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Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Tá Daithí Ó hAragáin as Leitir Ceanainn i measc na n-aisteoirí atá le feiceáil sa dráma úr teilifíse ar Channel 4 - Dráma dár teideal ‘Trespasses'. Ceithre chlár a bhí sa tsraith a thoisigh Dé Domhnaigh agus a chríochnaigh Dé Céadaoine.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Tá Cairde Comhshaoil na hÉireann - tar éis tús a chuir le cás Ard Chuirte I gcóir le daoine áitiúla I gcathair Chorcaí ag lorg Athbhreithniú Breithiúnach ar an gcúis gur cheadaigh an EPA Plean Gníomhaíochta Uisce Éireann i Meitheamh 2025.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Ar ôl creu hanes drwy gyrraedd rowndiau terfynol Ewro 2025, y targed amlwg nesaf i ferched Cymru yw cyrraedd Cwpan y Byd yn 2027. Mae'r llwybr i Frasil ychydig cliriach bellach wrth i garfan Rhian Wilkinson ddysgu pwy fydd ei gwrthwynebwyr cyntaf yn y rowndiau rhagbrofol.Roedd Dylan Griffiths ar Y Cae Ras nos Wener i weld "gêm orau'r tymor hyd yma" wrth i Wrecsam guro Coventry City, gan helpu chwalu unrhyw atgofion o'r golled siomedig i Gaerdydd yng Nghwpan y Gynghrair.Tydi'r hwyliau ddim cystal yn Abertawe. Ydi'r rheolwr Alan Sheehan yn tangyflawni o ystyried cryfder y garfan?Ac wrth i Craig Bellamy barhau i gael ei gysylltu gyda swydd wag Celtic, fydd o wir yn cael ei ddenu i'r Alban yng nghanol ymgyrch ragbrofol Cymru?

Here's Strange Brew #406 A Distant Life (21/02/25) with Fontaines D.C., The Null Club, Chalk, The Murder Capital, The Donnys, Shark School, Cabl, Goldbug, Maria Sommerville, Pebbledash, Paddy Hanna, Horsegirl & Daithí

Here's Strange Brew #409 Limelight (14/03/25) It's always a pleasure to talk to Daithí - find out EVERYTHING about him this week, but mainly focusing on his upcoming releases, and Seance Of Light by Jape. Have you heard the new Paddy Hanna single, Harry Dean? Check that out and get tickets for the Whelan's show on 17 April. Also, pre-order the album. Alopecia by Why? turned 17 this week, so I'll never miss a chance to celebrate an Alopecia anniversary. Also, get tickets for the Why? show on 28 March. Loads of good music also, and find out how old you actually are by realising that Bring It On came out in 1998.

Here's Strange Brew #405 from 14/02/25 with Daithí, Why?, Cloth, Horsegirl, Gordi, Dose, Squid, Cruel Sister, Paddy Hanna, Black Country, New Road, Adore, Tramp, Anna B Savage, Adrian Crowley and Bon Iver

Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí is joined by not one, but two special guests this week! Climate Ambassador Alumni Claire Romito and Alex Reilly share their experiences of being in the programme and the changes that it brought about in their lives. Though Alex comes from a background in television production, and Claire is a primary school teacher and entrepreneur, they share a lot of the same sentiments and thoughts around community climate action, offering up many wise words for current Climate Ambassadors and general listeners alike. From career pivots to tackling climate anxiety and the power of finding your own strengths and community, this episode takes an honest look at the imperfect, yet inspiring nature of individual climate action journeys and the ripple effects they have on our wider communities. Thanks very much to Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy for support with research, design and promotion.     Links: Thanks its vintage – Alex's Fashion Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/thanks_its_vintage/     Teachingplans.ie – Claire's website of teaching resources: https://teachingplans.ie/    Albert Certification for sustainable film and TV production: https://wearealbert.org/ 1% for planet: 1% for the Planet | Accelerating Environmental Giving Patagonia makes Earth its only shareholder: https://eu.patagonia.com/ie/en/ownership/?srsltid=AfmBOoq3dmBx_G4RbdxP1xdnNjlqMZHa--hjuobEgfMOkyBrzwaq6DZ0    Friends of the earth: https://www.friendsoftheearth.ie/      Virgin Media Sustainability: https://sustainablemedia.ie/case-studies/sustainability-in-programming-how-one-sustainability-project-in-virgin-media-tv-created-a-ripple-effect/

Tá comharthaí úra dátheangacha crochta ar shiúlóid an tSeanbhóthair Iarainn in Ailt a'Chorráin agus tá forbairtí eile déanta ar an tsiúlóid le tamall anuas.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí de Mórdha.

In this episode, Daithí is joined by Karol Balfe, CEO of ActionAid Ireland and Mahesh Badal, the Senior Program and Business Development Manager for ActionAid Nepal. Our two guests talk to us through the realities of climate change in the Global South, highlighting the disproportionate burden placed on the Global South, both in terms of the local effects of climate change and the mitigation of those effects. With ActionAid's recent report ‘The Hidden Truth – Ireland's Role in the Global Fossil Fuel Industry' showing that Ireland is ranked the 14th highest global investor in fossil fuels, Karol explains how we got here and how we can get ourselves out. A fascinating episode that really highlights the complexities of Fossil Fuel Finance, and the difficulties faced by the Global South in accessing funding for transition to green economies and becoming more resilient to climate impacts.        Thanks very much to Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy for support with research, design and promotion.   Links: 1. Action aid Ireland: ActionAid Ireland | Charity Organizations in Ireland 2. Action Aid Nepal: ActionAid Nepal 3. Action Aid 2025 ‘Hidden Truth' Report - https://actionaid.ie/the-hidden-truth/   4. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC):  https://unfccc.int/    5. UNFCC Funds - https://unfccc.int/topics/introduction-to-climate-finance   6. 2021 United Nations Environment Program report - https://www.unep.org/resources/emissions-gap-report-2021 7. Global North Is Responsible for 92% of Excess Emissions - Eos 8. Ireland divests public money from the Irish Strategic Investment Fund from Fossil Fuels: Fossil Fuel Divestment Act 2018

In this episode, engineer and energy industry veteran Errol Close chats to Daithí and gives us an illuminating (pun intended) look at how Ireland keeps the lights on - literally. From how we trade power with the UK and soon France, to what happens when storms like Eowyn hit, Errol breaks it all down. You'll hear why renewable energy makes grid management feel more like weather forecasting, how we hit a once-ambitious 40% renewables target, and what's being done to get us to our latest targets. Whether you're into climate, renewable energy, or just curious where your power comes from - this one's worth a listen.        Thanks very much to Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy for support with research, design and promotion.   Links: 1. Eirgrid - https://www.eirgrid.ie/     2. Celtic Interconnector - https://www.celticinterconnector.eu/ga/     3. CRU (commission fo regulation of utilities) https://www.cru.ie/   4. Government Target of 80% share of renewable electricity generation by 2030: https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-climate-energy-and-the-environment/publications/accelerating-renewable-electricity-taskforce/      5. EPA projecting only 68% renewable energy share by 2030: https://www.epa.ie/publications/monitoring--assessment/climate-change/air-emissions/irelands-greenhouse-gas-emissions-projections-2024-2055.php     6. Data Centres are projected to account for up to 30% of Ireland's electricity demand by 2030: https://www.thejournal.ie/data-centres-to-account-for-almost-one-third-of-irelands-electricity-demand-by-2034-6658382-Mar2025/       7. The impact of data centres 'capacity payments' on energy bills: https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/consumers-energy-bills-set-to-rise-further-as-more-data-centres-will-add-to-costs/a633724800.html

Score one out for the boys - it's NO ENCORE. Podcast OG Daithí returns with a brand new cinematic accompaniment under his belt, given his work as composer for new Irish film Christy which hits the picture houses this weekend. Fittingly enough, he's casting his eyes and ears on some other notable scorekeepers from the film world, with particular focus on some of the more unsung heroes - at least compared to the stratospheric likes of Hans Zimmer, anyways. All that and a lot more to discuss, so let's get to it... ACT ONE: The preamble takes in Dave's visit to Father John Misty, Adam's intimate encounter with Blood Orange, and a necessary trip to CLARIFICATION CORNER. ACT TWO (11:39): Christy hits cinemas this weekend - it's the thoughtful and sensitive debut feature film from Brendan Canty, with none other than Daithí providing the original music. We talk about that, and where he's at with all his various projects at the moment. ACT THREE (39:38): News, and lots of it - Taylor Swift gets engaged, The Mary Wallopers get disengaged, Snoop Dogg gets scared, Will Smith gets criticised, and Becky Lynch gets shamed. Quite the fiery week, really. ACT FOUR (1:06:16): Top 5 Film Composers-Follow Daithí on Instagram / TikTokVisit Daithí's websitePreorder the Christy soundtrack on vinylDave's Playlist / Daithí's Playlist Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Daithí speaks to Hugh McLindon, the District Conservation Officer with the National Parks and Wildlife Service for Wicklow. They cover lots of ground, from what makes a peatland, to how they come to exist and the realities of bog restoration in Ireland. With the NWPS doing lots of work on restoring the Special Area of Conservation in the Wicklow National Park, Hugh tells Daithí about his own experience as a Park Ranger and the shift in culture that he has seen in his 30 years of working with the NPWS, a shift that has given him great hope for the future and enthusiasm for the work being done! Thanks very much to Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy for support with research, design and promotion. Links: NPWS Website: https://www.npws.ie/       Blanket Bogs in Ireland Factsheet: https://www.ipcc.ie/a-to-z-peatlands/peatland-habitat-types/blanket-bogs/ Raised Bogs in Ireland Factsheet: https://www.ipcc.ie/a-to-z-peatlands/peatland-habitat-types/raised-bogs/ Ireland referred to EU court for failure to protect peatlands: https://www.irishtimes.com/environment/2024/03/13/ireland-referred-to-eu-court-for-failure-to-protect-bog-lands-and-curb-turf-extraction/ SUAS Project: https://suaseipproject.ie/    Special Areas of Conservation SAC map Ireland https://www.npws.ie/protected-sites/sac#:~:text=Special%20Areas%20of%20Conservation%20(SAC)%20are%20prime%20wildlife%20conservation%20areas,well%20as%20an%20Irish%20level.

From today, crowds will gather in the Kingdom as the Rose of Tralee gets underway. Speaking to Shane was the festival's front man, Dáithí O'Sé.

From today, crowds will gather in the Kingdom as the Rose of Tralee gets underway. Speaking to Shane was the festival's front man, Dáithí O'Sé.

In this episode Daithí speaks to Jennie C. Stevens, Professor of Climate Justice from NUIM, and a feminist scholar and activist. They dive deep into the urgent need for climate justice and the transformative changes required to tackle the climate crisis. From unpacking the damaging effects of extractive economic systems to exploring how eco-feminism can guide our approach, Jennie highlights the interconnectedness of human health, ecosystem health, and social justice. She debunks the myth that climate action means sacrifice and challenges the influence of powerful industries on universities and public policies, advocating for energy democracy—where local communities have control over their own energy systems. Feeling overwhelmed by climate anxiety? Jennie offers hope, emphasizing that collective action is the antidote, and it's happening right now. Tune in to discover why climate justice is about much more than the environment—it's about equity, empowerment, and creating a better future for all!       Thanks very much to Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy for support with research, design and promotion.   Links: 1. Jennie's Website and Books (Climate Justice and the University; Diversifying Power): https://www.jenniecstephens.com/books        2. Climate Justice Universities Union: https://www.climatejusticeuniversitiesunion.org/       3. Greta Thunberg - 'The Climate Book': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Climate_Book        4. 'The Squad' - left-wing coalition in the US House of Representatives: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squad_(U.S._Congress)        5. Fridays for Future: https://fridaysforfuture.org/

Cén dualgas de réir an dlí atá ar chomhairlí áitiúla a bhfuil Gaeltacht iontu ó thaobh forbairtí i gceantair Gaeltachta?

This week on Playback. The National Development Plan in the spotlight. Oliver, Daniel and Daithí get into the big match. And the agony of the leaf – tea like you've never tasted before. All on Playback presented by Sinéad Mooney

A plebiscite asking the people of Dublin if they want a directly elected mayor should take place alongside the Presidential elections later this year. That's according to Aodhán Ó Riordáin, Labour MEP and Dublin Spokesperson and also Daithí de Róiste, Former Lord Mayor of Dublin.

A plebiscite asking the people of Dublin if they want a directly elected mayor should take place alongside the Presidential elections later this year. That's according to Aodhán Ó Riordáin, Labour MEP and Dublin Spokesperson and also Daithí de Róiste, Former Lord Mayor of Dublin.

In this episode, Daithí speaks to Mary Fleming, the founder of ChangeClothes.org, a social enterprise that sprang up in Crumlin to address accessibility and habits around second-hand clothing. Starting as just a week of events in her local area a few years ago, Change Clothes has grown into a thriving organisation, providing training and workshops in upcycling and sustainable fashion alongside its highly anticipated swap shops. Mary talks about what inspired her to start making changes in her own life and how she was frustrated by the messaging around sustainability and the inaccessibility for low-income people. Daithí and Mary discuss the importance of looking at what we stand to gain with climate action and the positive effect that a sense of fun and community can have. Thanks very much to Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy for support with research, design and promotion. Links 1. Change Clothes Website: https://www.changeclothes.org/ 2. EPA statistics on Irish Textile Waste: https://www.epa.ie/our-services/monitoring--assessment/circular-economy/textiles-national-attitudes--behaviours-surveys/ 3. Second-hand clothes market burns down in Kantamanto, Ghana: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/feb/24/ghana-clothes-market-fire-kantamanto-rebuild 4. Amendments to EU Waste Framework Directive to include more circularity of textiles: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_25_548 5. French 2024 legislation tackling fast-fashion: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/mar/15/france-fast-fashion-law-environmental-surcharge-lower-house-votes

Anois agus deireadh ag teacht go luath le Plean Forbartha Chonamara agus na hOileáin, táthar ag réiteach don dara plean chúig bhliana.

Cuirfear tús le Féile Ailt a Chorráin an deireadh seachtaine seo agus mairfidh an fhéile seachtain.

Dylan Griffiths, Owain Tudur Jones a Malcolm Allen sy'n trafod sut all Cymru adeiladu ar ei ymddangosiad hanesyddol cyntaf yn rowndiau terfynol un o'r prif gystadlaethau rhyngwladol. Colli tair, chwarae tair ydi'r ffeithiau moel. Ond y gobaith yw fydd effaith cyrraedd Y Swistir i'w deimlo am flynyddoedd i ddod.A pham yn y byd bod y rapiwr Snoop Dogg yn hyrwyddo crys newydd Abertawe..?!

Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, former Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay and former Sinn Féin election candidate and party worker Thomas O'Hara have been acquitted of charges concerning misconduct in public office.All three had repeatedly denied the charges. Judge Gordon Kerr KC said he believed that Mr Bryson, who has ambitions of pursuing a career as a barrister, had lied under oath in the trial – allegations he strongly denies. McKay said that the verdict wasn't the "last chapter" of the Nama story.How did the trial unfold and what's next for Bryson, McKay and the Nama story? Olivia Peden is joined by Belfast Telegraph's Liam Tunney. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tá scrúdú iar-bháis le cur ar chorp buachalla a bhásaigh go tragóideach ag loch inné i gCorca Dhuibhne, inné.

Céard atá chun tarlú d' Ostán Chorca Dhuibhne os rud é go bhfuil na hÚcranaigh ag fagáil na háite?

Firstly, a tribute to the great Kerry GAA legend Mick O'Dwyer (who was buried yesterday) and chat about the upcoming highlights as yesterday was the start of the GAA All-Ireland Championship season

Buaiteoir Corn Cuimhneacháin Mhicí Sheáin Néill ag an chomórtas aithriseoireachta ‘Abair Amach' a bhí a reáchtáil ag Club Óige Rann na Feirste ar na mallaibh, leis an dán “Seán Beag”.

Cé nach bhfuil Gaeltacht ar bith ann i gContae Bhaile Átha Cliath – tá an líon is airde de Ghaeilgeoirí laethúla lonnaithe anseo. Ach le heaspa deiseanna leis an teanga a úsáid, cad é is féidir leis na húdaráis a dhéanamh leis na Gaeilgeoirí seo a chothú? Ar Seachtain, leagann Daithí de Buitléir, Clárbhainisteoir Gaeilge 365, agus Caitríona Kenny, Oifigeach Pobail agus Forbartha Sóisialta le Comhairle Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath, amach an fhís atá acu don ardchathair. Foclóir: Leasuithe: Reforms Ag dul i meath: To decline Leathnú - Expand Feachtas: Campaign Fonn: Desire Splanc: Spark Teifigh: Refugees Tírdhreach: landscape Drogall: Reluctance Rogha: Choice See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dublin is experiencing a surge in Irish speakers, yet opportunities to use the language in everyday life remain scarce.There has been an explosion of new learners around the world thanks to Duolingo, and there are around 45,000 fluent teenagers in the capital city.But, how many people in Ireland have the opportunity to speak Irish outside the classroom?Daithí de Buitléir is Programme Manager with Gaeilge365, a new language innovation programme for Dublin's local authorities. He joins Kieran to discuss.

Ar an Luan seo chugainn beidh ócáid don phobal ar siúl in Óstán na Cúirte le hiarracht a dhéanamh pleanáil don todhchaí agus borramh a chur faoi chúrsaí iománaíochta in iarthar agus iar thuaisceart Dhún na nGall.

Beidh Sean Nós na Fearsaide ar siúl ag deireadh na míosa i mBéal Feirste.

Cén seasamh atá ag an INMO ar an méid a dúradh ag cruinniú do chuid an rialtas áitiúil I gCiarraí an tseachtain seo?

Déanfar ceiliúradh i mBaile Átha Cliath ar an obair atá déanta ag daoine óga a bhí páirteach sa gclár Todhchaí Geal Gaelach.

Eolas curtha faoi bhráid Chomhairleoir Contae Chiarraí inné inné faoi chúrsaí pleanála sa gContae .

It's a long one this week, which feels fitting given the ambitious and expansive theme - why yes, the humble concept album finally falls beneath the NO ENCORE microscope.Julie Hough returns to the studio with five such records for company, and some insight into her latest musical project - PostLast. As ever, there's plenty of news and other such things to discuss, so let's do it to it before it does it to us... ACT ONE: Adam and Dave survive respective individual disasters and plug various wares accordingly. ACT TWO (16:20): Julie explains why she took on yet another new endeavour - check out PostLast's debut EP Pull Me Into The Open Sea at your earliest convenience. ACT THREE (27:30): A busy news section takes in a very early 2000s scrap, an x-rated problem with the Wicked movie, the record collection of a serial killer, slights against Rick Rubin, and Noel Gallagher's latest innovation. ACT FOUR (1:04:19): Top 5 Concept Albums-Follow Julie Hough on InstagramTickets to Daithí's Ableton seminarListen to PostLast on Spotify Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí de Mórdha.

Daithí de Mórdha.

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