Podcast appearances and mentions of Declan Ryan

Granta 170: Winners is out this week. In this episode, we speak to Declan Ryan about his essay on the British heavyweight boxing today, ‘The Hurt Business', which appears in the magazine's new sports issue. You can read the essay discussed in this episode here. Follow these links to subscribe to the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.Declan Ryan is the author of Crisis Actor, a poetry collection published with Faber in 2023. Josie Mitchell is senior editor at Granta. Leo Robson is a cultural journalist whose work has appeared in the London Review of Books, the New Yorker, and the New Left Review. 

The landscape for the hospitality industry has changed majorly.Restaurants seemingly close down each day, and yet some seem to thrive…So, what sets the successful apart from the rest, is it a Michelin star?To discuss, Andrea is joined by Declan Ryan, former owner of the Arbutus Lodge Hotel, Ireland's first Michelin Star, Dee Laffan, Food Writer and Host of the ‘Beár Bia' podcast, James Moore, Executive Chef and co-owner of D'Olier Street Restaurant and Shane Smith from ‘YesChef' Ireland.

Later today, Ireland might have its first ever three Michelin Star restaurant, with Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen rumoured to be in line for the accolade - 51 years after the country got its first ever star.That was awarded to the Arbutus Lodge Hotel in 1974.Declan Ryan is the former owner of the Arbutus Lodge Hotel, and he joins Seán to discuss.Image: Savills Ireland

Later today, Ireland might have its first ever three Michelin Star restaurant, with Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen rumoured to be in line for the accolade - 51 years after the country got its first ever star.That was awarded to the Arbutus Lodge Hotel in 1974.Declan Ryan is the former owner of the Arbutus Lodge Hotel, and he joins Seán to discuss.Image: Savills Ireland

Published to coincide with the poet's 85th birthday, Ash Keys (Jonathan Cape) presents a new selection of Longley's finest works. Born in Belfast in 1939, his verse inhabits the landscapes Ireland's west, at the same time occupying a space within a distinctly European tradition, ranging freely across the continent's histories, tragedies and triumphs. 'One of the most perfect poets alive,' writes Sebastian Barry. ‘There is something in his work both ancient and modern. I read him as I might check the sky for stars.'Michael Longley was joined for this reading and discussion by fellow poet Declan Ryan, whose most recent collection Crisis Actor is published by Faber.Get the book: https://lrb.me/ashkeyspodFind more events at the Bookshop: https://lrb.m/eventspod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 29ú lá de mí na Samhna, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 1971 tharla troid idir na póilíní agus oibrithe ECC sa Bhruiséil. Bhí siad ag labhairt faoina fadhbanna ECC iascach. I 1978 cáineadh Rialtas na hÉireann de bharr a dhearcadh cearta daonna. Níor shínigh Éire chúpla páirt den Dearbhú Uilechoiteann do na Cearta Daonna agus ní raibh Amnesty International sásta faoi sin. I 2008 bhí reilig nua á fhorbairt in Aonach Urmhumhan. Bhronnadh an cead pleanála ón gComhairle Contae chun reilig nua a fhorbairt. Chomh maith leis sin dúradh go mbeidh carrchlós ann. I 2010 ghlac siad le foireann bhainistíochta d'fhoireann Tiobraid Árann sinsearacha. Tháinig sé amach go mbeidh Declan Ryan mar bhainisteoir, Tommy Dunne mar chóitseálaí agus Michael Gleeson mar roghnóir. Sin Boney M le Mary's Boy Child – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 1978. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 2001 fuair giotáraí ó The Beatles George Harrison bás in LA. Fuair sé bás ó ailse scamhóg ag aois 58. I 2009 chuaigh albam Susan Boyle chuig uimhir a haon sna cairteacha. Dhíol sí níos mó ná 400,000 cóipeanna den albam I Dreamed A Dream. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh Howie Mandel I gCeanada I 1955 agus rugadh aisteoir Anna Faris I Meiriceá I 1976 agus seo chuid de na rudaí a rinne sí. Beidh mé ar ais libh an tseachtain seo chugainn le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo.

This year's Declan Ryan Memorial Tractor Run is coming up later this month. The annual fundraiser in aid of Milford Hospice will take place on Sunday week, the 17th of November in Quin. Warm soup and refreshments will be served in the Village Inn after the run, followed by music from Fionn Hayes and a big raffle. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by Proprietor of village Inn in Quin, Anne Porter and PRO for the tractor run Committee, Anne Leamhy. Photo (c): Clare FM

Declan Ryan on his father's construction job, tenderness between boxers, and the inevitable tragic end.

Founder and Managing Partner of Irelandia Aviation,which has built five low cost carriers to date: o Ryanair o Allegiant o Tigerair o Viva Aerobus in Mexico o Viva Air in Colombia and Peru • Co-Founder of Ryanair with Ryan family. • Former Executive Chairman of VivaAir. • Ex-CEO of Ryanair. Member of Board 1986-2004. • Past Board of VivaAerobus, Tiger and Allegiant. • Founder of One Foundation, a major Irish philanthropic organisation. • Invested and advised a series of technology led start up enterprises with a strong focus on travel and aviation. Declan left Clongowes in 1981. Content Warning - Please note that this episode is not suitable for listeners under the age of 18 and features inappropriate language --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/portraitsofclongowes/message

The Declan Ryan Memorial Tractor Run will take place this Sunday, the 5th of November leaving Quin at midday (12 noon) in order to raise funds for Milford Hospice. For more on this, on Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined in-studio by Anne Porter, proprietor of village Inn in Quin and Anne Leamy, PRO for the tractor run Committee.

Welcome back to The Vertical Space for a discussion with Declan Ryan, one of the co-founders of Ryanair and a serial builder of low-cost airlines. With commercial drone operations starting to gain momentum and the contours of future eVTOL operations becoming better understood, it is important to highlight the evolution of the low-cost airline business model and learn the lessons from this market. And we have just the right guest to take a deep dive into this fascinating topic.Dec takes us to the early days of Ryanair: how they viewed the market opportunity, how they chose to compete with legacy airlines, the strategic choices and early pivots, the mistakes along the way…and some very funny moments including negotiating an acquisition with British Airways. More broadly though, we discuss how low-cost airlines make money in a highly commoditized environment, the revenue opportunities, ways to remove cost from operations, and the role of technology in the relentless pursuit of operational excellence.Dec has been in the industry for a long time and what you'll hear from him is a sober, unfiltered view of the challenges and opportunities that the airline industry is facing, both today and in the near future. Throughout the conversation, we make references to AAM and ways in which the lessons learned in the low-cost airline business might inform eVTOL operations and drone operations at scale. There are many lessons that the AAM industry should embrace, mistakes it should not repeat, and Dec highlights those backing them up with personal experience starting, running, or being involved in a number of airlines around the world.We discuss many other topics such as decarbonizing aviation, supersonic air travel, how startups should pitch airline customers, advice to entrepreneurs, and much more. 

In this episode of The EY Podcast: CEO Outlook Series, Deirdre Mortell, CEO of Rethink Ireland, joins host Richard Curran to talk about her passion for social change, the power of people to make positive impact, her vision for a better Ireland, and how this role is helping her to achieve it.From an early age, Deirdre Mortell wanted to ‘change the world'. A very active participant in student politics, Mortell left UCC with a Masters in Women's Studies but with no clear sense of what came next and “sort of fell into the non-profit sector and particularly into fundraising”. Today, she leads one of Ireland's largest social innovation funds, with almost €100m raised and 400 innovations backed.Rethink Ireland was created by the Irish government following the last economic crash with the aim of restimulating philanthropy during the recession. Having built high-performance teams for non-profits such as Oxfam, Barnardos and Headstrong, and co-founding The One Foundation with Declan Ryan, Mortell was appointed CEO of Rethink in 2014. Her mission is not just to fund the organisations tackling Ireland's critical social issues, it's also to transform the entire culture of fundraising and philanthropy in Ireland.They also discuss:· The most common “demoralising” myths about the non-profit sector· The culture of philanthropy in Ireland (‘D' grade, must try harder) and how Rethink Ireland is helping to improve it· Mortell's experience in student politics and setting up the political party, The Women's Alliance· Creating The One Foundation with Declan Ryan and what they managed to achieve in 10 years.· Rethink Ireland's manifesto 2030 – a vision for the Ireland we want to live in

In Toy Fights poet Don Paterson recounts his childhood in working-class Dundee. This is a book about family, money and music but also about schizophrenia, hell, narcissists, debt and the working class, anger, swearing, drugs, books, football, love, origami, the peculiar insanity of Dundee, sugar, religious mania, the sexual excesses of the Scottish club band scene and, more generally, the lengths we go to not to be bored. ‘A tremendously engaging memoir' writes William Boyd, ‘seasoned with Don Paterson's customary wit, total recall and love of language. A classic of its kind.' Paterson talks about the book with poet Declan Ryan, whose whose debut collection, Crisis Actor, will be published by Faber in July. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's best efforts featuring Declan Ryan on the Latest Dillon Quirke Foundation fundraiser. We hear from Michael Ryan on the weekend's Munster hurling championship. Tom McGrath joins us to analyze the Tailteann Cup draw. We have rugby with Tony Lowry, ladies football with Tony Smith and junior football with Barry Ryan.

The Project Foundry, founded by Declan Ryan, helps business and technology leaders deliver business-driven technology change and realize value by bridging strategy and execution. He is also the CEO and today, he is our guest for this episode. Today, we are going to talk to him about the ways in which the company makes its clients' lives better. Was Declan surprised by how companies managed their strategies? Did he notice a recurring set of fears? What impact do certain issues have on government and business? Also, where does leadership in a company reside? How do businesses actually put their strategies into action?  In this episode, we will also learn how an individual can assist the leadership team of a company with the goals that they have set for themselves. Is it really as simple as outlining a route that can lead to success? Learn more as you listen to this episode. Important Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction00:14 - Introducing Declan Ryan 00:47 - Declan Ryan's story 02:55 - How does The Project Foundry improve client lives? 04:08 - How do certain issues affect business and government?05:34 - Helping business leaders with their strategy 10:55 - Where does the leadership in a company reside?14:17 - How do businesses execute their strategies?  Connect with Declan Ryan here Bonus Learn the keys to effective “digital transformation” by accessing a complimentary guidebook at corasystems.com/transformationguide

Over the last 30 years Declan Ryan has been involved with creating multiple low cost airlines around the world. From Ryanair to Viva Aerobus, Tiger Airways in Singapore, Allegiant Air in the US, his instinct and ability in both investment and business are beyond doubt. In the first episode of this new series looking into Ireland's impact on the world of aviation, comedian Jarlath Regan meets the quiet Tipperary man who prefers to stay in the background. In many ways he exemplifies the quiet dominance of the aviation industry by the Irish. It doesn't stop at CEOs of the major airlines across the world - it extends to central control of the industry, governing bodies, regulators, ground staff, manufacturing and the airports themselves. The Irish own respect in the business and across this series of podcast interviews, you will learn why.  To contact the show email irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com. Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.

A year into the Covid-19 era, the publisher Shearsman Books is putting out a new title, Poetry and Covid 19 – An Anthology of Contemporary International and Collaborative Poetry. It's edited by Anthony Caleshu and Rory Waterman, the idea being to pair 19 UK-based poets with poets from around the world to work on poems together. As the blurb puts it: ‘The poems herein are as personal as they are communal, and as local as they are international. Between them, the writers reside in all of the world's permanently populated continents, recognising that the pandemic has truly hit us everywhere.' We have not one but two podcasts based on the book coming up, this month's and we'll put out another next month. The contributors to this podcast are Rory Waterman, who'll chair proceedings, a poet from Nottingham who has three collections published by Carcanet. Linda Stern Zisquit is an American-born Israeli poet and translator. And finally Declan Ryan, who was born in County Mayo, and who has lived mainly in London. His first pamphlet was published in the Faber New Poets series.

With many Irish people abroad and at home at a complete loss as to what the future holds in terms of travel, Dec Ryan, co-founder of Ryanair and Chairman of Viva Air and VivaLatinAmerica, rejoins Jarlath for a follow-up interview after almost 2 years since his first appearance. In this episode they discuss the 'crazy' regulations the industry is witnessing. Regulations which Dec believes are killing both the aviation and tourism sectors. Jarlath asks the Irish aviation pioneer why he has said he would close down NPHET 'yesterday.'   Dec reassures the listeners of the safety of flying, addresses concerns over the COVID passport and why he feels social distancing is for wealthier countries. Finally they discuss his concerns over a Lambda variant and much more.   To hear every episode in full and to gain access to the entire back-catalogue of over 500 Irishman Abroad episodes that are not available on iTunes for just the price of a pint every month visit www.patreon.com/irishmanabroad   Supplementary research provided by John Meagher. The Irishman Abroad Liveline is now open. You can now get in touch with us and feature on our shows by sending your WhatsApp voice note to 0044 7543 122 330. Why not pose a running question to Irish Olympic Legend Sonia O'Sullivan or ask our America Correspondent Marion McKeone her thoughts on a current talking point Stateside? Of course, if you have an issue with traffic or elephants on the loose in your area, Jarlath can do his best to sort that out too. Our charity partner is jigsawonline.ie. In these tricky times, Jigsaw provides a range of resources, advice and care for your people to help them strengthen their mental health and the skills needed to navigate life. Please visit their website and consider making a donation. For updates on future episodes and live shows follow @jarlath on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or email the show directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com. Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.

We check in on the Unearthed High class of 2021 with very different but very great new acts. And meet Djanaba, the Wiradjuri and Bundjalung woman that's collaborated with Pnau's Nick Littlemore on this bad arse new track 'Big Titties'.

We check in on the Unearthed High class of 2021 with very different but very great new acts. And meet Djanaba, the Wiradjuri and Bundjalung woman that's collaborated with Pnau's Nick Littlemore on this bad arse new track 'Big Titties'.

Hello Folkers! Join us this week as we chat with Ben Troy. Ben has been part of the Irish country music scene since he was a young boy, firstly as part of the Wee Amigos and then a successful solo artist in his own right. Ben tells us of touring with Declan Ryan, recording an album in Nashville, singing in the Grand Ole Opry for George Jones' wife as well as his paranormal experience with Michael Jackson! This is surely not an episode to be missed! #BenTroy #FolkinAroundPodcastFollow Ben on his socials:https://twitter.com/bentroymusichttps://bentroymusic.com/https://www.facebook.com/bentroymusichttps://www.instagram.com/bentroymusichttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpS5ROY1yGIkdA49WoutAWAPodcast available in audio format on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Acast etc...Find links to follow Folkin Around Podcast, Copper Kelly and Jodie Lucas here:http://folkinaroundpodcast.com/links/

A year into the Covid-19 era, the publisher Shearsman Books is putting out a new title, Poetry and Covid 19 – An Anthology of Contemporary International and Collaborative Poetry. It's edited by Anthony Caleshu and Rory Waterman, the idea being to pair 19 UK-based poets with poets from around the world to work on poems together. As the blurb puts it: 'The poems herein are as personal as they are communal, and as local as they are international. Between them, the writers reside in all of the world’s permanently populated continents, recognising that the pandemic has truly hit us everywhere.' We have not one but two podcasts based on the book coming up, this month's and we'll put out another next month. The contributors to this podcast are Rory Waterman, who'll chair proceedings, a poet from Nottingham who has three collections published by Carcanet. Linda Stern Zisquit is an American-born Israeli poet and translator. And finally Declan Ryan, who was born in County Mayo, and who has lived mainly in London. His first pamphlet was published in the Faber New Poets series.

This week we are turning the tables with James being interviewed about his career by long-time friend, former guest and current founder and managing partner of Irelandia Aviation, Declan Ryan. James' career has seen many twists and turns, from training as a chartered accountant (failed!) to setting up and selling three local and international recruitment companies, to advising and providing solutions to C-suite business owners. His current venture, alongside his recruitment business Elevate in Dublin and Bermuda, is the very company that brought you The Career Scoop, Elevate Career Advice. James is putting his vast experience and knowledge of different industries to good use by advising people from all stages in their careers whether they are a graduate or a C-suite executive.

This week we are turning the tables with James being interviewed about his career by long-time friend, former guest and current founder and managing partner of Irelandia Aviation, Declan Ryan. James' career has seen many twists and turns, from training as a chartered accountant (failed!) to setting up and selling three local and international recruitment companies, to advising and providing solutions to C-suite business owners. His current venture, alongside his recruitment business Elevate in Dublin and Bermuda, is the very company that brought you The Career Scoop, Elevate Career Advice. James is putting his vast experience and knowledge of different industries to good use by advising people from all stages in their careers whether they are a graduate or a C-suite executive.

My guest on this podcast is the Colombian Ambassador to Ireland, Ms Patricia Cortes Ortiz We talk about a vast array of topics from the stereotypes of Colombia to how they are giving way to a better understanding of an incredible country with so much to offer from sustainable tourism to a rich diverse culture.  We also discuss some of the successful business and academic links that exist already between Ireland and Colombia and explore how others can follow in the footsteps of Declan Ryan of Viva Air and Dublin City University. Ms. Patricia Cortes Ortiz Bio:Ambassador of Diplomatic and Consular Career of Colombia. Over 25 years of background and experience in the international relations area in the bilateral, multilateral, and high-level management. At the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, she was General Director of America in the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs between October 2014 and July 2018, responsible for the bilateral relations of Colombia with 34 countries from the western hemisphere. Previously, she was Coordinator for United States and Canada, and the Summit of Americas between 2006 and 2009;she also served at the Sub direction of The United States and Canada desk between 1998 and 2000. Between 1995-1998 she was coordinator at the Direction of Human Resources. She was Minister Plenipotentiary and Minister Counsellor at the Embassy of Colombia in Washington D.C., between 2009 and 2014;First Secretary in the Embassy of Colombia in Venezuela between 2000 and 2006, and Viceconsul in Washington D.C. She has a master´s degree in Contemporary International Political and Economic Analysis from the Institute for Higher Studies of Development - Universidad Externado de Colombia, with a specialization in Negotiation and International Relations in the Universidad de los Andes and she is a qualified Nutritionist-Dietitian from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. From August 2018 to April 2019 she was Head of Mission of the First Resident Colombian Embassy in Ireland. On April 29, 2019, Ambassador Cortes Ortiz presented her credentials to the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, as Colombia´s first Resident Ambassador to Ireland.

The arrival of low-cost carrier Viva Colombia, now Viva Air, to South America has played a major role in changing the aviation sector in the region. In this episode, we speak to Rupert Stebbings, author of The Viva Effect, a new book detailing how the airline's original founders overcame many obstacles to finally get their project, um, off the ground (sorry!). Once in the air, we learn how it was far from an easy ride to keep Viva flying high but — the pandemic notwithstanding — the company now seems to be cruising, with the doyen of low-cost carriers, Ireland's Declan Ryan (see https://anchor.fm/brendan-corrigan/episodes/Declan-Ryan-Viva-Air-is-in-a-good-position--unlike-Avianca-ednc73), playing a major role in that. *Thanks to Viva Air, we have a free flight to give away. As you'll hear, the competition is open for 48 hours from the uploading of this episode and is available to Colombian-based listeners only. In a Facebook post, simply write your answer to the question Brendan asks in the podcast, tag @wrongwaycorriganblog and include a link to this podcast episode/YouTube video. A winner from all the correct answers will be picked at random when the competition closes. Good luck! **** Outro music: Master of the Feast by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1400019 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brendan-corrigan/message

This week's guest is Declan Ryan, current founder and managing partner of Irelandia Aviation. Declan's career journey has seen him become a large player in both the aviation and philanthropy industries. His positions include being the Co-Founder and former CEO of Ryanair, Chairman of Viva Air and VivaLatinAmerica and founder of the One Foundation. Both his business prowess for the aviation industry, which includes creating the affordable travel option for people, and his dedication to his philanthropy has made an impact on millions of people all around the world. James sits with Declan to discuss his career, what advice he would give and thoughts about what the Post COVID 19 future of the aviation industry and world will look like.

This week's guest is Declan Ryan, current founder and managing partner of Irelandia Aviation. Declan's career journey has seen him become a large player in both the aviation and philanthropy industries. His positions include being the Co-Founder and former CEO of Ryanair, Chairman of Viva Air and VivaLatinAmerica and founder of the One Foundation. Both his business prowess for the aviation industry, which includes creating the affordable travel option for people, and his dedication to his philanthropy has made an impact on millions of people all around the world. James sits with Declan to discuss his career, what advice he would give and thoughts about what the Post COVID 19 future of the aviation industry and world will look like.

Min Wild on recent attempts to get to grips with that most slippery of beasts, the history of the novel (expect a lively cast, including Frances Burney, Daniel Defoe, Laurence Sterne and Jane Porter); Declan Ryan on where writing overlaps with boxing and the story of the eighteenth-century boxer Daniel Mendoza, known as The Fighting Jew, who made of the sport an art form BooksWithout the Novel: Romance and the history of prose fiction by Scott BlackRevising the Eighteenth-Century Novel: Authorship from manuscript to print by Hilary HavensPublic Vows: Fictions of marriage in the English Enlightenment by Melissa J. GanzBorn Yesterday: Inexperience and the early realist novel by Stephanie Insley HershinowCaptain Singleton by Daniel Defoe, edited by Manushag PowellTristram Shandy by Laurence Sterne, edited by Judith HawleyThaddeus Of Warsaw by Jane Porter, edited by Thomas McLean and Ruth Knezevich See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Viva Air Executive Chairman, Declan Ryan, gives us his considered thoughts on what the aviation industry might look like post coronavirus. Considering the many problems at Avianca and the relatively healthy position of Viva Air, he tells us his airline could add to its route network in the region. *For our previous interview with Declan on our brother podcast, The Colombia Cast, check out Viva Air, ¿la revolución? On Avianca pre the coronavirus crisis, listen to our interview with its CEO, Anko van der Werff. **Music at the end of the podcast is Master of the Feast by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1400019 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brendan-corrigan/message

  Discussing the future of the aviation sector; Vincent is joined by Declan Ryan co-founder of Ryanair, now managing partner of Irelandia Aviation which is invested in low-cost carriers from Mexico to Malaysia, and Executive Chairman of Viva Air with significant operations in South America.  Assessing the impact on the US Economy is Alan Ahearne Director of the Whitaker Institute and Professor of Economics at NUI Galway. Alan also spent 7 years working in the Fed advising a number of its Chair’s including Ben Bernanke. And from Brazil we hear from Sam Cowie journalist in  São Paulo working with The Guardian, BBC and others. Taking Stock is brought to you in association with PwC Ireland.

The editors talk with Declan Ryan about his review in the January 2020 issue, “Letters Are Not Life,” on The Dolphin Letters, 1970–1979: Elizabeth Hardwick, Robert Lowell, and Their Circle.

This weekend all eyes were on the small ball with the Senior Hurling final between Carrick Hurling and Cluainín Iomaint of Manorhamilton on Saturday afternoon. Carrick Hurling secured their 33rd county senior title with a 1-20 to 0-21 win after extra time and Breifne Earley caught up with their coach Olcan Conway, captain Cathal McCrann, goalscorer Stephen Goldrick and man of the match James Glancy after their victory. Cluainín's Declan Ryan shared his disappointment after they probably edged the encounter but ending up on the losing side. Sean O'Heslins Ballinamore slipped up in their bid to secure a league final place when despite a number of scorable chances late in the game they were unable to close a single point gap to get the draw they needed to reach the final. Mohill, their opponents yesterday will now face St. Mary's Kiltoghert in the league final next Saturday afternoon in Avantcard Pairc Sean MacDiarmada. Breifne spoke to Shane Quinn & Liam Keenan from Mohill as well as Keelan McHugh of Sean O'Heslins after the game. Niall Morahan and Sligo Rovers were on the losing side of a 2-1 scoreline against high flying Derry City in the Showgrounds on Saturday evening for the last home fixture of this season. Rovers took the lead early in the encounter but were unable to hold on to their lead and eventually lost out by the odd goal in three. Both Glencar / Manor and Carrick Town recorded 4-3 victories in the Sligo / Leitrim & District League over the weekend while local referee Emma Cleary has been selected to act as 4th official for the Women's Senior FAI Cup Final in which Dearbhaile Beirne will feature for Peamount United. In what was a disappointing weekend for Rugby, Matthew Earley was unable to prevent his Sligo Rugby side slipping to a 20-15 defeat to Wanderers in Dublin on Saturday in Division 2B of the All Ireland League.

As one of the founders of Ryanair and multiple airlines across the globe, Declan Ryan is one of the most influential people in the aviation industry. Not one for the limelight, Declan gave Jarlath a rare interview this week to discuss his life, career and why Irish people tend to dominate the business of flying.    Declan explains why he never wanted Ryanair to be called 'Ryanair' (5:00), the dirty tricks of Aer Lingus who ran out of money trying to 'kill' them (36:00) while also telling some toe-curling stories about the challenges of recruitment (Patreon Full Length Version Only).   From why he thinks it was a huge mistake to not sell Ryanair to Aer Lingus (46:00), to why the Irish soar to new heights in aviation (25:00), his hilarious recollection of the dreaded weekly meetings with Michael O'Leary and his father (17:00) and much more, this is a one off conversation with a true great of Irish business.   To access the full back catalogue of 213 Irishman Abroad episodes visit patreon.com/irishmanabroad.You can also gain access to the entire Irishman Abroad archive of episodes through our iPhone and Android Apps. Download the Irishman Abroad Android or iPhone apps for free using the links below.itunes.apple.com/ie/app/an-irishm…d1101165812?mt=8play.google.com/store/apps/detail…anabroad&hl=en_IEAn Irishman Abroad is brought to you by Currency Fair. Currency Fair is the official partner of the podcast. To get great exchange rates and to avoid ridiculous bank and broker charges when transferring money to anywhere in the world go to currencyfair.com.For updates on future episodes and live shows follow @jarlath on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or email the show directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com.Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.    

La llegada de Viva Colombia, ahora Viva Air, cambió el panorama del sector de la aviación en esta región.Así como su empresa hermana Ryanair hizo en Europa, Viva Air usa el modelo de bajo costo que ha resultado en tarifas aéreas más alcanzables para todo el mundo.También como Ryanair, la aerolínea atrae mucha atención negativa debido a sus políticas, pero igualmente, tiene muchos defensores.En una entrevista exclusiva, el Presidente Ejecutivo de Viva Air, Declan Ryan, defiende el modelo comercial que usa, nos cuenta de los planes futuros de la empresa y ¡por qué está pensando regalar una torta a Avianca para celebrar su centenario en diciembre de este año! ******The arrival of Viva Colombia, now Viva Air, changed the aviation landscape in the region.Like its sister company Ryanair did for Europe, Viva Air has helped to make flying more affordable for the masses.Also like Ryanair, it tends to be both loved and loathed in equal measure.In a rare media interview, Viva Air's Executive Chairman Declan Ryan defends the low-cost-carrier model, tells us about the company's plans for the future and why he might buy Avianca a cake for its 100th anniversary later this year!

One Lark, One Horse is Michael Hofmann’s first new collection of poetry for almost two decades, and more than justifies the wait; Stephen Romer writes that Hofmann has given us ‘a handle on our own helplessness, our fecklessness and unease’, and George Szirtes more succinctly has described his writing as ‘a poetry of nerves’. He read from the new collection, and talked about it with Declan Ryan, whose pamphlet in the Faber New Poets series was published in 2014. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg chats with Deirdre Mortell, the CEO of The Social Innovation Fund. When her dad told her she was like someone with a permanent itch in her ass he was right..she never stays still!! Being "different" has her always challenging, changing what she can. A colourful career with senior roles with Oxfam, Barnardos, the 10 year One Foundation project with Declan Ryan and now the Social Innovation Fund. She is also the founding board member of Women for Election. Enjoy the show!

Recorded live at Routes Americas 2018, Declan Ryan opens up about his career in aviation and his hopes for Viva Air.

The off season is already a month or so old so time for us to check in and see how everything is going.Anthony covers the bigger player movements as well as goes through some of the results of BOTW's fan survey on the EPL.With the news that the EPL import limit has been raised, we speak to former Telford, Manchester and GB junior international netminder, Declan Ryan who was very vocal about the decision.The BOTW Podcast; the news, action and views from the EPIHL and all levels above, below and in between.

Zaffar Kunial won a Northern Writers’ Awards in 2013 and was subsequently selected to be part of the Faber New Poets 2013-14 scheme, alongside Rachael Allen, Will Burns and Declan Ryan. Backed by an innovative publishing programme and funded by Arts Council England, Faber New Poets aims to identify and support emerging talents at an early stage in their careers. To celebrate the publication of their poetry pamphlets, the four poets read together at Durham Book Festival 2014 at an event presented in association with the Centre for Poetry and Poetics, Durham University.

After a dramatic finish to a fairly error strewn game, Connacht toppled Edinburgh in round 2 of the Guinness Pro 12 at Murrayfield by 14-13 to make it two wins from two this season. This eppisode of Craggy Island Rugby was recorded from the Dail Bar in Galway city on Friday evening where the Connacht Clan had gathered to watch the game. Joining host Rob Murphy are local rugby journalist David Finn from Sports Radar, Declan Ryan from the Connacht Clan and Shane Sheridan from the Connacht Clan. The crew reflect on a scrappy game, marvel at the late try and stern defence, discuss Connacht's very savy media prescense this season and look ahead to next weekend's big clash with Leinster as Pat Lam's side look for three in a row. There's also the pod's first ever heckler right at th end of this week's show. * We hope to have the podcast also available on itunes sometime next week, we're working hard at the process of getting it accepted at the moment. The new intro music this week comes from the Walls and is calleding Passing Through.

Declan is an athlete who runs with Leber Congenital Amaurosis. He is a member of the NY and NJ Achilles International chapters, and you'll be amazed to learn not only how he started running, but in fact WHY he runs. He recently ran his dream race and will no doubt continue to run many more dream races in the years to come. Growing up as a teenager in the NYC school system he faced several challenges as a person with a vision impairment. Because of the bureaucracy Declan was forced to sue then Mayor Mike Bloomberg and the school's chancellor just to get access to one of their facilities. This podcast was recorded in the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic. We learn how has the lock down affected his ability to train for upcoming races, and how it has affected runners in NY. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/irunbecause/support