Podcasts about co tipperary

This week's Irish Farmers Journal Young Stock Podcast goes on the road to Boher, Co Tipperary to speak to Eoin Kennedy.Kennedy discusses his background in farming, working as a relief milker and growing up in the countryside in the small village of Boher.We also hear about how he came to be a farm inspector for Bord Bia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a sunny day in Clonmel, Co Tipperary, I share bright sun and happy noises.

Offering my streetside perspective across from the Parade Reviewing Stand in Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Ireland. The cover art is the quiet street around the corner, complete with covered-up openings for the horses and carriages.

On this week's Atlantic Tales, Pat Flynn Pat Flynn chats with accidental woodcrafter Shane Cummins. Originally from Co Tipperary, Shane has lived in Clare for over 25 years and works fulltime in telecoms. He took up woodcraft several years ago and creates various styles of chopping boards, cheese boards, coasters and serving trays using only premium hardwoods.

The funeral of Irish jockey Michael O'Sullivan is taking place in Co Cork today, following his passing due to injuries suffered in a fall at Thurles, Co Tipperary, on 6 February.

Our researcher Shauna headed off to meet a selection of students from second class at Monard National School in Tipperary. She spoke to: Jamie, Holly, Sean, Ava, Daniel, Cara, Ryan, Aaron, Lillyanne, Rian, Kate and Allie. Well, with Christmas just around the corner, Shauna asked the kids what they thought Santa's workshop might be like. She also asked about Mrs Claus and what she's like. Thanks to principal Ms Mary O'Dwyer for welcoming me in, especially at this hectic time of the year!

Fr. Tom Fogarty, Parish Priest of Littleton, Co Tipperary, describes the sense of shock in the village following the deaths of father and son Stephen and John Lee.

This week on Organic Matters, we meet brothers Charlie and Dan Hogan, and Dan's wife Una Wycherley who all run Larkin's Hill Farm together on the outskirts of Nenagh in Co Tipperary. They sell salad and vegetables to local retailers, and in addition to managing a suckler herd, they have more recently started growing and selling combi crops as animal feed to meet growing demand from organic livestock farmers. They talk about their experiences with the different farm enterprises and their complementarity as well as plans for the future, which include finishing cattle, incorporating trees onto the farm and further developing market outlets for their horticulture.

Did you know that Ireland is very well-suited for growing apples, but despite that, we import over 95% of the apples we eat? Irish apples can sometimes be difficult to buy, but when you do find them, there's a good chance they were grown by Con Traas. Con has 40,000 apple trees on ‘The Apple Farm' in Co Tipperary and he sells the fruit directly from his on-site farm shop and also produces apple juice, cider, crisps, vinegar, jams and jellies. In this episode of Food Matters, Con joins Mick Kelly of GIY to share the story of taking over the farm from his parents and how he has scaled and diversified the business since. They also talk about the challenges of fruit production in Ireland, Con's positive experience with major retailers, and the impending threats of climate change. 

This week on the show Rachel Donovan chats to dairy farmer Brendan Walsh from Co Tipperary who, alongside his father John, won this year's Teagasc/FBD Environmental Sustainability Awards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gemma Hayes, from Tipperary and now living in West Cork, released her sixth studio album Blind Faith on September 27. It's her first album in 10 years - Gemma says she has reasons for the break: she simply lost the urge to write and was busy raising two children. We talk about all that - how she literally locked away her guitars and subsequently lost confidence in her ability to make music - in this interview. Produced by Hayes with Karl Odlum, David Odlum and Brian Casey from Wavefield Recording Studio in Clonakilty, Blind Faith features Lisa Hannigan on backing vocals on ‘Eye For An Eye' and ‘Feed The Flames', which she also co-wrote, while Paul Noonan duets with Gemma on ‘Another Love'. --- From the press release: The youngest of eight children raised in the small village of Ballyporeen, Co Tipperary, Gemma Hayes' introduced herself to the world with her 2002 debut Night On My Side. With its deft production, ambitious arrangements and Hayes' dreamy, rock-leaning vocal delivery, the album was a critical and commercial success and was nominated for the Mercury Prize (now known as the Choice Music Prize). Since then, she has released four critically acclaimed studio albums and a limited-edition live album, while her music is constantly in demand for film and TV placements. Her version of Chris Isaak's 'Wicked Game', recorded for the US TV series Pretty Little Liars, now has over 24 million streams on Spotify alone, while she recently contributed to the soundtrack of the film adaptation of Roddy Doyle's Greyhound of a Girl. Buy Blind Faith: http://gemmahayes.com/

The village of Dundrum in Co Tipperary has been the site of protests and division in recent months over the housing of international protection applicants. To look at exactly is happening on the ground — and, after similar incidents elsewhere, what the government can learn from the approach it has taken — we're by our reporter Eoghan Dalton, who has reported extensively from Dundrum in recent months. The Explainer is brought to you by The Journal. Providing open access to valuable journalism in Ireland has been the aim of The Journal for a decade. You can contribute to ensure we can keep questioning, investigating, debunking, explaining and informing at www.thejournal.ie/contribute/

An Irish chef living in the US has been killed after being shot outside his own business in Kansas City.Shaun Brady, originally from Nenagh, Co Tipperary, was the co-owner of Brady's KC, a popular restaurant in the Brookside area of Kansas City, Missouri.Brady was a popular and well-known figure in Kansas City's large and vibrant Irish community. His friend and Kansas City resident Pat O'Neill talks to Bernice Harrison about how the violent loss of Shaun has shocked the community. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cllr Seamus Morris, Nenagh Municipal District on the shock of people in the area, following the death of Joan Ray

The High Court has refused to grant an emergency injunction to the residents of Dundrum in Co Tipperary to stop asylum seekers being accommodated in a local hotel. It comes as the Integration Minister Roderic O'Gorman insisted asylum seekers will be housed at the site in Dundrum and the Crown Paints factory in Coolock in Dublin. We get reaction to this with Liam Browne Independent Councillor for Cashel Tipperary.

The High Court has refused to grant an emergency injunction to the residents of Dundrum in Co Tipperary to stop asylum seekers being accommodated in a local hotel. It comes as the Integration Minister Roderic O'Gorman insisted asylum seekers will be housed at the site in Dundrum and the Crown Paints factory in Coolock in Dublin. We get reaction to this with Liam Browne Independent Councillor for Cashel Tipperary.

Locals in a County Tipperary village have criticised a government pledge to improve engagement with communities where International Protection Applicants are to be accommodated, after 7 weeks of protests outside their local hotel. Reporter John Cooke has been to Tipperary to meet the locals.

In this Best Possible Taste interview we meet Andalusian native Cinta Ramblada to find out about her renamed eatery - Choquera Bistro & Bakery in Newport, Co Tipperary, Ireland. Cinta will be cooking up a Spanish storm as she hosts traditional Tapas Nights throughout the summer months and into the autumn that proudly showcase authentic Andalusian dishes from her home city of Huelva - the provincial port from where Christopher Columbus famously set sail on his own journey of discovery in 1492. THE BEST POSSIBLE TASTE CELEBRATED 10 YEARS ON AIR IN 2023 MAKING IT IRELAND'S LONGEST-RUNNING FOOD & DRINK RADIO SHOW & PODCAST. For more Best Possible Taste interviews visit www.sharonnoonan.com

Cian McCormack talks to the proud family and supporters of Irish international 400m runner Sharlene Mawdsley in her native Newport, Co Tipperary.

“…a singing extractor hood in my mum's kitchen which makes this deep rumbling tone when the wind catches it from outside the kitchen window. It only happens with an Easterly […]

Mark Lynch was in Tralee District Court yesterday where 66-year-old Thomas Carroll from Brookway, Clonmel, Co Tipperary was charged with the murder of Paddy O’Mahony from Castlemaine at the weekend. Separately, 41-year-old James Leen of Pilgrim Hill, Kilmorna, Listowel and 43-year-old Nathan McDonnell of Ballyroe, Tralee also appeared in connection with the €32.8m crystal meth seizure in Cork Port earlier this month.

Eithne Dodd reports that a 15-year-old girl has died in a two-car collision in Co. Tipperary and four other people have been injured.

Eoin Kelleher, journalist based in Tipperary and Jackie Cahill, Fianna Fail TD for Tipperary

The Government has agreed in principle to examine funding mechanisms to support a community hotel in Roscrea, Co Tipperary. Will more supports for certain counties quell public anger over asylum seekers? Pat discusses this with three guests this morning, Craig Hughes, Political Correspondent, Irish Daily Mail, Peter Flynn Westport Fine Gael Councilor and also Roscrea Independent Councillor Shane Lee.

Locals in Roscrea in Co Tipperary continue their protest following the arrival of the first group of 160 Asylum Seekers insisting their town's health and social services can't cope with further arrivals. John Cooke is in Roscrea.

There were clashes between Gardai protestors last night when over a dozen asylum seekers were moved into Racket Hall Hotel in Roscrea, Co Tipperary. There has been daily demonstrations outside the hotel after it was announced last week that asylum seekers would be housed there. Andrea was joined by locals and listeners to discuss...

Around 17 asylum seekers moved into Racket Hall, a hotel in Roscrea, Co Tipperary. The garda public order unit visited yesterday afternoon when the international protection applicants of women and children arrived. There were skirmishes between protesters and gardaí, filmed on social media. Last night 200 people came out to add their support to the protesters in sub zero temperatures. Henry McKean visited Racket Hall and sent this report

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Michael Collins, children's officer and part of the coaching staff at Ballymackey FC, outlines the events that led to a man being shot and wounded while playing a football match in Co Tipperary on Saturday night.

This week we discuss the potential changes which are on the cards for SCEP farmers, we look at Coolmore's extensive land base in Co Tipperary and we also look at how TB reactors numbers are up 70% compared to 10 years ago.

Only one Irish hotel Cashel Palace in Co Tipperary has earned a spot on the prestigious Condé Nast 'Gold List'Noel Cunningham, TV Personality and Ambassador to Harvey's Point Hotel Donegal spoke to Jonathan on this great news.

Jeet Kune Do: Yorkshire Irish Connection with Mick Shore Mick Shore talks to Andrew Staton about his journey through martial arts and his latest book Sticks & Stones & Other Shenanigans Growing up in S Yorkshire Growing up Irish Being bullied Inspired by Bruce Lee Learning Judo Lau Gar Escrima Pencak Silat Sayoc Kali Muay Thai Jeet Kune Do Larry Hartsell MMA BJJ Buy your copy here on Amazon.com or from your local bookstore or wherever you get your books. Mick Shore's book Sticks & Stones & Other Shenanigan's Sticks and Stones and other Shenanigans is the inspiring story of martial arts instructor extraordinaire Mick Shore, born in Doncaster in 1968 of Irish and Anglo-Indian heritage. “Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me” so the saying goes, but Mick Shore was to learn that names do indeed hurt. However, he never let anyone see him cry; instead, he used the hateful name-calling to make him stronger. Raw truths from the son of an Irishman, a former victim of bullying and an accomplished all-round martial artist in the world of martial arts. Did you know...? In the 18th Century, the faction fighters of Tipperary used to gather together in groups or “fighting factions” to battle each other over territory or land disputes. This fighting involved the use of bata or clubs and when the law prohibited the carrying of a club or gavel, the fighters extended these bata to the length of a walking cane to get around the new law. Often the bata had the end or knob filled with lead for greater striking power in combat and this later became known as a shillelagh. In these battles, the men would sometimes be accompanied by their wives as backup. These women would put stones into handkerchiefs and using these like a slingshot would throw them at the enemy. As a result, they were referred to as stone throwers or stone chuckers. The men and fighting women of Tipperary were fierce and the faction fighting spread throughout the south of Ireland with the last being held in 1887 in Cappawhite near Cashel, Co Tipperary, only a few miles from where Mick's family are from and where his father was born. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The funeral of Shane MacGowan has taken place in Nenagh, Co Tipperary.Fans from around the world travelled to pay their respects for the Pogues frontman.Newstalk reporter, Josh Crosbie was there to capture the atmosphere.

Our news team discusses the 6-month delay which is on the cards for the cut to the derogation, what went on behind closed doors in the Barne Estate sale in Co Tipperary, the latest BSE case identified during the week and it's affects, weather, fodder shortages and lastly the IFA presidential election.

In this episode, Niall asks the thought-provoking question: Should You Go To Jail For Animal Cruelty? This topic arises from a recent news article detailing the legal consequences for a family's acts of cruelty to animals.Three family members, Mr. Michael Reilly (27), Mr. Martin Reilly Snr (43), and Ms. Katherine Reilly (71), received jail sentences totaling 13 months after pleading guilty to a combined eight charges under the Animal Health and Welfare Act (AHWA) 2013. These charges were in relation to 17 dogs and 10 puppies found in distressing conditions on their property in Co Tipperary.The court heard harrowing details of the dogs' living conditions, which included being chained, housed in a metal cage, cattle trailer, and a corrugated shed. The animals suffered from neglect, lack of clean drinking water, and various health issues.Additionally, the podcast incorporates the case of an 89-year-old woman who was sentenced to 20 months in jail for persistent cruelty to animals. Despite being banned from owning animals, she ignored the order and continued to subject animals to horrifying conditions.Niall opens up the lines to callers, where diverse opinions emerge. Some argue that cruelty to animals is a serious matter that warrants legal consequences, including imprisonment. Others, like Steve, point out the alleged hypocrisy of condemning animal cruelty while consuming meat, raising questions about society's treatment of animals in various contexts.Join the conversation as Niall delves into this challenging issue, exploring different perspectives and their implications.

RTE's Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham outlines the issues as parties meet for their respective think-ins this week, amid a backdrop of budget discussions and farmers protests

Barry Roche, Southern Correspondent, Irish Times reports on a car crash in Cashel, Co Tipperary with multiple fatalities.

Elaine Dunne, Chair, Federation of Early Childhood Providers and Crona Byrne, Owner of The Owl and The Pussycat Daycare and After-school Club in Co Tipperary.

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/27es7tj2 Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Quirke's request for retrial denied by the Supreme Court. Iarratas Quirke ar atriail diúltaithe ag an gCúirt Uachtarach. Co Tipperary farmer Patrick Quirke's application for a new trial has been rejected by the Supreme Court. Tá iarratas an fheirmeora as Co Thiobraid Árann, Patrick Quirke, é a chur ar a thriail as an nua diúltaithe ag an gCúirt Uachtarach. Patrick Quirke, 53, is serving a life sentence for the murder of Bobby Ryan, a well-known disc jockey who went missing for two years before his remains were found in an underground tank in Fánan Gavann in south Tipperary in 2013. Tá príosún saoil á chur isteach ag Patrick Quirke, 53 bliain, faoi dhúnmharú Bobby Ryan, dioscmharcach aitheanta a bhí ar iarraidh ar feadh dhá bhliain sula bhfuarthas a chuid taisí in umar faoi thalamh i bhFán an Ghabhann i ndeisceart Thiobraid Árann in 2013. Patrick Quirke hoped that the Supreme Court would accept his request for a retrial in light of the court's ruling in March that it was unlawful for the Garda Síochána to take his computer from his home and analyze it as part of the case against him. Bhí súil ag Patrick Quirke go nglacfadh an Chúirt Uachtarach lena iarratas ar atriail i bhfianaise rialú na cúirte i mí an Mhárta go raibh sé neamhdhleathach ag an nGarda Síochána a ríomhaire a thógáil óna theach agus a anailisú mar chuid den chás ina aghaidh. The court ruled at the time that Patrick Quirke's privacy rights were breached when the computer was analyzed because the computer was not mentioned in the search warrant served on him by the Gardaí. Rialaigh an chúirt ag an am gur sáraíodh cearta príobháideachais Patrick Quirke nuair a rinneadh anailís ar an ríomhaire mar nár luadh an ríomhaire sa bharántas cuardaigh a sheirbheáil na Gardaí air. The Central Criminal Court ruled in the trial of Patrick Quirke in 2019 that it was an oversight, rather than deliberate fraud, not to mention the computer in the search warrant and the Supreme Court made the same ruling today. Rialaigh an Phríomh-Chúirt Choiriúil i dtriail Patrick Quirke in 2019 gur dearmad a bhí ann, seachas feall d'aon ghnó, gan an ríomhaire a lua sa bharántas cuardaigh agus rinne an Chúirt Uachtarach an rialú céanna inniu. It was claimed in Patrick Quirke's trial that Bobby Ryan had an affair with a local woman, Mary Lowry, and that Patrick Quirke was jealous of him. Maíodh i dtriail Patrick Quirke go raibh caidreamh ag Bobby Ryan le bean áitiúil, Mary Lowry, agus go raibh éad ar Patrick Quirke leis. Patrick Quirke was said to have previously been in a relationship with Mary Lowry and wanted to re-establish that relationship. Dúradh go raibh caidreamh ag Patrick Quirke le Mary Lowry roimhe sin agus go raibh uaidh an caidreamh sin a bhunú an athuair. The tank where Bobby Ryan's remains were found was on Mary Lowry's land. Is ar thalamh Mary Lowry a bhí an t-umar a bhfuarthas taisí Bobby Ryan ann. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/29n5wnyd Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Man sentenced to 13 years in prison for manslaughter. Príosún 13 bliain gearrtha ar fhear faoi dhúnorgain. At the Central Criminal Court in Cork, a 43-year-old man who killed his mother's lover in Skibarin almost six years ago was sentenced to fourteen years' imprisonment - the last of which was suspended. Sa Phríomh-Chúirt Choiriúil i gCorcaigh, gearradh téarma príosúin ceithre bliana déag – an ceann deireanach ar fionraí – ar fhear 43 bliain d'aois a mharaigh leannán a mháthar sa Sciobairín beagnach sé bliana ó shin. Jonathan Ustic, 51, was killed when Andrew Nash attacked him at the first man's home in September 2017. Maraíodh Jonathan Ustic, 51 bliain d'aois, nuair a d'ionsaigh Andrew Nash é i dteach cónaithe an chéad fhir i mí Mheán Fómhair 2017. Andrew Nash, from Thurles in Co Tipperary, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and told the court today that he was remorseful, ashamed and heartbroken over the killing. Phléadáil Andrew Nash, as Durlas i gCo Thiobraid Árainn, ciontach i ndúnorgain agus dúirt sé sa chúirt inniu go raibh aiféala, náire an domhain agus ithe croí air faoin marú. He was initially charged with murder but was ultimately charged with manslaughter. Cúisíodh i ndúnmharú é ar an gcéad dul síos ach ba dúnorgain a cuireadh ina leith ar deireadh. He was said to have attacked Jonathan Ustic – who is originally from Corin – because he believed he was abusing his mother. Dúradh gur ionsaigh sé Jonathan Ustic – ar de bhunadh an Choirn é – mar gur chreid sé go raibh sé ag tabhairt drochíde dá mháthair. It was also revealed that Andrew Nash had been convicted in the courts 42 times before and that his bad behavior was due to being too drunk. Tugadh le fios chomh maith gur ciontaíodh Andrew Nash sna cúirteanna 42 uair cheana agus gurbh é a bheith róthugtha don ól ba chionsiocair lena dhrochiompar. In a victim impact statement, Jonathan Ustic's daughter Paige Edens said her grief over her father's killing was indescribable. I ráiteas tionchair íospartaigh, dúirt iníon Jonathan Ustic Paige Edens nach raibh aon insint ar an mbrón a bhí uirthi faoi mharú a hathar. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Andrew Nash (centre) Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ Andrew Nash (sa lár)

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2k7cpfy2 Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com A man from Ireland has been released from prison in Iran. Fear as Éirinn scaoilte saor ón bpríosún san Iaráin. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Tánaiste Micheál Martin, has confirmed that a man from Ireland who was being held in prison in Iran has been released and that he has left that country this afternoon. Tá sé dearbhaithe ag an Aire Gnóthaí Eachtracha, an Tánaiste Micheál Martin, go bhfuil fear as Éirinn a bhí á choinneáil i bpríosún san Iaráin scaoilte saor agus go bhfuil sé imithe as an tír sin tráthnóna. Bernard Phelan, who is 64 years old and originally from Clonmel, Co Tipperary, had spent over six months in prison. Bhí os cionn sé mhí caite sa phríosún ag Bernard Phelan atá 64 bliain d'aois agus arb as Cluain Meala, Co Thiobraid Árann, ó dhúchas é. He is a citizen of both Ireland and France. Saoránach de chuid na hÉireann agus na Fraince araon atá ann. The Iranian Embassy in Ireland announced this morning that Bernard Phelan had been released from prison "on consular and humanitarian grounds". D'fhógair Ambasáid na hIaráine in Éirinn ar maidin inniu gur scaoileadh saor Bernard Phelan ón bpríosún "ar bhonn consalachta agus daonnúlachta". Bernard Phelan is a travel consultant who lives in Paris and was arrested in Iran last October. Comhairleoir taistil atá ina chónaí i bPáras is ea Bernard Phelan agus gabhadh é san Iaráin i mí Dheireadh Fómhair seo caite. He was accused of spreading propaganda against the Iranian Government, and in February he was sentenced to six and a half years in prison. Cuireadh ina leith go raibh bolscaireacht in aghaidh Rialtas na hIaráine á craobhscaoileadh aige, agus i mí Feabhra gearradh príosún sé bliana go leith air. Micheál Martin said today that the story hurt Bernard Phelan's father, who is 97 years old, and his sister Caroline very much. Dúirt Micheál Martin inniu gur ghoill an scéal go mór ar athair Bernard Phelan, atá 97 bliain, agus ar a dheirfiúr Caroline. He revealed that Bernard Phelan is now on his way to Paris, where he will undergo a medical assessment. Thug sé le fios go bhfuil Bernard Phelan ar a bhealach go Páras anois, áit a ndéanfar measúnú leighis air. French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the Iranian Government's decision to release Bernard Phelan. Chuir Uachtarán na Fraince Emmanuel Macron fáilte roimh chinneadh Rialtas na hIaráine Bernard Phelan a scaoileadh saor. According to the human rights organization Amnesty, Bernard Phelan is entitled to compensation from the Iranians because he was wrongfully imprisoned by them. Dar leis an eagraíocht cearta daonna Amnesty go bhfuil Bernard Phelan i dteideal cúiteamh a fháil ó na hIaránaigh mar go raibh sé á choinneáil i bpríosún san éagóir acu. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

Darragh is on the Deasy farm in Co Tipperary to meet Maurice and his father Ruairi to find out how the family farm has changed and adopted over the years. Maurice is an ambassadors for the Farming for Nature initiative

The Lingaun Valley is a little known valley that forms the border between Co Kilkenny and Co Tipperary. However for thousands of years this small river formed one of the most important frontiers in Ireland.While the societies and kingdoms that fought and died over this valley are long vanished the region is littered with their remains in the tombs, religious sites, castles and battlefields.A few weeks ago I met up with archaeologist Neil Jackman, an expert in the region and we spent a morning exploring the valley. Our initial intention was to focus on the Lingaun, but our conversations took in a range of topics from what life was like 5,000 years ago, to the spiritual beliefs of our distance ancestors down to the story of battle in the 1798 rebellion!Check out Neil's episodes 26 and 28 of Neil's Podcast Amplify Archaeology which cover topics related the Lingaun.If you are planning a a trip down to explore the Lingaun Neil's website Tuath.ie has all you need. This article on Knockroe is a great place to start https://www.tuatha.ie/knockroe-passage-tomb/ Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/irishhistory. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I fell in love with this amazing property in Ireland as soon as I learned about it.  Take this opportunity to check it out for yourself!Cashel Palace Hotel Website: https://www.cashelpalacehotel.ie/Relais & Chateaux Website: https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/ireland/cashel-palace-tipperaryInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cashelpalace/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cashelpalacehotel/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cashel-palace-hotel/ General Manager:  Adriaan Bartels  Adriaan was born in Kenya of Dutch parents and first came to Ireland in 1978 to attend Clongowes Wood College, in County Kildare.  Having decided that a career in Hotel Management would enable him to fulfil his desire to travel the world, he graduated in 1988 from DIT, Cathal Brugha Street and Trinity College with a Degree in Hotel Management and ended up working in the Park Hotel Kenmare and The Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin in the early part of his career.  After two years working for Giuseppe Pecorelli in Surrey at Pennyhill Park Hotel in Surrey, he returned to help open Sheen Falls Lodge in Kenmare as Deputy Manager.  Four years later he took on the challenge of running the exclusive Royal Scotsman Train in Scotland for two years before being called back to help open an extension of 21 rooms in Sheen Falls Lodge as General Manager. The next ten years were spent establishing the property as one of Ireland's premier country resorts.  Prior to his appointment as General Manager of the Cliff House Hotel in Ardmore, Co Waterford, in 2008, he spent the previous two years developing The Marlbrook Resort in Clonmel, Co Tipperary. During his time in CLIFF he was also in charge of the running of the Cliff Townhouse in Dublin, a sister property to the hotel in Ardmore and was involved in the operation of the newest addition to the CLIFF family, Cliff at Lyons in Celbridge, Co Kildare, as Group General Manager.  He is now General Manager of the Cashel Palace Hotel in Cashel, Co Tipperary. Adriaan was awarded a Certificate in Executive Management Development from Cornell University in 2005 and graduated with a Masters Degree in Hospitality Management from Dublin Institute of Technology, Cathal Brugha Street in 2008 to add to his Bachelor Degree.  He was honored to be named the Irish Hospitality Institute ‘Hotel Manager of the Year' in 2003.#ireland #hotel #travelBlack Dog Luxury Travel Website: https://blackdogluxurytravel.com/Want to connect? I'd love to hear from you! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackdogluxurytravel/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackdogluxurytravelLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/blackdogluxurytravel/

Postcards from the Universe - In this episode we talk about Manifestation!  I am joined by Melissa Caprio who is an expert on Manifestation and has devised a postcard system to hold you accountable and to track your success.  If you choose to opt in (for free) you can send me a postcard and possibly be featured in an episode of the podcast later in 2023. ______________________________________________ To contact Melissa, you can do so through her website:  https://www.postcardstotheuniverse.com/ Melissa's book "Postcards from the Universe" is currently only available in the US on Amazon here. Melissa's manifestation course can be found here, but she is offering it free to listeners if you submit your details (and mention my name) on the contact form at the bottom of her about page here. If you're in Ireland or anywhere in Europe you can send me your postcards: Sandie Byrne, Thurles, Co Tipperary, Ireland, E41 X6Y4 ______________________________________________ Published on January 4th 2023 Become a Patron of the Podcast to watch each episode in video, take part in monthly live readings and join my Patreon only Discord channel.  Full details here: https://www.patreon.com/LifeAfterLifewithSandieByrne   Sandie's details and links here: https://linktr.ee/SandieByrne

Gardaí are investigating an incident in which a young boy was allegedly grabbed by the throat by an adult man during an Under 9s hurling blitz in Co Tipperary on Saturday. Does this incident reflect a broader trend of violence in the GAA? Sean Kelly MEP and Former President of the GAA talked to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

In June of this year, the tragic story of UK couple, Nicholas and Hilary Smith emerged, after their bodies were discovered in their Co Tipperary bungalow. The Indo Daily revisits those events. Host: Denise Calnan. Guest: Conor Feehan. Have you heard the news - The Indo Daily is up for a Listener's Choice award. You can vote for ‘The Indo Daily' by using this link https://www.theirishpodcastawards.ie/vote/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The local community of Cloneen in Co Tipperary is in shock after the bodies of a couple were discovered over a year after they passed. The Indo Daily finds out more. HOST: Denise Calnan GUEST: Conor Feehan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Fitzgerald, Fine Gael Councillor from Co Tipperary, discusses the deaths of an elderly couple at a remote bungalow near Cloneen.

Conor Kane, South East Correspondent, on the discovery of the bodies of an elderly man and a woman at Clonkeen in Co Tipperary yesterday.