Podcasts about Eithne

Send your thoughts, feelings, opinions and suggestions to 0892096423!As we discuss regularly in the news episode, there are lots of children in Ireland being let down by various systems and some of those children need a safe and caring home. That's where the foster care system comes in. Unfortunately there is a major shortage of foster carers in Ireland at the moment, so today I'm bringing you a chat with Eithne Larkin, Recruitment Lead with Origins Foster Care. Eithne has also been a foster carer herself for 23 years, so she is perfectly positioned to give us an idea of what kind of people make a good foster carer, and the impact it has on the lives of both the children and the carers. I found this conversation incredibly enlightening and moving, and I hope you do too. If you're interested in continuing the conversation, you can contact Origins Foster Care here, or contact Eithne on 0870529749.Get tickets to the live show in The Laughter Lounge on May 16th here!To support the podcast and access bonus episodes, join the community on Patreon here.Theme Song: HowDoILook, Pillow Queens Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tá sí mar Ealaíontóir Traidisiúnta Cónaithe UCC i 2025 agus beidh sí i mbun ceoil san ollscoil ar an Aoine mar chuid de TradFest.

Rinne Stoirm Éowyn go leor damáiste de na tolláin agus na tithe gloine ag Lárionad Acmhainní Nádúrtha Chill Ulta. Tá go leor damáiste déanta de shé cinn de na tolláin mhóra agus don teach gloine.

Foilsíodh tuarascáil inné ar rátaí fuinnimh in aonaid tithíochta sa chontae seo. Ba rátáil idir D1 agus C1 is mó a fuair aonaid anseo sa chontae anuraidh.

Eithne Nic Dhonnacha, Comhairleoir Plean Gníomh 5 Bhliana Iorras Aithneach ag labhairt faoin mol nua bia atá le forbairt i Rosmuc.

Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio, the podcast for writers everywhere brought to you by Pen to Print  Our writing tips this month are once again from Write On's Eithne Cullen and Mary Walsh.  For our recording, Eithne and Mary are in conversation at the London Library and they share thoughts about the history and purpose of the Library and the inspiration that writers can find there.  Find out more about Eithne Cullen by following her on X, formerly twitter here ⁠https://twitter.com/eithne_cullen⁠  And read Mary Walsh's Writer of the Month feature from Write On! Here  ⁠https://pentoprint.org/writer-of-the-month-mary-walsh/⁠  Find out more about The London Library here https://www.londonlibrary.co.uk/ We're always delighted to read your contributions so if you'd like to see your words in Write on! or hear them on this podcast please get in touch. Please submit to: ⁠https://pentoprint.org/get-involved/submit-to-write-on/⁠   Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio. This edition has been presented by Tiffany Clare and produced by Chris Gregory. The original location recording was made by Eithne Cullen.   Write On! Audio is an Alternative Stories production for Pen to Print. This podcast is produced using public funding from Arts Council England

Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio, the podcast for writers everywhere brought to you by Pen to Print   Our Listener contribution for November is from poet and Write On! regular Eithne Cullen.  In this piece, Eithne discusses the power of poetry and shares some of her favourite verse including poems by Mary Oliver and Wendy Cope.    You can find out more about Eithne by following her on social media via the following links https://twitter.com/eithne_cullen https://www.instagram.com/eithnecullen57/     We're always delighted to read your contributions so if you'd like to see your words in Write On! or hear them on this podcast please get in touch. Please submit to:  https://pentoprint.org/get-involved/submit-to-write-on/   Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio. This edition has been presented by Tiffany Clare and produced by Chris Gregory.  Write On! Audio is an Alternative Stories production for Pen to Print.   This podcast is produced using public funding from Arts Council England

Tá roinnt tograí tagtha chun cinn i gConamara Láir le cúpla mí atá le fostaíocht a chruthú sa gceantar.

Eithne Ní Ghallchobhair a chuirfidh leagan nua den sean-scéal i láthair le cabhair ó Steve Cooney agus ceoltóirí eile mar chuid de Fhéile IMRAM.

Mary couldn't believe that tw sausage rolls cost €9.80. Eithne used to refuse to observe daylight savings but has given in to technology. Colette's daughter hated wearing shoes so much that she would throw them out of the car window.

'Ceol crotaigh, uaill cois cladaigh' by Eithne Ní Ghallchobhair, a storyteller and writer from West Donegal. Here she explores the decline in numbers of the curlew population. Eithne's latest book is 'Caithréim agus Tóir' (2024). Her previous titles include 'Súil' (2018), 'Múscail, a Ghiorria' (2020), & 'An Craiceann agus a Luach' (2021).

Eithne Ní Ghallchobhair ag labhairt linn faoina cnuasach nua Caithréim agus Tóir agus faoi sraith leabhar filíochta a foilseoidh Arlen House i mbliana.

Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio, the podcast for writers everywhere brought to you by Pen to Print  Our writing tips this month are once again from Write On's Eithne Cullen and Mary Walsh.  For our recording, Eithne and Mary are in conversation at the Hay Festival where they were part of the Write On! Team attending the event.   They chat about the inspirational and informative nature of the festival and the various writers they have heard speaking during the event.   Find out more about Eithne Cullen by following her on X, formerly twitter here https://twitter.com/eithne_cullen  And read Mary Walsh's Writer of the Month feature from Write On! Here  https://pentoprint.org/writer-of-the-month-mary-walsh/  Find our more about the Hay Festival by visiting the festival's website here https://www.hayfestival.com/home  We're always delighted to read your contributions so if you'd like to see your words in Write on! or hear them on this podcast please get in touch. Please submit to: https://pentoprint.org/get-involved/submit-to-write-on/   Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio. This edition has been presented by Tiffany Clare and produced by Chris Gregory. The original location recording was made by Eithne Cullen.   Write On! Audio is an Alternative Stories production for Pen to Print.  This podcast is produced using public funding from Arts Council England

Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio, the podcast for writers everywhere brought to you by Pen to Print   Our writing tips this month are from Write On's Eithne Cullen and Mary Walsh.  Eithne and Mary are in conversation about the skills and inspiration writers can receive from attending writing courses.   Find out more about Pen to Print's range of writing courses by visiting the events page of the Pen to Print website here https://pentoprint.org/about/events/   Find out more about Eithne Cullen by following her on X, formerly twitter here https://twitter.com/eithne_cullen   And read Mary Walsh's Writer of the Month feature from Write On! Here  https://pentoprint.org/writer-of-the-month-mary-walsh/   We're always delighted to read your contributions so if you'd like to see your words in Write on! or hear them on this podcast please get in touch. Please submit to:  https://pentoprint.org/get-involved/submit-to-write-on/   Thank you for listening to Write On! Audio. This edition has been presented by Tiffany Clare and produced by Chris Gregory. Write On! Audio is an Alternative Stories production for Pen to Print.   This podcast is produced using public funding from Arts Council England

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/3yoklgps Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Over 400 participants in the Ennis road race Os cionn 400 páirteach i rás bóthair Inis 'Iron' Meáin. News Over 400 people took it from the tires today in Ennis Meáin in the Galway bay, in the road race known as Ennis Iron Meáin. Nuacht Thug os cionn 400 duine as na boinn é inniu in Inis Meáin i gcuan na Gaillimhe, sa rás bóthair ar a dtugtar Inis Iron Meáin. This is the twentieth year the race has been running and the twelve kilometer race course attracts runners from all over. Seo an fichiú bliain an rás ar bun agus meallann cúrsa an ráis dhá chiliméadar déag reathaithe as gach uile chearn. The race was originally organized to raise money for the island's secondary school, Saint John's College. Eagraíodh an rás ar dtús chun airgead a bhailiú do mheánscoil an oileáin, Coláiste Naomh Eoin. The organizers of the event claim that Inis Iron Meáin is the first ever road race of its kind on the Irish islands and that other communities have since emulated them with similar races. Maíonn lucht eagraithe na hócáide gurb é Inis Iron Meáin an chéad rás bóthair dá chineál ariamh ar oileáin na hÉireann agus go ndearna pobail eile aithris orthu ó shin le rásaí dá macasamhail. The organizing committee of the race always manages to attract well-known people to be at the head of the course. Éiríonn le coiste eagraithe an ráis daoine aitheanta a mhealladh i gcónaí le bheith ar cheann an chúrsa. Today it was Galway Mayor Eddie Hoare who hit the starting bell outside Naomh Eoin's Secondary School on the island in the company of Galway Rose Deirdre Ní Cheoinín. Inniu ba é Méara Chathair na Gaillimhe Eddie Hoare a bhuail an bonnán tosaithe taobh amuigh de Mheánscoil Naomh Eoin ar an oileán i gcuideachta Rós na Gaillimhe Deirdre Ní Cheoinín. Connacht full-back Tiernan O'Halloran, who announced this week that he was retiring from the game professionally, was among the more than 400 runners who made it out. Bhí lánchúlaí fhoireann Chonnacht Tiernan O'Halloran, a d'fhógair an tseachtain seo go raibh sé ag éirí as an gcluiche go gairmiúil, i measc an bhreis is 400 reathaí a thug as na boinn é. People were present from as far afield as Sweden and Austria. Bhí daoine i láthair as áiteanna chomh fada i gcéin leis an tSualainn agus an Ostair. A number of Irish people returned from abroad for the Bank Holiday weekend to join their families. D'fhill roinnt Éireannach ó thar lear don deireadh seachtaine Saoire Bainc le bheith páirteach lena dteaghlach. Among them was Colin Frost from Castlebar but who lives in London and came back to Ennismean for the third year in a row. Orthu sin bhí Colin Frost as Caisleán an Bharraigh ach atá ina chónaí i Londain agus tháinig arais go hInis Meáin den triú bliain as a chéile. His father and brother were involved today as well. Bhí a athair agus dheartháir páirteach inniu chomh maith. Méabh Kealy, who is still in primary school, was one of the youngest competitors who took part in the 5 kilometer race today. Bhí Méabh Kealy, atá go fóill sa bhunscoil ar dhuine de na h- iomaitheoirí ab óige a ghlac páirt sa rás 5 ciliméadar inniu. Ennis Meáin is particularly important to her family because it is where her parents Eithne and Gerry met - at the Ennis Iron Meáin road race! Méabh told Nuacht RTÉ today that her parents return to the island every year since then to take part and that she loves that she can now run out with them! The brothers Ciarán, Colm and Alan Breathnach from Ballymun were in Dublin today as well. Tá tábhacht ar leith ag baint le hInis Meáin dá teaghlach mar gur ann a casadh a tuismitheoirí Eithne agus Gerry ar a chéile - ag rás bóthair Inis Iron Meáin! Dúirt Méabh le Nuacht RTÉ inniu go bhfilleann a tuismitheoirí ar an oileán gach bliain ó shin i leith le bheith páirteach agus gur breá léi go mbíonn sise anois ábalt...

Welcome back to the Candlelit Tales podcast. This episode continues our new series on the greatest High King in mythological, pseudo-historical memory: Cormac Mac Airt. This episode tells the story of Cormac's meeting with his beloved Eithne, and the tragic tale of what her feckless relatives did to her beloved foster father. Please note the content of these stories may be triggering for some listeners, please take care of yourself as you listen. This story includes mentions of poverty, injustice, and destitution. This podcast is proudly sponsored by the people who donate to us each month via https://www.patreon.com/candlelittales and anyone who sends us a once-off donation through the Paypal button on our website http://candlelittales.ie/ Find details of our upcoming shows here: https://candlelittales.ie/performances/

Eithne Nic Dhonnchadha duine den lucht eagraithe don Siompóisiam Eacnamaíochta a bheas in Ionad Cuimhneacháin na nImirceacha i gCarna Dé Máirt ag labhairt faoin ócáid sin.

Labhair Eithne Nic Dhonnchadha le Máire Áine Ní Chuaig faoi Shiompóisiam a bheas in Ionad Cuimhneacháin na nImirceach ar an 26ú Márta.

There can't be too many people, certainly in Dublin, who haven't heard of Fitzpatrick's Castle Hotel in Killiney. And while the building itself has a very long history dating all the way back to 1740, its current incarnation began in 1970 when Paddy and Eithne Fitzpatrick fulfilled a lifetime ambition by buying Killiney Castle and its grounds. They initially opened 1 room at a time, eventually reaching 13 rooms in the original castle, before embarking on a massive expansion plan over the 1975 to 1995 period that saw the property grow by 100 rooms, a fitness centre, and conference and meeting spaces. The group then expanded to open hotels in Bunratty, New York, and Chicago before splitting into separate ownership when Paddy died. The Fitzpatrick Castle hotel has been in the ownership of Paddy and Eithne's daughter since 2005 and has been operating for over 50 years. Sitting in front of me are Mark and Joseph Scott Lennon – the current generation of operators. Mark has over 20 years of hospitality experience and took over running Fitzpatrick's Castle in 2012. He has international experience working in Vancouver and New York and is heavily involved in the Irish Hotel Federation as a current member of the national council. Joseph has 14 years hospitality experience packed with international destinations like St Vincent, the Grenadines, New York, and Dubai. He has been hotel manager at Fitzpatrick Castle for the last two years.  This is the 22nd episode with guests Mark and Joseph Scott Lennon, Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, in the Davy podcast series 'Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly'. This podcast brings you insightful conversation between Aidan Donnelly and entrepreneurs and business owners/management with their own unique story to tell. If you like what you hear, please like, share and subscribe.

LÉ Eithne the last naval ship built in Ireland has set sail on its final voyage ahead of its likely scrappage.The Vessel was the flagship of the Irish Naval Service and served 38 years on missions at home and abroad before it was decommissioned in July 2022.Joining Sean to explain the importance of LÉ Eithne, its capabilities and what it was like to serve aboard her was Mark Mellett, Chief of Staff of Ireland's Defence Forces from 2015 until 2021 and former Captain of the ship.

LÉ Eithne the last naval ship built in Ireland has set sail on its final voyage ahead of its likely scrappage.The Vessel was the flagship of the Irish Naval Service and served 38 years on missions at home and abroad before it was decommissioned in July 2022.Joining Sean to explain the importance of LÉ Eithne, its capabilities and what it was like to serve aboard her was Mark Mellett, Chief of Staff of Ireland's Defence Forces from 2015 until 2021 and former Captain of the ship.

Eithne Harley is a Marketing Director at Accenture, where she sits in the global team supporting Technology in EMEA, and is a Board Member of Music Network Ireland. She's a lover of the Arts and champion of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion). Hear her compelling reasons for why businesses should support the Arts through their ESG budgets and the value to be gained. Eithne also talks about the Accenture initiative of Women on Walls featuring some incredible women in STEM and shares her own views on Advanced Digital Technologies. Connect with Shirley at ShirleyKavanagh.com and LinkedIn, and Eithne on LinkedIn

In this edition of ASCL 150: Leadership Legacies, General Secretary Geoff Barton talks to Eithne Hughes, Director, ASCL Cymru.

Andy Harmer talks with Eithne Williamson (Vice President of Princess Cruises UK and Europe). Eithne tells as all about her journey into her current role at Princess Cruises whom she joined in 2022 as well as what makes Princess Cruises special. As an exciting 2024 builds up speed Eithne has lots to share about "Princess Medallion" as well as what's instore for guests on "Sun Princess" when she sets sail in the Med in February. Listen out for exciting news about agents looking to see "Sun Princess" in the UK.

PJ talks to Eithne whose bad toothache at a wedding turned out to be heart failure but her brother Kieran and Youghal Fire Brigade saved the day. We also hear from Ger O'Dea, National Ambulance Service Community Engagement Manager. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jack Horgan Jones, Political reporter with the Irish Times and Captain Nick Sloane, Salvage master and former President of The International Salvage Union

Tá leabhar do ghasúir scríofa aici.

Talking with the wonderful Eithne Connolly Balavoine on her experiences with life, menopause and mental health. Eithne is an irish teacher living in France, she has 2 lovely sons and a lovely husband and one toy Yorkshire dog who support her as a bi-polar being. Living with mental health issues during her menopause was a challenge. She has recently discovered painting. Eithne welcomes questions, advice or discussion are welcome. You can contact Eithne via instagram @cocojurango or via facebook @eithneconnolly

Eithne Verling, Stiúrthóir Mhúsaem Chathair na Gaillimhe.

When three lodgers move in together, their determination to hide their secrets from one another leaves an important, mysterious package overlooked. A great new book by Eithne Shorthall.

The lifeboats of the RNLI have been saving lives in Irish and UK waters since 1824. Almost entirely run by volunteers, the RNLI have rescued over 144,000 lives since founded, often in very challenging conditions.   In this episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, Noel visits the Sligo Bay Lifeboat station and speaks with the crew on how they carry out their vital work and the impact that weather can have on their operations. Noel is first given a tour of the station by Operations Manager Willie Murphy, and then joins Helm Eithne Davis onboard for a detailed run-through of the lifeboat itself. Noel then sits down with Willie, Eithne and RNLI water safety representative, Tim Doran, to learn more about how rescues are carried out, the training involved and how best to remain safe in or around water.

My guest today is the writer, director and TV producer, Bill Hughes. Since 1985, he has made more than a thousand hours of music, arts, entertainment, performance, and documentary programming for R T E , I T V,  B B C,  P B S,  C B C, and ABC in Australia. Many of his films have focused on social exclusion and sexuality, and he has been a leading advocate in the LGBTQ+ community.Bill kindly invited me over to his beautiful apartment beside the Phoenix Park in Dublin for my very first location podcast, and it made for a very relaxed environment and luckily not too much background noise apart from the occasional siren and somebody cutting their grass. As you'll hear, Bill is a natural storyteller and is a voice you could listen to all day long.We spoke about his parents and growing up with his 13 brothers and sisters above his mother's drapery shop in Athy. A surprise ending to his psychiatrist visit to cure him of being gay, Louis Walsh, pulling the poor mouth and making Boyzone's first five music videos for no money. Praying for a miracle with Martin Sheen, How he met his husband, Gary, and their intimate wedding day. The fun times he had with his late sister Eithne, his friendship and weekly phone calls with Loretta Brennan Glucksman, Upstaging the competition at the Provincetown Carnival and so much more. I usually have quite a bit of work to do, editing each podcast afterwards, but with Bill, everything just flowed and there was nothing to edit at all.So please sit back, put your feet up, and enjoy the wonderful Bill Hughes.Thank you for listening and please subscribe (it's free) so you'll be first to get all the new episodes.To see all the images we've talked about during the pod, please have a look on 6 Photographs page hereMy Website is marknixon.comContact: studio@marknixon.com Follow me on Instagram @marknixonstudioOr for my Burning Man photos on Instagram @burningmarknixonFacebook @marknixonstudio

What an interesting painting this week for Work of the Week at the Crawford Art Gallery! Dr Michael Waldron chatted to Conor Tallon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Filmed October 12, 2022 at The O'Donoghue Centre (NUIG), Galway, IE Intro filmed March 19, 2023 at Blackrock, Galway, IE Cameras & video edit: John Margetts Sound recording & mix: Liam King Theme song animation: Cian Hogan More information about Inni-K: http://www.inni-k.com/ https://www.instagram.com/innikmusic/ More information about Peter Broderick: https://www.peterbroderick.net/ https://www.instagram.com/bropeterick/ More information about The Black Gate: https://www.blackgate.ie/ https://www.instagram.com/blackgategalway/

We've reached the penultimate episode of The Hexer and we still have no clue what's going on. So in a desperate attempt to help, we've paired this episode with Navigator Straight Bourbon, which to our delight and dismay proves to be much more enjoyable than what's on screen. Geralt has a bunch of acid flashbacks, Ciri dons a lucha libre mask and Jaskier may or may not declare his love to his favorite witcher (we're still a bit hazy on that). Speaking of Geralt, he doesn't disappear, but Ciri does, while Eithne just never shows up, proving she may just be the smartest one of all. Oh, and we learn the whole thing may have been translated by a cat, which having now seen it, we can't say is all that surprising.

Well its time for another episode and Ceecee shares the tale of Eithne the Bride with us! Of course we need some commentary so Dee and Mark are behind the mic to catch up. If you have any question you'd like us to answer, topics you'd like us to discuss, or stories you'd like us to tell, tweet us at @leprechaun_ie with #AskAStoryteller or find us on Instagram @leprechaunmuseum.

Eithne Ring is an author and birth mother from Ireland. She has just written a new book, "Does My Son Take Sugar" an Irish Mother's Memoir. A true story of love, scandal, regret, and reunion. In this episode, we talk about adoption in Ireland and how birth mothers were treated. Eithne shares how she was forced to hide the pregnancy and went on in silent grief over the loss of her child. This story has a surprising twist and is a beautiful reminder of how wonderful things can still come even after trauma. You can listen to this episode on podcast or watch it on YouTube!

Angela tells Lily the story of Eithne, Pagan goddess of the grain, and her unlikely counterpart - the King of Death. Crom Cruach is associated with Samhain for many reasons, not the least of which is his eternal affiliation with harvesting souls and marking the necessary death of Winter. Enjoy this Pagan spookytime episode. Happy Halloween, ghouls and goblins! SUPPORT THE SHOW ONPatreonInstagramFacebookSupport the show

We speak with Jaime Martín, chief conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra about the season opening - We review Mise en scène, a new exhibition of works by acclaimed Irish artist Eithne Jordan - Mike on Disney+ dramatizes the life and career of controversial boxer Mike Tyson.

Every year, in May, we honor nurses all over the world as we celebrate National Nurses Month. It is an opportunity to advocate for the profession and to promote the value of their hard work and dedication. Being a nurse requires not only specialized education and training but also interpersonal skills and amiable qualities that will help them connect with healthcare consumers better. Needless to say, nursing is a noble profession as it is; but there is a growing specialty practice called Faith Community Nursing that makes this vocation even more challenging but greatly fulfilling at the same time.Imagine having someone to walk alongside you as you go through health crises in your life. What's even better is that aside from the emotional and psychological support that they can give, they are trained professionals who can lay out information and answers to questions that you are too afraid or hesitant to ask doctors and other healthcare providers. That is essentially what faith community nurses aspire to do! With the support of the whole community and the improvement or promotion of healthcare services, faith community nurses strive to develop an integrative model of health and wellness. With this kind of approach, the hope is that more people will be encouraged to address health issues and prevent or minimize illnesses and even mental health conditions. Learn more about Faith Community Nursing from our guests, Eithne Keegan and Linda Mirshafiee in this episode! Memorable Quotes:I think when we all partner together – healthcare providers and parents – in supporting our kids, I think it makes it a much more positive experience. – Linda Mirshafiee We used to come together more as communities around crisis… But as church attendance has shrunk, as we've all become more virtual, as we become more mobile and move around the country, those family networks, those church networks, those community networks seem to be fading, falling apart; and more and more, we're left on our own. – Paul RobertsThere is comfort in knowing that there is a God… and also the purpose of belonging to a community. – Eithne KeeganSometimes you got to get out and seek some help. And maybe it just reinforces what you already thought. Maybe it's just somebody holding your hand saying, “It's okay. You'll figure [it out].” But you need somebody. Being alone is not the answer to going through all of life here. Not at critical moments; I don't think that's when you should be alone. – Paul RobertsResources Mentioned: End GameFrontline: Being MortalHoag Health NetworkAbout the Host:Dung Trinh, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Irvine Clinical Research, a medical missionary with TongueOut Medical Missions, and holds leadership positions with multiple health care organizations in Orange County. He is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and Host of “Health Talks with Dr. Trinh” which can be heard weekly on OC Talk Radio.Connect with Dr. Trinh:HealthTalks OC WebsiteTongue OutFacebookLinkedInYouTube

1.30" Mike McGrath co-founder of Kwayga - matching suppliers and buyers in the food industry. They have 50,000 suppliers on the platform, they have 1,000 active users, heading for 2,000 which Mike says is a tipping point on a platform. They're raising money and heading to grow big in the US. The good news is that small businesses can join for free. Aramark is a customer. They're very actively looking for Italian suppliers, something the Italian embassy may be interested in.His 'hire in a heartbeat', Rachel Botsman, who makes complex things clear and has done a lot of work on creating 'trust' online.20.00" Anne Butterly, founder of Louth based, Easydry - founded in 2005, that makes compostable fibre based towels. 'Hard work and dedication gets you places' she says. She explains how she cracked the hairdressing market, which brought her product worldwide. Market research is in her blood and she gives a masterclass on how to research markets and sectors. Not everything she has tried has worked, and she tells why. 'Keep innovating' is the way to keep ahead in terms of protecting your IP. BTW, a hair salon uses 12,000 a year!Her 'hire in a heartbeat', Leonardo de Caprio, who funds environmentally positive businesses, but she also wants him to make an ad for Easydry42.00" Eithne Sweeney, co-founder, Wires Uncrossed. In 2012 she and Myles, her husband, sailed from New Zealand to Mayo and this was the founding of her business, that aims to help technical teams to better understood, avoiding acronyms and colloquialisms. We love 'Top Tips' on That Great Business Show. Eithne gives us three of her top tips, all straightforward but all essential. They worked with Frontera amongst others in New Zealand.Her hires in a heartbeat? Mindlab founder Francis Valintine, Dr. Michelle Dickinson, promoting STEM learning worldwide, Stephanie O'Malley, founder of DESTY.63.00" John Bourdeaux, President AdvanceCT. John goes through all of the attractions of Connecticut for Irish businesses starting out to tackle the US market. He does business differently, and he gives his own personal phone number (+1 860 248 9880) to TeamGBS, that he will answer himself, to help Irish companies find their CT business. Irish company Nuritas is one of the most recent businesses to have chosen CT for their base.His 'hires in a heartbeat', Indra Nooyi former boss at Pepsico and Jim Loree, CEO Stanley Black and DeckerThanks to De Facto Shave Oil. The world's best shaving oil.hY5c6HhFqpXlOOxtL9uR Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Executive Chairman Charif Souki gives his assessment of the global LNG market as it is now, how COVID has affected the market over time and geopolitical changes. Major players are out of the market and all energy sources have increased in price. It is still a luxury in the western world to decide how to […] The post CHAT with TELL | Two minutes with Charif Souki | An interview with Eithne Treanor at the IEF-GARP conference appeared first on Tellurian Inc..

Paddy Fitzpatrick was one of the most successful Irish hoteliers after starting his empire with the Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, Killiney, in 1971. After retirement, his children John and Eithne went on to succeed him. They join us now to chat about their careers.

Beidh ócáid á reachtáil inniu ag gteic Ghaobh Dobhair faoi uasghrádú fuinnimh do thithe agus réimse saineolais ar fáil ann.

We hear from a mother who is fighting for her son to be fairly examined in the Leaving Certificate. Eithne Walsh is mum to a visually-impaired student, Cormac Walsh has done all his post-primary studies digitally and has been told he must sit paper-based Leaving Cert exams. For higher-level maths, it would mean enlarging the exam paper to a point were it would amount to 54 pages, with some graphs and answer boxes cut in half. Eithne spoke to Pat this morning on her quest on behalf of Cormac. Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show 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'.  

The Irish Annals are full -- full, we tell you -- of detailed histories of the kings of Ireland.  Only mostly the details are their names, how long they ruled, and how they died. Though Bran Ardchenn and Eithne were burned to death in a church, we don't know more than that. In this episode, we discuss early Irish history, the Book of Leinster, and Anne's annoyance at not knowing exactly how Bran and Eithne died. Because "burned to death" doesn't really explain much.

In a world where we're constantly flooded with much more than we can handle, may we not forget to seek something to lean on for strength and hope.Healthcare providers – particularly nurses, can best establish a relationship with their patients by fostering a relationship with them to promote healing and wellness.Mind-body-spirit means that wellness does not only come from physical health but mental and spiritual health, as well. And to be healthy, we should always take a look at these three aspects of our nature.In this episode, let's listen to the different stories of healing through spiritual and mental support with Eithne Keegan - a Faith Community Nurse serving as an RN Advocate for the Hoag Faith Community Nursing Program.Memorable Quotes:Sometimes, one prayer with a patient is probably the most important thing that they have gotten out of the office visit. — Dr. Dung TrinhMaybe healing has a different definition to God. It may mean that you're done with your suffering and then come back to him. — Dr. Dung TrinhKnow that you are loved. — Eithne KeeganRemember that even the homeless persons are children of God and He loves them as much as He loves you. — Eithne KeeganHug somebody today. — Eithne KeeganOther Resources: hcfusa.comhcfusa53@gmail.comImportant Points:Because of burnout and all the things happening to their workplace, many people are going back to their religion.Asking for consent is the most important thing. Nursing is a vocation that provides holistic care that doctors cannot give.About the Guests:Eithne Keegan is a Faith Community Nurse serving as an RN Advocate for the Hoag Faith Community Nursing Program. She is the National Coordinator of Healthcare Christian Fellowship, USA, a Global Healthcare Organization. In her spare time, Eithne enjoys walking, hiking, reading, and traveling to places that are off the beaten track.About the Host:Dung Trinh, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Irvine Clinical Research, medical missionary with TongueOut Medical Missions, and holds leadership positions with multiple health care organizations in Orange County. He is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and Host of “Health Talks with Dr. Trinh” which can be heard weekly on OC Talk Radio.Connect with Dr. TrinhHealthTalks OC WebsiteTongue OutFacebookLinkedInYoutube

Dagda was an Irish god who was part of a group of Irish gods known as the Tuatha Dé Danaan. He was regarded as the father of the gods and was known for his knowledge and good nature. He is often referred as “The Dagda”The legend of Dagda states that he is a god of the earth, knowledge, harvest, time and fate. He is known to possess knowledge and wisdom that was frequently used to help the mortals. He is also depicted as a wanderer who spreads happiness and sense of wonder among the mortal world of Ireland & Scotland.The Dagda was a giant of a man with long and unruly beard. He wore a woolen cloak around his head and his clothes never fit him right with his belly and buttocks being frequently exposed. This however did not take away his good looks.It has been theorized that the Dagda's gruff appearance was created by the Christians who recorded Irish folktales. These early historians wanted to make him appear foolish and humorous when compared to their deity Jesus Christ.The Dagda is the son of Eithne, who is the daughter of Balor, the leader of the Fomorians. He is also considered the brother of Lugh, who ruled Ireland for 40 years.The Dagda has a daughter named Brigit, who is a powerful force of fertility. His most famous sons are Cermat and Angus Og, who have represented youth, beauty, and maybe even love.The Dagda is the husband of Morrigan, who referred to as his “envious wife”. He has two brothers, Nuada and Ogma. In the Dindsench, the Dagda is given Ainge, a daughter who is known for her ability to keep a twig basket or bathtub leaking when the tide is in. Dagda is also said to be the son of Elatha and grandson on Delbeath. His other wife is known as Elcmar and Echtgi is the another daughter that is mentioned in the Banshenchas.The Dagda has various names or epithets that reflect the various aspects of his character. Some of these include Eochaid Ollathair, Ruad Roftessa, Fer Benn, Daire, Aed, Cera, Cerrce, Easal and Eogabal.Dagda had a variety of objects that were associated with power and position. The Dagda was known for his various powers, including a caldron full of fruit trees that were never empty allowing him to feed as many people as possible. He also had two pigs that were always ready to eat.He also had a large club that could kill both men and animals. It is said that one of the ends of the club can kill 9 men in a single swing while the other end can revive people from the dead. He is also in possession of a harp that can be used to change seasons based on the song he plays.The Dagda has also appeared in various other pop culture works. In Dungeons & Dragons, he was often portrayed as a leader of a Celtic pantheon. He was also featured in the game's Scion role-playing game. In Marvel Comics featuring Thor, he is represented as an equivalent to Odin in the Celtic pantheon.Read about the Dagda at https://mythlok.com/dagda/

Reels are now 1 year old, and as we hit this milestone I am speaking with Eithne Bryan, a yoga teacher in London who was an early adopter with TikTok and Reels, and has seen her videos go viral on both platforms.  I am going to be asking her exactly HOW she has used Reels to grow her community and reach, and importantly the METHOD she uses to find inspiration and share engaging Reels and TikTok consistently.   If you are an ambitious yoga teacher or wellness business owner with a desire to make a bigger impact online, then be sure to check out my 6-week digital marketing and business group program Master The Gram (https://www.thedigitalyogi.co.uk/masterthegram) Follow me on Instagram  Follow Eithne Bryan on Instagram Follow Eithne Bryan on TikTok