Podcast appearances and mentions of donal byrne

The Big News Coming Soon Live Show at The Diamond Coast Hotel, Co.Sligo. Hosted by Alan Clarke & Kieran O'Malley. Special guests, Stephen Cowboy Kelly, Rachel Gorry & Donal Byrne. *CONTAINS BAD LANGUAGE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A catch up with the biggest influencer in Aghamore, Mr Donal Byrne. An update on the robbery of the pub, the press launch of The Galway Races and a brief look at the construction industry half way into 2024.News clip: RTE NEWS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mr. BRB, Donal Byrne is in studio with me this week and this went from 0-100 real quick. Donal is a very successful business man with brilliant stories of how he made it. From making a citizens arrest at gun point, being contracted for the London Olympics, proving the government, media, justice system and the public wrong and a nice cup of tea with the bishop, this is definitely not one to miss...

Alan was invited to check out the brand new SUN PRINCESS from Princess Cruises. During our 5 day trip we explored Turkey, Crete, Italy and a day at sea on this next generation, state of the art ship. Alan's plus one Donal Byrne took full advantage of the "all inclusive" package. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I catch up with Donal Byrne, MD of BRB Homes. Sitting in Eileen's Bar of Aghamore, Donal talks about all the positive things that have happened since teaming up with The Big News Coming Soon Podcast, big plans for his company and some of the most commonly asked questions at the end of the podcast. *BRB Homes are the current sponsor of The Big News Coming Soon Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Donal Byrne is the MD of Byrne Rapid Build (BRB HOMES). In December 2020 he was arrested for alleged breach of rules when he opened his rural pub called "Eileen's Bar" and began to test the locals with antigen tests before entering the premises. Donal was calling it "the safest way to enjoy a pint in Ireland" during the pandemic. The case went to court in November 2022 and Donal is speaking publicly for the first time since the court case. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 8: The Easter edition. In this latest episode we meet "Team Hill", Allan, Angela, Joe and Emma who will be enlightening us all on their family experiences within powerchair football. Be prepared for a show stopper of a revelation from one of "Team Hill", you will struggle to look at them in the same spotlight again.Lee Rowley provides our "Bit in the middle" with a couple of new compositions reflecting the season and hopes of a return to some form of new normal.My final guest is a gent I have spent a lot of time on Zoom with recently Donal Byrne from EPFA. Donal talks with great passion about the powerchair game across Europe, his hopes for a return to football and plans for the year ahead across Europe

Donal Byrne reports on the 100th anniversary of the worst defeat for the IRA during the War of Independence, at Clonmult, near Midleton in East Cork.

"For Josie, my mother", a poem by John O'Donoghue, read by RTÉ's Donal Byrne.

"For Josie, my mother", a poem by John O'Donoghue, read by RTÉ's Donal Byrne.

Donal Byrne reports on the burning of Cork City 100 hundred years ago

Donal Byrne, Owner of Eileen's Bar in Aghamore, Co. Mayo, Yvonne Williams, GP

The owner of a bar in the west of Ireland insists he will open without serving food because all his customers will have rapid COVID-19 tests. Donal Byrne, who owns Eileen's Bar in Aghamore in Co Mayo, has decided to introduce mandatory antigen testing before someone can enter the bar. Andrea chats to Donal & hears from listeners Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.      

Thinking of buying a new car in 2018? Is diesel dead? Driverless cars and other new Minority Report style motoring changes - all this and more with Motoring Editor Donal Byrne.

Taragh Loughrey Grant talks to RTE motoring editor Donal Byrne about student cars.

This week Taragh Loughrey Grant talks to motoring journalist Donal Byrne about family cars.

In this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast Ronan talks to Donal Byrne the CEO of Corvil. Donal talks about how Corvil started, how they work with big data especially in the financial markets, how they handle security, and about the different countries that they have clients in. Donal also offers his insights on Bitcoin, Blockchain, and machine learning, and he mentions what's next on the agenda for Corvil. Lastly, Donal mentions that they monitor a trillion dollars a day on behalf of their clients.

This is the link to Episode 41 where I originally interviewed RTÉ's news planner, Donal Byrne, and this is the original of the set-up interview with Paul Reynolds where he gave what he said were details of the contents of the O'Higgins report, which was published two days later. That report, and the possibility that […]

This is the link to Episode 41 where I originally interviewed RTÉ's news planner, Donal Byrne, and this is the original of the set-up interview with Paul Reynolds where he gave what he said were details of the contents of the O'Higgins report, which was published two days later. That report, and the possibility that […] The post Here's How 54 - Media Independence; RTÉ, the Gardaí and EU Web Controls appeared first on Here's How.

Donal Byrne of is a news editor at RTÉ who is responsible for news planning. The phrase ‘known to gardaí” appears scores of times on the RTÉ website and, as Donal Byrne rightly pointed out, frequently occurs in other Irish media. The phrase has been sharply criticised for the meaning it carries, including by novelist Frankie Gaffney: […]

Donal Byrne of is a news editor at RTÉ who is responsible for news planning. The phrase 'known to gardaí" appears scores of times on the RTÉ website and, as Donal Byrne rightly pointed out, frequently occurs in other Irish media. The phrase has been sharply criticised for the meaning it carries, including by novelist Frankie Gaffney: […] The post Here's How 41 - Donal Byrne of RTÉ appeared first on Here's How.