelo crítico Adriano Portela em sua dissertação de mestrado – sob orientação da professora doutora Ermelinda Ferreira – e que agora propõe a reedição da obra osmaniana. Quarenta anos depois, o pesquisador, na oportunidade da publicação pela Cepe Editora, resgata os três roteiros finalizados pelo autor pernambucano; textos pouco conhecidos e divulgados, nos quais fica evidente a continuidade de sua incansável luta pela independência do país por meio do aprimoramento da capacidade crítica de seu povo. Ficcionais – Scheneider Carpeggiani (org.): Organizado em comemoração aos cinco anos do suplemento Pernambuco, da Companhia Editora de Pernambuco, a obra reúne textos de 32 autores que colaboraram para a sessão “Bastidores”, falando sobre seus processos de criação, entre eles Rubens Figueiredo, conhecido tradutor do russo, a escritora de livros infantis Ana Maria Machado, o escritor e crítico literário José Castello, e outros. O Filho das Viúvas – Pedro Veludo: A descoberta acidental de um livro num Sebo é o ponto de partida para esta história. Enquanto o texto relata a busca intensa de Catrônfilo, o protagonista, pela identidade da mãe, o narrador procura obsessiv --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maniadehistory/message

Durante este episodio conversamos con Azócar Catrón, ganadores del Concurso Arquine No.23 | Meeting point.

Que onda la pipol!! volvimos con la segunda temporada más recargada y con más hidroswag, en esté episodio hablo con dos invitadazos ya se la saben, dos personas creativas y talentosas Pache Tisk y Catrín Valadez, donde charlamos sobre como nació su nuevo proyecto Fear not evil, los comienzos en el arte y profesión del tatuajismo con Pache, el inicio en las letras (lettering, caligrafía, etc.) con el Catrín su inspiración en la gráfica chicana y cultura mexicana para ambos dos, anécdotas, consejos sobre tatuarse, las respuestas de los podcastescuchas a la pregunta del episodio y muchas cosas más, póngale play y disfrute de la temporada 2 de Sabe que dirás.

One of the main goals as a parent is to keep our children healthy. When it comes to sleep, what does this mean? In this episode, I dive into the four key elements that make up healthy sleep. To help people remember, I like to say "CATR" to your child's age. Listen to dive into each one of those components to better understand healthy sleep for your little one. Click here to view the show notes and access any links mentioned in this episode at www.afterthestorksleep.com/episode2. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afterthestork/message

Today is February 1st - also known as St. Brigid's Day. Traditionally, people would flock to St. Brigid's Well in Liscannor to celebrate St. Brigid, one of Ireland's patron saints. While, this is a very different St. Brigid's Day due to Covid-19, Catríona Considine from Moher Cottage and Lahinch's Trish Flanagan spoke to Gavin Grace about the traditions that are being missed out on and the celebrations we can still take part in today.

Claire Brock is joined by guests to discuss Covid strategy, business supports, economy, mandatory quarantining & the latest domestic abuse report. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'Ireland’s First Coercive Control Conviction' talks about the landmark trial of Daniel Kane, the first person in Ireland convicted on the crime of coercive control. This episode will help you understand: The importance of active bystanders in ending domestic abuse. Moving from victim to survivor in safe spaces. The extreme, high level violence of coercive control. Sarah Benson (Women’s Aid) on domestic abuse in the context of coercive control. Catríona Gleeson (Safe Ireland) on the social impact of the legislation. Why Dr. Evan Stark defines coercive control as a gendered crime. Ireland as the only EU country with coercive control legislation. For a full transcript of this podcast and links to source material visit narcissisticabuserehab.com. Host: Manya Wakefield SPONSORS For an exclusive 10% discount at femallay.com use the code NARCREHAB Download 'Transcendent Parenting: A Workbook For Parents Sharing Children With Narcissists' by Michael Kinsey, Ph.D. FOLLOW NAR on TWITTER | MEDIUM | REDDIT | PINTEREST | INSTAGRAM IN THE MEDIA Huffington Post (11 Little Ways To Make 2021 Feel Like A Fresh Start - Even If It's Not) | Cosmopolitan (Friendly PSA: Do Not Text Your Ex "Happy Birthday") | Elle (Promising Young Woman is a Devastating Portrait of Survivor's Remorse). DISCLAIMER: This podcast is published with the understanding that while the content creator aims to inform, enlighten, and provide accurate general information regarding the subject matter discussed, the content creator is not engaged in providing medical, psychological, financial, legal, or other professional services. If users need or want professional advice or assistance, the services of an appropriate professional should be sought. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/narcissisticabuserehab/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/narcissisticabuserehab/support

The redeployment of speech and language therapists to help with coronavirus testing and tracing has created a backlog that will take years to clear.  That’s according to the Irish Association of Speech and Language Therapists. Tens of thousands of children are now awaiting access to these services including five year old Dylan Ward who had his appointment cancelled in May. Dylan has been waiting almost two years to be seen and his mother Catríona joined Ciara on the show as well as Catherine Murphy TD. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Hoy charlamos con dos pioneros del podcasting en castellano y que actualmente parte de sus ingresos proceden de sus podcast. Tenemos a Javier Peláez, de los podcast Irreductibles y Catástrofe ultravioleta, por el que recibió un Ondas, y a Emilio Cano "Emilcar", director de la red Emilcar FM y con una infinidad de podcast a sus espaldas. Este podcast se hace en colaboración con el Master de Cultura Científica de la UPV - UPNA https://scientia.eus/.Invitados: Javier Peláez y Emilio Cano "Emilcar" Emilio Cano, consultor de podcasting, director de Emilcar FM y uno de los pioneros del podcasting en España.* Twitter: @emilcar* Web: https://emilcar.fm/Javier Peláez divulgador científico, responsable de Ciencia de Yahoo y  conductor de los podcasts Irreductibles y Catrástrofe ultravioleta (premio Ondas 2017)* Twitter: @irreductible* Web: https://www.patreon.com/IrreductibleAlgunos de los temas tratados*No necesariamente en este orden* Situación de los invitados en el mundo del podcasting* Cuáles serían los medios mínimos para iniciar un podcast* Monetización * Podcast premium * Patreons, coffis y demás * Patrocinios  * Preroll y postroll * Exclusividad en plataformas (Podium, Spotify, Amazon…)  * monetización indirecta * Podcast como branding? * ¿Para divulgadores de ciencia?* Podcast que empieza: Innovación o seguir con lo que “funciona”* Como atraer oyentes"No cuentes esto" #NoCuentesEsto https://www.podcastidae.com/podcast/no-cuentes-esto/ es un podcast de la Red Podcastidae https://www.podcastidae.com . Dirigido y presentado por:* Juan María Arenas CEO de Oikos MSP https://www.oikosmsp.com , empresa de comunicación científica especializada en desarrollo web, presencia digital y podcasting.* Oscar Huertas Rosales, CEO de LANIAKEA SL https://www.laniakeacommunication.com/ , empresa de gestión de eventos de divulgación, comunicación científica y comunicación institucional.

Leyenda tradicional de uno de los barrios más antiguos de León Guanajuato. Finalizando la era decimonómica y con la llegada del ferrocarril a nuestra ciudad. Un joven impecablemente vestido quedó prendado de la belleza de una jovencita residente en ese barrio. Aparentemente, todo iba bien, hasta que aparecieron los celos irracionales y emfermizos de Fernando. El catrín se volvió asesino, y luego suicida, por remordimiento de conciencia.

Presenter John Urquhart guides learners through the intricacies of the Gaelic language, dialects, idioms and sayings. In this week's programme, Catriona Murray introduces beginners to some conversational Gaelic and Linda Macleod shares common phrases and vocabulary that can be used in everyday situations. More advanced learners can benefit from grammar advice from resident expert Dr Michel Byrne and a look at some of the vocabulary and useful phrases that appear in a recent Gaelic news story. Also in this week's programme, we hear from some of the learners who took part in the series. A bheil sibh ag ionnsachadh Gàidhlig? A bheil sibh feumach air misneachd gus ur Gàidhlig a chleachdadh? Ma tha, 's ann dhuibhse a tha Beag air Bheag, sreath gu sònraichte do luchd-ionnsachaidh na Gàidhlig. Gach seachdain, treòraichidh Iain Urchardan sibh tro chòmhraidhean agus tro aithrisean a bhios feumail dhuibh nur n-ionnsachadh. Beag air bheag, cuiridh sibh ri ur comasan ann a bhith a' bruidhinn Gàidhlig. Anns a' phrògram an-diugh, bidh Catrìona Mhoireach a’ toirt seachad beagan Gàidhlig shìmplidh airson luchd-tòiseachaidh agus bidh Linda NicLeòid a’ toirt sùil air abairtean agus faclan feumail a ghabhas cleachdadh ann an diofar shuidheachaidhean. Airson luchd-ionnsachaidh a tha aig ìre nas adhartaiche, bidh cothrom ann èisteachd ri criomag à tasglann Radio nan Gàidheal, le mìneachadh air cuid de na puingean cànain a tha a’ togail ceann innte; bidh an t-eòlaiche againn, an t-Ollamh Michel Byrne a’ cur a’ phròsbaig air gràmair; agus bidh sinn a’ toirt sùil air aithris naidheachd Ghàidhlig a chualas bho chionn ghoirid agus air cuid dhe na h-abairtean agus faclan a tha a’ nochdadh innte. Cuideachd sa phrògram seo, cluinnidh sinn bho chuid den luchd-ionnsachaidh a ghabh pàirt san t-sreath.