Podcast appearances and mentions of emma manley

Move over Paris and Milan, it's Ireland's turn!This October, the very first Irish Fashion Week takes place.Coming from the mind of Irish entrepreneur Ashley McDonnell, Ireland Fashion Week will be a nationwide effort and take place from October 6-10th 2025. It may be the first, but we've long had a healthy supply of world-class talent when it comes to fashion design…Joining Andrea to discuss the event is Ashley McDonnell, Emma Manley, Creative Director of Manley Irish womenswear fashion brand, Lia Cowan, Fashion Designer and Celia Holman-Lee, Model Agent.Image: @irelandfashionweek on Instagram

A survey has found that 88% of parents say that social media has made playdate hosting even more competitive.Parents now feel they have to ditch the fizzy drinks and choc-ices in favour of smoothies and veggie crisps.78% agree that the idea of having a few friends over for nuggets and a movie is no longer considered good enough, as the expectation is for better-quality and more nutritious food - as well as more diverse options.Is this something you have experienced?To discuss, Andrea is joined by Journalist Niamh O'Reilly, Emma Manley, Creative Director of women's wear brand Manley, Off the Ball's Adrian Barry as well as listeners.

Have you come across the term “sharenting” before? It's when parents share vast amounts of information about their children online, and it's become ever-prominent in our social media-obsessed world. Emma Manley is a mother and fashion designer who has decided not to share photos of your kids and explained why to Ciara.

Have you come across the term “sharenting” before? It's when parents share vast amounts of information about their children online, and it's become ever-prominent in our social media-obsessed world. Emma Manley is a mother and fashion designer who has decided not to share photos of your kids and explained why to Ciara.

Fashion designer Emma Manley discusses her experience of raising her three boys as Gaeilge, despite not being a fluent Irish speaker herself. From chats at the school gates to brushing up on her own grasp of our native language, Emma reveals all and offers some practical advice to parents who are interested but ultimately intimidated at the prospect of raising and educating their kids through Irish. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emma Manley is the Creative Director of Manley Studio – an Irish womenswear fashion and accessory brand. She is also mum to her almost two year old son and expecting her second child later this year. Emma joined Lauren and Sarina to chat about how tough it can be to sometimes share your positive parenting experiences with others and the toll it can take. They also discussed juggling parenthood and work and why we need to go easier on ourselves and just say, ‘it’s OK!”.

Today’s episode with designer Emma Manley is a special one as not only is it the launch of Series 2 of the For All Mum Kind Podcast, it also marks one year since I myself became a mum. If you had told me a year ago that not only would I have a gorgeous, thriving baby girl but that I would be starting the second series of my own podcast, I would have told you that you have the wrong Pamela. But what a year it has been and I have enjoyed every - well nearly every - minute of motherhood and being able to share those experiences with you and the other mums that I have interviewed. And what better way to end a weekend of celebrating my little girl than with launching a brand new series…. In this launch episode I am joined for the first time by not one but two guests, the delightful fashion designer and entrepreneur Emma Manley and also her 5 month old son Tadhg. Both were charming guests and occasionally as chatty as each other! As Emma is a fashion designer of course pregnancy chic was top of the agenda. Emma very much believes in sustainable fashion and being able to keep your own style throughout pregnancy and beyond and despite a few early mishaps - tight leather skirts are a definite early pregnancy no no - watch this space for some new Manley pieces inspired by her journey so far. Being self employed returning to work as early as possible was a necessity for Emma. And despite the obvious wrench of being away from your child, Emma found the process of returning to her creative space to be rewarding as well as challenging. Despite an uneventful pregnancy Emma’s birth story was anything but. When her waters broke five weeks early her well thought out birth plan was cast aside as she put herself in the hands of the medical service. As a first time mum she talks about the naivety we all share on our first birth and how she is now a firm believer in the epidural. I want to thank Emma and Tadhg for taking the time to come talk to me. If you would like to see Emma’s designs please go to her website: https://www.manley.ie Or look out for one of her Irish designer pop-up stores "Bloss" https://www.manley.ie If you want to keep the discussion going please follow me on Instagram and as always thanks for listening. Pamela x

I am delighted to let you all know that after a short summer break, the For All Mum Kind Podcast will return for its second series on August 25th to mark 1 year since I myself became a mum. Join me, Pamela, over the next few weeks as I chat to new group of amazing Irish mums about their experiences of becoming mothers. Each Sunday I’ll be joined by mums from all walks of life, from the fashion industry, media, the world of fitness, as well as baby experts giving their tips and honest accounts of what it’s really like to be a mum. In the meantime head over to my Instagram account, ForAllMumKind, where I am currently running a competition to win a mum & baby hamper to celebrate the launch of the second season and to thank you all for your support. Make sure you are subscribed to the For All Mum Kind feed on your podcast provider of choice so you’ll receive every episode automatically every week. As always thanks for listening and for all your lovely reviews and comments. And I’ll see you next week for the first episode of Season 2 with Irish designer Emma Manley. ................................................... COMPETITION DETAILS I have collaborated with some of my favourite brands and products to bring you a competition! To win these five mum and baby products: @Bellababystores Clouds 3 in 1 Travel Cot @Elvie Pelvic Floor Trainer @my_expertmidwifeireland Mum and Baby Hamper @gillbooks @Lucywolfesleep The Baby Sleep Solution & Aileen Cox Blundell The @Babyledfeeding Cookbook and The Baby Friendly Family Cookbook @Drbronner Baby Mild Range Hamper @presencepr ................................................... Entering is easy… 1. Like the Series 2 announcement post on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/B1UPi1XHwv0/ 2. Make sure you are following @forallmumkind and @Bellababystores 3. Tag a friend who you think would love this prize and you can enter as many times as you like. One comment equals one entry. The winner will be chosen at random on Sunday 25th August 2019. ROI Entries Only. T & C's Apply. Thank you to all the brands for their support.

Stephen sits down with Emma Manley, the founder of award-winning fashion label- Manley, to talk about motherhood overcoming loss and the journey to being her own boss. Instagram & Twitter: @hellostevo

On this week's episode of Girls With Goals we're joined by fashion designer Emma Manley and jewellery designer Jenny Huston. They've joined forces to create 'Bloss'. A pop-up design haven, Bloss is the FIRST of it's kind in Ireland, and it's already a force to be reckoned with. We're also running an exciting competition on this week's episode in partnership with F&F at Tesco, find out how you can win by following this link : https://www.her.ie/giveaways/win-tickets-glam-event-set-roaring-twenties-436161

On this week’s episode Niamh Maher is joined in studio by author Louise O’Neill and designer Emma Manley, aside from new books and fashion seasons they’re also putting on their Agony Aunt hats in order to help out a few of our listeners. Whether it’s searching for an orgasm, taking your husband’s name, dating at work or female mentors: the ladies are going in HARD with their advice. Senior football correspondent with JOE.co.uk Melissa Reddy joins us for our Spotlight On Sport to talk respect and making it in a man’s world.

This weeks guest is designer Emma Manley. Presented by Taragh Loughrey-Grant.

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