Podcast appearances and mentions of ciara murphy

CAMOGIE: Clarinbridge captain Ciara Murphy with Galway Bay FM's Tommy Devane ahead of their Senior B Final against Salthill/Knocknacarra

Last Friday night, the Lee Strand Kerry Garda Youth Achievement Awards took place in the Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee. Amber spoke to the overall winner, Cillian O’Leary from Kilcummin, along with his mother Caroline and father Micheál. Ballymacelligott sisters Ciara Murphy and Saoirse Murphy, also spoke to Amber about winning the community and safety award. Garda Mary Gardiner also took part.

The National Transport Authority is considering scrapping the direct route connecting Rosslare to Connolly Station in Dublin. The proposal could add to overall journey time as commuters will need to connect to the city via DART. Ciara Murphy from rail advocacy group South East on Track uses the Wexford-Dublin route daily. She joined Anton to discuss the proposal…

Pedestrian Peril Well yesterday we posted on our social media if you were affected by e-scooters & bikes on the footpaths in your area, you spoke & we listened and on todays show we spoke with Ciara Murphy from the Cycling Safety Group and listeners Claire Meagher & Siobhan Morris

CLC LIVE Interview With Ciara Murphy by Ralph Barba

Fr Niall sits down with environmental duo Dr Kevin Hargaden and Dr Ciara Murphy from the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice (JCFJ) to talk about Laudate Deum, Pope Francis' recent letter on climate change. The tone of the letter is urgent and challenging but it still strikes a note of hope. Ciara is impressed by the quality of the scientific argument while Kevin insists that this is still a spiritual letter. Fr Niall wants to know how it ought to affect our daily lives and decisions.

The coming months will see an all-island review of the country's rail service. A number of routes will be proposed for reopening including Athenry and Claremorris and the proposal of a route from Letterkenny to Derry. Kieran was joined by Ciara Murphy, who is a commuter, Steve Bradley chair of the ‘Into the West' rail campaign and Edgar Morgenroth, Professor of Economics at DCU...

Peter Feeney from West on Track and Dr. Ciara Murphy a rail user in the South East both joined Kieran to discuss Irelands train services.

Rob, Laura and Ciara were as shocked as Chris Rock after Will Smith slapped the actors at Sunday nights Oscars, the teams favourite Nina Carberry was crowned winner of dancing with the stars and Ciara Murphy is a step closer to winning the ultimate prize after hearing her first dance song on Breakfast.

West Ola Murphy-Patterson, 78, was born Oct. 12, 1943 in Barlow Bend to Octavia and William Murphy. She passed from this life Dec. 13, 2021. Raised in Mobile, she spent her adult life between Alabama and Oklahoma. In 2019, she finally settled in Oklahoma City with loved ones. Ms. West spent years as a seamstress. She was also a faithful servant of God and her church. Left to cherish her memory are her children, Veronica Murphy, Fred Patterson III, Tamecia Browning, Dexter Browning and Robert Lee Stanley; grandchildren, Cedric (BreeAunna) Murphy, Ciara Murphy and Maurice Patterson; greatgrandchildren, Cedric Murphy Jr....Article Link

Darren Kelly presents the weekly magazine show looking the news in football both in Ireland and Australia. Guests: Mícheál Naughton - new Ladies Football President (8:43) Joanne Doonan - preview AFL Womens Series Round 8 - (31:01) Darren Kelly looks at all this week's news including the Player Pathway programme, sports deals in Derry and Mayo, Sinéad Burke's Galway retirement and Na Fianna's 600km North to South Challenge. New LGFA President Mícheál Naughton joins us to chats about his goals for his term including sold-out All-Ireland Finals, online training initatives, the upcoming 50th anniversary and Donegal's chances of success. And he also addresses the major talking points including the Cork vs Galway All-Ireland semi-final, split seasons, a potential merger with the GAA and their relationship with the Camogie Association. Also, Joanne Doonan is with Darren to preview the penultimate round of group games in the AFL Womens Series, featuring Brisbane Lions vs North Melbourne Kangaroos, and Fremantle Dockers vs Melbourne Demons. == Irish Player of the Week (brought to you in associatoin with Joanne Doonan Fitness) Joanne's pick: Niamh Kelly (West Coast Eagles - Mayo) Darren's pick: Niamh Kelly (West Coast Eagles - Mayo) == Leaderboard NIAMH KELLY - 2pts AISLING McCARTHY - 2pts ORLA O'DWYER - 2pts SARAH ROWE - 2pts CORA STAUNTON - 2pts SINÉAD GOLDRICK - 1pt GRACE KELLY - 1pt AISHLING SHERIDAN - 1pt == 'SportsDaz Football' broadcasts every Thursday on sportsdaz.ie This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is SportsDaz Footballer of the Year and Kerry defender Ciara Murphy. Click HERE Theme Song - 'Elevation' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

This week's guest on 'The Fair Green' is Kerry footballer Ciara Murphy. The MKL Gaels defender was named SportsDaz Player of the Year for 2020 after delivering back-to-back displays in the All-Ireland championship against Cavan and Cork. Ciara chats Kerry, Cork, All-Irelands, college, Keel, Castlemaine, lockdown and her uncle. And she also names her 'Fantastic Four. == 'The Fair Green' broadcasts every Tuesday on sportsdaz.ie Theme Song - 'National Duality' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

In this podcast Ciara Murphy, the Irish Herbalist, talks about adrenal fatigue, and what can be done to avoid developing the condition.

In this podcast Ciara Murphy, the Irish Herbalist, talks about adrenal fatigue, and what can be done to avoid developing the condition.

In this podcast Ciara Murphy, the Irish Herbalist, explains how to keep your lymphatic system clean and moving efficiently. https://www.theirishherbalist.ie/

In this week's podcast medical herbalist Ciara Murphy discusses how we can keep the liver healthy and working efficiently.

In this week's podcast medical herbalist Ciara Murphy discusses how we can keep the liver healthy and working efficiently.

Production and editing - Jonathan Grimes Recording - Keith Fennell To mark International Women's Day 2020, episode 10 of CMC's podcast amplify profiles the work of the Sounding the Feminists collective with a conversation between Evonne Ferguson and STF Working Group Members Ann Cleare, Karen Power and Laura Watson; and STF Research Associate, Ciara Murphy on her project to carry out a Gender Balance Review Project for the collective. Presented by Jonathan Grimes. Subscribe at cmc.ie/amplify Show Notes Sounding the Feminists Ann Cleare Karen Power Laura Watson Ciara Murphy Sounding the Feminists and Contemporary Music Centre Announce Gender Balance Review Project 2019 Music Ann Cleare - fiáin, Crash Ensemble from the Album Crashlands - 00:02 Karen Power - Invitation to Wander, Quiet Music Ensemble, Ute Wassermann, Michelle O' Rourke, Sound Choir led by Karen Power - 17:13

From embellishment and exaggeration to identity, gender and desire: RMIT Gallery’s latest exhibition ‘Pleasure’ (29 November–7 March) presents the work of a diverse group of artists who used the body as a personal, provocative and at times political canvas. In this accompanying podcast, listen to Co-Curator Evelyn Tsitas and Communications Specialist Aeden Ratcliffe talk with artists John Pastoriza-Piñol, Ciara Murphy and Judith Glover about their works.

This is a post show talk of 'Citysong' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features moderator Ciara Murphy, PhD Researcher at NUI Galway speaking with the director and cast members of this fantastic production.

Hosted by Wayne Power , Sound Up is Waterford based podcast. This first episode sees Joe and Eoin from Birds of Burden discuss debut album A Conspiracy of Dust. I chat to Tony Kelly about the rise of the Irish independent wrestling scene. Plus Austin Gleeson talks ahead of Waterfords clash with Clare and reveals what its like under new coach Padraic Fanning and who he would have round for a dinner party.Lady Fifi Fondue chats and steps up to play Puck , chuck or Fuck and Ciara Murphy discusses why shes boycotting this years Eurovision song Contest. Pkus , Modcast brings you some edgy spoken wordAnd FiveforFive recommends music by Crome Yellow

Corruption has become a hot topic in Public International Law in recent years. In particular, its prevention has been the subject of numerous treaties and soft law instruments, and it has been wielded as a defence to both investment treaty claims and commercial contract claims (which in turn raises questions of private international law). Yet the source and theoretical underpinnings of a supposed international norm prohibiting corruption remains opaque. Tribunals and commentators make reference to “international public policy,” but the question remains whether the supposed prohibition of corruption is a rule of international law, and where it features in the hierarchy of norms. We propose to examine (i) the current “state of play” (i.e., the various ways in which international law addresses and reprimands corruption), (ii) whether Public International Law prohibits corruption and, if so, the source and status of that norm; and (iii) what the future of international anti-corruption efforts might look like. Bio: Samantha Rowe is International Counsel, and Ciara Murphy is an associate, in Debevoise & Plimpton LLP’s international dispute resolution group. Their practice focuses on international arbitration and public international law. They represent both sovereign states and companies in international investment and commercial arbitrations across a range of sectors. Ms. Rowe received her B.A. (Hons.) with First Class Honors in English Law and French Law from the University of Oxford, Wadham College, a Certificat Supérieur de Droit Français from the Université de Paris II Panthéon-Assas, and an LL.M. in International Legal Studies from New York University. Prior to joining Debevoise, Ms Murphy was a law clerk to Judge Greenwood and Judge Yusuf at the International Court of Justice. She holds an LLB from Trinity College Dublin, an LLM in EU Law from the College of Europe and an LLM in international and comparative legal practice from the University of Michigan.

On this week's Artbeat, presented Ciara Murphy spoke to Artistic Director of Anu Productions Louise Lowe about her current show 'Vardo'. 'Vardo' is currently running as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival. Ciara also spoke to Lynette Moran, Producer for Anu Productions about the 'Now-Then-Now' Symposium taking place in The Lab on October 7th and 8th.

Hi Folks! Welcome to Study CPA's newsletter for February 2011. My name is Ciara Murphy and I will be your contact at CPA. This month's newsletter as always provides lots of helpful advice on kick starting your career as a CPA with helpful information in our Careers Corner item. You will also find links to CPA's various social networking sites, where you can join our growing CPA community. Of course we are interested in hearing from you! What items do you want to see covered on our site? What are your career aspirations, concerns for 2011? Let us know and we will do our best to cover them here. You can get in touch at hello@studycpa.ie Keep up with the latest news from CPA. Some of the latest news pieces include information on eLearning with Griffith College Dublin and current opportunities available for those of you interested in pursuing work in the UK. CPA has a full calendar of college and work place events over 2011. During the month of February we will be presenting on the CPA route to professional qualification in UCD, Limerick College of Further Education, the IPA and in Adamstown, Co. Wexford. CPA will also be attending the gradIreland Post Graduate Fair in the RDS on Wednesday 16th February. Details can be found on www.studycpa.ie Interested in getting career advice? Feel like a change? Want to kick start that job search? Whether you want to update your CV or prepare for interview, Careers Corner is packed full of useful advice, hints and tips. For those of you who haven't seen it yet check out our new student brochure for all you need to know about becoming a CPA. Great news to for anyone who plans to register as a CPA student during 2011. CPA has waived the registration fee. We understand that students are facing a serious debt burden in the current climate and we don’t want to add to that pressure. CPA will also launch an exciting new competition in March. One lucky winner will have their CPA education paid for in full! More details to follow. Do you tweet, facebook, want to check out the latest CPA photos? Join us on Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. That’s all for this month’s edition. I hope you find it useful and feel free to spread the word or forward to anyone you think may be interested Bye for now! Ciara email: cmurphy@cpaireland.ie

In a challenging jobs market, employers are in the driving seat. In conversation with Ciara Murphy, marketing executive CPA, Louise Campbell, managing director , Robert Walters advises how to make yourself stand out in a competitive market, explains how to make the most of your talents, skills and experience and discusses the growing importance of networking in helping you find that all important role. Louise also looks at opportunties for CPAs both in Ireland and abroadRunning Time:14.44 minutesClick the following link to listen:http://www.cpaireland.ie/UserFiles/File/Business%20Development/Robert%20Walters%201.mp3