Podcast appearances and mentions of Ciara Kelly

In this week's episode, we ask ‘how do we handle that person who seems to have a knack for getting under our skin at work?'I'm joined by Dr Richard Hogan, a Psychotherapist who sees this kind of thing all the time. He's a bestselling author, the star of RTÉ's Raised by The Village, and co-host of the hit podcast They F**k You Up with Dr Ciara Kelly. In this conversation, we explore how to navigate challenging relationships at work (but, of course, this can be applied in many environments!). We talk about managing stress, setting boundaries, and avoiding burnout - all while keeping your cool and doing your best.Richard helps us rethink those difficult people in our lives, encouraging us to view them not as tyrants, but as potential teachers. Whether you're dealing with a work bully or just someone who causes you stress, this conversation offers practical advice for surviving and thriving in challenging relationships.You can find Richard on www.therapyinstitute.ie. Pick up his books Parenting the Screenager & Home is Where the Start is and don't forget to check out his podcast with Dr Ciara Kelly They F**k You Up.If you're new to the series, why not take the time to go back and catch up on the wonderful interviews that you may have missed!Visit www.dermotwhelan.com for more information and don't forget my new book Busy and Wrecked is out now! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At least 17 hundred are dead following an earthquake in Myanmar this weekend, while hundreds remain trapped in the rubble. Ciara Kelly was joined by Ciarán Donnelly, Senior Vice President for Crisis Response, Recovery & Development at the International Rescue Committee.

At least 17 hundred are dead following an earthquake in Myanmar this weekend, while hundreds remain trapped in the rubble. Ciara Kelly was joined by Ciarán Donnelly, Senior Vice President for Crisis Response, Recovery & Development at the International Rescue Committee.

The good doctor Ciara Kelly was in the house to discuss our listeners ailments - from shaky hands to ingrown toenails.

More than 52% of Gen Z people said they would be in favour of turning the UK into a dictatorship, that's according to new research by Channel 4.Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity college Dublin joins Ciara Kelly to discuss this interesting revelation.

Tom Hand, whose daughter Emily was held hostage by Hamas, speaks to Ciara Kelly about the controversy surrounding Michael D Higgins' speech at the Holocaust Memorial Event.A number of protesters walked out during President Michael D Higgins's speech at the Holocaust Memorial Day event on Sunday.

More than 52% of Gen Z people said they would be in favour of turning the UK into a dictatorship, that's according to new research by Channel 4.Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity college Dublin joins Ciara Kelly to discuss this interesting revelation.

Tom Hand, whose daughter Emily was held hostage by Hamas, speaks to Ciara Kelly about the controversy surrounding Michael D Higgins' speech at the Holocaust Memorial Event.A number of protesters walked out during President Michael D Higgins's speech at the Holocaust Memorial Day event on Sunday.

Have businesses become too dog friendly? Earlier today on Newstalk, Irish Independent Journalist Rosalyn Dee told Ciara Kelly about she takes her dog to churches…Is that a step too far? Where should the line be drawn?Andrea is joined by listeners to discuss.

Joining Anton this morning to talk about their new podcast 'They f*ck you up' was Ciara Kelly and Richard Hogan.

Dr Ciara Kelly, Newstalk Breakfast presenter, joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder to discuss some of her favourite books…

Newstalk Breakfast co-host Ciara Kelly joins Anton to discuss her struggle with psoriatic arthritis which has resulted in her undergoing two hip replacement surgeries in recent months.

After nearly two years, the DUP has struck a deal to re-establish the power-sharing executive. Amanda Ferguson, a freelance journalist, discusses this significant development with Ciara Kelly.

Ciara Kelly, in her recent article for the Irish Independent, titled "Female Pain and Medical Symptoms Are Too Often Dismissed — This Bias Endangers the Health of Women and Girls," sheds light on a concerning issue. Joining her this morning is Lisa Tierney Keogh, an endometriosis patient and writer, to discuss the prevalence of women's pain being ignored or underestimated.

Ciara Kelly spoke on Newstalk Breakfast this morning about female pain being dismissed. Is this a common experience for women in Ireland?Andrea was joined by listeners to discuss...

After nearly two years, the DUP has struck a deal to re-establish the power-sharing executive. Amanda Ferguson, a freelance journalist, discusses this significant development with Ciara Kelly.

Ciara Kelly, in her recent article for the Irish Independent, titled "Female Pain and Medical Symptoms Are Too Often Dismissed — This Bias Endangers the Health of Women and Girls," sheds light on a concerning issue. Joining her this morning is Lisa Tierney Keogh, an endometriosis patient and writer, to discuss the prevalence of women's pain being ignored or underestimated.

First fortnight Ireland's mental health festival has been in full swing for the last two weeks, Clare met CEO Maria Fleming to hear about the research behind the stunning events. We hear the neuroscientist view on new years resolutions and Ciara Kelly talks about 100 days of walking following two hip replacements

A Status Yellow Low-Temperature warning has been issued for the entire country, with temperatures set to drop to around –5 degrees in some areas. Alan O'Reilly of Carlow Weather joined Ciara Kelly on the show...

A Status Yellow Low-Temperature warning has been issued for the entire country, with temperatures set to drop to around –5 degrees in some areas. Alan O'Reilly of Carlow Weather joined Ciara Kelly on the show...

We're dipping back into the archives this week and bringing you one of our most popular interviews of 2023. Ciara Kelly co-presents the Newstalk breakfast show with Shane Coleman and in this no holds barred conversation from Feb 2023, we get stuck right into so many topics from women in media and twitter users versus radio show texters, to pronouns, gender identity, and the right to hold an opinion that may not be too popular. I also learn about what Ciara was like in school and how she ended up as a GP. This episode, if I say so myself, is podcast gold!COMEDY - The Mario Rosenstock Podcast hotline started buzzing as soon as we announced that Ciara was to be my special guest.The Mario Rosenstock Podcast is produced by Patrick Haughey, AudioBrand

We're joined this week by radio host Ciara Kelly, and as Ciara traces back through her story of getting into media, Gary has to admit that their relationship got off to a rocky start, and Ciara tells us about her morning routine and how her Christmas food plans are already well underway. And there's some communal commiserating over serving people who just don't realise what they've ordered.There's more kitchen gadget tips – including Gareth's key advice on how to, literally, weigh up a good cooking buy.And the best biscuits and livening up the weekly recipe routine are all on the agenda with your questions.

'The war on drugs has failed' - that is the view of Sir Richard Branson, entrepreneur and founder of the Virgin Group.Sir Richard Branson joined Ciara Kelly on Newstalk Breakfast to discuss...

'The war on drugs has failed' - that is the view of Sir Richard Branson, entrepreneur and founder of the Virgin Group.Sir Richard Branson joined Ciara Kelly on Newstalk Breakfast to discuss...

Bacon and eggs, bread and butter, Tom and Jerry are just some of the more iconic duos in the world. A new poll as fish and chips as the world most iconic duo. Our very own dynamic duo, Newstalk Breakfast's Shane Coleman and Ciara Kelly joined Kieran to discuss this on The Hard Shoulder...

Imagine living every day in fear, constantly looking over your shoulder, because stalking, harassment or online abuse is your reality. The chilling experiences of victims echo loudly even amidst the heralded triumph of Ireland's recently enacted legislation, which finally recognises stalking as a standalone offence. Yet, are we doing enough?Luke is joined by Eve McDowell, Co-Founder of Stalking Ireland and a staunch campaigner for justice; and Newstalk Breakfast presenter Ciara Kelly, who has faced the sinister spectre of online abuse.

At one stage during our chat, Shane Coleman broke into a quite excellent impression of former finance minister Charlie McCreevy. Unfortunately I couldn't convince him to do a few more, but we did get stuck into a few political topics, as you might expect. Shane was one of Ireland's leading political correspondents in print media for many years before joining Newstalk as political editor followed by his current position of presenter of Newstalk breakfast with co-host Ciara Kelly. So of course in our chat we talk about politics but Shane is a man with many interests so we also chat about things like League of Ireland football, the Ryan Tubridy / RTE affair and his passion for fashion! COMEDY:David McWilliams reminisces about his school days during a recent episode of his podcast – and as usual, producer and co-host John is not happy with the direction things take. Produced by Patrick Haughey, AudioBrand

Newstalk Breakfast presenter Ciara Kelly was writing in the Irish Independent about the importance of saying no. Her piece reads: 'Just say ‘no' to those weddings you can't afford, nights out you don't want or any unpaid work..' Do you find it hard to say 'no' to things? Andrea was joined by Newstalk's Sean Reidy, Life Coach Mark Fennell and author and blogger Natalie Lue to discuss...

It's never easy to pick easy to pick highlights from the series because there genuinely is far too much to choose from. So I've tried to find a few clips that represent the wide range of guests, topics, and laughs that we tend to have on this show every week. So what's coming up? Jarlath Regan of the brilliant ‘Irishman Abroad' podcast will be talking about why he took up running during Covid, how beneficial it has been for his mental health, and teaming up with Sonia O'Sullivan to make a whole podcast series dedicated to running! Newstalk's Ciara Kelly will talk about some of the obstacles that she faced being a woman trying to carve out a career as a broadcaster. And we also talk about the perilous nature of expressing opinions these days. MEP Maria Walsh talks about coming out publicly right after winning the rose of Tralee and the journey she went on afterwards. And Keith Duffy talks about the very early days of Boyzone, why he has an issue with Irish audiences, and that infamous Late Late show appearance when Gay Byrne was a little bit rude to them, to put it mildly. I hope you enjoy the show Mario Produced by Patrick Haughey, AudioBrand

Jess Kelly talks to Declan Power about firearms in Ireland. She tours Wimbledon with IBM. Ciara Kelly explains why Threads is not available in the EU.

Internal documents reveal that a €200m budget is needed to cull 65,000 cows every year for three years to meet climate goals. Pat McCormack, President of the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association joined Ciara Kelly on the show this morning.

All things considered: Report calls for Ireland's abortion rules to be relaxed - Ciara Kelly and Ciara Doherty discuss.

It was this day 2 months ago that a major earthquake struck Turkey and Syria causing devastating damage sparking one of the biggest humanitarian crisis ever seen. Tens of thousands have died, millions have lost their homes and some cities in the region have been left almost uninhabitable. Unicef is aiming to work with 3 million people affected by the earthquake and our own Ciara Kelly has travelled to Turkey to see some of the work being done.

This week marks two months since the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria, killing almost 60,000 people. Works are continuing in the region, where almost 1.6 million people are now living in tented accommodation due to the damage. Unicef is working in the area and so far has reached 400,000 people, but aim to help 3 million people. Our own Ciara Kelly has travelled with Unicef and visited a refugee camp in Hatay, one of the worst affected areas of the earthquake – where education and time in the classroom is playing a key role.

This week marks two months since the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria, killing almost 60,000 people. Works are continuing in the region, where almost 1.6 million people are now living in tented accomodation due to the damage. Unicef are working in the area and so far have reached 400,000 people, but aim to help 3 million people. Newstalk Breakfast presenter Ciara Kelly is in Turkey to see some of the work being carried out by Unicef. She joined Bobby Kerr on The Hard Shoulder to discuss...

In this episode Cally talks to doctor and broadcaster Ciara Kelly about controversy, kids, Covid, career reinvention, workaholism, medicine, Twitter, trolls, Ireland, ageing, image, standing up, standing out, finding your voice and airing cupboards. Insta: @ciarakellydoc More about Cally Instagram: @callybeatoncomedian Twitter: @callybeaton Produced by Mike Hanson for Pod People Productions Instagram: @podpeopleuk Music by Jake Yapp Cover art by Jaijo Sales & advertising: info@theloniouspunkproductions.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ciara Kelly co-presents the Newstalk breakfast show with Shane Coleman and it is her job to have a clear and comprehensive opinion on pretty much anything that can crop up in the news, and she certainly does that job very well. In this no holds barred conversation, we get stuck right into so many topics from women in media and twitter users versus radio show texters, to pronouns, gender identity, and the right to hold an opinion that may not be too popular. I also learn about what Ciara was like in school and how she ended up as a GP. This episode, if I say so myself, is podcast gold! COMEDY The Mario Rosenstock Podcast hotline has been buzzing this week when we announced that Ciara was to be my special guest. Press play to hear the messages. The Mario Rosenstock Podcast is produced by Patrick Haughey, AudioBrand

Newstalk Breakfast presenter, Ciara Kelly spoke candidly this morning about her feelings as her son emigrated to Australia yesterday. What is causing this spike in emigration in Ireland? On Lunchtime Live this afternoon, Andrea was joined by listeners who have first hand experience of how emigration affects families differently...

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Aoibhín Garrihy who is the Co-Founder of Beo Wellness to discuss Sonas by Beo which will take place in the University Concert Hall Limerick on January 13th. Aoibhín discussed Beo Wellness which she co-founded along with Sharon Connellan. Sonas by Beo promises to be a special evening of conversation and soulful music. The line up of guests includes Fearne Cotton, Louise Boyce, Aimee Connelly, Doireann Garrihy, Dr. Ciara Kelly along with performances from Susan O'Neill and some of this seasons cast of Dancing with the Stars. The last remaining tickets can be purchased by visiting https://www.uch.ie/show/sonas-by-beo/

Taoiseach Micheal Martin told Ciara Kelly this morning on Newstalk Breakfast that Michael McGrath will become Finance Minister, in the cabinet reshuffle in December. It will mean that Paschal Donohoe will lose the presidency of the Eurogroup. For more on this, Kieran was joined by Stephen Kinsella, Professor of Economics and head of department at University of Limerick...

Fast-spreading false widow spiders are up to 230 times more venomous than domestic Irish species. So found new research from NUI Galway which sheds light on the widows' rapid spread across the country. Eanna Ní Lamhna a wildlife expert and author of the forthcoming book Wild and Wonderful joined Jonathan Healy and Ciara Kelly on the show.

This week kids big and small will be packing their bags and heading back to school, as primary and secondary schools open their doors for the beginning of the academic year. Norma Foley, Minister for Education joined Ciara Kelly on the show.

Ciara Kelly presents prime-time radio on Ireland's national news and current affairs station, Newstalk. She trained as a medical doctor in the 90s and ran a GP surgery in Co. Wicklow until she pivoted careers and swapped her stethoscope for headphones in 2017. Ciara reveals what it was like to work 80 hours a week while she wore both hats. In her own words, she's a 'carpe diem kind of person' and knew that even if things didn't work out, she wouldn't regret taking the leap of faith. But for the more risk averse among us, she has sage advice for anyone who dreams of doing something different.

I'm not wasting any time with this fresh out the oven content! Episode 17 is right here at your doorstep featuring a dope Charlotte food influencer I know named Ciara Kelly (@CiaraCanCook). We break down our enjoyment of potatoes as well as the recurring topic of my favorite mechanism - the AIR FRYER!!! Make sure to listen in for Ciara and I's "Main Dish" segment as well as what's to come with her upcoming projects. Go to Amazon and grab Ciara's new eBook - Throw It In The Air Fryer! Shout out to the Air Fryer Gang. Pour up something cold, grab a seat and a plate, and enjoy this weeks episode of #ExpandTheTaste! available on all streaming's. Listen in to the Expand The Taste! Playlist on Spotify here - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ThTJotUNRUnzC2RDFr62b?si=b38ce87d0aea42d6 @CHAD_LAW (TWITTER) @CHADLAW (INSTAGRAM) CHAD LAW 100 (FACEBOOK) $CL100 (CASHAPP) ENGINEERED & PRODUCED BY CHAD LAW Thank you to @ThemeMusicJosh for the production used in this weeks episode! https://linktr.ee/CHADLAW100 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chadlaw100/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chadlaw100/support

On today's show I have a conversation with Doctor Ciara Kelly. A former medical doctor, Ciara is also a broadcaster, presents on the Newstalk Breakfast Show, and writes a column for the Independent. Over the next hour we discuss the most topical subject of the past year and how to deal with the waves that come with COVID, why so many people love, and take part in her '100 Days Of Walking challenge. From anxiety and powerlessness to brighter days filled with hope, Ciara explains how to really dig deep during this time. We also discuss finding yourself in your forties and changing career later in life. Ciara Kelly  https://www.instagram.com/ciarakellydoc/Sponsor https://www.cleancutmeals.ie/ Thank you to the sponsors of this episode and series, Ireland's leading meal prep provider, Clean Cut Meals, who are offering 30% off their meals if you use the code 'JOANNE30'.

Ciara Kelly reviews The Crown Season 4 Episode 5 with Jess Kelly and Henry McKean. Thatcher tells the Queen about the recapture of the Falklands. Meanwhile, unemployment is rising, and Michael Fagan goes to see his MP to complain about the economy and the money spent on the war. The MP sarcastically suggests he should raise his concerns with the Queen. Fagan's life contrasts with that of the Queen - his cramped rundown squalor of a high-rise council estate, and the spacious luxury and wealth of the Palace. One evening, Fagan climbs over the palace railings. Inside, he is spotted but makes his escape. After being denied contact with his children by social services, he returns and breaks into the palace again, finding the Queen in her bedroom. Fagan talks with the Queen and asks her to save the country from the PM. After Thatcher and the Queen discuss their different social outlooks, the PM leaves to attend the Falklands victory parade.

Ciara Kelly and Kieran Cuddihy review the fourth episode of Season 4 of The Crown. The Queen meets Thatcher and criticises the state of the economy. Thatcher gets emotional about her son, who is missing while competing in the 1982 Paris–Dakar Rally. Philip and Elizabeth discuss favourite children; Philip says he favours Anne, but won't say who he thinks is hers. Elizabeth has her secretary arrange for her to meet each of her children separately and give her details of their likes and dislikes so that she should not appear remote to them. Each of her children expresses dissatisfaction with their lives and reveals information Elizabeth did not know. Argentina invades the Falkland Islands, and Thatcher demands action to recover them. Mark Thatcher is found in Algeria. Diana is pregnant, and her relationship with Charles has deteriorated. He tells Elizabeth that he is still in regular contact with Camilla. Elizabeth shares her concern about their children's lives with Philip.

In this episode, Ciara Kelly and Andrea Gilligan discuss how PM Thatcher pushes through significant spending cuts in her first Budget, against opposition from some colleagues. The Thatchers spend an awkward weekend with the Royal Family at Balmoral, and take a dislike to them. Charles continues to confide in Camilla; she encourages him to pursue Diana. Diana is invited to Balmoral and makes a good impression on the family, who push Charles to think about marrying her, despite his reservations. Mrs Thatcher reshuffles her Cabinet to dismiss her opponents.

Ciara Kelly is joined by her Newstalk Breakfast co-host Shane Coleman to review Episode 1 of Season 4 of 'The Crown.' Prince Charles meets Lady Diana Spencer while waiting to go riding with her elder sister. The Conservatives win the 1979 election, making Margaret Thatcher Britain's first female Prime Minister. Charles continues to see Camilla, who is now married. Lord Mountbatten and two children, including Lord Mountbatten's grandson, are murdered by an IRA bomb planted on his fishing boat. Travelling home from a fishing holiday in Iceland, Charles receives Mountbatten's letter criticising his affair with Camilla, and urging him to find a suitable wife. Thatcher promises to defeat the IRA. Mountbatten's funeral is held. Princess Anne resumes her showjumping career; at the event Charles chances upon Diana again, and subsequently asks her out.

In this episode Ciara Kelly is joined by Newstalk's John Fardy to give a recap on seasons 1 to 3 of The Crown, so viewers can be up to speed with everything that's going on in the House of Windsor before season 4 arrives on Netflix this Sunday. The series traces the life of Queen Elizabeth II from her wedding in 1947 through to the present day. The fourth season covers the period between 1977 and 1990, introduces Lady Diana Spencer and is set during Margaret Thatcher's premiership, and will introduce Prince William and Prince Harry.  Subscribe and hit play to hear Ciara dissect the inner workings of the Royal Family with some of her Newstalk pals.