Podcasts about Dundalk

On Monday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you all the latest from yesterday's First Division action plus the latest transfer news from around Europe.Is Sesko Newcastle bound after an improved offer?Manchester United have spent big already but are they going to push the boat once more?Luka Modric gets ready to tackle another new season, this time in Serie A.Rangers look to bounce back in Europe after a sticky domestic start.And are Hearts going to be Scotland's new challengers?Become a member and subscribe at offtheball.com/join

Dundalk emerge from the bank holiday weekend double header with two wins with Ciaran Kilduff successfully rotating the squad and changing formation to secure maximum points. Despite riding their luck in Belfield, the comprehensive victory over Longford will foster a quiet confidence amongst Lilywhite fans that Dundalk have what it takes to maintain their automatic promotion spot as we enter the league campaigns final phase.

30th July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

A recent survey has determined that over 40% of people adhere to the ‘one month's salary' when buying an engagement ring. What was once a tough, costly decision has now led to a cheaper alternative, with many people buying token rings or even going abroad to get them at a cheaper price.Have people become stingy when buying an engagement ring?Joining Andrea to discuss is Margaret Brennan of Aidan Brennan Jewellers in Dundalk, Sarah Kennedy, Wedding Expert from ‘The Aisle' Blog and listeners.

Lahinch Golf Club was the scene of unforgettable emotion and sporting triumph this past weekend. Local schoolteacher Jonathan Keane made history as the first home winner of the Pierse Motor Group South of Ireland Championship in 57 years, overcoming a career-threatening injury and edging a dramatic one-hole victory over Dundalk's Caolan Rafferty. There were cheers, tears, and unforgettable scenes as Keane pulled on the coveted green blazer — a moment decades in the making. For more on this, Derrick Lynch was joined by Jonathan Keane, 2025 South of Ireland champion and Martin O'Sullivan, Captain of Lahinch Golf Club.

23rd July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

27th July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

Dundalk looked to have buried recent shot-shyness with a goal within the first 95 seconds, while a second from Gbemi Arubi set up what should have been a comfortable evening for the Lilywhites. However a goal keeping error and defensive lapses see Wexford mount a considerable fightback as the evening turned into a edge of your seat thriller. Dundalk remain on the top of the table as the season enters its final furlong.

20th July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

After romping to a comprehensive victory in the South West, Dundalk draw a blank at the seaside as Bray are awarded a mysterious penalty while the Lilywhites spurn a litany of chances. The failure to convert possession into goals continues to bedevil Dundalk as despite an energetic performance against Sligo Rovers, the Bit of Red's second hard rapid fire brace sees Dundalk exit the FAI Cup. Ep 192 discusses the prospects for promotion, the ethics of booing ex players and whether our League campaign is like the Bismarck.

When you put a world-traveled photojournalist from Dundalk who teaches his art with a world-renowned chef from Highlandtown who teaches everyone she can how to cook, you get an intersection in Canton of an explosion of "you can do it, too!" as well as some great laughs. Nancy Longo and Joe Giordano talk food and lore with a side of scrapple knowledge. The post Pierpoint chef Nancy Longo and photojournalist Joe Giordano talk Highlandtown food and lore first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

13th July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

16th July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

Barry Drake This week on Talking Dogs on Thursday, Barry chats with Adam Dunford, a young Trainer from Waterford. He chats about the success of Imokilly Roxanne in the Shelley Fennelly Memorial Final last weekend in Curraheen Park, plus look forward to the new generation of greyhounds coming through at Adam's own kennel. Adam talks about his journey & his success across the country and upcoming races in Clonmel & Dundalk. Have a listen to their chat now!

Shane Keegan and Johnny Ward join Cameron Hill to hear the thoughts of the League of Ireland nation!League of Ireland Late Night, in partnership with Rockshore 0.0 on Off The Ball, A League of Our Own. Get the facts, be drink aware, visit drinkaware.ie

The new Costas Inn above the grandstand at the Timonium Racetrack and Fairgrounds is now open and thriving. Pete and Christine tell Nestor the incredible story of their family working to open a second location while mourning the loss of their father and patriarch. Let them tell you why having crabs wasn't possible at the new location and why they want you to (still) come and see them in Dundalk, too! The post Pete and Christine tell Nestor the whole story of opening Costas Timonium to honor their beloved father first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

9th July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

2nd July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

6th July 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Paul Drury.

29th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Nadine Cooney.

In the 1960s, three babies were left at differing locations around the country shortly after their birth. David McBride was found in a Belfast driveway, John Dowling was found in a Drogheda phone box and Helen Ward at a Dundalk phone box. All are siblings. Their story was told in a documentary which aired last night and Helen and David joined Ivan to tell their story.

Eric Davis and Mark Krysiak tell Nestor all about what saved the Dundalk Heritage Fair this year. Get all of the information on the bands, food and a weekend of fun here. The post Eric Davis and Mark Krysiak tell Nestor all about what saved Dundalk Heritage Fair this year. first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Jason Fraley interviews Heart's founding bass player Steve Fossen, who reunites with Heart drummer Michael DeRosier as the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers play the Dundalk Heritage Fair in Dundalk, Maryland this Saturday, July 5th. He calls in to discuss the band's journey to create iconic hits like “Magic Man,” “Crazy on You” and “Barracuda.”  (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion")

25th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

29th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

Ep 191 catches up on the last four Dundalk FC fixtures which saw our first defeat, 2 draws and culminated with a top of the table victory over Cobh Ramblers. With the team enduring some ups and downs we ask, how prepared is the club for a return to the top flight? Ep 191 also discusses the departure from Tolka Park of Damien Duff and Drogheda Utd's Drexit from Europe.

18th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

22nd June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

11th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

15th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney

On Friday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you all the latest ahead of the restart of the League of Ireland.Stephen Bradley wants his side to kick on in the second half of the season.Graham Burke is enjoying the injury-free life.Stephen Kenny says that clean sheets are key to St Pats' chances of improvement.Ryan McLaughlin says the strength of the squad should get the Inchicore side through the business part of the season.Podge Amond feels Waterford have turned a corner.Ciaran Kilduff feels that Dundalk are in a good place.And Liverpool get their Wirtz.Become a member and subscribe at offtheball.com/join

08th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

04th June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

01st June 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

31st May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Ryan Penn.

31st May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Evangelist John Edwards.

30th May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Toby Avery.

30th May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Paul Drury.

29th May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Toby Avery.

29th May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Kimberly Penn.

28th May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Ryan Penn.

Dundalk overcome a surprisingly tough test in Wexford as the Lilywhites are forced to come from behind to claim all 3 points and maintain their unbeaten record. An early goal from Leo Gaxha is quickly cancelled out by Darragh Levingston equaliser, before Wexford grab the lead and looked set to maintain it until a triple substitution sees Kilduff's men regain control of the game and go on to grab a late winning to keep their title bid on track as the season reaches it's midpoint break.

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science James Lawless TD has officially launched the Springboard+ 2025 programme, announcing almost 8,000 free and subsidised places on higher education courses. The initiative offers thousands of opportunities for people across Ireland to upskill or reskill, with a strong focus on 'futureproofing' careers in a rapidly evolving job market. Announcing this year's programme, Minister Lawless said: "Springboard+ is one of the most impactful investments this Government makes in the further education of its people. These courses are designed to respond directly to evolving skills demands, particularly in fast-growing and high-impact sectors. It offers thousands of learners the chance to upskill or reskill in areas where Ireland needs talent, from artificial intelligence to infrastructure planning to cybersecurity. "As Minister, I'm proud to support Springboard+ with €34.4 million from the National Training Fund. This programme empowers people to study alongside work and personal commitments with courses that are heavily subsidised or free, making upskilling more accessible and achievable for everyone. I encourage everyone to look at what is available as whether you're advancing in your current career, pivoting to a new one, or stepping onto the career ladder for the first time, Springboard+ is designed to open doors in an affordable, flexible way that has real career impact." This year, courses are available in areas such as Infrastructure planning, Sustainable Building, Renewable Energy, Digital Skills, Cyber Security and Artificial Intelligence. Two-thirds of people considering a Springboard+ course want to 'futureproof their careers' in an ever-changing workplace. That's according to research published today by the Higher Education Authority (HEA). The Springboard+ programme is funded by the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science and in 2025, a total of 7,719 places are available on 249 courses delivered by 37 higher education institutes nationwide. Springboard+ is making 26 'micro-credentials' from this course list available for those interested in shorter courses to upskill in very specific areas. Speaking about this year's programme, Dr Vivienne Patterson, Head of Skills, Engagement and Statistics at the Higher Education Authority, said: "There are many reasons to consider a Springboard+ course, but the two key benefits are the cost and the quality. "If you're eligible to apply for a full- or part-time Springboard+ course, the most you'll pay is 10% of the fees. If you're currently out of work, you'll be 100% subsidised through the Springboard+ programme. The micro-credentials courses, which last around 12 weeks, are 50% subsidised for all participants. "And in terms of the quality of the course and the qualification at the end of it - courses range from Certificate (Level 6) to Masters (Level 9) on the National Framework of Qualifications and are delivered by the best public and private higher education providers around the country." Sean McCaffrey, from Dundalk, spent 16 years in the Irish Defence Forces before completing a Certificate in Procurement Management from University College Cork and a Post Graduate Certificate in Sustainability Leadership in Business from Technological University Dublin. He now works for Iarnród Éireann. "I left school at 18 without completing my Leaving Certificate. I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life, so I joined the Irish Defence Forces, where I spent 16 years. After leaving, I decided to pursue my first Springboard+ course - a Certificate in Procurement Management from University College Cor,k after which I was offered a job in Iarnród Éireann - a job I wouldn't have been in the running for only for my Springboard+ course. "I saw tangible benefits immediately, so it was a no-brainer to start a level nine Post Graduate Certificate in Sustainability Leadership in Business from...

25th May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Nadine Cooney

25th May 2025 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney

Dundalk FC overcome a dogged and determined Kerry FC with two moments of magic from captain Darryl Horgan and Leo Gaxha. EP 189 discusses the more robust approach Colin Healy has instilled in Kerry, Dundalk competitive edge regarding individual quality and the many reasons for optimism as Dundalk maintain their position at the top of the table.

21.05.25 - Dundalk. Ministered by Pastor Jason Cooney.

John Martin of Maryland Lottery tells Nestor about the latest Dundalk big winner on Fast Play progressive and hopes for more homers from Orioles in Home Run Riches summer of big hits. The post John Martin of Maryland Lottery tells Nestor about the latest Dundalk big winner on Fast Play progressive first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

In this episode of Ireland Crimes and Mysteries we delve into the brutal murder of Irene White in 2005. Host Nules recounts the tragic story of a mother of three stabbed 34 times in her Dundalk home. The podcast explores the complex investigation, including anonymous tips from Australia, the eventual arrest of the killer, and the surprising confession of middleman in what almost definitely was a murder for hire scenario. Despite these breakthroughs, the alleged mastermind behind the murder remains free. The episode highlights the relentless pursuit of justice by Irene's family and the ongoing quest to solve the final piece of this disturbing puzzle.Join me over on Patreon for extra perks https://www.patreon.com/IrelandCrimesandMysteriesEarly access to episodes, monthly livestreams where we will be discussing the cases I've covered, and much more as we build our own community. Follow on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/irelandcrimesandmysteries/ Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@irelandcrimesandmysteries Follow on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/irelandcrimesandmysteries/ Follow on Threads:https://www.threads.net/@irelandcrimesandmysteries Follow on X:https://twitter.com/IrelandCrimes Visit my shop for exclusive Ireland Crimes and Mysteries merchandisehttps://ireland-crimes-and-mysterie-shop.fourthwall.com/en-eur/Sell your own merchandise with TeePublic. Follow the link belowhttp://tee.pub/lic/ckHmUfmILSkFellow Podcasters, customise your own amazing webpage by following the link belowIf you are a podcaster, I highly recommend this site for developing your own webpage dedicated to your podcast.https://www.podpage.com/?via=nulesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a textIn this episode, I chat with Tom Muckian about Roe River Books, a thriving independent bookshop in Dundalk, Ireland. The name itself carries a powerful story of resistance. Tom deliberately named his shop after the world's shortest river as a symbolic counterpoint to Amazon, the world's longest. "I want to be the polar opposite of what Amazon represents," he explains. "I want to be about people and community and recommending books, not algorithms."Most compelling is Tom's perspective on what makes a great bookseller—understanding that it's not about individual expertise but creating a collective team that connects with readers. "Maybe you don't become a great bookseller individually, but as a collective in a bookshop, as a team, you can become a great bookselling team."Whether you're passionate about books, interested in Irish culture, or curious about the future of independent retail, Tom's story reminds us why physical bookshops remain vital cultural touchstones in our increasingly digital world. Subscribe now to hear more conversations with remarkable booksellers from around the globe.Roe River BooksAdam LG NevillLouise PhillipsNot Your China Doll, Katie Gee SalisburyApeirogon: A Novel, Column McCannChristine Dwyer HickeyRonan HessionFiona ScarlettAdrienne LeavySupport the showThe Bookshop PodcastMandy Jackson-BeverlySocial Media Links