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Gráinne Seoige, one of the biggest stars on Irish television for more than 20 years, has now entered the world of politics. I've been lucky enough to get to know Gráinne over the last number of years through attending various events from the Gossies to The Galway Races and it was a pleasure to have her on the podcast. Whilst I'm not affiliated to any political party and this is NOT a political broadcast, I wanted to chat to Gráinne to find out what drove one of the most successful TV presenters in Ireland (and England) to pursue a career in Politics.In my eyes, it's a poisoned chalice...... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We're back, on-air in Cahir! Julie catches us up on the Galway Races and the WILD time she had. Julie and Brenda both talk about being underestimated by certain types of men and Brenda tells us about her hot date with a new younger man. Plus, we reveal the special guest for our live show in the Cork Opera House on the 6th September. Tickets on sale here. XOXO, Julie and Brenda.Make sure you follow Julie, Brenda and the pod for all the latest news, goss and updates.
10am-11am An Ghaeilge sa Spidéal - Aidan McDonagh and Sinéad Ní Neachtain. Galway Races with Brian O'Keeffe (Boyle Sports) Community Organisations - Georgina Lockheart, Noreen Breathnach and Bart Fannin. Ros na Rún - Marion Ní Loingsigh, Mairead Campbell and Josie Ó Cualain. == ‘Galway Talks with John Morley' broadcasts every weekday morning from 9am on Galway Bay FM.
The Galway Races is on this week and there's plenty of famous faces down for the craic including Davy Fitz, Daithi O Se and Simon Harris.
The Galway Races have been on all week and today is undoubtedly the most famous and busiest day of the festival due to it being Ladies Day. But why are events like Ladies Day or best dressed competitions at races so popular and so enduring? Andrea was joined by Laura Mullett, Stylist and Blogger, Carol Kennelly, from Carol Kennelly Millinrey Tralee, and by Bairbre Power, Fashion & Lifestyle journalist, Best Dressed judge at the Dublin Horse Show to discuss this.
Paul Corry is in studio to follow Rovers in Prague; all the latest in soccer transfers from Mark Langdon; Adrian Eames is live from the Paris Olympics; and Donn McClean on Day 2 of the Galway races!
All the latest from the Paris Olympics with Adrian Eames; Austin O'Malley on Armagh's win over Galway in the All Ireland Final; and Donn McClean at the Galway Races!
The Galway Races are finally upon us! Ruby Walsh and Frank Hickey give us their selections for Day 1 of the festival. Subscribe to the Paddy Power Racing YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@paddypowerhorseracing It's Galway Day 1 tipping, coming to you straight "From The Horse's Mouth"... 18+ | begambleaware.com
A catch up with the biggest influencer in Aghamore, Mr Donal Byrne. An update on the robbery of the pub, the press launch of The Galway Races and a brief look at the construction industry half way into 2024.News clip: RTE NEWS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Galway Racecourse CEO Michael Maloney joined Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh on Monday's (17th June 2024) 'Over The Line' to chat about the preparation for the upcoming festival. == 'Over The Line' with Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh broadcasts every Monday evening from 8pm on Galway Bay FM.
Seasoned podcaster Garry Kelly, Managing Director of GK Media, shares invaluable insights on creating a successful podcast, detailing how he built his professional studio in Galway and offering tips for new podcasters. Key Takeaways:- Start with just a good microphone - quality comes first. Acoustics matter more than equipment.- Editing makes a big difference in polishing episodes. Be willing to trim and refine raw recordings. - Add video elements to expand reach on social media. Clips on TikTok and YouTube can draw new listeners.- Seek to constantly improve audio, visuals, equipment. Successful creators build skills over time.- Focus on providing value for your audience above all else. "If you've lost interest, your audience have also lost interest."Entities Mentioned:- GK Media, Galway Races, Jerry Girls, Tommy Tiernan, Gary Talks, Zoom, Taskam, Road microphones, Sennheiser microphones, Shure microphones, Blackmagic cameras, Adobe AuditionReady to start sharing your story and launch your own podcast? Don't let fear, lack of knowledge, or technical barriers hold you back any longer. Enroll in "How To Start A Podcast: Get your voice out & share your story" today and take the first step towards creating a successful podcast that reaches and resonates with your audience. With my comprehensive course, you'll learn everything you need to know about starting, recording, editing, and publishing your podcast. Plus, you'll gain access to exclusive tips, tricks, and strategies that will help you stand out from the crowd and grow your audience. Enroll now and start your podcast journey today! These are the programs the Seven Million Bikes Podcasts uses. These are affiliate links so they will give us a small commission, only if you sign up , and at no extra cost to you! You'll be directly supporting Seven Million Bikes Podcasts too.NordVPN | Descript | Buzzsprout | Canva | Fiverr | Riverside | PodcastMarketing.AI
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It has been announced that the famed Race Ball is to return on the Saturday night of Race Week 2024, the 3rd of August. The Race Ball also has a very special fundraising element to the night as funds raised will go to support Galway born jockey Graham Lee who suffered serious injuries on the 10th November this year when unseated from mount Ben Macdui at Newcastle Racecourse. Graham won the 2004 Grand National on Amberleigh House and in 2014 he switched to riding on the flat and won the Ascot Gold Cup on Trip To Paris in 2015. The announcement was made on Over The Line on Monday night and George McDonagh was joined by Galway Races CEO Michael Maloney and by nine time champion jockey Anthony "AP" McCoy who is the president of the injured jockey's fund.
Former Ireland rugby captain Keith Wood joins David Coulthard and Eddie Jordan this week. The Irishman looks back on his fabulous rugby and broadcasting career, who he thinks will win the Rugby World Cup 2023 and his drinking shenanigans with EJ.Plus, DC & EJ reveal their favourite fan names you sent in.Formula For Success is brought to you in association with F1 Manager 2023. Drive every decision and become the best team on the grid across the official 2023 F1 season and beyond. Available now for Steam, Epic, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.Get in touch with DC and Eddie by emailing ffs@whisper.tv and following the show on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.Produced by WhisperRecorded & Edited by New Strange Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Maritess McCarthy & Anne Marie Corbett chat to Gareth about what it takes to win in the fashion stakes. Instagram for Anne Marie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Audrey says a 50% drop in wholesale energy costs, it's now time to make energy companies reduce prices instead of making record profits.Pride is political as well as a celebration it's as important now as when its started, Lorcan tells Gareth.Cork Fashionistas Maritess McCarthy & Anne Marie Corbett won Best Dressed Lady and Best Hat at Galway races they explain to Gareth what it takes to succeed in the fashion stakes & Lots More Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ian crossed live to the voice of horse-racing, Des Scahill, for The 'Will It Ever Stop' Handicap Hurdle at the wet and windy Galway Races.
Louis and Emmet look back on an epic renewal of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, with Hukum getting the better of a titanic tussle with Westover. However, what should have been a superb win turns into a controversial finish, as winning jockey Jim Crowley faces a lengthy ban for excessive use of the whip. We ask whether the BHA's Whip Rules are adversely affecting the sport. Additionally, we delve into potential targets for Hukum, Westover, King Of Steel, and Luxembourg. Moreover, we address the puzzling disappearance of Emily UpJohn and Auguste Rodin?! Moving on, we explore the Racing League and question whether Thursday's crowd size proves that it's starting to take off, or if it's perceived as a failure by racing fans. Lastly, the legendary Denis O'Regan makes a return to preview the Galway Races, while Louis and Emmet provide their insights on the key races at Goodwood. COMPETITION Win a £50 digital One4All gift card To enter, simply
With the Galway Races returning tomorrow for a week-long event, the Indo Daily looks back on the now infamous Fianna Fáil fundraiser there. Host: Siobhán Maguire. Guest: Fionnán Sheahan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Broadcaster and journalist Johnny Ward joins OTB's John Duggan to look ahead to the best runners and riders that will hit Ballybrit next week.
The 2023 Galway Races Festival is upon us! In association with the Tote.co.uk & Gambling.com, the #racehour preview is live! Dean Ryan is joined by the Diarmuid Nolan and the impeccable duo of Gary Connolly & Jamie Benson to run through all the big races this week!
In this belated episode of the pod, Emmet Kennedy and Louis Steward dive into the key races from the past few days. The lads can't help but marvel at Shaquille's jaw-dropping performance in the July Cup, bagging a second consecutive Group 1 sprint win. Jockey Rossa Ryan shares his thoughts on that impressive Group 1 victory in the July Cup and spills the beans on his aims for the rest of the season. City Of Troy stole the show with a breathtaking triumph in the Superlative Stakes. Aidan O'Brien's son of Justify has the racing world buzzing with excitement, but the million-dollar question remains— could he be better than Frankel?! And should you back him at 2/1 for next year's 2000 Guineas? We look at the form of the Charlie Appleby yard after the Summer Mile win for Master Of The Seas, but not without mentioning the high-profile flops Adayar and Star Of Mystery. Louis looks at the next target for Hamish after his Group 3 victory at York, while they weigh the odds on Scriptwriter's trip down under for the Melbourne Cup. An epic renewal of the John Smith's Cup gets its fair share of attention as Pride Of America narrowly edges out Astro King in a photo finish. Plus we look at Nashwa's potential targets after her impressive Group 1 win over a mile. The winners of our Galway Races competition are unveiled, and top trainer Charlie Fellowes sits down with us to discuss the upcoming Henry Cecil Open Weekend in Newmarket on the 23rd and 24th of September, promising a plethora of delights for all racing enthusiasts. Plus, he's got a hot two-year-old to follow, so your trackers and wheelbarrows ready! The First Lady of the Final Furlong, Abbie MacGregor, returns alongside Andrew Woodman to introduce their new innovative, the Gamblers Consumer Forum. Their aim? To be the voice of gamblers on UK gambling reform in response to the game-changing affordability checks introduced after the White Paper. Tune in as they shed light on the latest frustrations for bettors in the UK and discuss the future of gambling. So, hop on board the Gravy Train for an epic episode. Plus Win a 3 Day Ticket for any three days of the Galway Races for You and two friends. To enter, simply
Controversial rides, epic victories, and thrilling Group One's! Join Emmet Kennedy and Louis Steward as they delve into the key racing highlights, including the Coral-Eclipse, where Paddington delivered Aidan O'Brien a seventh win in the race as he claimed his third consecutive Group One victory. Louis explains Paddington's progress and improvement from race to race, discussing his physical and mental development and outlining his upcoming campaign. We also explore the options for Aidan's other middle-distance star, Auguste Rodin. Additionally, we delve into Emily Upjohn's prospects for the Arc. Ralph Beckett considers the King George for Westover following his Group 1 win in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. However, we question whether going up in trip would be a better choice for him. Good Guess surprises with a victory in the Group 1 Prix Jean Prat, while Chaldean disappoints. We ask what now for Andrew Balding's classic winner? We chat about the other key performances from the last few days, and we discuss the shocking ban of jockey Dylan Kitts and horse Hillsin after their controversial ride. Plus Win a 3 Day Ticket for any three days of the Galway Races for You and two friends. To enter, simply
Join Emmet Kennedy and Louis Steward as we review a classic weekend of racing at the Curragh, Newcastle, and Newmarket. We begin by hearing why Louis has decided to retire as a jockey at such a young age and find out how difficult it is to be a jockey at present with the BHA's whip rules and the sauna ban. Then we discuss Aidan O'Brien smashing more records as Auguste Rodin lands him a 100th European Classic success, leading home a 1-2-3-4 for Ballydoyle. Louis has a strong view on where the son of Deep Impact should run next and what to expect from him for the rest of the season. We also discuss what to expect from the beaten horses behind and who would be ideal for the St Leger. We review Via Sistina's controversial Pretty Polly win and look at the rules surrounding interference. Additionally, we chat about Calling The Wind's Northumberland Plate victory for the 'Iron Man' Neil Callan, Commanche Falls' Listed win, another two-year-old winner for Ammo Racing with Bucanero Fuerte, a change in form for Charlie Appleby as Kemari, and an exciting juvenile win for Star Of Mystery at flat racing's HQ. We also cover three exciting two-year-olds for Aidan O'Brien, namely Matrika, Ylang Ylang, and the Justify colt City Of Troy. Plus Win a 3 Day Ticket for any three days of the Galway Races for You and two friends. To enter, simply
There will be over €2.1m of Prize money for this year's Galway Races which gets underway on Monday, 31st July. Speaking to George McDonagh at today's (Tuesday, 27th June 2023) launch, Ballybrit manager Michael Maloney says there are guarantees for all 53 races over the seven days. == Press Release In less than five weeks time, the highly anticipated and much loved seven-day Galway Races Summer Festival returns, kicking off from Monday 31st July to Sunday 6th August. With fifty-three races over the seven days, the Galway Races Summer Festival has a prize fund of over €2.1 million on offer. Each day offers a minimum prize fund of €100,000 for the feature race, with a minimum value for any race at Galway standing at €17,000. Galway offers a mixed card for the week with national hunt and flat races being held on all seven days. Anthony Ryan, Chairman of the Galway Race Committee said, “We are once again delighted to present the iconic Galway Racing Festival. We eagerly anticipate huge attendances from our loyal fan base, from families and groups of friends and from many first-time race goers. The festival offers top class horse racing, unrivalled prize money, superb hospitality options, lots of live entertainment and fashion to take your breath away. With the support of our Sponsors and Partners, we anticipate this year's Festival to be the biggest, best and most enjoyable ever. We look forward to welcoming all and sundry to Ballybrit.'' The hotly contested Tote Galway Plate on Wednesday 2nd August, a race synonymous with Galway and key to the history of the festival, has a prize fund of €270,000 on offer. The Tote Galway Plate is a race awash with quality, with experienced chasers taking on emerging youngsters. The race cards on Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th August are sponsored in full by the Galway Races long standing partner, Guinness, with Thursdays Guinness Galway Hurdle worth €270,000! Partnerships Deals Demand for race sponsorship has always proved strong for the Galway Races with this Summer seeing some new names added to the sponsors rostrum including ‘Viatris' one of the largest pharmaceutical employers in Ireland. For the next two years, Viatris will sponsor a race on Saturday 5th August the ‘Viatris Irish EBF Mares Flat Race' valued at €17,000. “Viatris with locations in Inverin & Casla Galway are delighted to partner with the Galway races and look forward to joining racing enthusiasts from around the world to cheer on our race on Saturday August 5th. As a supporter of sports and community events, Viatris is thrilled to be associated with this prestigious horse racing event,” quote John O'Brien, Head of Injectables Site Operations at Viatris. Galway Racecourse are also delighted to welcome onboard Kinlay Hostel, located in the heart of Galway City. Kinlay Hostel have signed a two-year sponsorship deal with Galway Racecourse to sponsor the sixth race on Sunday 6th August, ‘The Kinlay Hostel Irish EBF Auction Series Maiden valued at €24,000' a two-year-old Maiden race. Commenting on their new two-year agreement, Frank O'Connell General Manager with Kinlay Hostel said, ‘We are delighted to work with and support the Galway Races. This festival is a very significant event for our guests given our location and our group accommodation options. We're all looking forward to the racing festival and the buzz that it brings to the city of Galway – there really is nothing else like it.' Feature races on the supporting cards include The Connacht Hotel (Q.R.) Handicap of €110,000, The Colm Quinn BMW Mile Handicap of €120,000, The BoyleSport Handicap Hurdle valued at €110,000, and The Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund “Ahonoora” Handicap of €110,000. Partnerships have been the backbone and key to the success of the iconic Galway Races. NEW: Pod Cast Series – “Let's Be Having You Galway”. Two episodes LIVE from today! A first for a racecourse in Ireland, the Galway Races presents a special six-episode podcast series, relaying stories from inside an outside the parade ring, with host Paul Collins who speaks to racing royalty and life-long racing fans alike. The guest list for the podcast series includes Davy and Edelle Russell, Gordon Elliott, Noel Meade, Jane Mangan, Tom Rudd, John and Michael Moloney, Patrick Mullins and Michael Donoghue. Plus, Galway Races fans including Galway Football Manager Padraic Joyce, Áine Killilea, Stephen Cunningham, Mary Davin, Tom Keane and Eileen Cooley. Episode 1: Have you ever dreamed of achieving something so big that it seemed impossible? In the first episode of Let's Be Having You, jockey Davy Russell shares his journey to winning the Grand National and the significance of this achievement in horse racing. He also talks about his passion for horse racing and the challenges he faced, including a serious injury that left him unable to rotate his neck. Despite setbacks, Davy remained focused on his goals and emphasizes the importance of believing in oneself. Join the conversation with Davy and his wife Edelle as they share their experiences in horse racing and family life, including their love for the Galway festival and their children's involvement in breeding and selling horses. NEW: Kiss Cam Another first at an Irish racecourse (but hugely popular in America among sports fans), Galway Races launches a fun and engaging initiative, the ‘Kiss-Cam' for the seven days of the Summer Festival. With content creator Alan Clarke at the helm for the week looking after our ‘Kiss-Cam', this is one you don't want to miss, and, guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. Stay tuned! Best Line Up of Live Music Yet, including Country Music Star Derek Ryan. This year, the team in Galway present to you its biggest musical line up yet! With over fifty live music performances and entertainers booked for over the seven days of the festival, including the highlight on Galway Plate Day, Derek Ryan and band for the Country Music Day. In addition, you can enjoy bands such as Spring Break, Bongo Steve, Sean Slattery & The Connections, The Galway Tenors, The Gamblers, The Conquerors plus lots more! Brand Ambassador Programme Following on from its successful launch last Summer, Galway Races is proud to be working again this year with seven selected ‘Official Brand Ambassadors', who will be part of a money can't buy experience at the Galway Races. Commenting on the Brand Ambassador Programme, Michael Moloney Chief Executive of Galway Racecourse said, “the passion and loyalty of our fans is hugely evident, especially in the run up to, and during the Summer Festival. Social Media has allowed fans to become more closely knit and feel more part of our team. Our Brand Ambassador Programme was a huge hit and we're delighted today to announce our new seven Galway Races Brand Ambassadors: Daryl Miley, Claire Kelly Badger, Robert Moloney, Tracy McGuinness, Meghann Scully, Ruth McCourt and Paddy Monahan.” Each ambassador receives a seven-day VIP pass to the Summer Festival, official Galway Races merchandise, plus an opportunity to meet up close and personal the stars of Irish racing. Family Entertainment Since its inception, the Galway Races has always been a multi-generational event, offering something for all ages over the seven days. Sunday is traditionally a family-fun ‘Mad Hatters Day' kindly supported by Ireland West Airport who sponsor fantastic prizes for both the children's and adults colourful ‘Mad Hatter' competition. New enhancements to the day for families include: A family ticket: advance ticket price €32.50. On the day price €40, A new dedicated family friendly entrance, Complimentary Galway Races back-bags for children on entry, Complimentary family portrait area to ‘capture the moment', Plus, over twenty free activities for children to enjoy on the day. Plenty to keep everyone entertained. Tote to Sponsor the Stable Staff Canteen Tote, title sponsor of Wednesday's race card on 2nd August at Galway, will once again extend its association across the week by sponsoring the stable staff canteen on all seven days of the Galway Races Summer Festival. Ticket Sales and Hospitality The Galway Races contributes over €54 Million to the local economy. Advance ticket sales have proved very strong, pacing ahead of 2022 figures. To celebrate our 2023 festival, Galway Races have a special offer on general admission tickets with €5 off each ticket up to the day of the race meeting, plus a new €70 three-day bundle ticket and a new flexi-ticket offer, all available to buy online via www.galwayraces.com Television Coverage The first four action packed days of the Galway Races will be broadcast by RTÉ Television, coming live to you from Ballybrit at 5pm for over two and a half hours of commentary and insights, that includes the feature race on each day, including Monday's Connacht Hotel Q.R. Handicap and Tuesday's Colm Quinn BMW Mile, plus four supporting races each day. Galway Racecourse are once again delighted to have the Irish language broadcaster TG4, who will broadcast live on Friday 4th August and Saturday 5th August. The live coverage on TG4 will include sixteen action packed races over the two days and feature races such as The Guinness Handicap, The Galway Blazers Steeplechase, and The BoyleSports Handicap Hurdle on Saturday. To compliment the above television broadcast, Racing TV will cover and broadcast every one of the fifty-two races live from track. Ladies Day Galway Racecourse is delighted to announce a new guest judge, Rachel Gorry, popular social media influencer, for the Galway Races Summer Festival ‘Best Dressed Lady' and ‘Best Hat' competitions that take place on Thursday 3rd August, ‘Guinness Galway Hurdle Day'. This promises to be one of the biggest days in the Irish racing calendar, and an unmissable day out for fashion lovers, with a generous cash bonanza of €13,000 on offer sponsored by The Connacht Hospitality Group. Commenting on the upcoming Galway Races, Rachel Gorry said, “I'm delighted to be Guest judge for this year's Galway Races Summer Festival for the Best Dressed and Best Hat competitions. I have such a love for fashion myself so really looking forward to seeing all the style during the festival and especially on Ladies' Day”. Judging the Best Dressed Lady competitions on the day is Head Judge and well-known stylist Mandy Maher who will be joined by fellow judge Kieran O'Malley Digital Marketing Manager for the Connacht Hospitality Group. Commenting on this exciting news, Mandy Maher said, “I am super excited to be back this year as Head Judge at the Galway Races. If the fashion is anything like last year, all I can say is roll on the 3rd of August”. Friday's Most Stylish Taking place on Friday, 4th August from 4pm, Friday's Most Stylish sponsored by Athlone Towncentre is expected to be one of the biggest gatherings of race going fashion lovers to date on the fifth day of the festival. This will mark the eleventh year Athlone Towncentre sponsor this hugely popular fashion event and we can't wait to hear who will be judging their competition and the superb prize on offer. All details to be released very soon! Decorate to Celebrate- Win Tickets to the Galway Races for your staff. The Galway Races are inviting businesses across Galway City and County to take part in their ‘Decorate to Celebrate' competition. Businesses, no matter what size, could be in with a chance of winning an exclusive prize of a VIP Day at the races for your team worth €3,000 plus tickets for the races. Widely regarded as the highlight of the Summer Season in Ireland, the Galway Races takes place from Monday 31st July to Sunday 6th August, and looks forward to welcoming its many loyal race goers back to Ballybrit for one amazing week that offers you great horse racing, entertainment, fashion, reunions with friends and family and an electric fun atmosphere that continues to draw people from all over the world. To book your
In this episode Alan catches up with his 13th best friend Kieran O'Malley to chat about the Gossies, plans for the future and with Kieran being Kieran..... he had to mention the highlight of his year, The Galway Races. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
11am-12pm Samaritans urge Galway businesses to light up green on the 21st to support their Christmas appeal Sports Preview with John Mulligan Financial Advice With Dave McCarthy We look back at another busy calendar year at the Galway Races and look ahead to 2023 == 'Galway Talks with Keith Finnegan' broadcasts every weekday morning from 9am on Galway Bay FM.
Off The Ball's John Duggan on a historic night for Sligo Rovers, the All-Ireland ladies football finals, the Galway Races, the final of the women's Euros and more in this week's sport slot.
Adrian Eames & Keith Treacy on the Irish clubs in Europe; Aoife Murray reviews the camogie semi-finals; David Wilson has the latest transfer news; Jane Mangan is at the Galway Races; John Kenny reacts to the news of Sebastian Vettel's retirement, and Shep has been watching Nick Cage arrive to training camp in Wisconsin! Game On.
Alan Cawley and David Wilson on Irish clubs in Europe, transfer news and England in a final; Donn McClean on the Galway Races; Nadine Doherty previews Kerry v Meath in the Ladies Football final, and Bernard Jackman on news of an Irish lawsuit being taken by ex-players over brain injuries.
Michael Moloney, Chief Executive of Galway Racecourse, talks about the Galway Races Summer Festival which starts today.
With the Galway Races returning today for a week-long event, the Indo Daily looks back on the now infamous Fianna Fáil fundraiser there. Host: Siobhán Maguire. Guest: Fionnán Sheahan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Austin O'Malley, Bryan Sheehan, Colm Keys and Eoin Larkin on Kerry's triumph and Cody's exit. Plus Barry Geraghty on the Galway Races! Game On.
Joining Stefanie Preissner to Kickstart Your Weekend is Michael Moloney, Chief Executive of Galway Races.
We're back! The 2022 Galway Races kick off on Monday with seven brilliant days of top class racing! There is also an interview with Danny Mullins thrown in. Dean Ryan, Diarmuid Nolan, Tom Lee and Conor O'Hehir run through all the big races across brilliant festival to try and spot the most interesting bets out there. In association with Tote and Bookmakers.
Ahead of the Galway Races next week, Stylist Mandy Maher who is head judge and one of three judges at this year's Galway Races joined Andrea Gilligan on the show to discuss how best to win best-dressed lady at the Galway Races this year.
Neil Ewing and Michael Shields preview the All-Ireland Football final, Conan Byrne on Sligo and St. Pat's in Europe, Declan Quigley updates us on the Tour de France & Sinéad Cassidy looks ahead to the Galway Races.
With just one hundred days to go to Ireland's leading horse racing festival, Galway Racecourse is delighted to announce a new and exciting three-year partnership deal with the Connacht Hospitality Group for the popular Best Dressed Lady and Best Hat competitions that take place on Thursday 28th July, ‘Guinness Galway Hurdle Day' during the seven-day Summer Festival. This promises to be one of the biggest days in the Irish racing calendar, and an unmissable day out for fashion lovers. The Connacht Hospitality Group will sponsor both the Best Dressed Lady competition with a €10,000 cash prize, and €3,000 to the winner of the Best Hat. Based in Galway City, the Connacht Hospitality Group is a family run Galway business that comprises of three hotels (The Connacht Hotel, Hyde Hotel and The Residence Hotel), three bars (Hyde Bar, An Púcán and 1520 Bar), Galway Bay Golf Resort and Active 24 Fitness. The group prides themselves on quality hospitality, friendly customer service and creating unique experiences. Judging the Best Dressed Lady competitions on the day is Head Judge and well-known stylist Mandy Maher who will be joined by fellow judge Kieran O'Malley Digital Marketing Manager for the Connacht Hospitality Group. Commenting on this exciting news, Mandy Maher said, “I'm honoured, overwhelmed and super excited to the Head Judge at this year's Best Dressed Lady at the Galway Races. I can't wait to see all the glamour and style back at Ballybrit”. Commenting on the new sponsorship deal, Chief Executive of Galway Racecourse Michael Moloney said, “this is by far our best Ladies Day prize yet! Having carried out a lot of research and getting feedback from our customers, we wanted to come back this Summer with a massive attractive prize, and what better reward than cash! This Summer we're really excited to welcome back our race goers and have been working to ensure that the Ladies Day experience for our guests will be better than ever.” He continued, “Ladies Day is our most stylish day of the festival and we've made welcomed changes to the day itself, including lengthening the time you have to enter the competition, moving the completion time for judging from 1pm to 3pm to give people a chance to make their way to the course and relax and enjoy themselves, while also introducing a pre-registration for ladies who might not get spotted on the day but still want to enter the competition. They can now enter the morning of Ladies Day online via our website, upload their outfit details and a photograph. Lots of welcomed improvements that we hope our racegoers will enjoy. We're delighted to have the team from the Connacht Hospitality Group on board. They're innovative, focused on the customer experience and have their finger on the pulse. We couldn't have asked for a better partner for this event. We're thrilled. Lots to look forward to. Watch this space!”. Commenting on their new three-year agreement, Eveanna Ryan, Director and Sales and Marketing for the Connacht Hospitality Group said, “for us at the Connacht Hospitality Group this is such an exciting partnership, the Connacht Hotel has always been synonymous with the Monday racing for a number of years with our continued sponsorship of the QR handicap, but this partnership will give us the opportunity to showcase the entire group. We could not ask for a better team to work with than Michael, Sinéad and the team at the Galway Races and we are really looking forward to this year's festival”. Widley regarded as the highlight of the Summer Season in Ireland, the Galway Races takes place from Monday 25th to Sunday 31st July, and looks forward to welcoming its race goers back to Ballybrit for one amazing week that offers you great horse racing, entertainment, fashion, reunions with friends and family and an electric fun atmosphere that continues to draw people from all over the world. To book your ticket to this year's Galway Races check out www.galwayraces.com
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With Marie Crowe. We get the latest from Tokyo and Skibbereen on a historic day for Team Ireland. BJ Botha and Shane Byrne are with us ahead of the Lions' second test in Cape Town as Rassie Erasmus uses an hour-long video to speak his mind! Plus Robbie Power brings us up to speed on the Galway Races.
With Marie Crowe. We get the latest from Tokyo and Skibbereen on a historic day for Team Ireland. BJ Botha and Shane Byrne are with us ahead of the Lions' second test in Cape Town as Rassie Erasmus uses an hour-long video to speak his mind! Plus Robbie Power brings us up to speed on the Galway Races.
With Marie Crowe. We talk about Joe Canning's retirement from inter-county hurling with his former manager Micheál Donoghue. We also get up to speed on a historic day for Team Ireland in Tokyo. Plus we'll have Nadine Doherty on Ladies Football, Aoife Murray on Camogie, and Robbie Power marks our card on the Galway Races...
Now it is one of the biggest weeks in Irish Racing with the Galway Races taking centre stage all week and today is the big one – The Galway Plate. Katie Walsh Betway Ambassador and former jockey spoke to Ciara this morning and ‘You can catch up with Katie's column on the Betway Insider'. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or 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'.
With Marie Crowe. We talk about Joe Canning's retirement from inter-county hurling with his former manager Micheál Donoghue. We also get up to speed on a historic day for Team Ireland in Tokyo. Plus we'll have Nadine Doherty on Ladies Football, Aoife Murray on Camogie, and Robbie Power marks our card on the Galway Races...
In this episode, Tom looks at the great history of the Galway Races from 1869 to now. Ronnie a suspicious murder that took place in Galway years ago.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
Brian and Ciaran Warfield's Rambling Irish Balladeers Podcast
This episode opens with The Banks of The Ohio a song about murder and a great river in the USA - we talk about the song and other songs that were Wolfetone B Sides along with the Puck Fair, The Galway Races, The Wild Atlantic Way and the GAA championship. We especially remember young Rocco Travers who sadly passed away this week and play out with the Big Strong Man in remembrance of the battle he put up against the evil of cancer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Michael Moloney, Chief Executive of Galway Racecourse looks ahead to this weeks 'Galway Races' festival which gets underway today.
Johnny Ward and Ger Gilroy are joined by jockey Patrick Mullins ahead of The Galway Races for this week's Friday Night Racing. #EveryRacingMoment | @HRIRacing
The summer's biggest horse-racing festival, the Galway Races, starts next week. But it comes at a time when the horse racing industry is dogged by controversy, scandals and crises.From bans on trainers, to doping allegations to revelations of animal abuse, the sport of kings is under the spotlight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
With Marie and Ruby. Reaction to last night's BBC Panorama programme from Ruby Walsh and The Racing Post's Richard Forristal plus a preview of the Galway Races. Mark Langdon has the latest in the football transfer window and we ask The Southern Star's Kieran McCarthy just how talented this Irish Olympic Rowing team is! Game On.
With Marie and Ruby. Reaction to last night's BBC Panorama programme from Ruby Walsh and The Racing Post's Richard Forristal plus a preview of the Galway Races. Mark Langdon has the latest in the football transfer window and we ask The Southern Star's Kieran McCarthy just how talented this Irish Olympic Rowing team is! Game On.
It's been announced that the Galway Races will be limited to 1000 spectators per day. It will be a lot different to the numbers in 2019 when 125,000 spectators were in attendance over the course of the week-long festival. CEO of Galway Racecourse is Michael Moloney and General Manager of the Harbour Hotel Ali McHugh chatted to Andrea. Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live 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'.
OVER THE LINE: Galway Races CEO Michael Moloney joined George McDonagh to chat about their hopes for the sport and this year's Festival
Brian and Ciaran Warfield's Rambling Irish Balladeers Podcast
In this episode we talk about the Galway Races, World heavyweight boxers, playing in Glasgow, The Barrowlands, that Late Late Show interview and more ramblings Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tuesday Galway Races Preview
Coming up on 'Across The Line' with Shane Brophy from 6pm: - Shane Stapleton on the weekend's county football action, with some teams facing make-or-break fixtures already. - County Board Secretary Tim Floyd on the tickets arrangements for the weekend ahead. - St Michael's Manager James Walsh on their Munster Junior Cup Quarter Final tie on Sunday. - And Cloughjordan horse trainer Denis Hogan reflects on his final win in the saddle as he finished his career as a jockey at the Galway Races.
Galway Races Friday Preview
With Donncha and Marie. Barry Geraghty on the Galway Races; footballer Louise Quinn live from Italy; Alan Cawley and David Sneyd preview the Greatest League in the World; John Kenny reports on the cricket; and Jeff Sheppard has the latest on US sport.
On Thursday morning's OTB AM, Ger and Eoin were joined by GPA chief Paul Flynn, we had another Deal or No Deal, and we discussed the return of the NBA. Full show timestamps: 0:00 Show starts 3:15 Harry Arter v Roy Keane 15:00 Sports news with Shane Hannon 22:15 GPA CEO Paul Flynn on competitive balance, fixture issues, GPA image 50:00 Sports pages 1:19:40 Galway Races Day 4 Preview with John Duggan 1:28:00 NBA Bubble Wrap - basketball's return with Ryan 'Farmer' Jones 1:48:40 Deal or No Deal - with Phil Egan OTB AM is live weekday mornings from 7:30-10:00 am - the best place to watch or listen is the OTB Sports app or over on our ever-growing YouTube channel. Have you downloaded the brand new OTB Sports app? Just search for OTB Sports in your app store or click the links below. - Play store link - iOs link
With Donncha and Marie. Barry Geraghty on the Galway Races; footballer Louise Quinn live from Italy; Alan Cawley and David Sneyd preview the Greatest League in the World; John Kenny reports on the cricket; and Jeff Sheppard has the latest on US sport.
On this morning's OTB AM, Ger and Eoin were joined by Cahair O'Ken and Bernard Flynn to discuss the future of the GPA. We also had our latest look at the transfer rumour bill on 'Deal or No Deal'. Full show timestamps: 0:00 Show starts 11:45 Sports news with Shane Hannon 20:00 The future role of the GPA - with Cahair O'Kane and Bernard Flynn 45:40 Sports pages 1:03:40 The Beef is Real - Mickey Rourke v Robert De Niro 1:24:15 John Duggan on today at the Galway Races 1:35:00 OTB in Kenya: Jake O'Donnell on 'Hyenas and Cheats' 1:40:00 Deal or No Deal with Phil Egan OTB AM is live weekday mornings from 7:30-10:00 am - the best place to watch or listen is the OTB Sports app or over on our ever-growing YouTube channel. Have you downloaded the brand new OTB Sports app? Just search for OTB Sports in your app store or click the links below. - Play store link - iOs link
With David and Marie. We review the weekend's football with Stephen and Stephen (Elliott and Kelly!); GAA with Damian Lawlor; and the Galway Races with Donn McClean! Game On.
With David and Marie. We review the weekend's football with Stephen and Stephen (Elliott and Kelly!); GAA with Damian Lawlor; and the Galway Races with Donn McClean! Game On.
The #racehour back for a preview of the Galway Races, and Dermo and Dean run through all the big races happening at Ballybrit next week. They agree on a double between the Galway Hurdle and the Galway Plate!
The Her Best Dressed competition at the Galway Races is BACK! But not as you know it, we're throwing a virtual extravaganza and on this week's episode Niamh Maher catches up with last year's winner and this year's judge Pamela Uba.
Michael Maloney Galway Races
Today on the show Keith spoke to Michael Maloney about the Galway Races; the importance of taking vitamin C and social welfare payments
Michael Maloney Galway Races
Kieran O'Connor is joined Betfair Ambassador & top trainer Joseph O'Brien as well as Racing presenter and journalist Gary O'Brien and Betfair's own Barry Orr to Preview the Friday action at Glorious Goodwood & the Galway Races.
Kieran O'Connor is joined Betfair Ambassador & top trainer Joseph O'Brien as well as Racing presenter and journalist Gary O'Brien and Betfair's own Barry Orr to Preview the Thursday action at Glorious Goodwood & the Galway Races.
Looking ahead to the thetote.com Galway Plate and the Guinness Galway Hurdle – the twin features of this week’s Galway festival – Ruby Walsh talks to racing correspondent Tommy Lyons.
Kieran O'Connor is joined Betfair Ambassador & top trainer Joseph O'Brien as well as Racing presenter and journalist Gary O'Brien and Betfair's own Barry Orr to Preview the Wednesday action at Glorious Goodwood & the Galway Races.
Sportsline Host Leo Doyle is joined in studio by analysts Pat McNamara and Brendan Foley. This week, Rowing, Hurling and a preview of the galway races. Highlights 00.59 Scariff native Sorcha O’Donnell is an NUIG student and now is a national rower about to make her debut on the International stage. Sorcha talks about her background and hopes for the future. 22.20 Cyril Farrell joins the lads for a look back at the hurling Championship and previews the upcoming All Ireland Hurling semi finals. 34.20 Ray Nelson is a Feakle man based in Galway and he talks about the annual pilgrimage that is the Galway races as well as his thoughts on the Hurling semi finals 51.09 Senior camogie team analyst Pat McNamara looks back at last weeks game v Dublin and gives his overall thoughts on the years campaign. Sportsline is brought to you in association with Derg Credit Union
A huge week in the racing calendar is almost here as Glorious Goodwood & the Galway Races get underway. Betfair's Kieran O'Connor is joined Betfair Ambassador & top trainer Joseph O'Brien as well as Racing presenter and journalist Gary O'Brien and Betfair's own Barry Orr. The team chat through all the big races at both venues giving their best bets for every day plus we also have input from fellow Betfair Ambassadors Gordon Elliott & Paul Nicholls. Read the latest from Joseph O'Brien, Ryan Moore and our team of Royal Ascot writers, head to betting.betfair.com/racing/ 18+ Please Gamble Responsibly. Visit www.betfair.com
Jesse Ferguson, the Bard of Cornwall, hosts this week's Irish & Celtic Music Podcast with music from his Canadian Celtic musical inspirations. Jesse Ferguson, Haggis, Heroes of the Highland, Brent Santin & Gary Mallon, Brent Santin, Jim Malcolm, Susie Malcolm, Bang on the Ear, The Two Paddys, TinWhistler, Different Folk, Katherine Moller I hope you enjoyed this week's show. If you did, please share the show with ONE friend. The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is dedicated to growing our community and helping the incredible artists who so generously share their music. If you find music you love, buy their albums, shirts, and songbooks, follow them on Spotify, see their shows, and drop them an email to let them know you heard them on the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast. Remember also to Subscribe to the Celtic Music Magazine. Every week, I'll send you a few cool bits of Celtic music news. It's a quick and easy way to plug yourself into more great Celtic culture. Plus, you'll get 34 Celtic MP3s for Free, just for signing up today. Thank you again for being a Celt of Kindness. VOTE IN THE CELTIC TOP 20 With the new year comes a new votes in the Celtic Top 20. This is our way of finding the best songs and artists each year. Just list the show number, and the name of as many bands in the episode as you like. Your vote helps me create next year's Best Celtic music of 2019 episode. Vote Now! THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC Welcome to the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast. I'm your guest host, Jesse Ferguson, also known as the Bard of Cornwall on YouTube. I'm a Celtic music performer, recording artist and YouTuber based in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. My own music has been featured in the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast over 20 times in the last 10 years, so it's fair to say that our usual host, Marc Gunn, has been a big supporter of my music. I'm very grateful for that support, so when he asked me to guest host an episode, I jumped at the chance. This episode of the podcast will feature music that has a personal connection for me, from artists who have inspired me in my early folk music days, to those I know personally from my area, to those I've performed with live in venues from Canada's east coast to my original and current province of Ontario. But, on with the music. First I'll play you “Brennan on the Moor” off my next CD, The Sally Gardens. I had fun arranging the harmonies in the chorus. "Brennan on the Moor" by Jesse Ferguson from The Sally Gardens The next two songs are by the now disbanded Cornwall, Ontario group Haggis, that were hugely influential in getting me into Celtic music. 4:18 "Loch Lomond" by Haggis from This Ain't Your Mother's Cooking 9:50 "Medley of Minors" by Haggis from This Ain't Your Mother's Cooking That was “Loch Lomond” followed by “Medley of Minors” from their 1999 album, This Ain't Your Mother's Cooking, which can be streamed free on Sounclick.com. A couple of the original members of Haggis have also contributed newer material to this episode, including their drummer Jason Mitchell, whose latest group is called Heroes of the Highland. Here are two of their latest recordings: 14:12 "Irish Rover" by Heroes of the Highland from Heroes of the Highland 17:06 "Drunken Sailor" by Heroes of the Highland from Heroes of the Highland That was “The Irish Rover” followed by “Drunken Sailor” by Heroes of the Highland. The original flute player for Haggis, Brent Santin, has also gone on to do new recordings, and has contributed two to this episode. Here he is performing “A Scarborough Settler's Lament” with Gary Mallon. 20:07 "Scarborough Settler's Lament" by Brent Santin & Gary Mallon from Sounds Like the 19th Century And here is one of Brent's solo efforts, which incorporates some more electronic elements: 25:00 "Tear Down the Sink, Dear" by Brent Santin Nick Seguin, lead singer of Haggis, was a major influence on my vocal style for folk music. Another of my main influences is our next artist, Scotsman Jim Malcolm. His former work with the band Old Blind Dogs, and his solo material have been very important for me. He now records with his wife Susie Malcolm, herself a talented musician. The first track here is the Robbie Burns song “A Man's a Man for a' That,” followed by a track from Jim and Susie's latest album Spring Will Follow On. 29:32 "A Man's a Man" by Jim Malcolm from Acquaintance 33:33 "Pad the Road" by Jim Malcolm & Susie Malcolm from Spring Will Follow On That was Jim Malcolm's “A Man's a Man for A' That” and Jim and Susie Malcolm's “Pad the Road.” The region of Eastern Ontario where I reside has a strong tradition of Celtic music, which derives from the huge influx of Scottish immigrants to the region. The tradition here is alive and kicking, and from my early days getting into Celtic music, it has incorporated pride in our past with embracing modern musical approaches. In that spirit, here are two songs from Glengarry, Ontario band Bang on the Ear. 37:37 "The Rising of the 45" by Bang on the Ear from Tales from the Glen 41:40 "Thistle and the Rose" by Bang on the Ear from Songs for Glengarry, Vol. 1 That was “The Rising of the 45” and “Thistle and the Rose” by Bang on the Ear. The next two songs are by another Glengarry, Ontario group, The 2 Paddys. They've long been a fixture of The Glengarry Highland Games, in Maxville, which was a crucial place for nurturing my love of Celtic music. Here are their recordings of “The Foggy Dew” and “The Galway Races.” 45:31 "The Foggy Dew" by The Two Paddys 48:45 "The Galway Races" by The Two Paddys Next we head to Majorca (my-OR-kah), Spain for two tracks from TinWhistler, a duo of brothers whose videos on YouTube I've been a fan of for years. We Celtic podcasters and Youtubers need to support each other, so I was delighted that they were willing to send us these two tracks. 51:18 "Castle Kelly/The Man of the House" by TinWhistler from TinWhistler 54:33 "Toss the Feathers/The Ale is Dear" by TinWhistler from TinWhistler That was “Castle Kelly” and “The Man of the House,” followed by “Toss the Feathers” and “The Ale is Dear” by TinWhistler, from the brothers' first album, available now. When I lived in the East Coast of Canada, in particular Fredericton, New Brunswick, I met up with musician Bill Toner. We played a regular gig at a little wine bar called The Sour Grape in a small town called Oromocto. We didn't make much money, but it sure was a lot of fun. Here's a song from Bill's latest group, Different Folk. 58:58 "Star of the County Down/Cooley's Reel" by Different Folk from Live That was “Star of the County Down” and “Cooley's Reel,” by Different Folk. I shared the stage with some of its members at least once, and here are a couple of solo tracks from the band's award-winning fiddle player, Katherine Moller. 1:02:34 "The Friar's Walk” by Katherine Moller from Storm Queen 1:05:37 "Sunshower" by Katherine Moller from Storm Queen That was “The Friar's Walk” and “Sunshower” from Katherine Moller's album Storm Queen. That brings us close to the end of this guest episode, and I'd like to thank Marc Gunn, the Celtfather, for inviting me to take this on. Now that I've put a show together, I have a better appreciation of just how much work it is. If you appreciate all the hard work that he puts in to promoting independent Celtic music, I'd encourage you to consider becoming a Patron of the podcast on Patreon. Thanks, Marc, for all that you do! I'd also like to thank the artists who contributed their awesome music for me to include. It's been a fun experience. I'll leave you with another song from my next album, The Sally Gardens. The song is written for my lovely wife, and is likely my oldest complete original. I finally got around to recording it for an album and I hope you like it. Again, this is Jesse Ferguson, the Bard of Cornwall. You can learn more about my work by visiting www.jessefergusonmusic.com. Thanks for listening. 1:09:44 "Me Darlin' Laura-Ann" by Jesse Ferguson from The Sally Gardens The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts or to our website where you can become a Patron of the Podcast for as little as $1 per episode. Promote Celtic culture through music at http://celticmusicpodcast.com/. CELTIC PODCAST NEWS * Helping you celebrate Celtic culture through music. My name is Marc Gunn. I am a Celtic musician and podcaster. This show is dedicated to the indie Celtic musicians. I want to ask you to support these artists. Share the show with your friends. And find more episodes at celticmusicpodcast.com. You can also support this podcast on Patreon. TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through it's culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. Join the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ THANK YOU PATRONS OF THE PODCAST! This show exists because of the kind patronage of people like you. You can make a pledge of a dollar or more per episode and cap how much you want to spend each month. Your generosity funds the creation, promotion and production of the show. It allows us to attract new listeners and to help our community grow. And you also get episodes before regular listeners. You can become a generous Patron of the Podcast at http://patreon.com/celticpodcast. I want to thank our newest Patrons. 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In this edition of the Matchbook Betting Podcast, Emmet Kennedy is joined by ITV's Francesca Cumani, Matchbook Ambassador Joseph O'Brien and Racing UK's Tom Stanley to preview one of the summer highlights of the flat season, the Qatar Goodwood Festival. The Team preview all the major races, with some interesting selections, while Joseph gives us the latest on his team of Horses for the Galway Races. Join Matchbook to avail of Commission Free betting on ALL sports until Dec 31st 2018. Best odds. No margin. More value for the customers. #timetomoveover T&Cs apply. Full Details: bit.ly/2FwQM78
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The boy genius Johnny Dunleavy takes the train to our studio just north of North Korea where he joins a stag weary Dan and a Galway Races weary Johnny for a humdinger of a show that tackles head injuries, the obvious observations of middle aged cork men, amnesia, Aaron Lennon's driving position, going Hurling with Hunt, and "How The Simpson's would do press releases". It's so good that this weeks episode would get 12 A's in it's Inter Cert, including Latin!
Ivan reports back from his daughter's wedding, Kevin Myers is fired, gym obsession in the GAA, unpaid Dáil bar bills, dangerous dogs, Brexit and the Galway Races.
Today we streamed not only the podcast live, we combined it with a Facebook Live Stream! We discuss the Galway Races in Ireland that are about to kick off and how messy they are. Also we discuss the housing crisis and Mortgages and the taxation measures the government wants to implement. (again). Also we talk about Shane getting DNA analysis and waiting for the result. We then touch on the ethical implication of human embryo editing.
Today we streamed not only the podcast live, we combined it with a Facebook Live Stream! We discuss the Galway Races in Ireland that are about to kick off and how messy they are. Also we discuss the housing crisis and Mortgages and the taxation measures the government wants to implement. (again). Also we talk about Shane getting DNA analysis and waiting for the result. We then touch on the ethical implication of human embryo editing.
It's back - for one week only and because it's Galway Race week - joining Dean and Dermo is our favourite Galway expert Hector for a look at the week ahead and the magic of the Ballybrit.... Here we go! Check out https://www.betbright.com/ for all the offers and best prices this week at Galway and Goodwood!
This weeks episode, is all about Goin' out West. Galway, is a city on the west coast of Ireland, that is world famous for a few things, it's Oyster Festival, it's Arts Festival, and of course the week of the Galway Races each July. Horses, Craic, and Gambling. It's home also to the Galway Bay Brewery, who recently, like many Irish sports teams, athletes, and food producers, have been punching above their weight on an international stage over the years. So much so they took home Bronze for their Sweet Milk Stout, Buried at Sea at the recent World Beer Cup. Those who fancied a flutter before hand could have even got the inside line if they found this article in time! It seems that every year when the Galway Bay Brewery bus tour was on, Janice & I would always be away. So it was just our luck this year when we were able to go on this years trip. So in this podcast, we're going to taste this award winning beer, and chat about the latest news in the Irish Beer Scene, and our most recent #Hopical topic. The link to the World Beer Awards winners is here
In association with AtTheRaces.com: Kevin Blake and Emmet Kennedy are joined by Irish Television and Radio star Hector Ó hEochagáin to preview the Galway Races. The lads also talk about Hector's iconic TV Series 'Only Fools Buy Horses', while Hector share's some classic stories about his life on and off camera. Kevin Blake has a 25/1 tip for the Galway Plate and a banker for Day 1, while Hector tells us the Horse he's been given the nod for in the Galway Hurdle and he has a confident nap for the Wednesday. The Team also take a look at the horses to watch out for at Goodwood. Warning: This episode contains large doses of craic/banter and smashes the record for use of the bleep machine!
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