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A Co Down man charged with raping and falsely imprisoning a woman has been on the run for almost two years after refusing to attend his trial, claiming to be a freeman of the land. It's “false philosophy that is all too frequently before the court,” is the view of Newry judge Eamonn King about the so-called ‘freeman' defence. What is this all about? Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Belfast Telegraph crime correspondent, Allison Morris. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a long eleven year wait, Rory McIlroy finally claimed Masters glory last night to complete the career grand slam. Henry McKean spoke to friends and kids at Holywood Golf Club in Co Down.

The Edmonton Oilers end their 5 game losing skid with a 3-1 win against the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday night. Ryan Rishaug, Jason Strudwick and Rob Brown break it down. Calvin Pickard shines in a high pressure situation. Kulak's best game as an Oiler? More question marks around Evander Kane situation and a heated debate about Ripple Chips. Pickard makes a statement (5:20) Kulak goes beast-mode (15:00) Kane chat gets heated (42:13) Is Ripple a "flavour" of chips? (1:08:50)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week on No More Booze, I chat with Sophie Colgan @sophiecolgan1 who is an Events & PR Consultant, Auctioneer, Emcee and host of the Podcast Navigating New York @navigating_newyork. Originally from Co Down and now thriving in NYC, Sophie shares her inspiring journey to a booze-free life and how it's opened the door to oodles more freedom, meaning and purpose.We dive into her university years in Belfast, exploring the intense drinking culture we both experienced at university in Northern Ireland.  Now, living her best sober life in New York, Sophie reveals how going alcohol-free has brought clarity, fulfilment and a whole new set of dreams. This is a light conversation full of insights, laughs and honest reflections about becoming free from booze. Enjoy!For more information on Alcohol Free Living,Follow Olivia on Instagram @greyareadrinker Visit Olivia's website www.greyareadrinker.ie

In this special episode of the Horse of a Lifetime series, we dive deep with Irish eventing star Joseph Murphy as he shares the incredible journey of his standout horse. From their rocky start to Olympic glory, Joseph reflects on the highs, lows, and life lessons that his Horse of a Lifetime brought into his career.

Rhys McClenaghan discusses the upcoming homecoming event in Newtownards, Co Down to celebrate his Olympic success

Outlook ist für viele Nutzer das Hauptprogramm, um E-Mails zu schreiben und zu empfangen. Manchmal kommt es vor, dass man keine E-Mails erhält oder verschicken kann. Wie kann man feststellen, ob eine Störung bei Outlook vorliegt und was kann man bei allgemeinen Problemen tun?

Our Northern Editor Vincent Kearney reports.

Michael O'Loughlin was arrested in Co Down in 2020 as part of a Europe-wide crackdown on organised crime. He was one of the first criminals arrested in the Encrochat hacking scandal. But why is the career criminal now pleading guilty to the charges against him? Host: Fionnán Sheahan, Guest: Allison Morris Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Galwayman Michael O'Loughlin was arrested in Co Down in 2020 as part of a Europe-wide crackdown on organised crime. He was one of the first criminals arrested in the Encrochat hacking scandal. But why is the career criminal now pleading guilty to the charges against him? Host: Fionnán Sheahan, Guest: Allison Morris Indo Daily: Head to www.mypodcastfeedback.com, pop in code INDO and fill out the short survey to be in with the chance of winning a €500 OneforAll voucher.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's Young Stock Podcast, Peter Thomas Keaveney speaks with Conor Trimble at the Claas UK headquarters in the south east of England. The County Down man works for Claas UK, the distributor of all Claas products such as tractors, combines, forage harvesters and grassland equipment for the Irish and UK markets. We are currently recording this podcast at Claas UK headquarters which is based at Saxham, in south east of England. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Conor Macauley, Northern Correspondent, has the latest on the murder investigation launched after a man in his 60s was found dead at a property in Co. Down.

Join us on a compelling journey in our latest episode of "When Nicole Met" featuring the remarkable story of Joseph Murphy, an Irish Olympian whose life took an extraordinary turn from football fields to the pinnacle of equestrian sport. Discover how Joseph and his brother, fueled by sheer determination and a passion for horses, embarked on a late but meteoric rise in eventing, challenging norms, and redefining their destinies. From humble beginnings to chasing Olympic dreams, Joseph's story is a testament to the power of resilience, hard work, and the unbreakable bond with his equine partners. Guests: Joseph Murphy, celebrated as one of Ireland's premier event riders, has a career rich with accomplishments and a reputation for his effortless cross-country style. Hailing from Mullingar, Co Westmeath, Murphy's initial foray into sports leaned towards Gaelic football, reflecting his family's strong sporting lineage. However, his equestrian journey began in earnest with his brother Ciaran, transitioning from local hunts to the broader eventing scene under the guidance of Danish event rider Dot Love. This early exposure laid the foundation for a career that saw Murphy ascend to the pinnacle of eventing, representing Ireland at the highest levels, including the Olympics, World, and European Championships, and consistently being named Eventing Ireland's leading rider from 2012 to 2017​​​​​. Now operating from Co Down in Northern Ireland, Murphy oversees a professional event yard, nurturing talent across a spectrum from pre-novice to advanced-level horses. Beyond competing, he extends his expertise as a Horse Sport Ireland Level 2 Coach, educating riders and horses alike across Ireland, the UK, and the USA. His significant achievements, such as his clear rounds at the London 2012 Olympics with Electric Cruise and his shortlist for Rio 2016, underscore his central role in Irish eventing on a global scale.  Sponsors: This show is very kindly supported by Bedmax. If you want to listen to more When Nicole Met… check out some of our older episodes below. When Nicole Met... Tom Crisp When Nicole Met... Jonty Evans EquiRatings Eventing Podcast: Don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Facebook.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words http://tinyurl.com/25cmbur5 Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com €800 million to be made available for cross-border projects. €800 milliún le cur ar fáil le haghaidh tograí trasteorann. The Government has announced that €800 million will be made available from the Exchequer for cross-border projects. Tá sé fógartha ag an Rialtas go gcuirfear €800 milliún ar fáil ón Státchiste le haghaidh tograí trasteorann. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar declared that this is the largest contribution the Irish Government has ever made to the development of cross-border enterprises. Dhearbhaigh an Taoiseach Leo Varadkar gurb é seo an méid is mó a chuir Rialtas na hÉireann ar fáil riamh le fiontair thrasteorann a fhorbairt. It is in view of the restoration of the political institutions in the North that the string is being pulled from the spag, he said. Is i bhfianaise athbhunú na bhforas polaitiúil sa Tuaisceart atá an tsreang á baint den spaga, arsa sé. Among the major projects that will be put on the road and will be given a tree, is the long-promised upgrade of the A5 road between Derry and Letterkenny. I measc na mórthograí a chuirfear sa siúl agus a thabharfar i gcrann, tá an t-uasghrádú atá geallta le fada ar bhóthar an A5 idir Doire agus Leitir Ceanainn. €600 million – a good share of the €800 million – has been set aside for the upgrade of that road which will start later in the year, it was said. €600 milliún – sciar maith den €800 milliún – atá curtha i leataobh i gcomhair uasghrádú an bhóthair sin a gcuirfear tús leis amach sa bhliain, a dúradh. In that regard, the bridge that is planned to be built between Co Louth and Co Down will go ahead. Ina cheann sin, rachfar chun cinn leis an droichead a bhfuil sé beartaithe a thógáil idir Co Lú agus Co an Dúin. The purpose of the bridge, which is called Caol Uisce Bridge, is to establish a new connection between Cuaille and the Beanna Boirche area and the Taoiseach said that it was dependent on the construction contract being signed next month. Is é is aidhm don droichead, dá ngairtear Droichead Chaol Uisce, nasc úr idir Cuaille agus ceantar Bheanna Boirche a bhunú agus dúirt an Taoiseach go rabhthas ag brath ar an gconradh tógála a shíniú an mhí seo chugainn. Another €12.5 million will be spent on improving the rail link between Dublin and Belfast. Caithfear €12.5 milliún eile ar an nasc iarnróid idir Baile Átha Cliath agus Béal Feirste a fheabhsú. €50 million will be made available for the renovation of McAsmaint Park in west Belfast, where several matches will be played in the European Soccer Championship in 2028. Cuirfear €50 milliún ar fáil i gcomhair athchóiriú Pháirc Mhic Asmaint in iarthar Bhéal Feirste, áit a n-imreofar roinnt cluichí i gCraobh Sacair na hEorpa in 2028. The Taoiseach also indicated that €10 million would be available to significantly restore and develop the site of the Battle of the Boyne in Co. Meath. Thug an Taoiseach le fios freisin go mbeadh €10 milliún ar fáil le láthair Chath na Bóinne i gCo na Mí a athchóiriú agus a fhorbairt go suntasach. Another €24 million will be spent on education projects, especially projects that tackle disadvantage in the sector. Caithfear €24 milliún eile ar thograí oideachais, go háirithe tograí a théann i ngleic le míbhuntáiste san earnáil. There is no funding for Irish language projects in the amount announced today. Níl aon mhaoiniú le haghaidh tograí Gaeilge sa mhéid a fógraíodh inniu. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Three Government leaders announcing new cross- border proposals today Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ Triur ceannairí an Rialtais ag fógairt tograí nua trasteorann inniu

Damien Doherty, Trading Standards in Northern Ireland speaks about the case where a bank had to return a man's pension pot & life savings after he fell victim to a crypto scam

Jack Blakiston Houston, director of BH Estates, is a rural surveyor, dairy farmer and AD operator based near Dundonald in Co Down

In February 2005, 25-year-old Lisa Dorrian went missing from a caravan park in Co Down and has never been seen again. Almost two decades on, her family and the PSNI are still searching for her body in the hope for answers and justice. They have only one suspect in mind as to who killed Lisa, and her sister Joanne reveals she has even spoken to him. This episode of the Indo Daily comes from our sister podcast The BelTel and was first published on Aug. 23, 2022. Host: Niamh Campbell Guest: Joanne Dorrian and Ciaran Barnes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Plodcast host Fergus and wonderful storyteller Duane Fitzsimons as they following in the footsteps of St Patrick along the coastline of Co Down. As they search for St Patrick's Well and his final resting place, Duane recounts tales of local folklore, shipwrecks and chilling ghost stories. This is the final episode of 4 in 2023 exploring St Patrick's Way in Northern Ireland. For more about Duane and the magical Lecale Peninsula see www.lecalepeninsula.com/ A huge thanks to Tourism Northern Ireland for making these adventures possible. Contact the Plodcast team and send your sound recordings of the countryside to: editor@countryfile.com. If your letter, email or message is read out on the show, you could WIN a Plodcast Postbag prize of a wildlife- or countryside-themed book chosen by the team. Visit the Countryfile Magazine website: countryfile.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Peter McCann talks to Co Down native Emma Nelson about her family's organic suckler farm and her role as senior livestock manager with supermarket chain Morrisons

Martin Doyle has written a book called ‘Dirty Linen: The Troubles In My Homeplace', telling a personal account of The Troubles through the lens of what happened in his own home place in the rural parish of Tullylish, Co Down

This week, marked World Menopause Day, a day to raise awareness and break the stigma around perimenopause and menopause. To celebrate this transitional period in life, we're joined today by Claire Dinsmore, a certified perimenopause coach and fitness fanatic based in San Francisco. In this episode, Dinsmore, who originally comes from Co Down in Northern Ireland, speaks to Róisín Ingle about why perimenopause should be viewed as ‘the power years' and how she helps women navigate the journey through her online course ‘The Whole Woman Approach'. You can find her on @clairedinsmorecoaching on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bridget Davidson from Bangor in Co Down is at the airport in Rhodes and speaks to us, we also hear from journalist Damian Mac Con Uladh in Greece too

Do you have native plants in your garden? A visit to True Harvest Seeds in Kilclief in Co Down showcases some of the native origin plants growing in the wild and how Debbie Gillies and the team of volunteers are preserving the seeds for the future. From the homegrown to the exotic - David heads to Cluain na dTor in Donegal to see Seamus O' Donnell's collection of stunning plants from across the world that are suitable for seaside gardens and coastal regions. Renowned artist Derek Hill's last home , Glebe Gallery, is open to the public and embracing his wild style of planting. David heads down to find out about their plans for the future. Expert Mary Doris joins David in studio to answer listeners' questions and chat about drought tolerant plants. Author and broadcaster Matthew Biggs also drops by to talk about his new children's book 'A home for every plant' . Email the programme on gardenerscorner@bbc.co.uk

Self-abandonment is the main factor in codependent and people pleasing scenarios. We are willing to let our own needs go to appease others in hopes that we will receive that same love we are putting out. The problem is when we are putting this out it isn't genuine. There is always an underlying feeling and subconscious attachment to an outcome or expectation from our actions. This is a difficult pill to swallow with self-abandonment that we think this is Nobel or kind of us but it's actually undermining and controlling. Even in codependent relationships where the dependent can be demanding and controlling to get their way, the codependent is still trying to control the outcome in their favor. “If I just do this they won't be so mean to me so I'll take the less chaotic path so I don't have to deal with them.” Then you just end up defeated and again have abandoned yourself. There's always accountability and responsibility for the part one plays in their own suffering. I hope this episode helps those still clinging on to hopes of people changing or hopes that things will change a new perspective that if they want that change, they have to become that change. Follow me on instagram @thatshowufeelpodcast and DM me for questions. Drop a comment telling me what you think being emotionally intelligent is. #emotions #emotionalintelligence #feelings #spirituality #spiritualawakening #spiritual #knowthyself #mindfulness #selfawareness #selfcare #selfimprovement #selflovepractices #life #podcast #vlog #blogger #fear #selfhelp #mentalhealth #emotionalwellness

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2b2eeute Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com The days of the zebras on loan again and great weather is promised. Laethanta na riabhaí ar iasacht arís agus aimsir mhór geallta. The first of three yellow wind warnings issued by Met Éireann for the next few days applies from 3pm to 9pm tonight. Tá feidhm óna 3 a chlog tráthnóna go dtí 9 a chlog anocht leis an gcéad cheann de thrí fhógra buí gaoithe atá eisithe ag Met Éireann i gcomhair an chúpla lá seo amach romhainn. The first notice relates mainly to counties in the east of the country. Is le contaetha in oirthear na tíre den chuid is mó a bhaineann an chéad fhógra. Ten counties are involved, namely, Dublin, Louth, Meath, Wicklow, Kildare, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Waterford and Cork. Deich gcontae atá i gceist, mar atá, Baile Átha Cliath, Lú, an Mhí, Cill Mhantáin, Cill Dara, Ceatharlach, Cill Chainnigh, Loch Garman, Port Láirge agus Corcaigh. Met Éireann says that there will be severe gusts of wind in those places for a long time. Deir Met Éireann go mbeidh géarbhach crua gaoithe sna háiteanna sin ar feadh na faide. Met Éireann has issued another wind warning which will apply between 1 o'clock tomorrow morning and 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Tá fógra gaoithe eile eisithe ag Met Éireann a mbeidh feidhm leis idir 1 a chlog ar maidin amárach agus 5 a chlog tráthnóna amárach. The second notice relates mainly to counties in the west of the country, such as Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Clare, Galway and Mayo. Is le contaetha in iarthar na tíre den chuid is mó a bhaineann an dara fógra sin, mar atá, Corcaigh, Ciarraí, Luimneach, an Clár, Gaillimh agus Maigh Eo. According to the meteorologists, there will be a speed between 90 and 110 kilometers per hour under the wind gusts in those places. Dar leis na meitéareolaithe go mbeidh luas idir 90 agus 110 ciliméadar san uair faoi na siotaí gaoithe sna háiteanna sin. They also say that the wind could be even stronger on high ground and in areas by the sea, where the salt could blow onto roads. Deir siad chomh maith go bhféadfadh sé gur láidre fós a bheadh an ghaoth ar thalamh ard agus i gceantair cois farraige, áit a bhféadfadh an tsáile tonnadh isteach ar bhóithre. Another yellow wind warning will apply – the third one – between 8 o'clock tomorrow morning and 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Beidh feidhm le fógra buí gaoithe eile fós – an tríú ceann – idir 8 a chlog ar maidin amárach agus 8 a chlog tráthnóna amárach. The notice applies to the whole of Leinster, as well as Cavan, Monaghan, Leitrim, Roscommon, Sligo, Donegal, Tipperary and Waterford. Baineann an fógra úd le Cúige Laighean ar fad, chomh maith leis an gCabhán, Muineachán, Liatroim, Ros Comáin, Sligeach, Dún na nGall, Tiobraid Árann agus Port Láirge. Barring the winds, it will also be runny everywhere. Gan na gálaí a bhac, beidh sé silteach i ngach áit freisin. It is said, in fact, that the rain will be heavy and thunderous at times and that there could also be hail. Deirtear, go deimhin, go mbeidh an fhearthainn trom agus toriniúil in amanna agus go bhfeádfadh sé go mbeadh clocha sneachta ann chomh maith. In the North, a yellow wind warning will apply between 3pm and 3am tomorrow in Co Down and Co Antrim. Sa Tuaisceart, beidh feidhm le fógra buí gaoithe idir 3 a chlog tráthnóna agus 3 a chlog ar maidin amárach i gCo an Dúin agus i gCo Aontroma. Another announcement will apply between 11 o'clock tomorrow morning and 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in each of the six Northern counties. Beidh feidhm le fógra eile idir 11 a chlog ar maidin amárach agus 8 a chlog tráthnóna amárach i ngach ceann de shé chontae an Tuaiscirt. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

In February 2005, 25-year-old Lisa Dorrian went missing from a caravan park in Co Down and has never been seen again. Almost two decades on, her family and the PSNI are still searching for her body in the hope for answers and justice. They have only one suspect in mind as to who killed Lisa, and her sister Joanne reveals she has even spoken to him. Host: Niamh Campbell. Guests: Joanne Dorrian, Ciaran Barnes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A judge in Belfast has ruled that the PSNI is in breach of a legal duty to carry out an effective investigation into a fatal loyalist gun attack on a pub in Co Down 30 years ago, where there are allegations of collusion between police officers and the killers. Our Northern Editor Vincent Kearney spoke with the programme.

The trainee rangers of the Belfast hills, a seaplane in Fermanagh, and the Strings and Sings group in Co Down.

In February 2005, 25-year-old Lisa Dorrian went missing from a caravan park in Co Down and has never been seen again. Almost two decades on, her family and the PSNI are still searching for her body in the hope for answers and justice. They have only one suspect in mind as to who killed Lisa, and her sister Joanne reveals she has even spoken to him. Host:?Niamh Campbell. Guests: Joanne Dorrian, Ciaran Barnes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A fresh look at God's vision for the Church at this time All churches are experiencing the huge task of refocusing, regrouping and rebuilding after the unique challenges of the past two years. This Seminar will be a reality check on where we are, a reminder of God's priorities for His people and a look at His vision of where He wants us to be. Bishop Ken Clarke grew up in Holywood, Co Down. He is married to Helen. They have four daughters and five grandchildren. Bishop Ken (often known as Fanta) is a well-known preacher and church leader.

David Ambrose recounts the story of his conversion to Christ. Born in the fishing village of Portavogie, Co Down, Northern Ireland, David knew the gospel from his childhood. God spoke to him through a number of life's experiences, but it was eventually in a series of gospel meetings in early 1975 that God saved him at the age of 16. (Testimony given in Portavogie Harbour Drive-in gospel meeting, 29th May 2022) The post “No wise man will sleep until he knows his sins are forgiven” (28 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

Rebecca Black of the Press Association reports on two people being killed in a crash involving a light aircraft in Co. Down.

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Broadcast media travel expert, Stephanie Abrams, host of travel radio shows and Travel TV WITH Stephanie Abrams, whisks you through a quick look at the Saint Patrick Centre in Downpatrick, County Down, Northern Ireland, located beside Down Cathedral and its hsitoric cemetery where three saints are buried in one gravesite: Patrick, Brigid and Columcille, also known as Saint Columba. This little rhyme is well known to young school children to help them remember this sacred spot: "In Down three saint Do one grave fill: Patrick, Brigid and Columcille." The Saint Patrick Centre is the only permanent exhibit to Patrick in the world and is educational, artistic, informative and provides insights into Patrick's life and early Christianity in an inspiring and uplifting way. The story of Patrick is told in Patrick's own words through the writings of Patrick which were available after his death for future centuries. Patrick's death is noted as 461 A.D.

Culture Cooking and Coping. The ABC of life and Arts in Bangor! - Film reviews with a twist, piss easy recipes to impress your kids, books, music lessons, automobile maintenance, 'big fancy' words and wee walks around the local area.Simon from Windmill guitars joins us for a chat this week!  What a lovely fella! We talk about cars, guitars and xanny bars!He recommends Ryan McMullan's 'Debut' album and Rhiannon suggests 'The Rescue' as the film. *SPECIAL OFFER*Windmill Guitars are going to give a free capo with every guitar starter pack from now til xmas if you say "El Capo" or "NDMA podcast". Thanks Simon! If you enjoyed this episode please support us and our chosen charities, currently:RNLINew episode Thursdays.ndmapodcast@yahoo.com33% of all Patreon goes directly to local charities in Bangor, Co Down.https://www.patreon.com/northdownmums

Mark McCall, of Instagram account @automatedhome, runs through his Co Down home building project including: - the design and build process - issues with foundations - stages of the build from first, second to third fix - design and budgeting tips The full story available here: https://selfbuild.ie/project/the-automated-home/

Culture Cooking and Coping. The ABC of life and Arts in Bangor! - Film reviews with a twist, piss easy recipes to impress your kids, books, music lessons, automobile maintenance, 'big fancy' words and wee walks around the local area.We're joined by a literal literary legend this week, Colin Bateman. Writer of Divorcing Jack, creator of Murphy's Law and screenwriter of Driven, The Journey and a top secret project he lets slip right on this episode!We also have some kinky News, some Prestidigitation, Colin recommends 'Dune'(2021) and just remember if you're feeling overwhelmed that it's all good, Everything is Everything. ndmapodcast@yahoo.comDo the World a favour and listen to John Prine's self titled album from 1971, and that's coming from someone who thinks Hip Hop is the gods' music.  If you enjoyed this episode please support us and our chosen charities, currently:Vault Artist Studios.New episode Thursdays.ndmapodcast@yahoo.com33% of all Patreon goes directly to local charities in Bangor, Co Down.https://www.patreon.com/northdownmums

Culture Cooking and Coping. The ABC of life and Arts in Bangor! - Film reviews with a twist, piss easy recipes to impress your kids, books, music lessons, automobile maintenance, 'big fancy' words and wee walks around the local area.Seedhead Arts founder Adam Turkington joins us this week!  Seedhead curated all of the incredible street art popping up across Belfast, Bangor and Ards.  They offer guided tours of the Belfast art, tickets available from The Black Box.In addition to Seedhead, creative producer Adam has a business called Daisy Chain Inc. which creates a vital link between Government bodies who have money to spend and the artists who need it.We're not being Ultracrepidarian when we talk about 'Cabin In The Woods', nor when we learn what a 'Joint' is in Opening Hip Hop.Do the World a favour and listen to John Prine's self titled album from 1971, and that's coming from someone who thinks Hip Hop is the gods' music.  If you enjoyed this episode please support us and our chosen charities, currently:Vault Artist Studios.New episode Thursdays.ndmapodcast@yahoo.com33% of all Patreon goes directly to local charities in Bangor, Co Down.https://www.patreon.com/northdownmums

Culture Cooking and Coping. The ABC of life and Arts in Bangor! - Film reviews with a twist, piss easy recipes to impress your kids, books, music lessons, automobile maintenance, 'big fancy' words and wee walks around the local area.This week we get bollocked so you don't have to!  Gillian works in QUB, lecturing in clinical psychology, she has spent the last 15 years researching drug and alcohol abuse. She's done studies into what quantity of which substance people have taken in a night club, how the alcohol unit guidance does work in the real world of harm reduction and how artists and musicians' mental health is affected by offers of 'working for exposure' or perhaps worse, being paid in alcohol.Sounds like heavy stuff talk but I don't think it is, can't remember!I do know that the album everyone should listen too is Biggie's 'Ready To Die' however ;-)If you enjoyed this episode please support us and our chosen charities, currently:Open House Festival - openhousefestival.comNew episode Thursdays.ndmapodcast@yahoo.com33% of all Patreon goes directly to local charities in Bangor, Co Down.https://www.patreon.com/northdownmums

Culture Cooking and Coping. The ABC of life and Arts in Bangor! - Film reviews with a twist, piss easy recipes to impress your kids, books, music lessons, automobile maintenance, 'big fancy' words and wee walks around the local area.This week we're joined by Stephen Dunlop - Father of 3, veteran chartered surveyor in social housing and town centre planning, chairperson of Open House (a charity based in Bangor responsible not only for the famous Open House Festival each year but the vintage Seaside Revival, year round concerts and the community focused Open House Festival Choir) and Green Party NI counsellor for Bangor Central. We chat about Catachresis, Nick Cave, Apocalypse Now, et. Al, who's hating it all.Support Open House if you can, and give us a shout on ndmapodcast@yahoo.com if you have a charity to talk about :-)If you enjoyed this episode please support us and our chosen charities, currently:Open House Festival - openhousefestival.comNew episode Thursdays.ndmapodcast@yahoo.com33% of all Patreon goes directly to local charities in Bangor, Co Down.https://www.patreon.com/northdownmums

Culture Cooking and Coping. Film reviews with a twist, piss easy recipes to impress your kids, books, music lessons, automobile maintenance, 'big fancy' words and wee walks around the local area.Billy-Bout-Yous! This week Ali drags himself ever closer to psychiatric medication, Tom recommends 'The Night House' as a film that's only half decent and Richard Sean Airey graces us with his misery to deliver 'Phylactery' as the word of the week. In 'What Is My Car Doing' you'll learn how to get your car ready for winter.Is Mac Miller's posthumous album 'Circles' a sad insight into his demise? ndmapodcast@yahoo.comIf you enjoyed this episode please support us and our chosen charities, currently:Candlelighters - candlelighters.org.uk New episode Thursdays.ndmapodcast@yahoo.com33% of all Patreon goes directly to local charities in Bangor, Co Down.https://www.patreon.com/northdownmums

Brónagh McAtasney grew up in Newry, Co Down, just inside the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic. Her schooldays were also some of the most fraught days of the "Troubles", but like any other teenager of the time, Brónagh was obsessed with music, fashion and just having fun. She kept a diary, which was probably her first venture into writing. Her latest work has been published in a new book of border based authors.. and that 1980's diary.. well you'd never believe who makes an appearance! 

The 4 of Us are a band hailing from Newry, Co Down. They released their first album, Songs for the Tempted on CBS Records in 1989, with the single "Mary", becoming one of the most played songs ever on Irish radio. the album went double platinum in Ireland and won Best Album of the Year at the Irish Music Awards. It's consistently on people's lists of Irish albums you must hear. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Endurance coaches Tom Walker and Rob Jones welcome you to The Run Strong Podcast. A show to discuss topics to educate and inspire runners. From couch-to-5k'rs, triathletes, up to multi-stage ultra runners this podcast will interest you. A successful season 1. Means the boys are back and currently recording and releasing season 2. Please rate and review to help spread The Run Strong Podcast!Keith Russell pushed the limits of human endurance in winning the 'Last One Standing' race in Florida Manor, Co Down, Ireland. Keith is trained by InnerFight Founder Marcus Smith. Keith shares his secret behind how he completed a 425.5km run in 63hrs and how he earned the InnerFight No Weakness award.Please also rate and review the podcast! Below is the link to our iTunes pagehttps://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-run-strong-podcast/id1483567507To get in touch please email Endurance@innerfight.com#Therunstrongpodcast

June 1st, 2009. Flight AF447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris goes missing over the Atlantic Ocean. It sparks one of the most ambitious searches in the history of aviation.Days later, wreckage and the remains of some of the passengers are recovered from the ocean.A total of 228 people were killed in the disaster, including three young Irish women; Aisling Butler (26), from Co Tipperary, Jane Deasy (27) from Dublin and Eithne Walls (28) from Co Down.The close friends had studied medicine together in Trinity College and had been travelling with friends in South America.Their deaths have tormented their families and friends in the intervening years.Now, 12 years later, a French court, ruling on a request from prosecutors, have overturned a previous ruling and Air France and Airbus are to stand trial over the crash.In this InFocus podcast, host Denise Calnan speaks to Irish Independent news correspondent Eavan Murray, who has been covering the story since 2009.We speak about the tragedy; what happened in the cockpit, and why twelve years later no-one has been held accountable.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desmond Gilpin (1943-2021) grew up in Bangor, Co Down, with a knowledge of the Bible and the gospel: but until he was 35 years old, that was all he had. He says people thought he was saved, though he had never been born again. On 5th March 1979 he came to a crisis point, where he could no longer continue pretending. Desmond finally found peace at 4.00am through faith in Christ and His finished work. The post 35 Years old. 4 in the morning. Saved. (19 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

In 2019 Fr Brian D'Arcy celebrated a very special year in style. Not only was he marking 50 years as a priest, he was also honoured with an OBE award. Fr Brian; from Co Fermanagh originally, is now based in Co Down and has being well known nationally and beyond for many decades both from TV apperances and from having had slots on various radio programmes for over 40 years. I was delighted to interview him yesterday. We covered a lot of ground on different topics including the sad recent passing of Brendan Bowyer (RIP) who Brian tells a few great stories about during our chat. Also mentioned is Fr Brian's book, a memoir which he released in months past. To listen to Fr Brian's song favourites from this show, you can hear them included along with this interview at the below link. The interview on its own is here to abide by platform rules. I hope you enjoy the show!https://www.mixcloud.com/DJTone84/the-time-out-podcast-with-tony-mcgettigan-guest-fr-brian-darcy-june-6th-20/Support the show

This is the final episode in a series of five podcasts to accompany the National Gallery of Ireland exhibition Shaping Ireland: Landscapes in Irish Art. In this series, artists and experts, in conversation with Mark Cantan, will talk you through an area of the country that has special relevance to their work and life. These places of personal significance will also be digitally mapped, allowing listeners to embark on their own adventures into the Irish landscape. This week's guest is Dara McAnulty, autistic naturalist and environmental campaigner, who talks about Slieve Donard, Mourne Mountains, Co. Down. Image: Nano Reid, West Cork Mountains. Collection of Antoinette and Patrick Murphy. © The Estate of Nano Reid. Photo © National Gallery of Ireland. Photographer: James Fennell Photography

Cherrie McIlwaine takes the roadshow to Anahilt in Co Down, where members of the Presbyterian Church put their gardening questions to the experts.