Podcasts about dearbhla

Welcome to idkpolitics, with surprise host Dearbhla. Where she discussed the March 8th Referendum, the Alabama SC ruling, the new Digital Services Act and much more! Follow the Instagram for more info @idkpoliticsucc Thanks, Caitlin :)

Co Ordinator's  of  Transition year in Scariff Community College &  Co Ordinator of  Transition year in St. Josephs Sec School Tulla. Meeting took place in St Joseph's. We were joined by two TY students Conall & Zuzsie. Originally broadcast on Saturday 17th February 2024  as part of Saturday Chronicle.  Hosted by  Geraldine Colleran and Marianne Purcell.  Saturday Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design   http://dergkitchendesign.ie

In this episode, Chris Ashmore talks with Sean Quinn, Head of Sales at Highland Radio, about the recent, hugely successful, Highland Radio Hospitality Awards night that was held in Jackson’s Hotel, Ballybofey. He also has an in-depth interview with Dearbhla Kelly, Enterprise Engagement Officer with the Donegal Education and Training Board. She outlines the large … Business Matters, Ep 182 – Highland Radio Hospitality Awards, and Dearbhla Kelly, Enterprise Engagement Officer Read More » The post Business Matters, Ep 182 – Highland Radio Hospitality Awards, and Dearbhla Kelly, Enterprise Engagement Officer appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Lottie spoke to Dearbhla O'Brien, CEO of Drinkaware, about Dry January and a healthier attitude to drink!

Lottie spoke to Dearbhla O'Brien, CEO of Drinkaware, about Dry January and a healthier attitude to drink!

Dearbhla Ní Mhaolagáin, ó Oispís na hÉireann. ag labhairt faoion líne cabharach atá acu do dhaoine ata faoi bhrón i gcaithjeamh na Nollag.

Tá cainteanna aeráide ag COP28 faoi smacht ag an Araib Shádach agus a gcuid comhghuaillithe. Sin a dúirt iar-Uachtarán na hÉireann agus ceannasaí na seanóirí Máire Mhic Róibín inné.

Comhdháil aeráide Cop28 agus ráiteas a rinne Uachtarán na Comhdhála Sultan Al Jaber.

Dearbhla Toal, or Belle Azzure, joins me to talk about all the challenges of motherhood, and how she's passionate about keeping things real when it comes to her own experience of being a parent. Expecting her second baby, Dearbhla is a parent to a toddler. She's also a personal trainer, a Google marketer and an online influencer – you can imagine my first question was HOW?Dearbhla says it's not easy and she wants to show on social media that perception is often not reality. We talk about her struggle with chronic sickness during pregnancy, how it impacts her Crohn's disease and how fitness and health is so important to her. We also talk about online comparison among mothers and how to avoid it.I hope you enjoy my chat with the lovely Dearbhla, and you take some comfort knowing that what you see online is – a lot of the time – not truly representative of real life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of Louise's best friends and fellow expectant mother, Dearbhla Toal aka Belle_Azzure came in to reminisce about the early days of their friendship, share the truth about her difficult first trimester and offer Louise some advice from someone who has been through it before. Dearbhla's first child was born during the pandemic and she now has a toddler to manage as well so there have been a few new experiences for her this time around too!

Fellow expectant mother, Dearbhla Toal aka Belle_Azzure joined Louise for a chat about everything from her competitive streak to being selfish and her dream day in this bonus episode of Open Book. The two best friends also came up with some plans for their maternity leave. And Louise gave an update on her week, including a day at Bloom and a trip to Nice.

What a week for the Mescal family! Kildare man, Paul Mescal, the star of Normal People, was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Aftersun. His very excited Mam, Dearbhla, joined Ian on the line this morning to tell him about the hooley that they had to celebrate.

This week sees a full crew return to the podcast, with the queen of the recap back at the healm. We get stuck into all the latest from Carrigstown, where Gareth and Dearbhla continue their disgusting romance, Mel, Mondo and Ciara get stuck up in some nonsensical love triangle. And we have the beginning of the career of one of Ireland's most successful business women, Zoe. As always, we hope you enjoy.The Fair City Podcast Team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://forthenovellovers.wordpress.com/2022/10/02/human-remains-the-complete-series-by-dearbhla-kelly-peter-milligan-sally-cantirino/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Fair City Podcast Team discuss Damiens short fall down a hole, his remarkable recovery from a broken leg, and Conn Raffertys "shocking" rescue attempt. We also get stuck into the Dearbhla drugged storyline, and the whodunnit of it all. And of course, we discuss the boring life of Doug and Erica and the unfortunately nicknamed "Nono"Enjoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cheol Dearbhla agus Ornáit - Bríd Óg Ní Mháille, cuireann siad uilig síos ar an chúrsa agus ar na cúrsaí atá a dhéanamh acu i gColáiste Mhuire i mBéal Feirste. Cúpla Ríl ag deireadh.

On this episode, Matt is joined by Award Winning film and television director Dearbhla Walsh as she discusses her work on the new Apple TV series 'Bad Sisters' and other shows such as 'Fargo', 'The Tudors' and 'Little Dorrit'

This week on the podcast we discuss Fair City's new power couple, James Rafferty and Cian Howley.And also, will Dearbhla get it on with John or will her conscience get te better of her. Enjoy,The Fair City Podcast Team. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode of the High on Life podcast, I'm speaking with our client Dearbhla who recently completed our Recover Strong treatment program for Binge Eating Disorder.Like so many women, Dearbhla didn't even know she had an eating disorder before coming to us. She just wanted to lose weight.She knew she struggled with bingeing every evening, but she thought it was just her fault. That she had a willpower issue or character flaw.When we diagnosed her with Binge Eating Disorder, everything finally made sense and she was able to get the real help she needed. Instead of searching for diet after diet, which only resulted in more restriction and more bingeing, she was able to find freedom around food (even her "fear food" - chips!), learn to accept her body instead of hate it, and feel confident that she knows how to prevent and if necessary, recover, from binges.I so appreciate Dearbhla having the courage to share with us because Binge Eating Disorder is highly stigmatized and under-recognized as a real medical diagnosis.If you listen and this podcast resonates with you, or if you have a diagnosis of Binge Eating Disorder but haven't been able to get the help you need, then Recover Strong is for you. Recover Strong is a coaching program available to clients across Canada. Join our waitlist at www.highmetabolicclinic.com/bed. We look forward to seeing you Recover Strong.

Episode 7 features Pauric Kavanagh, Operations Director with KORE Insulation, and Dearbhla Stapleton from SEAI's Business and Industry team. This October, KORE Insulation won the award for ‘Small and Medium Business Exemplary Energy Management' at the SEAI Energy Awards. Pauric tells Louise what winning the award has meant for the company and Dearbhla outlines what made it a winning entry. We also hear about the supports SEAI offer to SMEs beginning their energy efficiency journeys.   Learn more about how SEAI's support and education resources for businesses: https://www.seai.ie/business-and-public-sector/small-and-medium-business/ 

This week on Creannotators, I talk with the I Walk With Monsters creative team about one of our favorite comics of 2021! We talk monster design, writing deeply personal horror metaphors, Sally & Dearbhla’s upcoming horror work with Peter Milligan, and much more! On Comic Book Herald’s ‘Creannotators' I’ll be interviewing some of my favorite creators in […] The post Creannotators #53: “I Walk With Monsters” w/ Paul Cornell, Sally Cantirino, & Dearbhla Kelly appeared first on Comic Book Herald.

In this week's episode we're joined by Dearbhla Rooney. Dearbhla is a youth Olympic Bronze medalist and European Youth silver medalist in boxing, as well as a fantastic Gaelic Footballer. We chat to her about how she approaches the big occasions, what she has learnt from individual & team sports and the importance of stamina for fighting. Please like, share and review. You can tag us at @james_fit_mcdowell and @siseire

On this week's roundup of Vaccine watch: Dr. Beth Brint gives us the latest update on the AstraZeneca Vaccine Dearbhla speaks to Niall about the vaccine rollout and #Vaccines4Vulnerable See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's roundup of Vaccine watch: Dr. Beth Brint gives us the latest update on the AstraZeneca Vaccine Dearbhla speaks to Niall about the vaccine rollout and #Vaccines4VulnerableSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In advance of this year's IFI Careers events, the IFI Podcast looks back to 2019 and 2020 for two panel discussions with well-known figures in the Irish screen industries. Lenny Abrahamson and Ed Guiney discuss their journey from the Trinity Video Society to Oscar-nominated filmmakers, while Emmy Award-winning director Dearbhla Walsh, producer Rebecca O'Flanagan, and actress-writer-producer Amy Huberman discuss the most important elements in making it in film and TV.

Another hectic weekend with all clubs across the county playing the fourth weekend of the championship calendars at all levels of Gaelic Football. It’s wins all around in soccer (2:38) this weekend with Niall Morahan of Sligo Rovers and Dearbhaile Beirne and her Peamount United teammates all securing wins at national league levels on Saturday evening. Aaron Hickey converted a late penalty to secure a 5-4 victory for his Manor Rangers team over Merville United in Sligo on Sunday. We run through the results in the Connacht Gold Senior Football Championship (4:03), Smith Monumentals Intermediate Football Championship (6:23) & Vistamed Junior B & C Championships (7:07). We also run through the Ladies Football results at Senior (10:43), Intermediate (12:30) and Junior (13:08) grades. We hear from some of the participants of the Senior Championship games with a chat with James Phelan (26:57),manager of Melvin Gaels, spoke to Breifne on Sunday evening, the day after their table topping victory over county champions, Glencar Manorhamilton. Dom Corrigan (16:14), Wayne McKeon (21:15), Ballinamore Sean O’Heslins manager & captain and Daire Farrell (24:03) of St. Mary’s give their assessment of the senior clash between the sides on Saturday evening. We also spoke to David Bruen (34:56) of Leitrim Gaels and Nigel Maguire (39:15) of Drumreilly after an entertaining championship game in Leitrim Village on Saturday evening. On the ladies side of the game we caught up with Dearbhla Rooney (41:30) of Glencar / Manor after their reversal at the hands of Ballinamore Sean O’Heslins on Sunday morning. Friday evening saw Kiltubrid emerge with the win against St. Francis to put them in pole position to win the battle for the final Semi final spot. Caoimhe McGarry (44:12) and Emma Guckian (46:04) joined us after the game. Breifne also caught up with Leitrim Ladies manager Hugh Donnelly (48:00) who brought us up to date with the impact of the Covid lockdown on his sides plans and preparations. Former county star Fintan McBrien (52:54) of Aughavas shares the importance of Junior football in terms of both developing young players, giving old timers like himself a run out and the social aspect of keeping players involved in the club. On the ladies side at junior level we spoke to Elizabeth Honeyman (57:44) of Fenagh and Aisling Faulkner (59:42) of Glencar / Manor after the northerners edge their junior ladies clash by a single point.

On Tuesday 23rd June 2020, WFT Vice-Chair Vanessa Gildea was in conversation with award-winning director Dearbhla Walsh about her directing career to date. The pair of filmmakers spoke about filming techniques, working in the industry and personal experiences - as well as taking questions from our WFT members and supporters. About Dearbhla Walsh: Dearbhla Walsh is from Tubbercurry, Co. Sligo. She is an award-winning director who has worked on drama series including most recently Tales from the Loop, The Handmaid's Tale, EastEnders, Shameless, Penny Dreadful, The Tudors and much to her nephew's delight the Netflix Marvel series The Punisher. She won the 2009 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries, Movie or Dramatic Special for Little Dorrit. She directed Roald Dahl's Esio Trot, starring Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench, a television film adaptation of Roald Dahl's novel of the same name. She has also directed several art/dance films, funded by the Arts Council, in collaboration with Fearghus Ó Conchúir including Match and I'm Roger Casement. Walsh has been nominated for the Irish Film and Television Awards eight times and won twice for directing in 2011 and 2018 respectively. This event was supported by the BAI. https://wft.ie/

In this week's edition of Business Matters, Ciaran O'Donnell talks to Dearbhla Kelly, Enterprise Engagement Officer with Donegal ETB about education and training supports for local businesses, including Skills to Advance. He also speaks to Marjorie McDaid of MDM Embroidery in Clonmany who was the driving force behind the Inishowen Mask Makers during lockdown.

Conas a d'éirigh lenár daoine óga i rith na dianghlásala? Seo Dearbhla ó gCondae Lú. How did our young people get on during the lockdown? This is Dearbhla from Louth.

Motivated by an unquestionable belief that food is medicine and that what we eat can promote great healing or cause great harm, in The Cultured Club fermentation advocate Dearbhla Reynolds shows how to turn simple ingredients into superfoods using one of the world's oldest methods of food preservation.—Recorded live at the global event in Cardigan, west Wales in 2018.Watch Dearbhla's full talk here: www.thedolectures.com/talks/dearbhla-reynolds-go-with-your-gut

Love and Courage podcast with Ruairí McKiernan. Originally from County Cork, Dearbhla Glynn is a multi-award winning documentary filmmaker, photo-journalist, artist, writer and yoga teacher. Her films explore themes of culture, human rights and conflict and have seen her travel to conflict zones around the world including Palestine, DR Congo, Iraq, and Haiti and she has also made films based around the Burning Man festival in Nevada and the Festival in the Desert in Malai. In recent times she has been focusing more on her work as an advanced yoga teacher although at the time of recording this podcast she wasn’t long home from a trip to the Greek island of Lesbos, where people from Afghanistan, Syria and elsewhere remain stranded in search of sanctuary. Our conversation explores Dearbhla’s fascinating life journey and I found it really insightful and inspiring to hear how she first found her path and has stayed true to it since. I do want to mention that part of Dearbhla’s work has involved looking at the theme of trauma and in the part of our conversation about Eastern Congo she talks about the devastating reality surrounding sexual violence there. Overall Dearbhla’s story is one of shining a light on the darkness and it’s one I hope many people get to hear.

On tonight's Mystery Train Sunday Service, John is joined by Emmy award-winning Irish director Dearbhla Walsh. Dearbhla's many credits include episodes of Fargo and The Handmaid’s Tale, and music choices include Nana Mouskouri, Thomas Newman and Hozier.

This week we have a real mixed bag on the Sports Round Up. Aughawillan and St. Josephs are battling on the Connacht club front while Niall Morahan puts in a man of the match performance for Sligo Rovers, Fenagh secure their senior status and Matthew Earley & Sligo RFC's All Ireland League season starts with defeat in Galway. Eimhin Quinn and Anthony O'Donnell join Breifne to share the heartbreak of the Aughawillan girls 4 point defeat to MacHale Rovers of Mayo in their Junior Semi Final while St. Joseph's secured their passage to a final with a victory over Roscommon opposition in the shape of neighbours Kilglass. Breifne is speaking to Donal Wrynn of Fenagh after his team ensured they will be in the Senior Championship draw next season with a straight forward victory over Gortletteragh yesterday afternoon. We also hear from the secretary of Gortletteragh, Darren Mulvey, about what's going on in their club after a disappointing season and what the future holds for the now relegated side. Niall Morahan drops in to chat about his man of the match performance for Sligo Rovers against Shamrock Rovers on Saturday night when Ireland manager Mick McCarthy was in the stadium to watch his direct opponent Jack Byrne. Finally we get a chance to speak to Dearbhla Rooney of Sean McDermott's Boxing Club about what her life has been like since winning a bronze medal at the Youth Olympics in Argentina last year.

This week on The One Fab Day Wedding Podcast, we're talking about bridesmaids, specifically, what makes one great! We've got a whole post about this on the site, in which we lay down 17 rules for being a phenomenal right-hand gal to your bride, but we wanted to take a slightly different approach with this episode. That's why we asked excited bride-to-be Dearbhla Toal of Belle Azzure, and her bridesmaid Louise Cooney to join us for a chat about what the role of maid of honour means to them. These girls clearly have a very deep-rooted friendship, so this episode is such a fun, feelgood listen. Plus, the girls gave us some hugely creative ideas for popping the question to your bridal party!Episode Breakdown: Episode 10 - How to Be the Best Bridesmaid Ever with Louise Cooney and Dearbhla ToalWedding tip: Celina raves about the benefits of creating a unifying moment in your wedding day, be it a ring warming during the ceremony, a call-and-response speech during the reception, or something completely unique. We also talk about a detail at a recent wedding that had us both welling up!Main topic: This episode is a real celebration of female friendship, as we're joined by Dearbhla Toal and Louise Cooney to talk about all things bridesmaids. Together, we'll answer such crucial questions as, "What are the most important bridesmaid duties?" and "What's the best way to pop the question?"Wedding dilemma: A listener writes, “I'm recently engaged and planning a wedding for March 2020. I suffer from alopecia areata, which means I have bald patches all over my head, primarily to the back. I have no idea what I will do with my hair on the day of the wedding, that will depend on how much of my hair grows back between now and then! I've been doing a bit of research and haven't gotten anywhere about hairstyle ideas for brides with alopecia. Is there any info you can give me?” Our advice this week includes a shoutout for Pelo Hairdressing in Kildare.Something to do when you're not planning your wedding: This week, we're giving you a peek inside the inner workings of the One Fab Day office to talk about our latest and most exciting extra-curricular activity, Crisp Club! For updates, keep your eyes peeled on our Instagram page.Thanks for Listening! Got something to add to the conversation? Shoot us a mail at hello@onefabday.com. We want the One Fab Day Wedding Podcast to make wedding planning easier and more enjoyable for you, our beloved listener, so if there's something you'd love to hear discussed on the show, or a question you'd like answered, please do drop us a line.If you loved the episode, don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes. You should also make sure you're subscribed to the podcast - that way you'll receive notifications every time a new episode is released! Oh, and if you know anyone who's engaged and planning a wedding, or a bridesmaid, groomsman, parent or wedding guest who needs a dilemma solved, be sure to tell them about the podcast and share a link.Produced by UrbanMediaMusic by Kevin Macleod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dearbhla Trainor truly has a well-rounded perspective of all aspects of the music industry. As a singer-songwriter, having worked at a major record label and a booking agency, Dearbhla (pronounced as Dervla) has collected a lot of invaluable knowledge and contacts over the recent years. And now, she shares the knowledge in her bi-weekly podcast, called The One Sheet. The show features one-on-one conversations with some of the biggest names in the business, and covers fields like booking, A&R, social media, or even music mastering. Today, Dearbhla takes a role of an interviewee as a guest of the WeSpin Recipes podcast. Listen to this episode to hear specific tips on networking and reaching out to labels and press, to learn about the art of accepting failure as a learning opportunity, to run a simple exercise which will help you understand how you (as a brand and a person) is perceived by others, and much more. Go to http://wespin.co/wsr71/ for the show notes and http://getacard.wespin.co/ to learn how to support the podcast and get a free WeSpin postcard.

It’s graduation season and a time to celebrate the great accomplishments of our graduating high school students. It’s also a time for those students to make some big decisions about their future. Should they continue their education? Enter the workforce? Take a gap year? Or perhaps sign-up for service? “What to do next” is  a big question and one that can causes teenagers and parents a lot of stress. It’s also choice on many people’s minds as graduation season nears. This week on Find Your Dream Job podcast, we talk about how to help teens choose what to do after high school so that they build a solid foundation for their career. Our guest is Dearbhla Kelly, author of Career Coach, a book to help parents and teens with career planning for young people. In this 31-minute episode you will learn: How influential parents are on career choice for teens Why parents need to guide (not lead) teens when it comes to career management skills How open ended questions can help teens make good career choices The importance of informational interviews, job shadowing, volunteering, and career day opportunities This week’s guest: Dearbhla Kelly (Twitter | LinkedIn)Career CoachAuthor, Career CoachDublin, Ireland Listener question of the week: “How do you stay challenged in your job while helping others?” - Cheryl Curry Don’t forget to leave your question (or comment) on Mac’s List Facebook page!  If you have a question you’d like us to answer on a future episode, please contact Jenna Forstrom, Mac’s List Community Manager at jenna@macslist.org. Resources from this week’s show: Career Coach The Weekend Resume Makeover online course Good.co Mobile App  SkillShare Luminosity Strength Finders 2.0 DearbhlaKelly.com Land Your Dream Job in Portland (and Beyond) - On sale through June 15! If you have a job-hunting or career development resource you’d like to share, please contact Ben Forstag, Mac’s List Managing Director at ben@macslist.org. — Thank you for listening to Find Your Dream Job. If you like this show, please help us by rating and reviewing our podcast on iTunes. We appreciate your support! Opening and closing music for Find Your Dream Job provided by Freddy Trujillo, www.freddytrujillo.com.

Theatre-maker Mikel Murfi & Film Director Dearbhla Walsh trade Sligo stories, honour small town characters & celebrate The Man in the Woman's Shoes now playing on the Peacock Stage. Sound Operator: Derek Conaghy