Podcasts about eamon delaney

During Ireland and England's football match in the Aviva last Saturday - Irish fans were heard booing as the English anthem ‘God Save the King' played in the stadium. Did Irish football fans cross a line?Joining Kieran Cuddihy to discuss is Eamon Delaney, Author and Commentator, Kieran Cunningham Chief Sports Writer at the Irish Daily Star and Mark Lawrenson Former BBC Pundit and Irish International Footballer.

Eamon Delaney on the groundbreaking initiative to treat traumatized World War One soldiers, at Richmond War Hospital in Dublin.

In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Luke McManus about his documentary musical North Circular. North Circular travels the length of Dublin's fabled North Circular Road, from the Phoenix Park to Dublin Port, meeting characters and hearing their personal stories, often told in music and song. The film celebrates the vibrant cultural heritage of the various neighbourhoods the road connects, along with the addressing the challenges of living along the famed road. These character's stories are both heartfelt and intimate. But they also evoke narratives from Irish history: imperialism, revolution, incarceration, institutionalisation, the housing crisis, and the struggle for gender equality. Told in black and white 4:3 Academy ratio, North Circular also engages with urgent contemporary issues, including the battle to save the legendary Cobblestone Pub, centre of Dublin's new folk and trad scene, from destruction at the hands of property developers. The film includes searing musical performances from artists who live along the North Circular, or ‘The Norrier' as it's affectionately referred to by locals, including Lisa O'Neill, John Francis Flynn, Séan Ó Túama, Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin, Ian Lynch & Gemma Dunleavy. It also features contributions from historians and writers who live in the area including Ellen Rowley, Eamon Delaney, Paul Rouse & Catriona Crowe. North Circular is written and directed by Luke McManus, edited by John Murphy and produced by Luke McManus & Elaine Gallagher for Madhouse Films, with funding from the Arts Council/An Comhairle Ealaíon under their ReelArt Scheme.

Awards for the best political performances of 2019, with Philip Ryan, Christina Finn, Eamon Delaney, Larry Donnelly and Michael O'Regan

Sarah was joined by Richard Boyd Barrett, People Before Profit TD, Joe O'Reilly, Fine Gael Senator, Malcolm Byrne, Fianna Fáil Councillor, Gerard Howlin, Irish Examiner Columnist, Eamon Delaney, Columnist and Author, Gráinne Ní Aodha, Reporter with theJournal.ie and Paul O 'Brien, Former advisor to the Taoiseach.

Today we broaden our podcast's horizons with a discussion of the challenges facing traditional 'conservative' politics around the world. Jay Cost, a Washington-based pundit with Republican-leaning (but Trump-fearing)magazine The Weekly Standard, explains the fissures within the party that have allowed Trump's rise. We also have Dr Jane Suiter of DCU's school of politics and Eamon Delaney of The Hibernia Forum in studio to talk about the ebbs and flows of conservative thought and practice in Ireland and Europe and whether the centre can hold for the right as high levels of immigration and widespread economic stagnation persist.

Paddy Power's odds on the next government are listed here, and this is Adrian Kavanagh's analysis of recent opinion polls. Eamon Delaney is the director of the Hibernia Forum, he's also a writer, journalist and former diplomat. We discussed their general election briefing and mentioned the UN's target for overseas aid, which Ireland falls far short […]

Paddy Power's odds on the next government are listed here, and this is Adrian Kavanagh's analysis of recent opinion polls. Eamon Delaney is the director of the Hibernia Forum, he's also a writer, journalist and former diplomat. We discussed their general election briefing and mentioned the UN's target for overseas aid, which Ireland falls far short […] The post Here's How 31 - Eamon Delaney of the Hibernia Forum appeared first on Here's How.

Sarah talks with Dr. Julien Mercille, Dan O'Brien, Eamon Delaney, and Guy Rolnik about the state of media today and whether they are any good or not

Miriam O'Callaghan talks to writer Eamon Delaney and his long time friend, the musician Fiachna O Braonain