Podcast appearances and mentions of Emmet Kirwan

Sean Defoe sits down with actor and playwright, Emmet Kirwan ahead of the run of his new show Accents.Accents is showing at The Ambassador Theatre, in Dublin on 16,17,18 January and across the country into 2025.Hit ‘Listen' to get more of this brilliant conversation on all things accents and hear all about his new show.

It's often seen as something we need to shed in order to be seen as forward-thinking and cosmopolitan: our accents… But, are we in danger of losing an essential part of who we are? Are rural and regional accents on the decline in 21st Century Ireland?Well, it's the title of a theatre piece by actor and writer Emmet Kirwan, who takes his show on a new nationwide tour early next year and says: Accents should be celebrated, not corrected'.Andrea is joined by Senator Lynn Ruane, Josh Crosbie, Newstalk Reporter, Aisling Goodwin, Actor and Dialect Coach as well as listeners to discuss.

Oliver was joined by actor and playwright Emmet Kirwan on his spoken word play 'Accents' which opens in Dublin in January and then will tour in Tallaght, Wicklow, Limerick, Cork and Galway.

My guest this week is Jan Brierton, a mam, a fashion stylist, and a poet. Her first collection What Day Is It? Who Gives a F*ck was published in 2021 after Jan's first ever poem went viral during lockdown. Everybody Is a Poem: Midlife in Rhymes is Jan's second collection published by New Island. In this pocket-sized book Jan riffs on menopause, midlife, the mental load, friendships, relationships, loss, and self-acceptance. On its release, Jan's second collection made the top 10 paperback non-fiction book charts. Plain-speaking and completely relatable, each of these 52 poems are served with Jan's signature combination of humour, wit, and poignancy. This is poetry for everybody.   Since the publication of her debut book, Jan has appeared on RTE Nationwide, TV3's Six O Clock show, RTE Radio 1's Brendan O Connor Show, Ray Darcy Show, 2Fm, 98FM, The Irish Times Women's podcast and Mamia & Me with Amy Huberman. Jan's poems have been shared on social media by Jo Whiley and Emma Barnett (BBC Women's Hour) with over 30K views. Jan is the resident poet on the Ray Darcy Show on RTE Radio 1.   With her passion for keeping poetry accessible, Jan's poems come to life with her engaging live performances. In May 2024 Jan opened with her hero Dr John Cooper Clark in Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre, where she debuted her homage to his world famous ‘I Wanna Be Yours' with her modern love poem ‘You'll Always Be For Me'   She has read her poems on The Word and Manifesto stages at Electric Picnic, The London Irish Centre, The Mutiny Theatre, St Annes Park Rose Festival, Five Lamps Arts Festival, Drogheda Arts Festival, Dublin City Libraries and the Liberties Festival. Jan's poems ‘But' and ‘Sound Body' have featured in both of Aoibhin Garrihy's poetry anthologies. Jan brought her live show Wild Words to Dublin's Ambassador Theatre in November 2024, celebrating the power of poetry and prose with Donna Ashworth, PJ Gallagher and Emmet Kirwan. 2025 will see Jan open for John Cooper Clark in The London Palladium, The Nottingham Royal Concert Hall and the Manchester Co-Op Arena. Jan continues to write and perform alongside her mam duties and her career as a creative director and fashion stylist.   Instagram : @jbgoodtome    Literary Agent: Faith O Grady at Lisa Richards faith@lisarichards.ie Live:  Eavan Kenny at Lisa Richards  eavan@lisarichards.ie Our business sponsor this week is Infinite Wellbeing. Offering In Person & Online: Systematic Kinesiology, Reiki, Coaching, Mentoring, Workshops, Talks, Communications Training, Indian Head Massage (in person only)Based: Limerick Website: www.infinitewellbeing.ie Social Media links: FB https://www.facebook.com/kinesiologywithhelena  Instagram: @infinitewellbeing1 Helena is offering a discount to my podcast listeners. €10 discount off first kinesiology session  - quote SFPODCAST10 when booking. If you would like to be a guest on the show or sponsor an episode of this podcast please contact Sharon through her website www.sharonfitzmauricemindfulness.com

Hosted by Andrew Quinn, Darren Mooney and Jess Dunne, this week with special guest Emmet Kirwan, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released every Saturday at 6pm GMT, with the occasional bonus episode between them. This time, Stephen Hopkins' Predator 2. In the distant future of 1997, Los Angeles descends into a gang war in the midst of an unprecedented heatwave. As local law enforcement tries to maintain some sense of order in the lawless city, an extraterrestrial visitor arrives on the scene with plans to hunt the most dangerous game of all. At time of recording, it was not ranked on the list of the best movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

When you think of Ireland in the 80s and 90s, watermelon doesn't spring to mind. Unless you're Irish actor Emmet Kirwan. Emmet and his Dublin Oldschool co-star Ian Lloyd Anderson joined Dave to chat about the play's return to Dublin on September 4th and 5th and their very different school lunches.

The actor and director chat about this year being the 10th anniversary of their play 'Dublin Oldschool', from it's small beginnings to the London stage. They also talk about changing nightlife and the arts scene in Dublin. 'Dublin Oldschool' returns to the 3Olympia in September

Catch up with Oliver Callan on the weekend, actor and playwright Emmet Kirwan, Oliver was joined by mum of two Kerry who talked openly about school avoidance for her teenage son, and up and coming Artist Aaron Sunderland Carey.

It's a time capsule of a time in Ireland's culture, and it's back for another run. 'Dublin Oldschool' follows two brothers who are on different paths who reconnect and discover they're more alike than they realised.Emmet Kirwan is the man behind the show and he joined Dave to chat about the play, how his life has changed in the 10 years since the show was first released and the new skill he's trying to pick up!

Dublin Old School is 10 years old this year. Playwright and actor Emmet Kirwan brings his play to it's biggest audience yet, this September at the Olympia Theatre.

Lorraine Kelly tells Miriam about her debut novel, Emmet Kirwan on the return of Dublin Old School & Cork's 21 year old snooker star...all this and more on today's show.

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack Hey folks, a big thank you to you all for being part of this little community you have all helped to build. Without you there is no shack and there are no nights like last This! This is actually part 3 of the recent Sugar Club Live show and features a brilliant conversation between Aoife Moore and Emmet Kirwan. We talk about accents, class, politics, the far right, online hate, art and why Tony can't stop trying to be the main character. What a great night! The Night from Hell in Gaza update is available now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/gaza-under-siege-91445484

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack It was a pleasure to be rejoined in the tortoise shack by academic, author and activist, Naomi Klein for what is a deep-dive into the worlds she discusses in her new book, Doppelganger. We talk about the doppleganger phenomenon in the era of people building personal brands, the wellbeing to far right pipeline, following the white rabbit, liberalism versus leftism, the nonsense that is horseshoe theory and the need for soft borders (in ideology and in community) in order to counter the far right and move towards a rights-based society. Doppleganger by Naomi Klein is published by Allen Lane and is available in shops and online from 12th November and we have 2 signed copies of the book to give away. To enter simply share and recommend this podcast on your social media feed (twitter or instagram) and tag @TortoiseShack. The Aoife Moore and Emmet Kirwan podcast is out now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-90027745

The long-awaited debut album You from Dublin five-piece Meltybrains? was released on January 25 via Strange Brew records. Brian Dillon talks about what took them so long, their various acquaintances and sideprojects along the way - Micheál Quinn drums for Dermot Kennedy for example, Sim Simma is always one of the best parts of festival season, while Brian and Ben Bix also helped make the music, with Eoin 'Talos' French, for Emmet Kirwan's latest show Accents. It has been years in the making - an exploration of the journey of five young men, trying to get from one end of their 20s to the other. Much like the making of the album, this journey was trickier than any of them thought it would be. It's an absolute beginner's guide to the microcosm, the macrocosm and everything in between. It's also a bit of fun and a pretty good record, combining influences from footwork, drone and j-pop with krautrock, psychedelia and prog. https://meltybrains.bandcamp.com/album/you

It's Oscar Night and an escaped felon needs shelter and some quick cash! Starring Maire Hastings Áine Ní Mhuirí & Emmet Kirwan.

Emmet Kirwan discusses topics like fatherhood, flux and a life delayed in his new play, Accents

This week Aoife Moore breaks down the Robert Troy fiasco, Emmet Kirwan tells me about his new show Accents, and Sophie White and Jen O'Dwyer of Mother of Pod chat through the week's entertainment stories. Check out Mother of Pod here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

We hear from John Connolly on his new book The Furies; Emmet Kirwan and Eoin French on their new play Accents! at the Project Arts Centre; and Cristín Leach reviews the new exhibition at the Crawford Art Gallery.

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Emmet joined Brendan to talk about his new play 'Straight to Video' set in a local video shop in the mid-90s

Succession parody 'Some session' and Emmet Kirwan interview! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave chats to actor, playwright and screenwriter, Emmet Kirwan about his new play set in a video rental shop called 'Straight To Video'!

Ruth Barton & Donald Clarke review films, from Dune with Timothee Chalamet to Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch, Straight to Video is a new comedy by Emmet Kirwan set in Tallaght in 1995 in a video shop, Civic Theatre from October 28th, directed by Philly McMahon, Chris Wasser reviews Invasion, a new sci-fi series starring Sam Neill.

In this Episode Évanna Lynch, India Mullen Mairéad Kiernan and Emmet Kirwan speak about their lives on stage and on screen and discuss working on Mairéad's play Personal Space. Produced by Kevin Reynolds

Seán Rocks hosts a very special Arena on Culture Night, with author John Boyne, soprano Claudia Boyle, producer Daithí Ó Drónaí, actors Roxanna Nic Liam, Emmet Kirwan and singer Jess Kavanagh sharing their culture highs, what pieces of work have sustained them, challenged them or delighted them throughout their lives.

We have just finished our 43rd Sunday Special and we covered a lot. I want to thank our guests, Editor of the Southern Star, Siobhan Cronin, Union Activist and Primary School Teacher, Jana Lyons, Chemotherapy Pharmacist, DJ Walsh and writer and playwright, Emmet Kirwan. We discuss the latest from Gaza, the State supporting cuckoo funds, the HSE Cyberattack, US inflation dangers, the arts post-Covid and our favourite zombie films. Also, no one wished me happy birthday and that was bad form. But I'm not upset. To attend these regular live podcasts and help us keep going, please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack Link to Yara's piece HERE

We have just finished our 43rd Sunday Special and we covered a lot. I want to thank our guests, Editor of the Southern Star, Siobhan Cronin, Union Activist and Primary School Teacher, Jana Lyons, Chemotherapy Pharmacist, DJ Walsh and writer and playwright, Emmet Kirwan. We discuss the latest from Gaza, the State supporting cuckoo funds, the HSE Cyberattack, US inflation dangers, the arts post-Covid and our favourite zombie films. Also, no one wished me happy birthday and that was bad form. But I'm not upset. To attend these regular live podcasts and help us keep going, please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack Link to Yara's piece HERE

Hello and welcome to Take2 Actors Agency, The Podcast! We are the podcast that strives to breakdown the apparent barriers between 'us' and 'them', between the aspiring and those working in the TV & Film industry. We chat with actors, casting director, casting agents, directors & producers to find our the best pieces of advice that have helped them succeed in the industry. Our podcast guest this week is simply wonderful! Leah Minto is an Oxford School of Drama graduate and was most recently seen on in Netflix's "Fate, The Winx Saga". She has also appeared in "Dublin Old School" by Emmet Kirwan and Dave Tynan. More credits include 'Red Rock', 'What Richard Did' and 'Normal People'. She was recently listed in The Irish Times' '50 People to Watch in 2021'. Follow us on socials: Website: www.take2agency.com Instagram: @take2actorsagency Facebook: Take2 Online Acting School Twitter: Take2 Actors Agency & Acting School

Earlier Martin took the lead as we recorded the Tortoise Shack Sunday Special along with an audience of our supporters, and it was PACKED. Joining us to talk the Seamus Woulfe crisis, the SIPO debacle, the Oscar Traynor Road Site, Political Attack ads, Covid Christmas and Universal Basic Income were Constitutional and Electoral Law lecturer, Dr Jennifer Kavanagh, Sinn Féin TD, Eoin Ó Broin and writer, actor and playwright, Emmet Kirwan. We then took questions from the audience and as always it was the best podcast of the week. Thanks so much to everyone who came along. To support The Tortoise Shack and get access to these regular shows simply join us at: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Earlier Martin took the lead as we recorded the Tortoise Shack Sunday Special along with an audience of our supporters, and it was PACKED. Joining us to talk the Seamus Woulfe crisis, the SIPO debacle, the Oscar Traynor Road Site, Political Attack ads, Covid Christmas and Universal Basic Income were Constitutional and Electoral Law lecturer, Dr Jennifer Kavanagh, Sinn Féin TD, Eoin Ó Broin and writer, actor and playwright, Emmet Kirwan. We then took questions from the audience and as always it was the best podcast of the week. Thanks so much to everyone who came along. To support the tortoise shack and get access to these regular shows simply join us at: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Emmet Kirwan is an Irish actor and playwright, best known for his 2014 play Dublin Oldschool and the 2018 movie of the same name. He is also an activist whose work has always had a political tone.He finds this an easier way to address the social issues he wants to address. "If you have a narrative, people can’t attack that in the same way they can an individual who speaks out".At our 2018 Social Policy Conference, Emmet sat down with Mick Clifford of the Irish Examiner for a chat that covered everything from political activism to education policy and personal debt.

Mark O’Connell’s Prize winning To Be A Machine & Bush Moukarzel, Theatre for One at The Abbey with Marina Carr & Emmet Kirwan, Louise Lowe discusses The Party to End All Parties from Anu Theatre Company & Fishamble, Embargo is a new play by writer Deirdre Kinahan, a story of three people caught up in the violent winds of change in Dublin in 1920.

Mark O’Connell’s Prize winning To Be A Machine & Bush Moukarzel, Theatre for One at The Abbey with Marina Carr & Emmet Kirwan, Louise Lowe discusses The Party to End All Parties from Anu Theatre Company & Fishamble, Embargo is a new play by writer Deirdre Kinahan, a story of three people caught up in the violent winds of change in Dublin in 1920.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guests Joe Griffin and Emmet Kirwan, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. This time, James Cameron's The Terminator. In 2029, Los Angeles is a burning hellhole. In 1984, it is not much better. In the dead of night, two soldiers from an apocalyptic future escape into the urban landscape. These mysterious veterans of a coming war make their way across the City of Angels, with only one name on their minds: Sarah Connor. At time of recording, it was ranked 245th on the list of the best movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

As part of our Live in Lockdown series we sat down with actor, writer, poet and friend of the pod, Emmet Kirwan, for a conversation about the health of the arts in Ireland. In Emmet's own words, "It begins with art, but ends in real estate". We were joined by an audience of tortoise shack members and Emmet kindly hung around to answer questions on his work, the arts in education, tone policing and the cost of speaking out. This was another great evening and we have more lined up this week. For details and to join us head to: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

As part of our Live in Lockdown series we sat down with actor, writer, poet and friend of the pod, Emmet Kirwan, for a conversation about the health of the arts in Ireland. In Emmet's own words, "It begins with art, but ends in real estate". We were joined by an audience of tortoise shack members and Emmet kindly hung around to answer questions on his work, the arts in education, tone policing and the cost of speaking out. This was another great evening and we have more lined up this week. For details and to join us head to: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Tony was joined by immigration and human rights solicitor, Wendy Lyon to discuss Ireland's immigration system and the struggle to get access to justice for those left living what can be a life stuck on pause for years. We discuss the life limiting nature of Direct Provision and how the Covid-19 pandemic has only exacerbated what was already a breach of human rights in the ugly for profit current model. For more information visit: masi.ie Our next live in lockdown pod is tomorrow, Wednedsay the 13th at 7:30pm with Dublin Old School writer, actor and poet, Emmet Kirwan. Register: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Mary McGill previews the series of the moment Normal People, 'Tongues of Fire' is the first collection from the poet Sean Hewitt, Dear Ireland excerpt from Emmet Kirwan, 'The Temple Has Closed', Irish storyteller Eddie Lenihan shares some of his stories. He continues this tradition with his podcast Tell me a Story.

We’re back in the government formation limbo this week. Una and Andrea are joined by top buzzer and artist Emmet Kirwan to discuss the FF-FG pre-nup, and the consequences of the pandemic on government formation, collective political amnesia, and the “venus fly trap” the framework document creates in an attempt to lure smaller leftwing parties into their clutches. Plus, the discourse around Keelings gets in the sea, Andrea is enjoying dry-quari life, and Una made the mistake of drinking margaritas

*WE LIKE EMMET KIRWIN AND HE'S BETTER THAN LEO. Me and Emmet Kirwan, Smokin' marijuana, Got a gun, Killin' Garda Síochána.

*WE LIKE EMMET KIRWIN AND HE'S BETTER THAN LEO. Me and Emmet Kirwan, Smokin' marijuana, Got a gun, Killin' Garda Síochána.

On the eve of #GE2020, Emmet Kirwan joins Carl Kinsella and Ellen Coyne to discuss the election campaign and whether Ireland is on the brink of a transformative election

General Election 2020 promises to be a political earthquake and members of the media and political establishment are queuing up to say that "no one saw it coming." Well they mustn't have ever spoken with writer, actor and poet, Emmet Kirwan. In this podcast, our 100th official episode, we explore that pent up desire for change and for a better society. We dive into how the Policies of Austerity have torn up the social contract and given people the courage to see through the Project Fear nonsense and we call on the Leaders of the Broad Left to make a statement of Unity before the polls open this Saturday. For our money, there is nothing more electric than Emmet Kirwan in full flow and he is in full flow here. #VoteLeft Join us: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Writer, actor, playwright, poet, social commentator, the creator and star of the award-winning Dublin Old School, and former hockey daydreamer Emmet Kirwan joins us in studio and Jim Carney tells us how wild the KK Tipp rivalry was in the 60's.

Opening our first ever #RebootLive was a chat between Tony and writer, actor and poet, Emmet Kirwan. Emmet, in 22 minutes, walks us through why we must expose and reject the Fine Gael Neoliberal Nightmare that sees people as economic units and instead build communities, families and strong bonds that can lift us all, not just their Golden Circle. Collectivism and not individualism is the route. Support us at: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Ireland is one of the most Pro EU countries and yet our electoral turnout for the European Elections is much more middling. Over the next few weeks across the tortoise shack we aim to bring you the voices of as many of the candidates for MEP as we can, albeit with our progressive values to the fore. Kicking us off is first time MEP candidate and Social Democrat Councillor, Gary Gannon. He joins us to discuss his reasons for getting into the race, why the makeup of this next EU Parliament is so important and the values he'd like to see at the heart of the EU's democratic structures. Reminder: We are doing a #RebootLive this Friday, May 10th in Dublin City Centre, guests include Fr Peter McVerry and Director of the National Women's Council, Orla O'Connor. Actor, writer and poet, Emmet Kirwan will opening the show at 6:30. Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/reboot-republic-live-tickets-61091333824 Join us:patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Emmet Kirwan is an Irish actor, playwright and screenwriter. He is known for starring in RTÉ2's Sarah & Steve and for writing and starring in the 2015 play, and 2018 movie version of Dublin Oldschool. Other credits include parts in Ella Enchanted, '71 and Inside I'm Dancing. In 2012 he performed Just Saying, a monologue written and directed by Dave Tynan, which to date has received over 500,000 views on YouTube Following on from that success the pair later produced a short named Heartbreak, adapted from the stage show RIOT & written by Kirwan which has garnered close to 2 million views across Facebook & YouTube.

In advance of this Saturday’s march we’ve put together a few clips of some of the wonderful people we’ve spoken to over the last few months. Firstly, UN Special Rapporteur Leilani Farha tells us why housing is a human right and not a commodity for Fine Gael to trust to the market. Then Hugh Brennan, of the O Cualann Cohousing Scheme, explains how they build communities through really affordable homes in a model that can be replicated. Next 2 Activists from Take Back The City tell us, from within the occupied Frederick Street building, why acts of civil disobedience are necessary when the State puts the rights of land hoarders above the human right to adequate housing. Actor, playwright and activist, Grace Dyas, asks why don’t we value each other more and suggests that by putting people at the centre of what we do we can lift everyone up. Poet and writer Emmet Kirwan talks about living in a country governed by those who care about manners than corruption, and how those living in poverty are seen to be somehow deserving of it, while corporate and political corruption is excused away as just the way of the world. Finally, Senator Lynn Ruane talks about her own experience of raising these issues with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar. Please join us this Saturday, Thanks for your support Rory Help our podcasts by going to https://www.patreon.com/tortoiseshack

When it comes to the crises (housing, health etc) facing this country we often turn off the general public by playing the numbers game. Well our guest, actor, writer and poet Emmet Kirwan, speaks to people where they are. Emmet, through his work, tells the stories of Austerity that you cannot see on a spreadsheet. His play (and now film) Dublin Oldschool captures the highs and lows of the drug scene, without glamourising it. We were energised just listening to him, you will be too. Please support independent listener led www.patreon.com/echochamberpod

A very special episode on Ireland where we're joined by:Tony Duffin - CEO of Ana Liffey Drug ProjectEmmet Kirwan - Playwright, actor, writer, spoken-word artist, and star and writer of Dublin OldSchoolWe're talking about Ireland and the major changes that have been taking place, both in drug policy and in wider societal reforms.Tony Duffin also gives us an up-close perspective about Safe Injection Facilities in Ireland, as well as growing calls for decriminalisation for those who possess and consume drugs.We're also very lucky to have a much needed cultural perspective from Emmet Kirwan. As someone involved in the arts, Emmet has a keen eye on social developments and what it takes for a community to change its mind on hot topics, such as drugs.This really is a perfect blend of guests! Follow the hashtag #SaferFromHarm on social media and get involved. The conversation in Ireland is getting louder each day around drug policy reform, so let's find out why! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pantisocracy Season 3 Episode 7 – 'Room At The Table' In this episode of the ‘cabaret of conversations’ called ‘Room at the Table’ host Panti Bliss’s guests are architect Grainne Hassett, singers Susie Q and Síomha, actor/writer Stephen Jones, and visual artist Vukasin Nedeljković. In this show Panti hosts a conversation around what makes a more open society. Vukasin Nedeljković shares his journey, from war in the Balkans to making a life here by turning his experience as an asylum seeker, in Direct Provision, into art in his Asylum Archive. Meditation coach Susie Q performs her song ‘Home’ inspired by images of children escaping conflict and architect Grainne Hassett talks of how similar stories of refugees fleeing war, prompted her to go and work in the refugee camps in Calais. Writer and actor Stephen Jones shares the story of his play From Eden and talks about making the film Dublin Oldschool with fellow Tallaght native Emmet Kirwan. Síomha, who comes from County Clare, the heartland of traditional Irish music, performs her songs ‘Spéir Rua an Iúil’, and ‘Why Did We Fall in Love?’ and explains why the Marriage Equality Referendum made her decision to move home from Canada all that bit easier. www.pantisocracy.ie/s3-e7 for more

If you have a minute, please take our listener survey, your feedback will help us improve the podcast. Many Thanks. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GGZCCM2 This time on FNI WRAPCHAT We have Irish DOP, JJ Rolfe. We chatted all things camera, his role on productions and the importance of team building, loyalty and collaboration as an ethos in Film and TV. JJ shot the new Irish Feature "Dublin Old School" which is currently in Irish Cinemas. GET OUT AND SUPPORT IRISH FILMS. JJ graduated from the National Film School of Ireland (IADT) in 2007 and has had a camera in his hand ever since. JJ is best known for his work with director Dave Tynan. Together they have created multiple successful films. 'Just Saying' gained instant viral success and became a cultural touchpoint in 2012. 'Rockmount' which was awarded the Teirnan McBribe accolade at the Galway Film Fleadh, followed quickly by an IFTA in 2015 and "Heartbreak' which invited more viral attention and sparked intense cultural debate around women's issues in Ireland in 2017. The film had people all over the country quoting Emmet Kirwan's indelible rally cry for the nation to “stand in awe of all mná” and the work went on to credit the creative team with their second IFTA award. Building on the creative relationship with Kirwan the pair have collaborated again for Tynan's debut feature, the much anticipated 'Dublin Oldschool'. http://www.jjrolfe.com http://www.buymeacoffee.com/fni #WeAreFni #WrapChat #MakeANameForYourself Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Emily interviews producer Adam Fogarty and rapper Karl Mangan, aka Mango & Mathman just before their gig at The Sound House, as part of a night celebrating the launch of the new Irish film Dublin Oldschool which they starred and performed in.

If you have a minute, please take our listener survey, your feedback will help us improve the podcast. Many Thanks. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GGZCCM2 This time on FNI WRAPCHAT We have Irish DOP, JJ Rolfe. We chatted all things camera, his role on productions and the importance of team building, loyalty and collaboration as an ethos in Film and TV. JJ shot the new Irish Feature "Dublin Old School" which is currently in Irish Cinemas. GET OUT AND SUPPORT IRISH FILMS. JJ graduated from the National Film School of Ireland (IADT) in 2007 and has had a camera in his hand ever since. JJ is best known for his work with director Dave Tynan. Together they have created multiple successful films. 'Just Saying' gained instant viral success and became a cultural touchpoint in 2012. 'Rockmount' which was awarded the Teirnan McBribe accolade at the Galway Film Fleadh, followed quickly by an IFTA in 2015 and "Heartbreak' which invited more viral attention and sparked intense cultural debate around women’s issues in Ireland in 2017. The film had people all over the country quoting Emmet Kirwan’s indelible rally cry for the nation to “stand in awe of all mná” and the work went on to credit the creative team with their second IFTA award. Building on the creative relationship with Kirwan the pair have collaborated again for Tynan's debut feature, the much anticipated 'Dublin Oldschool'. http://www.jjrolfe.com http://www.buymeacoffee.com/fni #WeAreFni #WrapChat #MakeANameForYourself

Leah Minto​, the latest guest on Green Rebel​, is a​ theatre and film ​act​or​​ from Dublin​​.​ ​​Her latest role is in Dublin Oldsch​ool, which was released nationwide this weekend. ​Directed by Dave Tynan and starring Emmet Kirwan and Ian Lloyd Anderson, ​it is rightfully described as one of the greatest Irish film​s​ of recent years​. The film takes place over a drug-fuelled bank holiday weekend in Dublin. Lead character Jason, played by Emmet Kirwan reconnects with his estranged brother Daniel, played by Ian Lloyd Anderson, a recovering addict living on the streets. Leah, playing Aisling is one of Jason's party friends.

This week on We Love Movies, Gordon Hayden talks to Emmet Kirwan & Ian Lloyd Anderson about Dublin Oldschool. Plus Chris Wasser reviews it along with Sicario 2.

On this week's show, the gang discuss Dublin Oldschool, the acclaimed adaptation of Emmet Kirwan's stage play, Dee talks to Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin about Adrift, and Brian got to see Sicario 2: Soldado. Not only that, casting news for Top Gun: Maverick gets dissected and everyone goes nuts for the first trailer to Mandy. Meanwhile, on The Revisit, the gang talk about '80s classic Predator because they can't go any more than a week or two without mentioning Shane Black.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time for the deadly film show from JOE and Her that, under the cover of darkness, silently and efficiently takes out the bad guys, gettin' the dirty work done – just so you can sleep safe and sound in your bed at night. You're welcome. Host Eoghan Doherty is delighted to be joined by two of the coolest anti-heroes around, they're the most lethal guns for hire in the business AND, what's lovely, is that they've both got a heart of gold – it's Rory Cashin and Paul Moore! It's a deadly Dublin show coming up this week as the gang are joined by Emmet Kirwan and Ian Lloyd Anderson, the stars of new Irish film, Dublin Oldschool. Plus there are GAZILLIONS of reviews, more head-scratching Haiclues and an out-of-this-world prize. It's scarily good. Don't ask, just listen...

In Episode 3 of Season 2, host Panti Bliss (aka Rory O'Neill) is joined by performance artist Emmet Kirwan, singer and songwriter Duke Special aka Peter Wilson, musician Eoin French aka the band Talos and incoming producer of new work a the Abbey Theatre, Ireland's national theatre, Jen Coppinger. In this show Panti Bliss talks about alter egos and how Panti allows Rory to be Rory. In this show Emmet Kirwan, describes the reaction of elderly Edinburgh ladies to his performance of Dublin OldSchool. Join the Pantisocracy conversation on social media using #pantisocracy www.pantisocracy.ie

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. For our twelfth podcast, and our first for series 2, we are joined by the artist Colm Mac Athlaoich. Colm is based in Madrid and is a painter, illustrator, jazz lover and former player with Snow Patrol and Ham Sandwich. Check out his work. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Songs played A horn section tune that makes you wish you were part of that incredible horn section Buddy Rich - Dancing Men Currently listening: Sally Kruangbin - Evan Finds A Third Room Currently listening: Niall Arad - The Glimpse New Music Pick: Colm José Marquez - Mali Blues A song you play when you miss home, or makes you think of home Paul Brady and Andy Irvine - Arthur McBride A song to paint to Massive Attack - Teardrop Currently listening: Niall Roosevelt - Teardrops New Music Pick: Colm Alessandro Cortin - Perdonare Currently listening: Sally DJ Koze - Pick Up Currently listening: Colm Charlotte Gainsbourg - Deadly Valentine Philip Glass - Openings Previous Loose Joints Episodes and tracklists #11: Claire Beck #10: Live at Another Love Story with Richie Jape and Conor O'Brien #9: Live at Science Gallery - Sample special #8: Cian Murphy ( I Am The Cosmos) #7:Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly. https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/sets/loose-joints-podcast-episodes

Panti Bliss performs her monologue 'Alter Egos' for Episode 3 of the second season of Pantisocracy. Pantisocracy, the cabaret of conversations, is back on air with a new Summer season of shows. Each shows opens with a personal monologue by Ireland's Queen Panti Bliss and in this episode she tackles a theme close to her own heart - that of alter egos - and explores how they can enable you to find your own superhero and find your voice. In this episode, host Panti Bliss is joined byperformance artist Emmet Kirwan, the incoming producer of the Abbey Theatre Jen Coppinger, performer Duke Special and Cork musician Eoin French aka Talos.

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. For our return to our regular studio after a summer of live recordings (and 1 lost one featuring Enda Walsh - if a live podcast isn't recorded, then it's just a conversation right?), we are joined by radio presenter (Today FM / TXFM) and DJ Claire Beck to discuss angry swans, shushing at gigs, scaldy tunes, dressing for Halloween, how everyone loves Ed Sheeran and Claire tells us about a song that follows her around the place. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast: Claire Beck (1hr 20 mins) Songs played Grandbrothers - Long Forgotten future Zombie Zombie - Hippocampe Kano - Another Life [Claire's favourite Italo Disco song] Mind Enterprises - Idol Sebastien Tellier - La Ritournelle [Claire's homesick song while travelling] King Krule - Dum Surfer Otis Redding - Dock of the Bay [Claire's song for a hopeful future] New Jackson feat. Margie Lewis - There Will Always Be This Love Baxter Dury - miami (baxter and Cocker too remix) Bjork - The Anchor Song [Claire's exit music] Previous Loose Joints Episodes and tracklists #10: Live at Another Love Story with Richie Jape and Conor O'Brien #9: Live at Science Gallery - Sample special #8: Cian Murphy ( I Am The Cosmos) #7:Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly. https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/sets/loose-joints-podcast-episodes

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. Another Love Story is the perfect gathering. A festival in a manor house in Meath where the audience was as integral to the vibe as the music and happenings. Lovingly organised with thoughtful programming (it finishes at 6.30 on a Sunday so it feels different to others) with attention to details down to the aesthetic of the bins. Part of its intimacy extends to the library and front room where talks and performances happen and a sprinkle of spontaneity hangs in the air. Donal Lunny might show up and lead a folk club, your mate might start being a literal windowlicker when you're recording a podcast as what happened when Loose Joints did a live recording of the pod with guests Conor O'Brien (Villagers) and Richie Egan (Jape). Giddy tunes, Skin flutes, cowboy trousers, artists who are doses or not, dubstep remixes, being overshadowed by your duet collaborator, how to have a casual conversation with Bjork and outlier electronica are just some of the things we covered in our hour. Special thanks to Siobhan Kane for having us down in the Library and to the Another Love Story audience in the room and beyond. Download: Loose Joints Podcast: Live at ALS with Conor O'Brien & Richie Egan(1 hour) Songs played A song that makes you feel giddy Ponyo Theme Song (Richie) Paul Simon - Wristband (Conor) New music picks Aldous Harding - Imagining My Man? (Sally) Alex Cameron & Angel Olsen - Stranger's Kiss (Niall) Burnt Out - Dear James (Conor) Lanark Arterfax - Touch Absence (Richie) A song from your favourite festival experience Dungen - Festival (Richie) A post festival comedown song or album Águas de Março by Antonio Carlos Jobim sung by Elis Regina (Conor) A song from your favourite festival experience Solange - Cranes In The Sky (Conor) A song you wish you'd written Bjork - History of Touches (Richie) New music picks Moon King - In & Out (Sally) Wah Wah Wino - Paco's Ode (Niall) Johanna Warren - Figure 8 (Conor) Lutto Lento - Gyal A Devil (Richie) A post festival comedown song or album William Basinski - Disintegration Loops 1 (Richie) A song you wish you'd written Big Star - Thirteen (Conor) Kendal Johannson - Blue Moon (Niall) Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Photos: Allen Kiely. Previous Loose Joints Episodes and tracklists #9: Live at Science Gallery - Sample special #8: Cian Murphy ( I Am The Cosmos) #7:Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

With guests; Duke Special, Jen Coppinger, Eoin French and Emmet Kirwan

Loose Joints is a podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. On Friday night, we were joined by pop writer and Lime & Fancy DJ Jenn Gannon and crate-digging producer and DJ The Expert, for our first ever live show at Science Gallery Dublin's The Art of the Sample night event. Thanks to the staff of the Science Gallery , Graham on sound and our first live audience. Do check out the Gallery's current exhibition Soundcheck which runs til September 24th and includes Moog demostrations, sound installations and much more. We picked our favourite samples and played all these tracks below. https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/loose-joints-live-the-art-of-the-sample-live-science-gallery-dublin Tracklisting Intro tracks - (Britney Spears Toxic (Bollywood sample) / Beyoncé - Crazy In Love (Chilites - Are You My Woman) / 2pac - California Love (Joe Cocker - Woman To Woman ) / Len - Steal My Sunshine (Andrea True Connection) / Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You ( Chaka Khan - Fate) / Afrika Bambaata - Planet Rock (Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express) / NWA - Straight Outta Compton / Snow - Informer (The Winstons - Amen Brother - The Amen Break) PM Dawn - Set Adrift on Memory Bliss (Spandau Ballet - True) A Tribe Called Quest - Bonita Applebum (Carly Simon - Why?) DJ Shadow - Monosyllabic (Soft Touch -Plenty Action) J Dilla - Workin On It (10 CC - Worst Band In The World) J Dilla - Waves (10 CC - Johnny Don't Do It) J Dilla - Dilla Says Go (Rubberband - The Trammps) Skepta - Man (QOTSA - Regular John) Kate Bush - Under Ice' (The Field - Over The Ice) CIAN Rick James - Superfreak (Jay-Z - Kingdom Come) JENN Madonna - Hung Up (ABBA - Gimme, Gimme, Gimme) SWV - Right Here (Michael Jackson - Human Nature) Mos Def - Miss Fat Booty - (Aretha Franklin - One Step Ahead sample, Gregory Isaacs - If I Don't Have You) New Jackson - Night to Night (James Brown - Prisoner of Love) Missy Elliott - Lick Shots (Israeli Folk Group Simchat He'amel) Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump (13 samples) Passion Pit - Sleephead (Mary O'Hara - Oro Mo Bhaidin) Super Furry Animals - The Man Don't Give a Fuck (Steely Dan - Showbiz Kids) Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. #8: Cian Murphy #7: Greg Spring #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

Emmet Kirwan is Ireland's most exciting young actor, writer and spoken word artist. His show 'Dublin Old School', which he wrote and starred in, has sold out several runs in Dublin, Edinburgh and The National in London and is being adapted into a feature film. He is currently starring in 'Riot' at Vicar Street with THISISPOPBABY, where he performs 'Heartbreak', a poem he wrote about a teenage girl who gets pregnant. For tickets to Riot (6th-8th July), visit www.ticketmaster.ie/promo/xdkiio Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. This month's guests is Cian Murphy, one half of I Am The Cosmos, and music shop dude at Freebird Records. Last year's 12" release is a taster of what's coming from the synth-electronic duo. This month's chat we talk to Cian about influential Cosmos music, get deep into new age, why Gorillaz cartoon characters are not better than Zig & Zag, Steely Dan and some great new music selections. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #8: Cian Murphy (78MB, 1 hour 20mins) Tracklisting Visible Cloaks - Terrazzo New Jackson - Put The Love In It Gorillaz - Strobelite feat. Peven Everett Kathy Heidelman - Sleep A Million Years Joint Loose Joints Joint : Mac Demarco - For The First Time Mr Fingers - Waterfall System - Almost Grown Everything Is Recorded - Close to You feat. Sampha Richenel - Autumn Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for producing / recording. #7: Cian Murphy #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

Loose Joints is a podcast where we talk to a guest and play music they like new and old. True to the name, the podcast features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by very little logic, just like our chats. Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon are your hosts. This month's guests is Greg Spring, of art and culture agency This Greedy Pig, online art print label Hen's Teeth , the Fantasy 12 exhibition, and DJ who can often be found playing with TGP cohort Russell Simmons. Together they host a show on Dublin Digital Radio and you can catch them DJing at Hang Dai this Friday. This month's chat includes the tunes below, wild garlic pesto, Daniel O'Donnell, social media influencers, the reaction to the DAMN. artwork, we find out who wrote that McDonald's jingle, what our rap names are and the scampi fries that will change your life. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #7:Greg Spring (91MB, 1 hour 33mins) Tracklisting Ships - Where We Are Oluko Imo - Praise Jah Kendrick Lamar - Fear Digable Planets - Dog It Kamasai Washington - Truth Jay Daniel - Paradise Valley UMFANG - Weight Mix & Fairbanks - Girls Henry Wu - Deep in The Mudd Holm CPU - Fotspor (Bobby Spice remix) Davy Kehoe - Storm Desmond Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for producing / recording. #6: Gib Cassidy. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

This week the lads are joined by one of Ireland's modern treasures. Emmet Kirwan recently captured the hearts and minds of Ireland with his incredible poem "Heartbreak". The video that accompanied the poem has been viewed over 1.3 million times and has been shared over 20,000 times on Facebook alone.   As one of the nation's most recognisable voices, Emmet has continually produced work that connects with the audience and evokes both emotion and thought. His work on the RTE series "Sarah and Steve", his performance of the poem "Just Saying", and most recently his award winning play "Dublin Old School" have all received highly positive reviews.   Ireland has produced some incredible artists throughout history, it was a pleasure speaking to one of the modern greats on this week's podcast. is brought to you by Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, visit www.fitzpatrickcastle.com for more. 

Our first Loose Joints Podcast of the year with your hosts Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon is here. Loose Joints is a podcast where the two of us talk to a guest about the music they love: old and new, and play some of those tunes. The podcast, true to the name features a loose collection of tunes, tied together by little logic, just like our chats which this month included a long conversation about how great Myspace was, why school should teach you how to do your taxes, the pleasure of browsing a record shop, under-rated Irish bands of recent years, getting back into guitars by going to raves and the reality of being in a band in 2017. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #6: Gib Cassidy (120MB, 1 hour 55mins) https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/loose-joints-podcast6-gib-cassidy/s-DLHIZ Tracklisting Steve Monite - Only You Carla Dal Forno - What You Gonna Do Now? Anohni - Paradise No More - Suicide Commando CAN - Vitamin C New Jackson - Electric Blue Code Walk and Smerz - Guess What RAIME - Dead Heat Thread Pulls - You Melt Words ZZ TOP - Gimme All Your Lovin' Not Waving - 24 Katie Kim - Ghosts (2016) Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for producing / recording. #5: Best of 2016 with May Kay. #4: Aisling Rogerson #3: Emmet Kirwan. #2: Oisin Davis. #1: Aidan Kelly.

After a month's hiatus hampered by illness and cancellations, Loose Joints is back. The new hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. On this episode, Aisling Rogerson, cofounder behind what I'd consider the best café in Dublin joins us. The Fumbally started a few years ago as a humble café in a post-recession space and it's only grown to incorporate Wednesday night dinners, occasional events and the Fumbally Stables next door where they host workshops, yoga, dinners, events and talks. Listen in as we pick some new music from all three of us and ask Aisling to pick out some special considerations. Inevitably, the chat turns to Simply Red once more. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #4: Aisling Rogerson (99MB, 1hr 35mins) Tracklisting New Music Pick: Sally: Sinkane - U'huh New Music Pick: Aisling: Mikael Seifu - How To Save A Life (Vector of Eternity) New Music Pick: Niall: Saint Sister - Tin Man Aisling: A song from a band who you think are massively underrated: Khruangbin - A Calf Born In Winter Aisling: A song that would make you cry / emotional: Alice Coltrane - Turiya And Ramakrishna New Music Pick: Sally: Romare - Je T'Aime New Music Pick: Niall: A Tribe Called Quest - Black Smasmodic New Music Pick: Aisling: iZem - Agua Viva (feat. Nina Miranda) Aisling: A song that reminds you of good times? Barrington Levy - The vibes is right Aisling: Your guilty pleasure? Simply Red New Music Pick- Aisling: Karl Blau - Fallin' Rain Loose Joints #3: Emmet Kirwan. Loose Joints #2: Oisin Davis. Loose Joints #1: Aidan Kelly. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.

Loose Joints is new podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. For number three we are joined by Emmet Kirwan, actor and writer. You might know him from his brilliant stage show Dublin Old School, Just Saying or most recently Thisispopbaby's RIOT show at the Fringe. Our musical selection is banger-heavy and our chat takes in losing your hearing in Ibiza, your ideal funeral songs, we agonise over our guilty pleasure choices and Emmet explains the appeal of Mark Morrison's Get Horny,  Sally explains the torrid appeal of "the mortify human saveloy that is Simply Red" and backbreakers. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #3: Emmet Kirwan (99MB, 1hr 40mins) Tracklisting Young Marco - Dreamless Falcons - Aquafina feat. GoldLink & Chaz French Chance The Rapper's All Night (Kaytranada remix) What tune or band takes you back to your youth the most? Dusty Kid - Tsunamy A song you'd like played at your funeral? Souls Of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity Solange - Cranes In The Sky (Kaytranada remix) A song that reminds you of family: The Housemartins - Caravan Of Love Nxworries - Lyk Dis Guilty Pleasures: Mark Morrison - Get Horny Enya - Sail Away Simply Red - Stars A song that gets you inspired El-P - The Full Retard Lil Silva - De Ja (feat. Kent Jamz) Loose Joints #1: Aidan Kelly. Loose Joints #2: Oisin Davis. Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.

God said to Abraham "Take your only son, whom you love go to the region of Moriah, sacrifice him there". Amy Conroy responds to the story of Abraham and Issac. David Herlihy, Mary Murray, Emmet Kirwan and Joe Hanley star. Written by Amy Conroy. Sound Supervision by Mark Dwyer Producer Kevin Reynolds