Podcast appearances and mentions of Eileen Walsh

Seán's guest is about to undertake an extraordinary theatrical marathon during the Cork Midsummer Festival: performing a play for 24 hours!The Second Woman, starring Eileen Walsh, begins this Saturday, June 14th, at 4pm and will finish the following day at the same time. Tickets can be purchased for the entire 24-hour performance, or for shorter segments, at corkmidsummer.com.Actor Eileen Walsh joins to discuss.

Seán's guest is about to undertake an extraordinary theatrical marathon during the Cork Midsummer Festival: performing a play for 24 hours!The Second Woman, starring Eileen Walsh, begins this Saturday, June 14th, at 4pm and will finish the following day at the same time. Tickets can be purchased for the entire 24-hour performance, or for shorter segments, at corkmidsummer.com.Actor Eileen Walsh joins to discuss.

Eileen Walsh - Bono: Stories of Surrender review - Let Me Go Mad in My Own Way review

Desperate for a new series to binge-watch or heading to the cinema for date-night? Gayle Edmunds shares her top picks of things to watch on the big and small screen with CapeTalk’s Sara-Jayne Makwala King on Weekend Breakfast. This week we’re watching: Small Things Like These On Prime Cast:  Cillian Murphy, Eileen Walsh, Michelle Fairley, Emily Watson, Clare Dunne and Helen Behan. Plot: A loving father (Cillian Murphy) finds disturbing secrets at a local convent, forcing him to confront the complicit silence of a small Irish town controlled by the Catholic Church. - primevideo See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Widely considered one of the finest Irish actors of her generation, Eileen Walsh has appeared recently in Small Things Like These, the Disney show Say Nothing, up, she's appearing in Chris O'Dowd's Sky TV show Small Town, Big Story. She spoke to Brendan about her Cork upbringing, how she got into acting,

Small Things Like These received its premiere at The 74th Berlin International Film Festival earlier this year to rave reviews. Joining Anton to discuss the film is Cillian Murphy, Emily Watson, and Eileen Walsh.

Aedín talks to Cillian Muphy, Emily Watson and Eileen Walsh, who star in the big release in cinemas this weekend, Small Things Like These, based on the novel by Claire Keegan, adapted for screen by Enda Walsh.

Welcome to another edition of the Dave Moore Podcast. In this episode Dave chats with the kids of Ireland who are on their mid term break but instead of putting the feet up, they're working hard with their parents. We also hear of a lovely story that involves the Gardaí and a stranded florist and there is also Hollywood royalty thrown into this Podcast, Dave has a lovely with Cillian Murphy and Eileen Walsh about their movie 'Small Things Like These'. (The full interview is on a separate Podcast)

To mark the release of Cillian Murphy's new film Small Things Like These, Steven sat down with actress Eileen Walsh to discuss her role in the movie and the working relationship she has with Cillian. Eileen's career spans over 30 years, with her breakthrough performance coming in Enda Walsh's play Disco Pigs. This bonus episode explores Eileen's work to date, her long-standing friendship with Cillian and why she felt compelled to take on another role that focused on the Magdalene laundry subject 22 years after she first appeared in The Magdalene Sisters. Small Things Like These is in cinemas nationwide starting Friday, November 1st. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There's huge Irish interest in the big screen this week as the hotly anticipated ‘Small Things Like These' starring Cillian Murphy and Eileen Walsh hits cinemas.Also due for release this weekend is Steve McQueen's latest film ‘Blitz', set during World War II and starring Saoirse Ronan.Roe McDermott, Movies Editor with Hotpress, joined Matt to give her reviews.Hit the ‘Play' button on this page to hear their chat.

He's one of Ireland's most celebrated actors, and won the Academy Award for Best Actor earlier this year. Now, he's back on our screens in a very important film which tells the story of a very dark part of Irish history. Cillian Murphy and Eileen Walsh joined Dave to chat about 'Small Things Like These', based on the book of the same name which features on the current Leaving Certificate curriculum.

Some highlights from interviews featured on the show this year, including conversations with Deepak Chopra, Eileen Walsh, Brendan Gleeson, Sandy Kelly, John Clarke, Al Porter, Nicola Hanney and Pat Jennings

Ahead of its screening at the Kerry Film Festival, Gemma Creagh talks to Trish McAdam, Director of Songs Of Blood And Destiny. Based on the epic poem, iGirl, by Marina Carr. A narrator unravels her own life like some knotted ball of string, reflects with dark humour and heavenly wit on humanities destiny and evokes voices past and future. ​ The filmmaker takes the semi-autobiographic words of Marina Carr's epic poem, as if they were her own, encouraging the audience to do the same. Using her unique visual language, the filmmaker mirrors the slippery nature of Carr's work, fire, earth, air, water, crash and bump, contradictory truths told by a dynamic troupe of actors, banging on the forth wall. Visuals untangle, re-tangle in multi-layered collages to augment performances of Eileen Walsh, Cathy Belton, Brian Gleeson, Brian Quinn and new-comers Ella Lilly Hyland and Holly Sturton. The present day narrator is curious, funny but unforgiving, evoking voices, past and future. Joan of Arc, the warrior, Antigone, the truth teller, and the incestuous Jocasta and her son Oedipus, victims of homosapiens tragic fate of our own making. Looking forward from our contemporary, messy domesticity, back to the extinction of the Neanderthals, the film reminds us of the potential extinction of the planet, and ourselves, driven by our very desire to avoid it, fuelled by sci-fi fantasies of somewhere better in the beyond, transhumants of the future. Composer: Paddy Mulcahy: Casting Director: Maureen Hughes Production Manager Grace Sexton, Studio shoot Cinematographer Fiona Graham, Anna O'Carroll camera operator, Sound Peter Nicell, Hair, Makeup Sarah O'Rourke, Edited with Connie Farrell in Oughterard, Post Production Gorilla Post. Niche Films would like to acknowledge the support of The Arts Council | and Cliona Maher as producer for An Chomhairle Ealaíon and Clonmel Junction Arts Festival. Songs Of Blood And Destiny screens on Friday 20th October as part of the at the Kerry Film Festival (19-22 October 2023. https://kerryfilmfestival.com/ https://filmireland.net/

Eileen Walsh - Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed - Leonardo DiCaprio profile - RTÉ Short Story Competition 2023

Actor Eileen Walsh joins Marty to chat about her role in The Abbey's acclaimed production of Marina Carr's 'Girl on an Altar', and upcoming film with co-star and dear friend Cillian Murphy.

“Epic, riveting and jawdropping”... As she takes the Abbey stage with Marina Carr's new play Girl on an Altar, Miriam is joined by the Cork born actress

As part of BJPsych Open's Refugee and Asylum Mental Health themed series authors Francesca Brady and Cornelius Katona discuss their recent paper “Narrative exposure therapy (NET) for survivors of human trafficking: feasibility randomised controlled trial” with Piyush Pushkar. They are joined by Helen Bamber Foundation's Research committee EBE representative, Ajay, who is a social worker working with young refugees. Authors: Francesca Brady, Amy Chisholm, Eileen Walsh, Livia Ottisova, Leonardo Bevilacqua, Claire Mason, Martha von Werthern, Teresa Cannon, Christina Curry, Kemi Komolafe, Rachel Elizabeth Robert, Katy Robjant and Cornelius Katona Read the Open Access article here: https://doi.org/10.1192/bjo.2021.1029 Link to BJPsych Open Refugee and Asylum Mental Health Themed Series https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/bjpsych-open/bjpsych-open-refugee-and-asylum-mental-health-themed-series Follow us on Twitter @TheBJPsych #BJPOpen Podcast transcripts available: bit.ly/3CXSijb Disclaimer: BJPsych Open is not responsible for statements made by podcast contributors. Unless so stated, the content of this podcast does not necessarily reflect the views of the Editor-in-Chief or the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Further resources Speakers on this podcast have provided links to external materials you may find useful. Please be aware that the Royal College of Psychiatrists does not necessarily endorse the materials provided Helen Bamber Foundation: https://www.helenbamber.org/ Freedom from Torture: https://www.freedomfromtorture.org/ Human Trafficking Foundation: https://www.humantraffickingfoundation.org/ The Salvation Army: https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/ https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/supporting-refugees Hestia Life Beyond Crisis: https://www.hestia.org/ OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights | OSCE: https://www.osce.org/odihr National Referral Mechanisms - Joining Efforts to Protect the Rights of Trafficked Persons: A Practical Handbook – Second Edition, ODIHR https://www.osce.org/odihr/510551

Ann is from the award winning screenwriter and director Ciaran Creagh based on the true story of teenager Ann Lovett. Ciaran and Eileen Walsh discuss the film which premieres at the Dublin International Film Festival on Sunday. See diff.ie/

Druid Theatre Company stages 'The Seagull' at Coole Park, Eileen Walsh plays fading actress Isobel Desmond, & Jack Gleeson – best known as the villainous Joffrey in Game of Thrones – is her lonely son, Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson, Kate Brennan Harding previews, Tony Tracy recommends where to begin with the films of James Cagney.

Host Katelyn Wheaton talks with clarinetist Eileen Walsh. Eileen is currently Principal Clarinet with Symphony Nova Scotia. Eileen talks about performing in ensembles, teaching, dabbling in the art of claymation and her upcoming Inner Space concert, From Bowling to Bebop.

Read by Eileen Walsh. The Silver Coast is a story about what it is people owe each other, and the interplay between the human impulse to escape or transcend the world and give yourself over to it. It is set in the kitchen of Lorna's house between the burial and the meal in the Silver Coast Hotel on the funeral day of a neighbour.

DruidGregory is an evening of plays by Lady Gregory - in a month-long tour of county Galway that begins at Coole Park, director Garry Hynes & actor Marie Mullen discuss, Chris Wasser reviews Away, a new science-fiction series about the first manned mission to Mars, Eileen Walsh on The South Westerlies & Emma Martin on Bird Boy at Dublin Fringe.

País Reino Unido Dirección Richard Eyre Guion Ian McEwan (Novela: Ian McEwan) Música Stephen Warbeck Fotografía Andrew Dunn Reparto Emma Thompson, Stanley Tucci, Fionn Whitehead, Jason Watkins, Ben Chaplin, Rupert Vansittart, Anthony Calf, Rosie Cavaliero, Andrew Havill, Nicholas Jones, Dominic Carter, Micah Balfour, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Des McAleer, Eileen Walsh, Alex Felton, Honey Holmes, Chris Wilson, Daniel Eghan, Flor Ferraco, Ty Hurley Sinopsis Fiona Maye (Emma Thompson) es una prestigiosa jueza del Tribunal Superior de Londres especializada en derechos familiares que atraviesa por una grave crisis matrimonial. Cuando llega a sus manos el caso de Adan (Fionn Whitehead), un adolescente con leucemia que se niega a hacerse una transfusión de sangre al ser Testigo de Jehová, Fiona descubrirá sentimientos ocultos que desconocía, y luchará para que Adan entre en razón y sobreviva.

This podcast is a post show podcast of ‘The Same’ at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. The outstanding show was staged in Galway Airport. Podcast features moderator Ian Walsh Drama Lecturer at NUI Galway, Director Pat Kiernan and cast members Catherine Walsh and Eileen Walsh.

How the devil are you? Keeping out that winter chill? Well, we’ve got something to warm you up. It’s EPISODE 72; a beautiful natter with the extraordinary EILEEN WALSH. She’s ace. Craig & Griff met Eileen in London direct from a spin class (Eileen’s NOT Craig or Griff’s) and they hit record and began the conversation. It was one of those recording days when the winter cold hit Craig so there may be a few sneezes and tissue drops but that won’t hinder this fantastic talk as you get to know Eileen.  We want to thank everyone for the astonishing support from last weeks episode and more specifically Adam’s letter that was read out at the start. It’s seemed to strike a chord with many of you and your lovely messages to Adam were so touching. We know he appreciated all of them.  Let’s keep talking.For now, let’s keep listening... to this...EPISODE 72 of THE TWO SHOT PODCAST with the incredible EILEEN WALSH. ENJOY. x If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast'  Twitter- @twoshotpod  Instagram- @twoshotpod  Linktree for all other Two Shot Podcast links - linktr.ee/twoshotpod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EPIC Podcast presents a very special commemorative episode remembering the Halifax disaster of 100 years ago, and asking the sometimes worrying question: What, if anything, have we learned? We are very proud to feature interviews from Dan Bedell from the Canadian Red Cross, Barry Manuel who is the Emergency Management Coordinator for Halifax Regional Municipality, Dale Bodnarchuk our explosives expert, and prominent Halifax historian David Sutherland. We also count ourselves very lucky to be able to feature, with permission, music from Natalie MacMaster's album 'Cape Breton Girl', as well as a very Canadian work commemorating the Halifax Explosion: Halifax Camerata Singers Jeff Joudrey, Artistic Director with Rhapsody Quintet (Jennifer Jones, Violin; Shimon Walt, Cello; David Langstroth, Double Bass; Diana Torbert, Piano; Eileen Walsh, Clarinet) performing Halifax, December 6, 1917 - D.M. Matheson (poem), music by Christopher Palmer Recorded live at the inaugural Edmonton International Choral Festival, June 2, 2017, All Saints Anglican Cathedral, Edmonton. www.halifaxcamerata.org www.rhapsodyquintet.com All this and more on this episode of EPIC Podcast. Current, Relevant, Canadian.

As The Plough and The Stars prepares to tour Ireland and America Lisa Farrelly talks to actor Eileen Walsh about strength in character, playing by heart and learning how to fly each and every night. Sound Operator: Derek Conaghy

Podcast: IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and Education Board members Eileen Walsh and Anne-Marie Vitale provide an overview of activities conducted during the IAESB’s October 29-31, 2014, meeting in New York.Introduction – :07Chair’s opening remarks – :52Revision of IES 8 – 3:31Learning Outcomes Guidance project proposal – 4:39IAESB at World Congress of Accountants 2014 - 6:00Chair’s closing remarks –6:59Next meeting -10:44

Podcast: IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and Education Board members Eileen Walsh and Anne-Marie Vitale provide an overview of activities conducted during the IAESB’s October 29-31, 2014, meeting in New York.Introduction – :07Chair’s opening remarks – :52Revision of IES 8 – 3:31Learning Outcomes Guidance project proposal – 4:39IAESB at World Congress of Accountants 2014 - 6:00Chair’s closing remarks –6:59Next meeting -10:44

Podcast: IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and Education Board members Eileen Walsh and Anne-Marie Vitale provide an overview of activities conducted during the IAESB’s October 29-31, 2014, meeting in New York.Introduction – :07Chair’s opening remarks – :52Revision of IES 8 – 3:31Learning Outcomes Guidance project proposal – 4:39IAESB at World Congress of Accountants 2014 - 6:00Chair’s closing remarks –6:59Next meeting -10:44 

Podcast: IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and IAESB members Eileen Walsh and David Simko review key developments from the Education Board's June 23-25, 2014, meeting in New York. Introduction - :50IES 8 Exposure Draft - 1:55 2014-2016 Strategy and Work Plan - 6:05 Update on the Framework - 9:55Chair's closing remarks - 13:55

Podcast: IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and IAESB members Eileen Walsh and David Simko review key developments from the Education Board's June 23-25, 2014, meeting in New York. Introduction - :50IES 8 Exposure Draft - 1:55 2014-2016 Strategy and Work Plan - 6:05 Update on the Framework - 9:55Chair's closing remarks - 13:55

Podcast: IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and IAESB members Eileen Walsh and David Simko review key developments from the Education Board's June 23-25, 2014, meeting in New York. Introduction - :50IES 8 Exposure Draft - 1:55 2014-2016 Strategy and Work Plan - 6:05 Update on the Framework - 9:55Chair's closing remarks - 13:55

In 1964, three teenage Irish girls are sent to a Magdalene asylum, an archaic home for "fallen women," though their crimes aren't criminal. Rose (Dorothy Duffy) is pregnant out of wedlock, Bernadette (Nora-Jane Noone) has been caught flirting with a boy at school, and Margaret (Anne-Marie Duff) is sentenced for having been raped by a family member. There, the girls perform hard labor supervised by cruel nuns, led by the sneering Sister Bridget (Geraldine McEwan) -- and dream of escape. Stream online: https://amzn.to/2RqEu98 Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/mfrbooksandfilm?fan_landing=true

In 1964, three teenage Irish girls are sent to a Magdalene asylum, an archaic home for "fallen women," though their crimes aren't criminal. Rose (Dorothy Duffy) is pregnant out of wedlock, Bernadette (Nora-Jane Noone) has been caught flirting with a boy at school, and Margaret (Anne-Marie Duff) is sentenced for having been raped by a family member. There, the girls perform hard labor supervised by cruel nuns, led by the sneering Sister Bridget (Geraldine McEwan) -- and dream of escape. Stream online: https://amzn.to/2RqEu98