Podcasts about cloughjordan

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 15ú lá de mí Bealtaine, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 1981 chaith daoine clocha ag bus agus carr agus bhí carr amháin trí thine mar bhí amhais ag rith timpeall Baile Átha Cliath an oíche roimhe. I 2009 thug bainisteoir IDA dóchas gan údar chuig na hoibrithe a bhí ag obair ar aerárthach. I 2002 bhí na daoine a raibh ina chónaí I Silvermines ar buille faoin moladh go raibh na feirmeoirí chun íoc níos mó ná 2.3 milliúin euro chun an talamh a shocrú a scrios siad ar feadh cúpla bhliain. De réir na dtuairiscí bhí a lán miotal nimhiúil ann agus bhí nimhiú sinc ann chomh maith. I 2005 bhí achainí déanta chun páistí ó Chernobyl a lig isteach chuig a teach nuair a bhí siad ag taisteal chuig Cloch Siurdáin. Bhí na páistí ón Bhealarúis agus bhí an turas chuig Cloch Siurdáin eagraithe ón Friends of the Children of Chernobyl. Sin Montell Jordan le This Is How We Do It – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 1995. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 1974 tháinig Frank Zappa agus a bean chéile amach gur rugadh a tríú leanbh, buachaill beag darbh ainm Ahmet Rodan, tar éis an arracht scannán ón tSeapáin a ith eitleán 707. I 1997 bhí Oasis an chéad banna ceoil chun cinsireacht a chuir ar a rudaí ar an idirlín. Bhí an banna ceoil ag obair le Sony chun suíomh gréasáin neamhoifigiúil le liricí agus pictiúir den bhanna cheoil a thóg síos. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh Zara Phillips I Londain I 1981 agus rugadh amhránaí Jessica Sutta I Meiriceá ar an lá seo I 1982 agus seo chuid de a amhrán. Beidh mé ar ais libh amárach le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo. Welcome back to another edition of Ar An Lá Seo on the 15th of May, with me Lauren Ní Loingsigh 1981: Buses and cars were stoned and a care was set on fire as gangs of hooligans ran amok in Dublin last night. 2009: IDA boss was giving false hope to aircraft firm workers, says SR technics bidder. 2002- Locals in Silvermines were furious over suggestions that farmers in the area will have to foot a €2.5 million bill for rehabilitating lands destroyed by years of mining. Department of Marine and Natural Resources reported that the presence of heavy and toxic metals and suspected lead and zinc poisoning following centuries of mining in the area.  2005 A special plea was made for host homes to accommodate Chernobyl children who will visit the Cloughjordan area. The children are from the Southern Belarus town of Penenorma and their visit to Ireland has been organised by the Cloughjordan branch of the Friends of the Children of Chernobyl.  That was Montell Jordan with This Is How We Do It – the biggest song on this day in 1995 Onto music news on this day In 1974 Frank Zappa and his wife announced the birth of their third child, a boy named Ahmet Rodan, after the Japanese movie monster that lived off a steady diet of 707 planes. 1997 Oasis became one of the first artists to attempt to exert censorship over the Internet. The group were working with Sony to put an end to unofficial websites carrying lyrics, sound files and photographs of the band. And finally celebrity birthdays on this day – Zara Phillips was born in London in 1981 and singer Jessica Sutta was born in America on this day in 1982 and this is one of her songs. I'll be back with you tomorrow with another edition of Ar An Lá Seo.

On this morning's show... A local mother experiences anti-social behavior on a train... Our reporter Alison Hyland is out and about in Cloughjordan to speak to locals about the controversial Eir Mast... Is the art of letter writing dead? The conversation continues... Boxer Shauna Browne will chat to us ahead of her fight in Belfast this Saturday... Muriel and Charlotte from Mareto 80/20 will chat autoimmune disease... All this and much much more...

On Mondays Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Stephen Gleeson who gave us all the tea from the weekend's sporting action, Cllr Phyll Bugler on her nomination to run for Fine Gael in the upcoming General Election in North Tipp, Dawn and Hannh on their experiences trying to access mental health services, Felix Mueller on his new book which helps you reverse kidney disease, global news with Thomas Conway, Stephen told us about this years Best of Tipp Awards, Prof Oliver Moore on the upcoming Apple Fest in Cloughjordan, caller Peter on match prices and Ali looked at Denver airport for this week's Conspiracy Files.

If you are booking wedding venue site visits, then I've got something very special for you! Whether you have already secured your venue and you want to book in another visit, or you're on the hunt for your dream venue and you're booking visits, then this is for you. I've got 7 guest experts joining me today! They are wedding venue coordinators who really know their stuff and they are helping me to answer your questions about how to nail your wedding venue site visit. This week's guest experts are: Julie from Cloughjordan House, Mary from Diamond Coast Hotel, Tee from Arklow Bay Hotel, Leone from Castleknock Hotel, Raina from The Johnstown Estate, Denise from Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa Sligo, and Lynn from Springfield Hotel. 

Ali is live from Cloughjordan for this week's Tipp Today Village Tour....

On this morning's show... Fuel retailers furious over new price comparison posters HSE has taken over the new community nursing home in Nenagh Did the decision to have no parade in Cashel impact local businesses? Ali joins us from Cloughjordan for this week's Village Tour We get the latest Garda updates on crime in the County Why are young people choosing to live at home into their 30s? Leanne will chat to me about this.... And Ultan Nesbitt joins us for this week's gardening slot

On Friday's Tipp Today, Fran spoke to JOhnny Luby for his take on the week that was, Cllr Rocky McGrath on last nights fatal crash in Rearcross, Barbara called in to tell us about her terrifying dog attack, Ronan Quirke on last nights Sports awards, Kevin Dudley on the Cloughjordan seed bank, Anna with another dog attack story, Geraldine on new roles for wheelcahir permit holders on hospital parking, Conor Reidy with clarification on the matter and our friday Panel of Phil, Joe and Mary Alice unpacked the main talking points of the week!

Circus Club is based in Cloughjordan. They offer lessons in circus arts for anyone aged 8 – 18. The Club's Artistic Director is Joanna Williams & Wire walker / tutor Mollie O'Brien joined Fran to discuss some of the classes and upcoming workshops.

Circus Club is a fantastic organisation running in Cloughjordan where they offer lessons in circus arts for anyone aged 8 – 18. The Club's Artistic Director is Joanna Williams and she spoke to Ali this morning.

Ali and John G O'Dwyer take us to Cloughjordan this week.

Our listeners react to a teacher who refused to address a trans student with the pronoun “they” New survey highlights the pressure under 45's feel to reach certain milestones in life Global Politics with Thomas Conway Ali & John G O'Dwyer visit Cloughjordan for Walks & Talks Weekend Sport with our own Paul Carroll

Caroline Whyte and David Somekh of the European Health Futures Forum speak with Davie Philip about Communities of Practice. Davie is a community catalyst, climate coach and facilitator at Cultivate, the Sustainable Ireland Cooperative. Since 1997 Davie has been active in Ireland promoting sustainability, community resilience and cooperative approaches to meeting our needs. He was a founding member of Feasta and also of Sustainable Projects Ireland Ltd. the company behind the ecovillage project in Cloughjordan, Co. Tipperary where he is now based. From 2016 to 2021 Davie sat on the Council of ECOLISE, the European network for community-led initiatives on climate change and sustainability, and from April 2019 to 2021 he was a co-president. He, Caroline and David are all core members of the Wellbeing Economy Hub for the island of Ireland. Davie explains what Communities of Practice are and why they're useful, and he and David exchange insights on their experience with them.

In today's episode, Colette Bennett chats to Davie Philip of Cultivate. Davie currently manages the Community Resilience Programme that developed out of the Community Powerdown Programme in 2010. He was a founding member of both FEASTA: the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability and Sustainable Projects Ireland Ltd the company behind the ecovillage project in Cloughjordan, Co. Tipperary where he now lives.    Michelle is Research and Policy Analyst with Social Justice Ireland and has written extensively on a Just Transition, Sustainability and Climate Action.

Just outside Cloughjordan in Tipperary, there is a remarkable place that is trying to change the way we look at living. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/11/08125441/EcoVillage_0811.mp3"][/audio] Since 1999, the people involved in the village have been trying to establish a village that reflects a more sustainable, more eco-friendly way of life. Cloughjordan Eco Village was established in 1999, with the first residents moving in back in 2009. Now, 55 families live in the village which has a community farm, a bakery, and some stellar broadband! Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Iva Pocock, one of the founders and a resident of Cloughjordan Eco Village explained what's involved, what life is like in the village and what can be learned from it. You can catch all the chat by clicking play above.  Main image courtesy of Eoin Campbell. 

In March 2021, the tragic news reached us that 16-year Oisin Williams from Cloughjordan had died by suicide. Oisin's Mum, Liz Wiliams, agreed to talk to Fran about the tragic loss. He met her at her home in Cloughjordan last week and he began by asking her to tell him about her son Oisin. C-SAW CLONMEL 052 617 2477 LIVING LINKS 087 969 3021 SAMARITANS 116 123 PIETA HOUSE 1800 247 247

100 years ago, an IRA Active Service Unit, or “Flying Column”, ambushed a party of 28 RIC police travelling in cars and on bicyles between Borrisokane and Cloughjordan at Kylebeg, near Modreeny. The Modreeny Ambush monument is unveiling at 2:30 pm this Saturday 2nd of October... Ger Heffernan - Member of the Heritage Group in Cloughjordan joined Fran this morning.

Municipal District and Spain AV are delighted to announce the launch of the Tipperary Local Live Performance Programming Scheme 2021. Beginning on Friday 17th September, the scheme will see Nenagh Live, and Spain AV host several live musical events throughout the Nenagh Municipal District. They'll be held in Nenagh, Ballina, Borrisokane, Silvermines, Cloughjordan, Terryglass, Dromineer and Garrykennedy throughout September and October. David Spain of Spain Audio Visual joined Fran.

It began as a local labour of love of the people of Cloughjordan in 2013 who were proud of their history and heritage and in particular its links to Irish patriot Thomas McDonagh. Last month, the Thomas McDonagh Museum, which is situated at the McDonagh childhood home, gained National Museum status and is only one of 2 museums in the Country dedicated to an Irish patriot. Our Ali travelled up to Cloughjordan to take a tour of the museum.

This week we are thrilled to say we have our friend, the eco-warrior, Davie Philip.Davie is a community catalyst and facilitator at Cultivate.ie, the sustainability cooperative based in Cloughjordan Ecovillage, and a network weaver with ECOLISE.eu, the European network for community-led initiatives on climate change and sustainability. He is the coordinator to the Open Food Hub at Cloughjordan Community Farm and the chair of Open Food Network Ireland. Davie brings us through his fascinating narrative from his early eco-warrior, revolutionist days of being arrested, and as he describes "we were more interested in being proactive than reactive" to the foundations of which he and a few others began the Cloughjordan eco-village."Getting involved in an eco-village or a community project at this scale is the longest self-development course you've ever taken. Because you are constantly learning about yourself. And I think that shift that you just mentioned, Steve - that ego to eco, I think that's a world view that we need if we are going to survive on a hospitable planet by the end of the century. We need to move from that individualistic just consumerist culture that reduces everything into its parts, to where we actually start to see relationships and connection, and the value and health and wellbeing of the whole is good for me as a part of that whole.”Davie is seriously inspirational and does not sugar coat a thing, we dive deep into the successes and difficulties of creating a sustainable community, from our political setbacks to the health and mental benefits of co-living and amenities sharing community.“Community living and land trust show that there are different approaches to living. It's mad because in Ireland our only two ways to secure a home is a mortgage (a massive dept) 'mort-gage' literally translates to “the grip of death”, or rental with no secure tenure. That's our options, whereas in Europe there are multiple options, the diversity of ways to secure your home and your home being more than just an asset you speculate on.”A great conversation and a brilliant addition to our community series. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did and listen out for the 4 simple steps we as individuals can start right now to build on our own communities for a healthier and happier future.Love,Dave & Steve xReferencethevillage.ieopenfoodnetwork.ie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A widespread public appeal for information was launched after 7 Friesian heifers were discovered missing from the Troy family farm near Cloughjordan on Saturday morning. But on Sunday night the livestock were discovered three miles from where they were taken with signs that they were dropped off in a trailer. It’s the second such theft incident recently, after 11 calves were taken from the farm of George Clarke at Ballaghmore near Roscrea two weeks ago. North Tipperary Irish Farmers Association Chairperson, Imelda Walsh spoke on Tipp Today...

Thomas MacDonagh was an Irish patriot, poet, teacher and a leader of Ireland’s 1916 insurrection, and to this day he is celebrated in his home town of Cloughjordan, Co. Tipperary. The Thomas MacDonagh museum showcases the story of him and his family and the inspiring and enduring relationship they had with a small Tipperary town, and each year the Cloughjordan Heritage Group organises the Thomas MacDonagh Weekend, which will be going online for the first time this weekend. May Casey spoke to Fran about it on Tipp Today this morning...

Reports of illegal dumping have been on the rise since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Every few days we here in Tipp FM are sent messages and pictures of occurrences throughout the county and there seems to be no end in sight to the scourge of fly tipping. For more on this Fran was joined by regular contributor to Tipp Today from Cloughjordan, Bawnie Hayes...

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Kathleen got in contact with Fran on Tipp Today after a courier mistakenly delivered a box with two new suits to her door in Cloughjordan. She is worried that somebody's wedding will be ruined if these suits don't arrive.

Listen back to the final episode of our placenames series, ‘Where do you think you are?’ as we take a trip to Cloughjordan. In this episode we’ll hear from placenames expert, Dr Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill, local men Bawney Hayes and Jim Casey, and the stories from the Schools’ Collection (which were written down by children in the 1930s) will be read by Cloughjordan National School pupils, Sophie O'Meara, Claudia Deane, Jack Cleary, Juliet O'Connor and Hannah Pearse.

We got the news earlier that month that Liam O’Shea has retired as Managing Director/CEO of both Tipp FM and Clare FM radio stations. The Cloughjordan native joined Clare FM in 1998 and took over as CEO of Tipp FM in 2012. He sat down with Fran for an interview this week.

For young people, their annual Cruinniu na nOg is taking place on line this year. Events are being hosted in every county & you can find a new RTE jr series called “My Creative Life” where young people tell their stories. Stories like those of Molly & Lucy, two teens from Cloughjordan who are circus artists.

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This episode explores the concept of Community in Agroecology. In addition, it features an interview from the Cloughjordan Community Farm in Ireland and describes their use of the Commuity Concept.

Cloughjordan ecovillage: http://www.thevillage.ie/For more information on the sustainability network in Ireland visit www.cultivate.ie/ EcoVillage Network In Europe: https://www.ecolise.eu/Internationally: Foundation for Intentional Communities: https://www.ic.org/ 

Joe Fitzmaurice comes from a long line of bakers and restaurateurs.  But when he and his wife Julie closed their successful Dublin bakery to move to a tiny Eco-village in Cloughjordan, he was making a statement about local community, local grain and the Common Loaf. In this episode, Mark learns about life in an intentional community, how Soda Bread is a new 'tradition', what the Common Loaf movement is all about and how if Joe ends up baking less and less bread then he's truly fulfilled his vision. Helpful Links: @riotrye_ on Instagram Riot Rye website Rise Up! The Baker Podcast website Mark's Blog, with the Bakernomics series Mark on Instagram Credits: Produced and hosted by Mark Dyck Theme song and music by Robyn Dyck Orange Boot Human logo by Fred Reibin

http://www.president.ie/en/diary/details/president-officially-opens-cloughjordan-amphitheatre President Michael D. Higgins opened Cloughjordan Community Amphitheatre on Friday 21 April. D’oscail an tUachtarán Micheál D. Ó hUigínn Amfaitéatar Pobail Chloch Shiúrdáin Dé hAoine 21 Aibreán.

Davie Philip feels and lives like a rich man. He's an educator and facilitator at Cloughjordan (pronounced 'clock-jordan'), rated one of the top 10 places to live in Ireland.  Cloughjordan Ecovillage contains 129 energy efficient houses. It features a biomass-fuelled district heating system and the whole village is designed for biodiversity.  http://homestylegreen.com/131 http://www.thevillage.ie/

Roche (with Liam) shares "Ned of the Hill" at a session in Grace’s in Cloughjordan, County Tipperary.