Podcasts about Darragh

The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her three young children, has spawned a courtroom subplot with real legal stakes: prosecutor Shanan Buckingham has spent weeks in Plymouth Superior Court in a rotating collection of hair bows, widely read as a tribute to five-year-old Cora, who loved them. But even a well-meant gesture is a gamble, handing the defense a ready-made argument that the state is leaning on sympathy over substance and potentially seeding an appeal. Over in the business of law, private equity finally got the yes it's been chasing: Wood Smith Henning & Berman, a 500-plus-lawyer insurance-defense shop, reportedly signed a letter of intent to sell a stake to Charlesbank Capital Partners at a roughly $700 million valuation. Structured through a management services organization to sidestep Rule 5.4's ban on non-lawyer ownership, it would be the largest PE investment in an American law firm to date -- a toehold, not yet a takeover. And in the category of career moves we can't recommend, a prominent Pittsburgh attorney landed himself in a fraternity drug scandal. Paul Robinson, a practice-group chair at Meyer, Darragh, Buckler, Bebenek & Eck, was charged with tampering and hindering apprehension for allegedly making evidence disappear from a multistate cocaine ring that prosecutors say his son helped run out of Penn State's Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi houses -- where, per the AG, packaging kilos doubled as a pledge task.  

POSH HAVE WON A LEAGUE GAME!Harry Leonard's dramatic late winner secured a 2-1 victory over Mansfield Town and gave Peterborough United their first League One win of the season.Ashley is joined by John, Charlie and Lodz to discuss a much-improved Posh performance, including Liam Kelly's impressive midfield showing, Owura Edwards causing Mansfield problems out wide, Ben Woods returning with a goal and Bolu Shofowoke's game-changing cameo from the bench.We also ask whether Harry Leonard might already be one of the best strikers in League One.And after a turbulent week off the pitch, there's a lengthy discussion about Darragh MacAnthony's recent comments towards sections of the Peterborough United fanbase, his public comments about players and Luke Williams, and whether the relationship between chairman and supporters needs to change.But for once, the overwhelming feeling is positive.Three points. A late winner. And Posh are smiling again.

Ballyhale made it three wins from three in the St Canice's Credit Union Kilkenny Senior League last week, beating Tullaroan in Callan.Darragh Corcoran impressed again, and during the week he spoke to Oisín about Ballyhale's start to the season, the hunger in the squad, and Henry Shefflin taking over the Cats.We also caught up with Cork's Rob Downey — both men were present as Clubber launched their coverage for the new season.The KCLR Hurling Podcast is brought to you by Morrissey Motors Peugeot Kilkenny.

Peterborough United's League One season begins with a 2-0 defeat at Bradford City, but it's the manner of the performance that has left us concerned.Ashley, John and Charlie dissect the defeat at Valley Parade and ask why so many of last season's problems appear to remain.We discuss Luke Williams' decision-making, his record of one league win in 16, Posh's lack of physicality, the recruitment strategy, Liam Kelly being left out of the starting XI and Harry Leonard being left isolated up front.There's also discussion on promising debutant Ethan Williams, David Okagbue's red card, Bradford's potential red card, Alex Bass' difficult afternoon and whether Peterborough United can realistically keep talking about a top-six challenge with the squad currently available.Is this simply one difficult away game against a promotion contender or an early warning of a long season ahead?Made by the fans, for the fans.

Darragh McGee understands sport. As a Donegal man he understands the hold and the importance sport has across this land. So as an academic when he went to investigate the betting industry, he didn't expect to discover all that he learned about its hold on so many individuals and on society.On Free State today. Darragh McGee talks to Joe and Dion about his book Imitation Games - How Gambling Hijacked Sport. He explains why the digital age caught everybody by surprise, but while the betting industry was quick to grasp what it could do, the legislators were asleep at the wheel and then slow to act.He explains what happens to someone who bets and why we are all sitting ducks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darragh and Phil are back for a new season of The Hard Truth and we're kicking off with a Hard Truth derby! But before that we need to catch up on a busy summer at Posh, despite what certain social media accounts my tell you!Peterborough United owner Darragh MacAnthony and Bradford City fan Philip Ideson give us the 'Hard Truths' and take a weekly look inside the football industry.On this episode:- The PFA take legal action against the EFL- Posh's summer transfers explained!- What can we expect from Bradford?- Has data made signing players harder?!- and much more!

Every medical device implanted in a patient, every cell phone produced at launch scale, every vaccine vial filled at twelve hundred units per minute exists because of industrial automation. It is the invisible infrastructure behind modern manufacturing, and it is one of the fastest growing sectors in the global economy. Darragh de Stondún has spent his entire career at the center of it. After leaving Ireland in 1998 in pursuit of the automation innovation happening in America, he spent decades building and leading automation businesses across the US, Germany, Ireland, and the UK. In August 2024, he co-founded AIR, an automated industrial robotics platform that has already acquired six best-in-class automation companies across three countries, grown to more than 500 employees, and is producing hundreds of millions in revenue. The timing could not be better. Reshoring, semiconductor expansion, and the race to automate manufacturing across life sciences, logistics, and consumer electronics are pushing the sector toward a hundred billion dollar market. AIR is building the platform designed to serve that market, and de Stondún is building it the same way he has always built machines: with precision, discipline, and an obsessive focus on getting every part of the system right.On this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Podcast, we sit down with Darragh de Stondún, CEO of AIR, to unpack how he is building a unified automation powerhouse rather than a collection of acquired companies, why automation is no longer optional for manufacturers competing in a reshored America, how AI is reshaping what is possible in industrial robotics, what humans in the loop actually means on a factory floor, and why the biggest challenge in building AIR is not technology but separating signal from noise in a market moving faster than ever.

Darragh Fanning bought the franchise for a chain of Mexican fast-food restaurants 10 years ago. Since then, Zambrero has grown to 37 outlets nationwide with plans for even more very soon, including in UCD. Speaking to Joe all about the business was Darragh Fanning the General Manager of Zambrero Ireland.

Darragh McElhinney talks to RedFM's Ger McCarthy after the Bantry AC man won his third national 5,000m title, and looks ahead to the European Athletics Championships.

Charlie, John, Harry and Lodz reflect on Peterborough United's pre-season after the final friendly is played

Four heavily trafficked stretches of road in Clare could soon see their speed limits reduced from 100km/h to 80km/h under new plans. The N68 Ennis to Kilrush Road at Darragh, the R445 from the Radisson Hotel from the Limerick Border , the R352 from Ennis to Caherlohan and R458 from Ennis to Ballyline have all been included in Phase 2 of the National Speed Limit Review. Clare County Council is accepting public submissions on the proposals until August 31st. Cathaoirleach of the West Clare Municipal District, Councillor Michael Shannon says the reduction at Darragh would be a welcome start.

What Magic is This? Podcast will be entering some unfamiliar territory. For the Islamicate world, a whole other group of beings share this reality with us. They are the Jinn, beings made from smokeless fire that share many attributes with us mortals. Yet before we acquaint ourselves with the Jinn fully, it would be good to have a guide bridging the European and American traditions with that of the Islamicate world. Host of Spirit Box Podcast and friend of the show Darragh Mason went on a journey in 2016 to Delhi, known to many as the City of Jinn, to see how Jinn affected the lives of believers there.

Dr. Darragh Stewart (Phd) is the co-founder of Inwardbound and helps people heal emotional wounds, deepen self-awareness, cultivate meaningful relationships and create lasting change through mentoring, retreats, men's work, psychedelic integration and transformational education. A curious individual who wants to create positive change in the world, Darragh is contributing his skills and expertise to enable others to connect to themselves, understand themselves and work through life's challenges to find more peace and wellness.We cover boundaries, consent, shame, how to live a life that's authentic to you. Darragh offers courses, workshops and retreats and you can find his work here https://innerwork.ie/https://inwardbound.nl/team/9/dr-darragh-stewart-phd/Darragh's podcast: Inner Insights with Dr. Darragh Stewart@darstewy on instagram

A news-less NO ENCORE? That'll never work. And yet the boys pull through to deliver an episode of twists and turns fit for the Gods themselves alongside able shipmate Darragh Nolan of Irish Independent fame.Onwards... ACT ONE: Preamble. ACT TWO (5:31): The World Cup pop culture crossover clash comes to its excessive end as Tom Cruise and Wayne Rooney battle for supremacy. Before that, a unique tribute to the late Kevin Keegan. ACT THREE (26:29): Dave and Darragh offer differing viewpoints on Christopher Nolan's latest box office juggernaut The Odyssey. ACT FOUR (52:17): Fresh from an epic journey of his very own, Sonic Architect Adam reports back from the Belgian F1 Grand Prix. ACT FIVE (1:06:22): Top 5 Musical Odysseys. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John, Charlie and Lodz discuss the pre-season camp in Spain including the two friendlies before dissecting Darragh's latest interview with Posh+

Dan is joined by Darragh 'The Menace' Ennis from ITV's The Chase to discuss the show, his love for Liverpool and his thoughts on Andoni Iraola. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

arragh McGann explains why he disagrees with Cllr Terry Shannon—and why the future of Bessborough still matters. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Minister Catherine Ardagh is one of those helping to organise the event today. Her son Darragh has an assistant dog who came to live with the family this year from the group Dog For The Disabled. Catherine spoke to our reporter Laura Whelan.

'It's a high tension, high-stakes game'Dave chats to Darragh about 'The Chase Around The World' that's launching July 16th.

On the Saturday July 4, 2026 edition of The Richard Ccrouse Show we meet Darragh McGee, a University of Bath sociologist, BBC New Generation Thinker, and expert on the globalization of sports gambling—especially its digital/tech-driven explosion, normalization among young people, and public health impacts (including in the UK and Sub-Saharan Africa). His book “Imitation Games: How Gambling Hijacked Sport” is a deep dive into these issues. It's a pioneering investigation into the tech-fuelled world of online gambling—its explosive growth, and the transformational impact it is having on sports, fandom, and society. Then, we'll meet musician John Fellner. Before stepping into the spotlight as an artist, Fellner built a strong reputation as a JUNO-nominated producer and songwriter. With more than 80 million streams tied to his production work, he's now building momentum as a solo artist as well with the release of the EP “Boundaries.”

A €10m pilot scrappage scheme to encourage motorists to buy an electric vehicle opened up for applications yesterday was fully subscribed within one hour.The scheme funds around 2,000 cars and works by making a €5,000 grant available to replace petrol and diesel cars that are 13 years old or older with EVs. That is in addition to the existing €3,500 SEAI grant.The scheme was introduced by Minister for Transport, Darragh O'Brien, who joins Ciara to discuss this and more.

This week in the beach shack Hoppo is joined be fellow lifeguard and ex-paramedic Quinn Darragh. They talk about Quinn's long term battle with liver disease after being diagnosed as a twelve year old resulting in him eventually needing a liver transplant. They discuss how Quinn has managed to triumph over adversity by maintaining a positive attitude and outlook on life as well as the amazing support network around him. For all things Life's a Beach, visit our site at https://www.lifesabeach.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifesabeachau/?hl=enSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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How did Lydia Darragh, a quiet Quaker mother, become one of the most successful Revolutionary War spies of the American Revolution? On December 4, 1777, a single act of courage helped warn George Washington of a looming British attack and altered the course of history. When British officers unknowingly revealed a secret military plan inside her own home, Lydia Darragh faced a choice that could cost her life, her family, and everything she held dear. In this episode of America's Founding Series on The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano explores the remarkable true story of Lydia Darragh, one of the most important civilian intelligence operatives of the American Revolution. As British forces occupied Philadelphia during the bitter winter of 1777, Lydia found herself at the center of one of the most dramatic intelligence operations of the Revolutionary War. This episode goes beyond a traditional spy story. It reveals how ordinary citizens took ownership of American independence and why courage, personal responsibility, and civic virtue remain essential to preserving liberty nearly 250 years later. Lydia's story serves as a powerful reminder that history often turns on the actions of individuals willing to do what is right when the stakes are highest.

Sports betting has become a normal part of being a fan. Gambling ads appear on jerseys, in broadcasts, on social media and throughout the games we love. Sociologist and author Darragh McGee explains the rise of online betting, the psychology behind modern gambling products and how sports fans are being targeted. We discuss the future of sports betting and how we can begin reclaiming fandom from online gambling sites.

The Junior Transport Minister claims he'll liaise with Transport Infrastructure Ireland with a view to reducing the speed limit on a dangerous section of a Clare national secondary road. Residents of Darragh recently met with Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Independent TD Seán Canney, to highlight their concerns around the speed limit, poor road surface and inadequate signage on their stretch of the N68. Over 1,100 locals signed a petition seeking upgrades at the location. Responding to Meelick Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe in the Oireachtas Transport Committee, Minister Canney says the residents have "straight forward requests".

Two young men from County Clare are preparing to take on an extraordinary challenge in support of a cause close to their hearts.   Colin McNamara and Darragh Higgins will set off on June 22nd on a 150-kilometre journey from Newmarket-on-Fergus to Westport, camping along the route before completing their challenge with a climb of Croagh Patrick.   Their goal is to raise vital funds and awareness for Bunratty Search & Rescue, the volunteer organisation that provides a crucial service to communities across the region, often helping people in their most difficult moments.    As they put the finishing touches to their preparations, Colin and Darragh joined Alan Morrissey to tell us more about the challenge and the cause they're supporting. Photo (c) Colin McNamara via GoFundMe

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Emergency services were once again called to the scene of a road traffic collision on the N68 at Darragh on Sunday afternoon, a stretch of road that local residents and public representatives have repeatedly highlighted as a safety concern.   While no serious injuries were reported, the latest incident has renewed calls for action, including a reduction in the speed limit and other safety measures.  Joining Alan Morrissey earlier to discuss the issue were Quilty Fianna Fáil Councillor Michael Shannon and Dermot Custy, Owner of Darragh Based Custy Construction LTD, who has been campaigning for improvements through the Darragh Road Safety Community Group.  Photo (c) Geograph.ie

The removal of the Dublin Airport passenger cap has been approved today, which will allow the Transport Minister Darragh O'Brien to change or scrap the controversial restriction over the number of passengers passing through the airport. The current cap limits the number of people who can travel through Dublin Airport to 32 million a year. It is expected to become law before summer recess in mid-July Minster for Climate, Environment and Energy and Transport, Darragh O'Brien joined Ciara and Shane in studio.

James, Darragh and Rocco are back for a summer catch-up - and despite "nothing happening," there's plenty to chew over. We kick off with the new Adidas 26/27 away kit (Rocco's not sold on the navy shorts), the historic trefoil logo and Leeds moving up Adidas' premium tier, before getting stuck into Paraag Marathe's annual address and what it tells us about how the 49ers are running the club. Then the big one: Ethan Ampadu's new four-year deal, no relegation clause, and why locking down the captain so early is the biggest statement Leeds could make this summer. The boys debate Farke's future, the transfer targets doing the rounds (Diomande, Harry Wilson and the never-ending goalkeeper search), who's likely to leave, and whether Gnonto could be another one that gets away. Plus: Rocco's off to Mexico for Uruguay v Spain at the World Cup, a genius (or daft?) idea for fixing extra time, why Karl Darlow might just be the answer in goal, and a lovely Rafinha tribute to Liam Cooper to finish. Sponsored by Bass & Bligh - https://bassandbligh.com - the finest purveyors of binoculars, spotting scopes and camera gear. Pop into 6 Beulah Street in Harrogate and make a day of it.

Labhraíonn Darragh Mac An Ghaill le Seán faoi Colún Games, a chluiche 'Na Gaill' agus cluichí ríomhaire a dhearadh.

The June 11, 2026 edition of Commodity Week, hosted by Todd Gleason, evaluated the contrasting environmental and structural shifts altering the global agricultural landscape. Ellen Dearden highlighted severe weather disparities across the US Midwest, where central Illinois recently faced excessive rain and wind damage, while portions of South Dakota and Nebraska continue to suffer from severe drought and expanding wildfires. Ted Seifried analyzed the subtle domestic demand adjustments and global production updates in the June USDA WASDE report, noting that while US ending stocks remained relatively flat, surprise production increases for corn crops in Brazil and Argentina present long-term competitive threats to US exports.The panelists further scrutinized fund flows and international demand dynamics, emphasizing that the recent market slide is heavily driven by index funds liquidating historic long positions as previous alternative energy and fertilizer supply narratives lose momentum. This speculative exit coincides with stagnant buying activity from China, which continues to meet its immediate processing needs through cheaper, high-volume South American soybean supplies rather than turning to the US. Consequently, Matt Darragh projected that the US may only realize about half of the USDA's targeted 25 million metric ton export volume to China for the 2026–2027 marketing year, reflecting the global pricing edge and storage advantages held by Brazil and Argentina. Additionally, the panel briefly addressed the risk of the New World screwworm, noting that its spread is primarily a hazard tied to livestock transportation patterns rather than simple fly migration.On the global front, Darragh shared insights from Kpler regarding the softening wheat and fertilizer sectors. Global wheat contracts continue to face downward pressure from high carryover stocks and intense export competition out of Russia, Ukraine, and Europe, though looming El Niño conditions could severely penalize Australian crop yields later in the season. Meanwhile, critical supply chain vulnerabilities persist in the fertilizer sector, where 37 vessels laden with roughly 2 million tons of fertilizer products remain bottlenecked in the Middle East Gulf near the Strait of Hormuz. While down from a peak of 50 vessels in May, these ongoing logistical constraints and export limits from major producers threaten to trigger a delayed, severe impact on global crop production extending into the 2027–2028 marketing year.Panelists- Matt Darragh, Kpler - Birmingham, UK- Ellen Dearden, AgReview - Morton, IL- Ted Seifried, Zaner Ag Hedge - Chicago, IL ★ Support this podcast ★

Felicia is joined by Darragh McGrath to discuss how John Carpenter explores the depths of evil in his film Prince of Darkness (1987). We chat about how the film functions as a mood piece and the influence of the Quatermass series on Carpenter's career. Send us your thoughts on the episode by sending us a message on any of our social platforms or by email: seeingfacesinmovies@gmail.com Find Darragh here: Letterboxd: @DarraghMcG IG: @Dreamworlds_films Listen to our previous episode here: Ace in the Hole (Billy Wilder 1951) Straight Time (Ulu Grosbard 1978) Minnie and Moskowitz (John Cassavetes 1971) The Tarnished Angels (Douglas Sirk 1957) The Prowler (D.O.P. Arthur C. Miller 1951) Sources: https://www.blackgate.com/2018/03/17/john-carpenter-prince-of-darkness-1988/ https://cinemafromthespectrum.com/2016/08/26/prince-of-darkness-review/ https://maddrey.blogspot.com/2018/02/john-carpenter-revisited-prince-of.html https://film-cred.com/john-carpenters-prince-of-darkness/ https://movingpicturesfilmclub.wordpress.com/2022/10/30/analysis-this-is-not-a-dream-finding-meaning-in-prince-of-darkness-1987/

Pat joins Hugh after interviewing Fianna Fáil's Darragh O'Brien about major issues related to his twin ministries, Transport and Climate, Energy and the Environment. They listen back to the interview and discuss what O'Brien had to say about a new scrappage scheme to encourage the purchase of EVs, Ireland's certain failure to hit its legally-binding emissions targets in 2030 and the financial cost to the state of that failure.They also discuss data centres and the future of Fianna Fail's leadership after a disappointing showing in the recent byelections.Would you like to receive daily insights into world events delivered to your inbox? Sign up for Denis Staunton's Global Briefing newsletter here: irishtimes.com/newsletters/global-briefing/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the end of the season and it wasn't to be for Bradford in the playoffs, Phil reflects on what could have been whereas Darragh has had his end of season meetings and is ready to go for 2026/27! Peterborough United owner Darragh MacAnthony and Bradford City fan Philip Ideson give us the 'Hard Truths' and take a weekly look inside the football industry.On this episode:- What's been happening with Posh since the end of the season?- Bradford are knocked out of the playoffs!- Darragh's thoughts on 'Spygate'- The new EFL wage structure explained- and much more!

James, Darragh and Rocco look back on Leeds United's first season back in the Premier League with the end of season awards. After finishing 14th on 47 points, eight clear of the drop, with an FA Cup semi-final run and a first league win at Old Trafford since 1981, Daniel Farke's side delivered a season nobody outside Elland Road saw coming. The lads hand out awards across eight categories - best match, team performance, individual performance, goal of the season, signing of the season, season low, surprise hero and player of the year - with plenty of disagreement along the way. Plus a tribute to Illan Meslier, shoutouts to the players who didn't make the shortlists, and a teaser of the summer transfer chat to come. Sponsored by Bass & Bligh - https://bassandbligh.com - use the pop-up for £10 off when you spend over £100, or visit 6 Beulah Street in Harrogate.

We discuss Elland Road for the final home game of the season, and what a way to sign off - a 95th-minute winner from Dominic Calvert-Lewin to beat Brighton 1-0 and extend Leeds United's unbeaten Premier League run to eight matches, the longest top-flight unbeaten streak since 2001. In this episode we unpack a remarkable afternoon at Elland Road: the carnival atmosphere, the defensive masterclass from Bijol, Rodon and Sebastiaan Bornauw, Karl Darlow's case for cult hero status, and Calvert-Lewin's instinctive pounce on Jan Paul van Hecke's error to ignite the stadium. Going into the final day, only five teams have lost fewer Premier League matches than Leeds this season - Arsenal, Man City, Man United, Bournemouth and Aston Villa. Eleven sides below us have lost more. Time to reframe what this season actually was. We get into Daniel Farke's extraordinary pre-match press conference where the German declared his "mission fulfilled" and "job done" - and why those headlines aren't what they look like. Plus the Wilfried Gnonto to Freiburg story, whether Leeds have actually let him down (spoiler: no), and Darragh floats a smart loan-without-obligation idea that could suit everybody. Joe Rodon, Ethan Ampadu and the players who've built this thing from the ground up. Brendan Aaronson's development. The Sean Longstaff debate that won't die. Dominic Calvert-Lewin's England chances heading into the World Cup. David O'Leary's frustrating Overlap interview. And the disgusting Luke Ayling incident at Southampton. Then we look ahead to the final day at the London Stadium where West Ham could already be relegated by the time Leeds kick off. Up the Whites.