Podcasts about d'arcy

This week we are joined by one of Ireland's greatest rugby players turned childrens' author, Gordon D'Arcy.  After hanging up his boots in 2015, Gordon has moved on to new adventures including an Irish Times column and co-authoring the brilliant "Gordon's Game" book series with Paul Howard.  In our chat, Gordon tells us about retirement and the mindset of a professional athlete, how the book series came to be, and life as a father of 3 with 110kg of dog roaming around the house.   

In this week's episode, our returning guest, Eddie D'Arcy chats with Susanne Rogers about his long career in Youth Work, the changes and growth witnessed over the last few decades, the value of this work to society and the challenges and concerns for the future.     

Here they are: the results of our listeners' poll to determine what your favourite and least favourite Friday the 13th sequels are! This month the Devils are joined by comedian Nathan D'Arcy Roberts - who's never encountered Jason Voorhees before! - to run top to bottom down that poll, as it were. Plus, we review new releases Old, A Quiet Place Part 2 and Fear Street, there are more Scary Noises to identify, and Cliff finds out what a centrefold is.

On todays show George Hamilton joins Ray to talk about Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy's win this morning, Natalie Britton talks about Maternity Restrictions in Hospitals and Ray is joined by Regional Director for Samaritans Ireland, Rory Fitzgerald, and Samaritans Volunteer, Mary Nee.

On todays show with all eyes on Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy later tonight at the Olympics, Ray chats to Paul's mother Trish, Conor Madden joins Ray to talk about the brain indury he suffered during the rehearsals of the play Hamet and Dr Olivia Hurley talks about Simone Bile's decision to pull out of the women's gymnastics team.

On today's show Ray chats to chef Roz Stevens about making tea, Peter Kelly talks about the good news announced about weddings today, Ray is joined by Seamus O'Brien, head gardener of the National Botanic Gardens at Kilmacurragh, Fiachna Ó Braonáin talks about his first gig in nearly 2 years & Eoin Colfer tells us about his new podcast.

This week Jason told Kevin about Carlingford man Thomas D'Arcy Magee, from his time with the Young Irelanders to his role in Canadian politics

On todays show Ray speaks to Clive Rowan about skateboarding in the Olympics, Vera Huges, Infant Parent Support Coordinator at Ballymun Youth Action Project talks to us about Parenting with Drug Addiction and The Dog Expert Samantha Rawson is back with some doggie advice.

On todays show as its the opening cermony of the Olympics today Ray chats to boxer Kellie Harrington's dad Christy Harrington, Christy Dignam joins Ray for a catch up in studio, Corkman Ian Cotter talks about his 52nd marathon for Laura Lynn and Éanna Ní Lamhna tells us about Summer Creepy Crawlies.

On todays show Ray catches up with Brenda Fricker, Sister Stan joins us to talk about the Shine A Light Campaign and Jimi Blake joins Ray to tell us about a new series starting tonight on RTÉ One called Ireland's Garden Heroes.

Thursday's #OTBAM podcast is here - Gordon D'Arcy is over the Lions and David Brady join us to talk Cluxton, Madonna and Mayo-Galway, we bring you to Mount Juliet where BOD meets Henry - and there's so much more too. Timestamps and topics below. (01:00) - OTB AM is LIVE (10:00) - The Beef is Real (23:00) - Constructive Critiscism (42:00) - Gordon D'Arcy (57:00) -  Sports Pages (01:11:00) - David Brady - Cluxton vs. Dessie, Mayo and Madonna. (01:29:00) - The Football Pod - Gaelic Football's Contenders with Ais O'Reilly and Tommy Rooney. (01:45:00) - BOD meets Henry Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. Have you got anything for the OTB AM agenda this week? Let us know in the live comments or Whatsapp the show at 087 9 180180, or email AM@offtheball.com! SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #BestFaceForward

On todays show Ray chats to Ciaran McMahon in Dublin Zoo about how the animals are getting on in this heat, professional Hollywood Stuntman Eddie?Braun talks about a?new documentary, Ray O'Neill and Allison Keating are back with some relationship advice and Ray is joined by Cian Murphy to tell us more about digital reputations.

D'Arcy Henneberry, a CEO of MortgagePal shares the misconception most people have when financing residential multi-family property. D'Arcy started his career in Finance while working in the banking sector back in 2007. But he was more interested in serving clients to achieve their goals rather selling banking products. So after getting his Mortgage Broker license in 2012 he started his company MortgagePal in 2013 and quit his job. Since then D'Arcy is educating Canadians on how to navigate mortgage financing and make informed decisions when getting their next mortgage. In this interview, D'Arcy is sharing The misconception most people have about having at least 20% down payment to get their mortgage approved The recent changes in CMHC lending rules which could affects your investment property How the financing works for multi-family investment To learn more about D'Arcy Henneberry, listen to the full interview. Reach out to D'Arcy: https://mortgagepal.ca/

On todays show Ray checks in with Sean O'Dowd in Roscommon and Iris Cuddihy in Cork to see what the weathers like, John Sweeney talks about Met Éireann Status Orange high temperature, Carla Nicholson joins Ray to share her story of a rare bone disease & Kate Stanley Brennan and her mother Martina Stanley talk to Ray about a new short film CHERRY.

On todays show vet, Avril McGinn on how to keep your pets safe during the heatwave, Ray speaks to the son of Company Commander at the Battle of Jadotville and our travel expert Sarah Slattery on the latest rules for holidays, both here and abroad.

On todays show Jim Sheridan talks about his documentary of the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in West Cork and Rhodri Cusack, a Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience us more about the research him and his team are doing on the development of cognition in infants in the first year of life.

On todays show Ray is joined by two members of the band The Druids, Mick O'Brien and Zak Moran to talk about recovery and addiction and Colman Noctor Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist is in studio with some parenting advice.

On todays show Ray speaks to Maria McGoldrick and Thom Stewart about a Community Café in Galway that offers mental health support, for those in distress, Conor Pope is back with pricewatch and Clare Anne O'Keefe tells us about the Accidental Recipes workshop shes hosting at the Festival of Curiosity.

On todays show Brenda chats to Packie Bonner ahead of the Euros Final this Sunday, Bibi Baskin talks about her retirment, Dave Minogue and Ryan Minogue-Lee talk about a new Irish film hitting cineams today called Poster Boys and Gina and Karol Daly are on to talk about Battle of the Food Trucks.

On today's show Ray chats to Killian McLaughlin about the Wild Ireland animal sanctuary, Dr Noel Richardson talks about men's health in general, and his own diagnosis of Parkinsons. Also on the show, Ray chats to Craig Glenday, editor in chief at Guinness World Records.

On todays show Ray chats to the two Kerry lads from the Euro's match last night Seamus and Niall O'Connor, Mary Byrne joined Ray in studio to talk about her mental health in lockdown and Yvonne Naughton and Robert Duffy tell us about cat and dog kennels.

FULL SHOW NOTES https://podcast.nz365guy.com/301 A conversation about life and career background of Emma D'Arcy The benefits and the changes happened to Emma since becoming a Microsoft MVP. How it feels working with MVPs in Hitachi Hitachi's culture in attracting top skilled personnel. Emma's journey into becoming a Microsoft MVP. How Emma learned about the MVP Program. Find out more about Emma's podcast! Emma's involvement with the Dynamics 365 community events. Introduction to Pre-salesWhat is Emma seeing in the next 6 to 12 months? Recommendations to people considering becoming a Microsoft MVP. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nz365guy)

Join us at 1pm GMT on April 7, 2021 for the Live Conversation on ALLATRA TV with Suzanne D'Arcy from Ireland, who is a registered pharmacist with a difference – she is also an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and helps bridge the gap between the medical and holistic health worlds. After working as a pharmacist and with the love of learning, she started looking into the area of nutrition to see how that can impact disease and its prevention. Having suffered chronic fatigue and hormonal issues all her life, Suzanne was able to resolve these issues with a more holistic approach and wishes to help others do the same. Suzanne's motto is that a happy gut means a happy you and by being more mindful of what we eat and how we eat can drastically improve digestive health. By also enriching our mind-body connection, we can learn that nourishment trumps punishment when it comes to cultivating true health. In this live broadcast, we will ask our guest what brought her into the medical sphere and what led her to make a deep dive into the health of a human being. We will find out what is her vision of healthcare in Creative Society and discuss how important it is to embody the 8 Foundations of Creative Society in every sphere of life. These foundations are the result of thousands of surveys, live broadcasts, roundtables and interviews conducted around the world as part of the Creative Society project. This is truly, what people all over the world want. This means that we, as a society, will be able to realize this. The Creative Society project is implemented by volunteers of ALLATRA International Public Movement in order to find out how each person in the world envisions the future of our society. Only by working together, we can build a society that all humanity deserves! To learn more please visit allatraunites.com or send us an email at info@allatraunites.com SOCIETY. THE LAST CHANCE, May 11, 2019. International Conference on the ALLATRA IPM platform https://youtu.be/8X3Z5RjnR1Y Creative Society video https://youtu.be/R4C-SQCqqA4 Creative Society. UNITED WE CAN, December 20, 2020. International Online Conference on the ALLATRA IPM platform https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7y8Iihk... Creative Society. What the prophets dreamed of | International online conference | March 20, 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZCNt... #allatraunites #creativesociety

On todays show Ray is joined in studio by TD and Minister for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler and Lisa Fallon, Head Coach of Galway United and experienced pundit chats to Ray ahead of first semi final of the Euro 2020 tonight.

On today's show Scott and Derek are back form the cliffs and join Ray in studio, we also hear from the principle of the school Laura Kelly, Amanda Brown talks about becoming a single parent by choice, Conor Pope is back with pricewatch and Claudia Carroll talks about her book The Secrets of Primrose Square becoming a play.

On todays show Ray catches up with the Cliffs of Moher lads Scott Ward and Derek O'Brien, Jedward are live in studio, Oonagh McMorrow tells us about the sport of axe-throwing, Thomas Fitzgerald gives us The Garlic Dip Guide and Seany McCleary joins Ray from his food truck outside the radio centre with his Blasta Street Kitchen Food Truck.

On todays show Ray catches up with one of the two lads walking to the Cliffs of Moher Derek O'Brien, Conor Pope talks to us about the VAT on non-EU products, Ray is joined by Paddy Slattery to talk about his IFTA nominations, Dr Jackie Faherty talks about other planets observing us and Darren Louet-Feisser talks about his Dragons Den experience.

On todays show Ray chats to Scott Ward and Derek O'Brien who are walking from Coolock to the Cliffs of Moher, Journalist Linda Daly talks about the Abbey Leix estate in Laois, Ray speaks to Tom Cranley & Paul McNulty about the 4 day work week, RJ Mitte speaks about his new film Triumph and the Two Johnnies join Ray in studio.

On todays show Ray chats to Alison Warren and her son JJ who has had Eight school years with no sick days, columnist Tanya Sweeney talks to Ray about renting with a child, Syrian refugees Fadi Almasri shares his story about resettling in Ireland and opening a pharmacy and actress Julia Stiles chats to Ray about her latest movie, The God Committee.

On today's show Matthew Kelly tells us the story of how he saved his grandfather's life, Conor Pope is back with Pricewatch and Actress Pom Boyd joins Ray to talk about a new play in the Abbey Theatre called ‘One Good Turn'

On todays show Kathryn is joined by Shireen Rountree from Ballymoney National School in Cork, Conrad Opperman chats about his Tesla staycation video thats gone viral, Shane Daniel Byrne speaks to Kathryn ahead of Pride this weekend, Thom Breathnach does Kathryn's Summer Scoop on Cavan and Fermanagh and The Skin Nerd Jennifer Rock joins Kathryn.

On today's show we have live performance from Picture This, Kathryn chats to Kildare Movie Star, Charlie Reid & casting director Elaine Grainger, we get some relationship advice from Alison Keating & Ray O'Neill, Kathryn's Summer Scoop continues with Sarah Slattery and Fair City stars Amy Kirwan & John Cronin join Kathryn.

On today's show Rachel Scully talks about her new book, Kathryn speaks to Mary Flynn , the star of a new podcast series, Dr Mark Campbell talks about Gaming & Anxiety, Kathryn's Summer Scoop continues with Thom Breathnach on Clare & Galway and Kathryn chats to Gavin James about the first music festival to take place in Ireland since the pandemic.

On today's show Conor Pope talks to us about Amazon Prime Day, Kathryn chats to Ray Byrne from a little boat in the middle of the North Atlantic, Paul Perry tells us about his new book , Kathryn's Summer Scoop continues with Nicola Brady on Dublin, Wexford and Wicklow and Samantha Rawson gives us some doggie advice.

On today's show Kathryn is joined by First Dates newly engaged couple, Carla Maria and Shez Sherry, as its World Yoga Day Michael Ryan tells us how we can incorporate yoga into our lives, Kathyrn's Summer scoop continues and Sarah Slattery tells us about Louth and...... and Donal Skehan joins Katheryn for some food insperation for the week.

On today's show Kathryn chats to Gráinne Seoighe about her hosting of the IFTAs, catches up with Brendan Courtney, talks learning to swim as an adult with Michael Cahill, takes a look at Ireland's Islands with Thom Breathnach and discusses some of Ireland's best food trucks with James Patrice

On todays show Kathryn chats to dimond expert from Weldons Jewllers Gareth Weldon, Collin Ennis tells us about the secret life of slugs, Nicola Brady talks about Limerick and Kerry for Kathryn's Summer Scoop and spinal expert Derek Cawley gives us some tips for back problems.

On todays show Maia Dunphy talks to us about donating her wedding dress, Jim Sheridan?tells us about the Rock Against Homelessness event, Wildlife Photographer Mike Brown tells us about a new series called “For Our World”, Katheryns Summer scoop takes us to Donegal and Derry with Sarah Slattery and Una Healy joines Kathryn for a catch up.

On today's show Kathryn is joined by Interior Designer Arlene McIntyre to talk about a new series called Designed for Life, Colman Noctor is back with some parenting advice, Kathryn's Summer Scoop continues with Thom Breathnach and Cork's hidden gems and Oisin McGann talks about his new book called ‘A Short, Hopeful Guide to Climate Change'

On todays show Kathrny Thomas is joined by Joe Wicks to talk about his new cookbook, Conor Pope is back with Pricewatch, Kathryn's Summer scoops kicks off with Nicola Brady telling us about Sligo and Mayo' hidden gems and The Senior Hurling Championship kicks off in a couple of weeks and Kathryn chats to Galway hurler, Joe Canning.

On today's show Ray is joined by the winner of The Big DIY Challenge Caitriona Bergin, nurse Bernie Waterhouse talks about the announced that 11 Irish hospitals have zero COVID-19 inpatients, we hear from another friend of Phil Lynnott Michael O'Flanagan, Kevin Dundon takes us through BBQ Weekend Cooking and we catch up with Katherine Lynch.

If Falling Frontier doesn't ring a bell, it's only because you haven't seen it yet, as once you see it, it'll make a lifelong impression. Part RTS, part 4X, all strategy, Falling Frontier is a highly-anticipated game from developer Todd D'Arcy, the man behind Stutter Fox Studios. Listen here to find out more about this incredibly promising game. Outro music by Carl Kasey of White Bat Audio. Used with permission. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/explorminate/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/explorminate/support

On todays show Caoimhe O'Reilly talks about an article that has discovered that most Irish children do very little housework, Eleanor Merriman tells us about her self-published children's book with a dyslexic font and Stephen Mangan talks about a childrens book he's written called Escape The Rules.

On todays show Ray speaks to Liam Finlay from RTE's documentary called V Day, Journalist & Author Clodagh Finn joined Ray to discuss Corkwoman, Mary Elmes remarkable story and we hear from writer and director of the Phil Lynott Film, Emer Reynolds.

On today's show Ray speaks to Dr Simon Berrow about World Ocean Day, Dr Maria Garvey chats to Ray about the problem of bullying in schools and how to tackle it and Conor Pope is back with pricewatch.

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On todays show Ray is joined by two new Irish Citizens, Shahab Coohe and Camille O'Sullivan, Ireland Rugby International Peter O'Mahony talks about his lockdown garden and Dermot Bannon tells us about a new two-part series called Super Small Spaces.

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On today's show Ray speaks to former producer of the Gay Byrne Show John Caden, writer and actor Jody O'Neill joined Ray to tell us about a play she's written called “What I don't know about Autism” and Phillipa Dunne talks about the comedy show Motherland.

On today's show Dáithí Ó Sé chats to Ray about the Rose of Tralee Festival being cancelled, Psychiatrist Marie Oppeboen joins Ray to talk about mental health & addiction recovery and Ray speaks with Chris Hayes from Hedge Radio Podcast about Zorro's Irish roots.