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Today is 1st February 2025, the day when the ban on XL Bullies comes into force in Ireland. I have recorded a short podcast on this topic, along with East Coast FM, and while this was done 10 days ago, it's still relevant.

Laura is an experienced TV and radio presenter and an award-winning voice-over artist. She has extensive experience as a broadcaster on radio and television, with more than twenty years in the business. She is currently a presenter on East Coast FM's breakfast show ‘Rob & Laura Show'' while continuing her work as a freelance voice-over artist. For more about Laura visit her LinkedIn page or East Coast FM Laura's Music Choice Tom Odell - Another love, Hans Zimmer - You're so cool The Beatles - Here There and Everywhere The title tune is Happy & Shining by the Round.About.Us For more information visit www.socialfabric.ie

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My weekly podcast from East Coast FM this week featured the common problems of asthma and chronic bronchitis in cats and dogs

Craig Mclelland Guest Mix For East Coast Fm Sat 30th October

Dicussion of Lift Out investigation with Declan Meehan on East Coast FM's Morning Show.

(English) During this candid interview, Supreme Master Ching Hai reveals that countless animals are trying to help wake up the human race by sacrificing their lives. All disasters and meat borne diseases are warning signs, as Heaven's last resort to sound the alarming bell. Thanks to the old and new members of the vegetarian population, who reduced the most karmic retribution in the shortest span of time. She says that two-thirds of the population must cut back on animal products, and be vegan, then we ...

I was fortunate to reach out and hear back from a local radio station in East Lothian called EAST COAST FM. I had a great chat with Liz on coaching football out in America, how I ended up out there, how the podcast got started and a few other topics during this conversation. Thanks to East Coast FM for giving me the time and helping me on getting myself out there more. It was a great song choice after we went off air with Wonderwall! Hope you enjoy the short conversation and for those of you who don't know me personally but have been listening and watching I hope you get more of an idea on who I am rather than just hearing me talk about football. Cheers, Cannon

(English) During this candid interview, Supreme Master Ching Hai reveals that countless animals are trying to help wake up the human race by sacrificing their lives. All disasters and meat borne diseases are warning signs, as Heaven’s last resort to sound the alarming bell. Thanks to the old and new members of the vegetarian population, who reduced the most karmic retribution in the shortest span of time. She says that two-thirds of the population must cut back on animal products, and be vegan, then we ...

Pete the vet is Scottish - but has been living in Ireland for nearly thirty years now. The separation of the UK - including Scotland- from the EU means that he will no longer be an EU citizen from the end of this year. East Coast FM's Declan Meehan quizzed Pete on whether or not he will become an Irish citizen, so that he can remain an EU citizen into the future. Then it was on to the usual animal topics: Pete discussed the importance of socialisation of young dogs, and what to do if your dog was poorly socialised, so that they are frightened of (or aggressive to) other dogs.

In this programme we mark 30 years of Wicklow’s local commercial radio station East Coast FM and speak to former CEO Seán Ashmore. We bring you a report from the recent Community Radio Ireland Féile in Dublin and feature Phoenix …

Pedigree cats need to be bred with care, choosing only healthy individuals without extreme conformation (such as flat faces or odd-shaped ears), and health testing should be done to prevent inherited diseases. To find out more, listen to this podcast.

A swan in a local harbour was attacked by a dog and badly injured. To find out what happened, listen to this podcast.

A Real Ireland postcard from the 1980s features a woman with a seagull perched on top of her head! To the visitors who sent this card to places all over the world this woman was known as ‘The Bird Lady of Bray’. However, to the people of Bray and the listeners to East Coast FM, she was simply, ‘Aunty’ Ethel, a much-loved and slightly eccentric character, fond of ‘a drop of the cratur’ and who occasionally cropped up on air to share her amusing stories. Following Ethel’s death in 2015, social media sites were swamped with affectionate tributes to Ethel - one of the last of Bray’s iconic characters. But who really was Aunty Ethel? And how did she come to be East Coast’s ‘unofficial tea lady’? Radio producer Pat Hannon recorded a private interview in 1999 that he did with Ethel and her only sister Maura (it was Maura’s only trip back to Bray since she left for America in the 1950s and Maura was taken aback reports of Ethel’s drinking). Interviews with past presenters of BLB and present presenters of East Coast FM were then recorded and compiled to craft an innovative and quality feature which tells Ethel’s story and which also captures the unique easy-going family atmosphere of East Coast which gave Ethel a sense of belonging and an escape from the loneliness of old age from a cold damp flat. This programme ensures that Ethel’s story and moreover, her voice - the ordinary voice of a much-loved local character - is celebrated and remembered. It continues to gather listeners from around the globe on Soundcloud. (Photo credit: Liam Blake) Music Credits: Podington Bear - Window Shopping, By Grace, Cake, Boardwalk, Aim Is True, Ice PacK, Tracers; Jason Shaw - Nice And Easy, Mornings; Fabian Measures - Higekitekina; Obsibilo - Soixante.

Emotional support animals have been in the news recently, after a hamster and peacock were refused permission to bring their pets onto aeroplanes.

This week on East Coast FM, Pete talks about the benefits - and challenges - of bringing dogs in to the work place.

"Even the farmers in the UK are worried" New trade deals with the USA and South America risk a two-tier food supply in the UK: cheap imported meat and milk from outside Europe, then expensive meat and dairy products from Europe. What will that do to UK farmers, and how will leakage of these imported cheap foods impact on Irish farmers? Listen to Pete discussing this on East Coast FM this week.

The Irish stray dog statistics were published last week: on East Coast FM this week, Pete discussed these, explaining how the system for stray dogs works, and talking about the reasons for recent improvements in the number of stray dogs being euthanased in Ireland. Pete also introduces GoreyBrayVet, his new clinic which opened this week.

When I was recording my weekly podcast at East Coast FM this week, a listener texted in to say that their dog was taking an unhealthy interest in slugs and snails. Should they worry about lungworm, and what should they do? I have discussed this recently, but it is clearly a topic that is worrying pet owners right now, so we covered the topic again in this podcast. I then told a tale of a recent confirmed case of lungworm that I had seen in practice just the week before.

In this week's podcast, Pete introduces his new book Pet Subjects, and outlines some of the interesting and strange cases whose stories have been included. The book includes over twenty cases from Pete's practice, ranging from dogs and cats to tortoises and birds.

One Mile Long - Bray Seafront Remembered (Episode 2). In this final episode we hear about the fall of the lighthouse during a storm; the passenger, rowing and peddle boats for hire. A couple who've returned from Israel for a visit - their first since their honeymoon. We find out about the chair lifts to the Eagles Nest and the reasons why Bray as a resort declined in the 1970s. This programme was made in 2008 - the start of the fall of the 'Celtic Tiger' and a protracted decade of recession and austerity - however, since then, the resort has undergone a transformation in terms of the different types of attractions that now attract visitors. The Cliff Walk is becoming ever more popular and is recognised as being one of the best coastal walks in Britain and Ireland. Perhaps this should be the starting point for an up-to-date programme to feature and reflect a new generation of locals and visitors. In any event, One Mile Lone - Bray Seafront Remembered captured the voices of a passing generation and this episode featured: Kevin Mead, Jimmy Mohan, Dave Hannon, John Walsh, Kathleen Kinsella, Nancy Mahony, Brendan Coleman, Desmond Hedley-Wright and Historian Mary Davies. One Mile Long- Bray Seafront Remembered. A 21st-Century Vox production. Produced by Pat Hannon for East Coast FM. For further historical sources visit the Town Hall Bookshop (opposite Dealz)on Bray's Florence Road. For a brilliant resource of old photographs and clippings etc. go to Facebook and logon to Bray - Did You Know? www.facebook.com/braydidyouknow/ or checkout www.countywicklowheritage.org/index.aspx or your local and helpful library.

One Mile Long - Bray Seafront Remembered. Revisiting the post-war halcyon days of Bray’s seafront; a time when thousands of Irish and British holiday-makers along with Dublin day-drippers strolled the Promenade and thronged its once sandy beaches. Stories from those who came, those who worked and those who grew up there. Time was when visitors who had just arrived on spec and late at night had to sleep in one of the town's three cinemas which were kept open overnight to cope with the influx. Next morning they would search the many guesthouses and housing estates for accommodation. The hotels and guesthouses suffered in the years prior to the World War II and then after cross was put up on Bray Head, the resort itself underwent a sort of resurrection in the 1950s. Visitors from many towns of industrial Britain enjoyed the large ratio-free portions on offer. The clean air and the mile long prom were instant attractions. The cross on Bray Head and the chair lift to the Eagles Nest drew the more curious and adventurous visitors. In the days before health and safety, scores of rowing and paddle boats were available for hourly hire. Trays of hot water and tea could be carried back to the brightly striped deck chairs which festooned the green grass. Relive and share the memories of these long summer days before the Internet, mobile phones, colour TVs and before the advent of 'foreign' continental travel by aeroplane! This programme is a revised and updated programme compiled from the original two part series 2008 production. One Mile Long- Bray Seafront Remembered. A 21st-Century Vox production. Produced by Pat Hannon for East Coast FM. For further historical sources visit the Town Hall Bookshop (opposite Dealz)on Bray's Florence Road. For a brilliant resource of old photographs and clippings etc. go to Facebook and logon to Bray - Did You Know? https://www.facebook.com/braydidyouknow/ or checkout http://www.countywicklowheritage.org/index.aspx or your local and helpful library.

This week on East Coast FM, Pete discusses the complicated issue of deciding when to euthanase a pet, and the then goes on to explain about the various options for looking after your pet's body, including burial and cremation.

Recent research has helped us to understand why we speak to animals in "funny" voices, and how much difference it makes to the animals when we do this. To find out more, listen to this podcast.

This week on East Coast FM, Pete discusses the recent research which has led to a new recommendation in the early treatment of heart disease. He also discusses the high cost of long term treatment of these types of cases, and the way that pet insurance can help. Other topics discussed included pet theft, and the issue of bovine TB being carried by wildlife.

In this week's podcast from East Coast FM, we discuss itchiness, a common summer ailment in pet dogs. From this daily issue for pet owners, we then moved to discuss the appalling situation in China where dogs are boiled alive to be eaten.

@im703dublin Pete the Vet did his weekly vet spot on East Coast FM in triathlon gear this week. To find out why, listen to this short clip

This week, Pete the Vet discussed the recently released figures on animal experimentation in Ireland. and he discusses the ethics of vivisection: is it every justifiable to experiment on animals?

This week on East Coast FM, we discussed the new dog microchipping legislation which has just come into force in Ireland.

Declan Meehan began his broadcasting career in a friend's wardrobe. Bitten by the pirate radio bug in his youth, his first station was Radio Vanessa in the early 1970s.Arrested and charged with being a pirate in 1972, he worked for BigD and ARD as the stations came back on air, before moving to Sunshine and then to Radio Nova where he formed a great breakfast show partnership with Bob Gallico.Since then he's worked for Capital Radio in London, Century Radio, FM104 Radio Ireland and Today FM, and presents a morning talk show on East Coast FM every day between 10am and 12. We chat about those early pirate days, the raids, the coups, the characters, Chris Cary, Robbie Robinson, going to LA to study KISS FM (what a chore!), discover a share broadcasting history from the same Dublin, and loads more. There are some great stories and it was a pleasure to sit down and talk to him about it.Follow Declan on Twitter @RadioDeclan

In this week's broadcast on East Coast FM, we started with a listener who had a problem with unwanted rats in her garden, and we moved on to talk about the timing of spaying kittens, then the issue of pets watching tv.

This week on East Coast FM, we discussed the importance of spaying and neutering pets: in most cases, it's good for pets' health, and it is the best way to deal with Ireland's big problem with pet overpopulation

This week on East Coast FM, Pete the Vet discusses why some dogs enjoy eating soil, and others enjoy chewing grass. Does it indicate a nutritional deficiency? Can it cause any harm?

Welcome to a brand new radio documentary series, Sea Stories - Lives touched by the Sea coming on East Coast FM and here on SoundCloud. In this full-length promo, John Murphy the presenter of Sea Stories will highlight some clips from programmes and will discuss his own experience and background. This series is for everyone - for those who take to the sea or those who have never been on a boat! Our 13-part series will air in 2014 and 2015 on County Wicklow's East Coast FM and all the programmes will be available online here, at our website https://seastories.ie Twitter and on Facebook. You can download our shows on Tunein radio and from iTunes and other online platforms. We hope you enjoy our programmes and that you gain some fresh insight into the people whose lives were touched by the sea. Sea Stories is produced by Pat Hannon and is a 21st-Century production. You're very welcome aboard! This is the series promo for Sea Stories - Lives Touched by the Sea. Find out move about Sea Stories: seastories.ie Follow us on Twitter: @SeaStoriesIRL Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Sea-Storie…23714297?fref=ts TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Sea-Stories-p744021/ Apple iTunes podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/sea-stories/id1000438693?mt=2 Email: seastoriesirl@gmail.com

In this week's podcast, courtesy of East Coast FM, we discuss the recent deaths of eleven greyhounds in transit to the European continent from Ireland, and we go on to talk about the wider picture of export of live farm animals

This year on East Coast FM, BrayVet sponsored a series of general messages, including some advice about pets, to encourage safety over the Halloween period.

This year on East Coast FM, BrayVet sponsored a series of general messages, including some advice about pets, to encourage safety over the Halloween period.

This year on East Coast FM, BrayVet sponsored a series of general messages, including some advice about pets, to encourage safety over the Halloween period.

This year on East Coast FM, BrayVet sponsored a series of general messages, including some advice about pets, to encourage safety over the Halloween period.

This year on East Coast FM, BrayVet sponsored a series of general messages, including some advice about pets, to encourage safety over the Halloween period.

Listen to BrayVet's Pete Wedderburn discussing new treatments for spinal injuries in pets on East Coast FM this week

BrayVet's Pete Wedderburn discusses SpayAware on his weekly vet spot on East Coast FM

Brayvet's Pete Wedderburn talks on East Coast FM about springtime: now is the best time to get your pet spayed or neutered

This week on East Coast FM, BrayVet's Pete Wedderburn discusses the phenomenon of "heel work to music" & mentions his own dancing plans

Brayvet's Pete Wedderburn solves the pet problems of East Coast FM listeners in his weekly radio vet spot

This week on East Coast FM, Brayvet's Pete Wedderburn talked with a listener about the increasing cost of pet insurance

This week on East Coast FM, Brayvet's Pete Wedderburn discusses the effect of herbal sedatives on cats, and then the controversial subject of dog clones

This week on East Coast FM, we discuss National Chipping Month - this is the ideal time to get your pet microchipped if you live in Ireland.

This week on East Coast FM, we discuss the common problem of cats raiding other cats' homes, causing problem stress-related behaviours (such as urinating indoors). How can these bullies be stopped?

Trevor Dann is in Dublin with RTE 2FM's John Clarke and Declan Meehan from East Coast FM and Today FM. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and Roy Martin's news. And nice plugs for 5Live's Saturday Edition and BBC Essex's Keith Skues.

This week on East Coast FM, we discuss my recent trip to New York City, and some of my animal-related experiences there, including visiting the Animal Medical Center and a local cat rescue group in the East Village

This week on East Coast FM, Pete Wedderburn had a longer-than-usual chat with Declan Meehan, talking about his life story, from wanting to be a vet as a child, to developing a career working as a media vet, to more personal issues, such as his faith in God.

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On this week's East Coast FM Morning Show, we discussed two subjects: first, seabirds getting into trouble due to human pollution, and second, the rights and wrongs of chemotherapy being used to treat pets with cancer.

On this week's vet spot on East Coast FM, we started by talking about penguins in zoos, going on to discuss the latest David Attenborough television programmes on Africa

This week on East Coast FM, Pete discusses the plight of animal rescue groups with presenter Declan Meehan.

A surprisingly high proportion of people admit to sleeping with their pets beneath the covers: on East Coast FM this week, we discuss this subject, including possible health issues that may be involved.

On East Coast FM this week, a listener sent in a question about a cat spraying urine in their home - in a multi-cat household. In this radio discussion, we talk about how to create a home environment that cats find less stressful.

On East Coast FM this week, a listener called in with an unusual problem: a Muscovy duck had crash-landed onto their conservatory. After dealing with this tricky situation, we moved on to discuss the issue of urban foxes. Click on the play button to listen.

Angela Cook - a long standing client of Brayvet and the owner of two lovely Labradors, Angel and Archie - passed away recently. Angela had appeared on Bray's local radio station, East Coast FM, on several occasions, and this is a short tribute to her, broadcast last week just before Pete Wedderburn's regular vet spot.

Following on from the TV discussion earlier this week about what to do if your own dog is barking too much, East Coast FM's Declan Meehan asked me what to do if your neighbour's dog is the one causing a problem. Listen here.

The figures for animal experimentation in Ireland seem to be on the rise, and this week, we discussed the complex issue of vivisection. This was just a short chat, and we really do need to look into this in more detail with better background information at some stage in the future.

This week, presenter Declan Meehan had two vets to talk to: myself, and Orla Doherty from the Animal Behaviour Clinic. We discussed how to modify animal behaviour, with a particular emphasis on horse behaviour. To listen, click on the play button below.

A couple of subjects discussed on East Coast FM this week. There's a sad greyhound story in the news about former racing dogs being killed by a blunt blow to the head and then dumped - in Limerick. And we deal with this dilemma: when people find animals on the roads - domestic pets - where do they turn? Who bears the cost? It happens all the time....

This week on East Coast FM, we discussed the bizarre news story about an unfortunate elephant escaping from the circus and going for a ramble around a Cork suburb. We also discussed what the public should do about dead badgers that are the unlucky victims of road accidents, with their bodies being found beside the road.

In this week's audio clip, I discuss a problem that a listener has because she can't keep her dog fenced in, and she lives in the countryside. Are electric shock collars the answer? Also, more discussion on fur farming.

On this week's East Coast FM, we discussed my visit to Crufts last week, and we also answered a few questions from listeners. To listen, click on the play button.

This week on East Coast FM, we discussed the situation in Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council have banned dogs from being allowed off the leash on local beaches at all times. Is this fair and reasonable? Listen by clicking on the play button.

This week's discussion on East Coast FM with Declan Meehan contained the usual mix of subjects. Listen below.

This week, on East Coast FM, vet Pete Wedderburn starts off by discussing basic house training for new pups and kittens, and he goes on to discuss simple New Years Resolutions for pet owners.

On this week's East Coast FM Morning Show, a caller phoned in with a question about a hamster. Listen for yourself.....

In this week's podcast, the subject is the new young dog trainer on the BBC's One Show - who used dominance style techniques to control an aggressive dog.

This week, a vote by the Dutch parliament has passed a ban on the no-stun slaughter of animals, as practiced by the Moslem and Jewish communities. Listen here to our radio discussion about this on East Coast FM.

This week on East Coast FM, we discussed how to keep dogs clean: brushing or washing? Listen here:

Keywords: Limitless, Brain, Untapped Potential Broadcast on East Coast FM, The Morning Show with Declan Meehan, 30th March, 2011 IMAGE: The idea behind the film Limitless is that we don't use up to 90 per cent of our brain, and if we did, we could develop extraordinary abilities [Credit: sciencedaily.com] In the recent film 'Limitless' a writer that is suffering from writer's block takes a drug that enables him to tap into the untapped potential of his mind, to great effect. How real, or scientific is the premise behind 'Limitless'? What do scientists understand about the brain, and it's supposed untapped abilities? Discussion here with Declan Meehan