Podcasts about Garda

On this week's Vogue & Amber: Amber woke at 2am, heard music coming from the kitchen, decided the house was being burgled, Lea was freaking out, the Garda was on speed dial, but the culprit wasn't quite what we expected.Plus, Vogue is fully baby-ready: nails done, toes done, tan on, hair washed in case he arrives, and has done a massive wardrobe clearout (hitting Vinted imminently). Spencer's been raiding Vogue's precious jungle melatonin, Amber's been slagged at the nail salon AND on the Spotify comments and your "moment I knew it was over" stories, including a wedding day drink refusal and a giantess fetish revelation.Vogue & Amber is a Global production, available every Tuesday and Thursday on Global Player, YouTube or wherever you get your shows. Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode.Watch us on YouTube! CLICK HERE! or search Vogue & AmberRemember, if you want to get involved you can:Whatsapp us: 07879809710Email us at vogueandamberpod@global.com OR find us on socials @voguewilliams, @ambrerosolero @vogueandamberpod

Daniel McConnell and John Lee join Matt to discuss the political response to the outrageous and horrific crash on the M9. They focus on Jim O'Callaghan's pronouncements and the likely implementation of new laws and Garda measures. The Healy-Rae documentary and what it revealed about the extent of the split in the Kerry dynasty. Autumn's political dilemma: how does the government deal with reducing fuel excise duties? And the Fianna Fáil TD objecting to a major new housing development in his constituency.Brought to you by The Greenman Group.PTP+To enjoy early access, ad-free listening and weekly bonus episodes, sign up at pathtopowerpodcast.comGet in touch: mail@pathtopowerpodcast.comFollow Matt:https://twitter.com/cooper_mhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-cooper-615a1317https://www.instagram.com/mattcooperlastword/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inside Politics Live is coming to Cork on September 30th. Get your tickets here. Harry McGee and Jack Horgan-Jones join Hugh Linehan to look back on the week in politics:Today the Government announced that it will stall the planned increase to fuel excise duty that was due to come into effect at the start of September. The increases for September and October 1st will no longer go ahead. A recall of the Dáil next Friday to pass this measure is looking likely. The decision comes after the Government faced pressure from Coalition backbenchers as well as members of the Opposition. On Thursday night Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald wrote to Taoiseach Micheál Martin demanding the Dáil be recalled for a vote to delay the planned reversal of excise duty cuts.Sunday's tragic collision on the M9 motorway left five teenagers dead and three sisters and a 7-year-old child in serious condition. The tragedy raises questions about Garda pursuit capabilities and training and the responsibility of social media platforms like TikTok to respond to footage of dangerous driving and joyriding shared on the platform.An aide for Tánaiste Simon Harris has come into the spotlight after The Irish Times reported on social media posts where he mocked teachers for being work-shy and deemed the public “racist”. John Kelly is Harris' constituency director who deleted his X account after he was questioned about numerous posts. Comments that are now deleted refer to Britain's Prince Harry as a “snowflake” and call US president Donald Trump a “moron”.Plus, the panel picks their favourite Irish Times pieces of the week, including the decline in number of Catholic baptisms in Ireland, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) candidate leading the polls in Saxony-Anhalt election and the ridiculousness of “Woke 1.0”.Would you like to receive daily insights into world events delivered to your inbox? Sign up for Denis Staunton's Global Briefing newsletter here: irishtimes.com/newsletters/global-briefing/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SCARICA IL TUO REGALO GRATUITO: Scarica gratis le 7 Regole di Italiano Automatico per imparare l'italiano in modo naturale: https://italianoautomatico.lpages.co/corso-gratuito-le-7-regole-di-italiano-automaticoA settembre riapriamo le iscrizioni alla nostra piattaforma esclusiva! Iscriviti subito alla lista d'attesa per non perdere l'occasione: https://italianoautomatico.lpages.co/lista-dattesa-italiano-per-la-vita/In questo podcast scopriamo insieme 7 cose tipiche che puoi capire solo vivendo a Brescia: dal sacro rito del Pirlo (guai a chiamarlo Spritz!) alla passione per lo spiedo domenicale, passando per la cultura del lavoro e i due laghi del cuore. Un viaggio autentico tra cultura, tradizioni locali ed espressioni quotidiane per immergerti al 100% nella vera vita italiana!Capitoli del podcast:00:00 – Introduzione05:14 – Il rito sacro del Pirlo06:10 – L'ossessione per il lavoro08:06 – Il paradiso della Franciacorta nel weekend09:16 – Lo spiedo bresciano è una religione11:30 – Lago di Garda vs Lago d'Iseo: la grande sfida13:18 – Il dialetto come parte della vita quotidiana14:52 – Scorza dura fuori, cuore d'oro dentro16:51 - Conclusione

The five teenage boys killed in a horror crash when their car was driven the wrong way on the M9 motorway were all aged between 15 and 18 years of age. Post-mortem examinations will now be carried out on the bodies of Joey Carthy (15) and Jack Kennedy (17) from Athy, Co Kildare; Alex McCarthy (17) and his cousin Jeremy O'Brien (18) from Carlow; and Kamil Pustkowski (17) from Limerick. The teenagers, including some members of the so-called Lucky Dip gang, were killed when the stolen BMW car they were driving sped the wrong way down the M9 motorway and ploughed head-on into another vehicle. Three women and a seven-year-old boy who were travelling in the other Hyundai vehicle were hospitalised with injuries ranging from serious to critical following the early-morning smash on Sunday. The women and child were on their way to Dublin Airport at the time of the crash which occurred shortly after 3am near Moone, Co Kildare, on the northbound lane. Gardaí believe that the five juveniles were travelling in a suspected stolen BMW and are alleged to have been involved in a burglary and attempted break-ins in Carlow and Athy, Co Kildare, before the fatal smash. We want to earn your trust and are members of the Trust Project. See our ethics policies at independent.ie/ourjournalismSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A heartbreaking tragedy on the M9 sparks one of the most explosive debates we've had in a long time. Five teenagers are dead after a car was driven the wrong way up the motorway — and an innocent family on their way to Dublin Airport is still in serious condition in hospital.But the real row kicks off online: people should “have a heart” because they were still children with grieving families… or is it fair game to feel zero sympathy because of what they were doing?Callers go hard on parents, TikTok “joyriding” culture, Garda intervention, early warning signs, and the sickening comments flooding social media.

Post-mortem examinations will be carried out on the bodies of five teenage boys killed in a head-on collision, when their car was driven the wrong way down the M9 motorway yesterday.Several of the boys who died in the crash have strong links to Carlow town and to Athy in Kildare, while one was from Limerick.In a statement this afternoon, Tusla said its staff are working to provide supports to the local families and communities affected, and that it "will provide any information necessary" to support the Gardaí as they investigate.Joining Ciara to discuss is Fergal Browne, Fine Gael Councillor who is the Principal of St Joseph's National School in Carlow town and Liz Dunphy, Senior Reporter with The Irish Examiner.

Anyone who drives in the wrong direction on a motorway or road is playing “Russian roulette” with people's lives, the Garda Representative Association (GRA) has said.The association's Vice-President, John Joe O'Connell, also said Gardaí need better training to deal with such incidents…Joining Ciara to discuss this is Christy Galligan, former Garda Sergeant and Police Commissioner in Donegal.

Kurz durchatmen, runterkommen – das ist die Grundhaltung dieser Folge. Und was passt besser dazu als Rosé? Nicht irgendeiner, sondern europäische Roséweine mit geschützter Ursprungsbezeichnung (g.U.) aus zwei der ältesten Weinregionen des Kontinents. Lou nimmt euch heute mit in die Provence in Südfrankreich und ans Westufer des Gardasees ins Valtènesi – zwei Regionen, ein Lebensgefühl. Ihr erfahrt, was das Kürzel g.U. auf dem Etikett wirklich bedeutet, was diese beiden so unterschiedlichen Ecken Europas verbindet – Terroir, jahrhundertealtes Handwerk, Geschichte – und warum Rosé viel mehr kann als nur Sommer. Und am Ende räumt Lou mit dem hartnäckigsten Rosé-Mythos auf: Ist Rosé einfach Rotwein plus Weißwein zusammengekippt? Mehr über die Weine, die Regionen und das Lebensgefühl dahinter auf pdorosewines.com/de – und auf Instagram unter @pdorosewines. Weine der Folge Mirabeau „Pure" Rosé – Côtes de Provence AOP | Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault Die Visitenkarte der Provence: seidiges, zartes Pfirsichrosa mit einem Hauch Silber. In der Nase Pink Grapefruit, Litschi, Mandarine und ein Hauch roter Sommerbeeren, feinmineralisch und frisch. Am Gaumen lebendige Säure mit salziger Mineralität, der Abgang lang und elegant. Die pure Finesse einer Region, in der Rosé keine Nebensache ist. Ideal zu Meeresfrüchten, Salaten und mediterraner Küche. Château Paradis Rosé (Bio) – Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence AOP | Syrah, Grenache Noir, Vermentino 80 Hektar zwischen der Montagne Sainte-Victoire und dem Luberon – ein Gut, das Cézanne gemalt hätte. Zart lachsfarben im Glas, in der Nase zurückhaltend und fein: weiße Blüten, Pfirsich, Zitrusfrüchte und Beerenobst. Am Gaumen vollmundig, frisch, fruchtig – mit einer leicht mineralischen Note und guter Persistenz. Das Flaggschiff des Weinguts, Trauben nachts gelesen für maximale Aromafrische. Hervorragend zu gegrilltem Fisch, Meeresfrüchten und Ziegenkäse. Costaripa „Rosa Mara" Chiaretto – Valtènesi DOC | 50 % Groppello, 30 % Marzemino, 10 % Sangiovese, 10 % Barbera „Die Weine von Costaripa sind wie ein Kaschmirpullover: Er hält warm ohne schwer zu sein." Ein Blend der besten Lagen des Familienweinguts in Moniga del Garda, 40 % davon sechs Monate im kleinen Eichenholzfass gereift – das gibt dem „Wein einer Nacht" Tiefe und Komplexität. Zartes, leuchtendes Rosa; in der Nase Himbeeren, Weißdornblüten, Granatapfel und Sauerkirsche. Am Gaumen seidig und saftig mit leichten Bittermandel-Noten im langen Abgang. 90 Punkte James Suckling. Ideal zu Meeresfrüchten, Antipasti und hellem Fleisch. Pasini San Giovanni „Rosagreen" (Bio) – Valtènesi DOC | 100 % Groppello Der erste biologisch zertifizierte Rosé aus reiner Groppello-Traube – ausgezeichnet mit Tre Bicchieri Gambero Rosso, Gold beim Wine Hunter Award und dem Slow Wine Guide. Knapp ein Hektar biologisch bewirtschafteter Weinberg am Golfplatz von Soiano. Kurze Maischekontakt, dafür maximale Frische: frisch-fruchtige Beeren-Aromen, würziger Duft nach frischem Olivenholz, intensives Bukett nach Blüten – salzig, mineralisch, mit anhaltender Saftigkeit und Charakter. Bei der Verkostung der zwei Valtènesi-Weine direkt nebeneinander zeigt sich der Unterschied zwischen gereiftem Holzausbau und jugendlicher Frische am besten. Erhältlich bei spezialisierten Weinhändlern. Weinlexikon: R wie Rosé Rosé ist nicht Rotwein plus Weißwein – dieser Mythos hält sich hartnäckig, ist aber falsch. Bei stil Von der Europäischen Union finanziert. Die geäußerten Ansichten und Meinungen entsprechen jedoch ausschließlich denen des Autors bzw. der Autoren und spiegeln nicht zwingend die der Europäischen Union oder der Europäischen Exekutivagentur für die Forschung (REA) wider. Weder die Europäische Union noch die Bewilligungsbehörde können dafür verantwortlich gemacht werden. Erfahre mehr über eine ausgewogene, gesunde Ernährung: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Ernährung www.dge.de.

Shocking new footage of joyriders driving against the flow of traffic on the M50 has Adrian and Jeremy asking the question: should Gardaí even be giving chase when a stolen car takes off?With TikTok packed with “yup bros” filming themselves, live-streaming the madness, and soaking up the “legends” comments, callers debate whether pursuits only add to the buzz — and the danger. Others say Gardaí have no choice, and need spikes, road closures, helicopters, and a dedicated motorway task force.

Tá plean nua poílíneachta seolta ag Gardaí na Gaillimhe – a chinnteoidhs go mbeidh comhaltaí breise ar dualgas ar shráideannaí na Cathrach agus i mBóthar na Trá as seo amach.

A Garda investigation is underway after a number of people were attacked and injured by a dog at a property on the Clare border. Clare's County Dog Warden was alerted on Saturday last after the sheepdog, which had been chained up at a property in O'Briensbridge, escaped and attacked a woman, who suffered serious injuries. It's understood the dog also attacked members of An Garda Síochána, as well as a young boy, who was taken to hospital for treatment. The dog has since been apprehended, but Clare County Dog Warden Frankie Coote says it's not just dogs of certain breeds that people need to be careful around.

Rassegna stampa economico-finanziaria dell'11 Agosto 2026, strutturata per macro-temi e basata sulle principali testate giornalistiche nazionali.Energia, geopolitica e materie primeTestate: Repubblica / Corriere della Sera / Il Foglio / Il Riformista / AvvenireLo Stretto di Hormuz torna a essere il principale premio geopolitico incorporato nei prezzi energetici. Il negoziato tra Iran, Oman e Stati Uniti non riesce ancora a normalizzare la situazione e il Brent risale sopra gli 86 dollari al barile, mentre il gas europeo TTF registra un aumento del 5,7%, portandosi a circa 58,8 euro per MWh.Attraverso Hormuz transita normalmente circa un quinto del petrolio mondiale. La riserva strategica americana è inoltre scesa a 298,7 milioni di barili, il livello più basso dal 1983, riducendo il margine di Washington per compensare un nuovo shock attraverso il rilascio delle scorte.Il traffico nello Stretto risulta inferiore di circa il 95% rispetto ai livelli precedenti al conflitto. Il Brent aveva raggiunto circa 120 dollari in marzo, con un aumento del 65%, prima di ridiscendere nell'area 82-83 dollari.La crisi pesa anche sui produttori del Golfo. Adnoc Gas registra un utile trimestrale di 665 milioni di dollari, meno della metà rispetto all'anno precedente, mentre Saudi Aramco chiude con circa 32,7 miliardi di dollari di utile, in calo del 4%.Sul fronte russo-ucraino, gli attacchi contro raffinerie e infrastrutture energetiche russe mantengono un secondo premio di rischio sui mercati. Il messaggio per imprese e investitori è chiaro: un petrolio strutturalmente sostenuto dall'incertezza geopolitica favorisce il settore energetico, ma aumenta contemporaneamente trasporti, inflazione importata e volatilità.Transizione energetica, rinnovabili e nuovo nucleareTestate: Il Sole 24 Ore / MF / Gazzetta del MezzogiornoParte operativamente il FerX, uno dei passaggi più rilevanti della giornata per gli investimenti energetici italiani. Le procedure riguardano complessivamente 27,15 GW di nuova capacità rinnovabile con potenza superiore a 1 MW.Le domande per la qualificazione preliminare possono essere presentate dal 25 agosto, mentre per partecipare alla prima asta la richiesta dovrà essere presentata entro il 30 settembre. Gli impianti fino a 1 MW potranno invece accedere direttamente agli incentivi.Il meccanismo introduce requisiti finanziari e industriali più stringenti e prevede criteri che limitano la dipendenza da componentistica proveniente da Paesi terzi. L'obiettivo è quindi non soltanto aumentare la capacità rinnovabile, ma anche favorire una filiera industriale europea.Sul fronte dell'idrogeno vengono indicati 400 milioni di euro di sostegno e un contingente incentivabile fino a 200.000 tonnellate annue di capacità produttiva.Leonardo amplia intanto la propria presenza nel nucleare americano. Leonardo DRS realizzerà un polo produttivo di oltre 13.000 metri quadrati in Connecticut, operativo dall'inizio del 2027, e dispone di commesse potenziali superiori a 3 miliardi di dollari per il programma dei sottomarini nucleari Columbia.I risultati trimestrali rafforzano il quadro: ricavi a 913 milioni di dollari, +10%, Ebitda rettificato +33%, utile netto da 59 a 86 milioni e backlog record di 5,1 miliardi di dollari. Difesa, energia e nucleare stanno quindi convergendo in una filiera industriale ad alto valore aggiunto.Intelligenza artificiale, robotica e nuova industriaTestate: MF / La StampaI robot umanoidi entrano nella fase finanziaria della loro crescita. La cinese Unitree Robotics prepara la quotazione allo Star Market di Shanghai con l'obiettivo di raccogliere fino a 6,1 miliardi di yuan, circa 1 miliardo di dollari.La valutazione complessiva attesa è vicina a 9 miliardi di dollari. Nel 2025 Unitree ha registrato oltre 1,7 miliardi di yuan di ricavi, mentre nel primo trimestre del 2026 il fatturato è cresciuto del 68%.Nel primo semestre 2026 le spedizioni mondiali di robot umanoidi avrebbero raggiunto circa 19.100 unità, oltre tre volte quelle dello stesso periodo dell'anno precedente.In Italia il mercato della robotica umanoide viene stimato intorno a 3,5 miliardi di euro, trasformando quello che fino a pochi mesi fa era soprattutto un tema tecnologico in un vero nuovo segmento industriale e finanziario.Meta spinge intanto verso un'AI più aperta e meno concentrata, attraverso modelli open source e un possibile fondo da 1 miliardo di dollari per sostenere comunità e iniziative collegate all'intelligenza artificiale aperta.Il messaggio di fondo è che AI, robotica, semiconduttori, sensoristica, software ed energia stanno diventando parti della stessa filiera industriale. Per gli investitori il tema è quindi molto più ampio del singolo “titolo AI”.Imprese, fisco e regolamentazioneTestate: Il Sole 24 Ore / MF / Il Giornale / Italia OggiLa nuova disciplina fiscale sulle auto aziendali rischia di aumentare il carico anche sui veicoli elettrici. Dopo cinque anni di utilizzo è prevista una maggiorazione del 50% della tassazione, senza distinzione tra motorizzazioni.Secondo Aniasa potrebbero essere interessate circa 12.000 vetture, delle quali circa il 60% elettriche. La misura potrebbe incentivare una sostituzione più frequente delle flotte, con un aumento dei costi per le imprese ma anche una maggiore disponibilità di elettriche usate sul mercato secondario.Sul fronte dei carburanti, tra marzo e luglio la Guardia di Finanza ha rilevato 2.279 violazioni su 3.428 interventi, pari al 66,5%. Complessivamente sono stati effettuati circa 4.800 controlli e sequestrate circa 20.000 tonnellate di prodotti energetici.Il rafforzamento dei controlli rappresenta un elemento positivo per gli operatori regolari, soprattutto in una fase di prezzi elevati nella quale le frodi fiscali possono trasformarsi in una forma significativa di concorrenza sleale.UniCredit perde invece in appello nel contenzioso fiscale relativo alle quote della Banca d'Italia, con una richiesta di rimborso di circa 399,6 milioni di euro. Un caso analogo riguarda Generali per circa 75,55 milioni.Dal 2027 sono inoltre previsti 30 milioni di euro all'anno per la digitalizzazione della giustizia, destinati a sistemi informatici, sicurezza, manutenzione e assistenza. Una misura limitata in valore assoluto, ma potenzialmente importante per ridurre tempi e costi amministrativi.Lavoro, welfare, sanità e demografiaTestate: Repubblica / Italia Oggi / Il Fatto QuotidianoLa natalità italiana resta strettamente collegata a lavoro, casa e disponibilità di servizi. L'età media al primo figlio ha ormai superato i 32 anni, mentre la fecondità è scesa intorno a 1,14 figli per donna, contro oltre 1,6 in Francia.L'analisi sposta quindi l'attenzione dagli incentivi una tantum verso infrastrutture permanenti: asili, abitazioni accessibili, continuità occupazionale e congedi.Dal punto di vista economico, meno nascite significano in prospettiva meno forza lavoro e un rapporto più elevato tra pensionati e occupati. Politiche su asili, servizi, mobilità e abitazioni possono invece aumentare contemporaneamente natalità e partecipazione femminile al mercato del lavoro.Nasce inoltre una grande copertura sanitaria per oltre 1,2 milioni di lavoratori della scuola, attraverso un contratto da circa 320 milioni di euro affidato a UniSalute, Intesa Sanpaolo Protezione e Poste Assicura.La copertura prevede, tra le altre prestazioni, rimborsi per maternità e fino a 500 euro mensili in caso di non autosufficienza permanente. Il welfare contrattuale continua quindi a spostare una quota crescente della protezione sociale verso coperture collettive integrative.Sulle liste d'attesa sanitarie emergono invece criticità. Nel Lazio, nel primo semestre 2026, il rispetto dei tempi sarebbe fermo al 78,5% per le prime visite e all'84,6% per gli esami diagnostici, contro una soglia normativa superiore al 90%.Clima, acqua, agricoltura e infrastruttureTestate: Il Sole 24 Ore / Avvenire / Gazzetta del MezzogiornoLa siccità nel bacino del Po assume una dimensione economica rilevante. La portata del fiume è scesa a circa un terzo della norma e 101 Comuni di Piemonte e Lombardia risultano in stato d'emergenza.In diverse stazioni del Po le riduzioni della portata si avvicinano al 70% rispetto alle medie storiche. Nell'area del Delta l'intrusione salina risale inoltre per circa 25 chilometri, con conseguenze sull'irrigazione.Anche i principali laghi del Nord mostrano livelli molto bassi: Maggiore al 6%, Como al 7%, Iseo al 13% e Idro al 5%, mentre il Garda si mantiene più resiliente intorno al 47%.La crisi rappresenta un rischio per agricoltura, allevamento, industria e produzione alimentare, ma allo stesso tempo apre un nuovo ciclo potenziale di investimenti in reti idriche, accumulo, irrigazione di precisione e riuso dell'acqua.Sul fronte della qualità delle acque, il 34% dei 391 campionamenti realizzati da Goletta Verde risulta oltre i limiti di legge. Vengono inoltre indicati 514 agglomerati urbani critici, che coinvolgono circa 14 milioni di abitanti, per insufficienze delle reti fognarie o degli impianti di depurazione.

It's the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” episode, and Adrian and Katie are in full chaos mode from the White Sands Hotel in Portmarnock.It kicks off with Adrian arriving in like a hero with two 99s… only to discover Katie can't stand ice cream. From there it turns into a full-on listener pile-on: curry haters, coffee haters, trifle slander, ghetto food rows, and all the weird stuff everyone else loves but you can't.Then Angry Darren “boils my piss” over roundabouts, Katie admits to bus-lane behaviour, and the pair swap the biggest lies they've ever told… including a Garda escort to Fitzgibbon Street.

This episode was originally published in June 2026.For the six men and one woman trafficked to Donegal by Georgijs Poniza and Armen Pogosyan, life was unimaginably harsh.They worked long, gruelling hours, lived together in dire conditions, rummaging in public bins for food and walking up to 30km to get to work. When they stepped out of line they were subject to abuse including physical violence.In the nearly three years they spent in modern slavery in Ireland, the seven victims, all Latvians, earned about €750,000 but as their bank accounts were controlled, they saw a tiny fraction of that.This month in a first conviction of its kind in the State, Poniza and Pogosyan, who were long-time residents in Ireland, were jailed for a total of 24 years for human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation.So how did the operation work? Why in a small community in Donegal did no one notice anything? And how were the traffickers caught?Chris McNulty, a journalist with Donegal Daily, has been following the case and was in court for the sentencing.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Superintendent Liam Geraghty - Garda Press Office. Operation Meacan, which began in December 2023, is focused on the Dublin Metropolitan Region.

Mír rialta le ball den Gharda Síochána.

More than 70 female councillors across Ireland have reported receiving disturbing and persistent anonymous phone calls containing inappropriate sexual comments, prompting a Garda investigation led by the Special Detective Unit.   The Association of Irish Local Government has described the campaign as a targeted attack on women in public life and a threat to local democracy.   One of those targeted is Ennis Fine Gael councillor Mary Howard, who joined Alan Morrissey to discuss her experience, the impact these calls have had on female representatives, and why she says intimidation cannot be allowed to deter women from public service.  Photo (c) Rafael Abdrakhmanov from Getty Images via Canva

Clare Gardaí are urging the public to refrain from violence at all costs this weekend. Large crowds are expected to descend on towns and villages across the county for Bank Holiday festivities. People are being advised to socialise responsibly, to have their way home planned in advance and to look out for friends. Clare Superintendent John Ryan says assaults can have life changing consequences for victims and perpetrators.

Clare Gardaí will have a heavy focus on tackling speeding and driving under the influence over this Bank Holiday Weekend. 105 people have lost their lives on Irish Roads this year, with six fatal incidents in Clare, more than the total for all of last year. Clare's Road's Policing Unit will have a highly visible presence until Tuesday, with checkpoints expected to be mounted countywide. Clare Superintendent John Ryan has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that a second's lapse in concentration can be lethal.

Paul Byrne asks what the Boston Scientific restructuring means for Cork, hears Garda advice on Bank Holiday weekend travel, chats to Vanessa Feltz on reinventing herself and why she loves Cork. And more... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Calls have been made for a major increase in Garda numbers and an Armed Support Unit following a string of violent incidents. Gardaí continue to investigate a shooting in Dun Na Hinse and a serious assault at Clancy Park in Ennis which resulted in a man sustaining significant injuries that both occurred in the past 6 days. There are currently 84 fewer Gardaí operating in the county town than there were in 2007, while Ennis received just one new Garda from the latest batch of Templemore recruits. Mayor of Ennis, Clarecastle Sinn Féin Councillor Tommy Guilfoyle says it's nowhere near good enough.

Passione Triathlon n° 367Sara Savoiaprotagonista della nuova puntata di Passione Triathlon, intervista condotta da Dario Daddo Nardone.In questa puntata di Passione Triathlon, Dario 'Daddo' Nardone ospita Sara Savoia, promettente triatleta di 25 anni di Rovereto. Sara si racconta a cuore aperto, spiegando come lo sport sia stato la sua salvezza nei momenti personali più bui e complessi. Dagli esordi giovanili tra atletica, ginnastica e pattinaggio, fino alla scoperta del triathlon a 18 anni con gli amici dell'MB Team Garda, Sara ripercorre le tappe fondamentali della sua crescita: il primo ed emozionante Ledroman, la brutta frattura al bacino del 2020 superata con tenacia, fino ai recenti successi sulle distanze medie (AS75 Cupra Marittima, Challenge Cesenatico e il Mondiale 70.3 a Taupo, in Nuova Zelanda). Un'intervista densa di gioia, contagioso entusiasmo e profonda consapevolezza sulla gestione delle proprie emozioni e dell'alimentazione.CAPITOLI00:00 - Introduzione: Sara Savoia ospite a Passione Triathlon00:45 - Chi è Sara Savoia: 25 anni, Rovereto e lo sport come salvezza02:21 - Il bilancio del 2026: da Challenge Gran Canaria a Cupra Marittima (Flipper Triathlon)04:41 - Challenge Cesenatico e il ritiro ai Campionati Italiani di Barberino06:12 - Imparare dagli errori: la gestione dell'ansia e la positività nel percorso08:39 - L'infanzia iperattiva: il primo tuffo "incosciente" nel Lago di Garda ad un anno11:08 - Le prime esperienze sportive: nuoto, ginnastica, basket e atletica12:32 - La scoperta del Triathlon a 18 anni nella palestra MB Team Garda con Giuliano Benvenuti16:02 - Il regalo dei 18 anni: il primo body e l'esordio al Ledroman18:40 - L'emozione e il caos della prima zona cambio a Ledro22:51 - I primi piazzamenti di categoria a Peschiera e al 5150 di Cervia27:57 - L'incidente del 2020: la frattura al bacino e la forza di rialzarsi da letto32:11 - La rinascita nel 2021: il podio al duathlon di Senigallia dopo la caduta in bici35:09 - Il passaggio al Triathlon Medio: il debutto a Capodistria a soli 20 anni39:45 - I ricordi più belli: il 5° posto ai Campionati Italiani e il Mondiale 70.3 a Taupo43:27 - L'incontro con i miti dello sport: Taylor Knibb e Mirinda Carfrae46:34 - Allenare la mente: il percorso di psicoterapia per gestire la pressione49:17 - La settimana tipo e la guida del coach Josè Brborich: imparare l'importanza del riposo52:49 - Alimentazione e surplus calorico: sfatare il mito di "riso e pollo"55:51 - I consigli di Sara a una giovane neofita: "Regalale un body e insegnale a divertirsi"57:43 - Sogni nel cassetto: trovare equilibrio nelle lunghe distanze e la qualifica per Kona58:48 - CONCLUSIONE: Che cos'è il Triathlon per Sara? "È la mia vita"PASSIONE TRIATHLON, segui le nuove puntate sul canale youtube @DaddoSport#daddocè #mondotriathlon #ioTRIamo ❤️________Video puntate Passione Triathlon: https://www.mondotriathlon.it/passioneSegui il Podcast di Passione Triathlon anche suSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7FgsIqHtPVSMWmvDk3ygM1Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/triathlonAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f7e2e6f0-3473-4b18-b2d9-f6499078b9e0/mondo-triathlon-daddo-podcastApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/mondo-triathlon-daddo-podcast/id1226932686Trinews: Mondotriathlon.itFacebook: @mondotriathlonInstagram: @mondotriathlon________#triathlon #trilife #fczstyle#mondotriathlon #passionetriathlon#galadeltriathlon #triathlonshow #trivoluzione#daddosport #goveganDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mondo-triathlon-daddo-podcast--2275909/support.

Crime Correspondent, Paul Reynolds on the arrest of a man in his twenties as part of an investigation into the disappearence of a 65-year-old man.

Concerns are growing over anti-social behaviour at Ballyalla Lake following three separate incidents reported over the past five weeks.   The incidents include two assaults and reports of young people throwing stones at visitors.   Gardaí have been investigating the incidents, which have prompted concern among local residents and regular users of the popular lakeside amenity.  Alan Morrissey was joined by Cllr Antoinette Baker Bashua and owner of Clare kayak hire Alan Coote to discuss these concerns further.  Photo (c) via Ballyalla Lake Facebook

É ag trácht ar na dúshláin a bhaineann le cúrsaí sábháilteachta ar na bóithre na laethanta seo

Mír rialta leis na Gardaí faoi eachtraí a tharla sa chontae le seachtain agus eolas agus comhairle don phobal faoi chúrsaí sábhailteachta agus slándála.

A garda sergeant who lost his life in a road traffic collision in East Clare over the weekend is being remembered as a "very popular man" who's left a hole in An Garda Síochána. Long-time Broadford resident, Sergeant Andrew O'Riordan, was killed in a single-vehicle collision on the R466 at Gortnaglough outside Broadford on Sunday evening. The County Cork native was a father of five and was stationed at Mayorstone Park in Limerick for the past two decades. Clare Garda Representative Association representative Dominic Curtin says it shows no one is immune to the dangers of the roads.

Domestic abuse calls to Gardaí have soared by 45% in the past four years, with the figure on track to increase again this year.AXA Ireland has launched new financial and legal support for customers experiencing domestic abuse. The new services will provide access to initial legal guidance and an Emergency Support Payment to victims.Joining Ciara to discuss is Mick Comerford, the Direct Retail Director of AXA Ireland and Mary Doherty, a Founding Member of Lifeline Inishowen, a domestic abuse counselling and support service...Women's Aid National Freephone Helpline1800 341 90024 hours a day, 7 days a weekMen's Aid National Support Line01-5543811 Monday to Friday 9am to 5pmIn an emergency, call An Garda Síochána on 999 or 112

Success for the firefighters in stopping a danger to houses in Vernon Mount but worrying news about people deliberately feeding fires throughout the city, Paul Byrne hears from Victor Shine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tá bean agus fear cúisithe as pléascáin a bheith ina seilbh acu go mídhleathach. An tseachtain seo caite, stop Gardaí carr ar an N2 i gContae Mhuineacháin agus iad ag fiosrú gníomhaíochtaí easaontóirí poblachtánacha. Fuarthas an buama, a bhí réidh le húsáid, agus a bhí á iompar trasna na teorann, ar shuíochán cúil an chairr. Dúnadh an bóthar ar feadh tamaill agus bhain foireann diúscartha buamaí an dochar as an ngléas. Cúisíodh bean sna fichidí as Cill Dara, a bhí ag tiomáint an chairr, agus cúisíodh fear eile sna daichidí i ndáil leis an eachtra. Ar Seachtain, insíonn an t-iriseoir Ciarán Dunbar faoin méid atá ar eolas againn faoin scéal seo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul and Mick discuss the major Garda operation that foiled a dissident bomb plot after a car was intercepted in Co Monaghan. They also discuss the bizarre story of a booking.com rental in which the landlord was discovered behind a wall. Paul spoke to the landlord in question who gave his own version of events. Paul and Mick also discuss the latest events in Waterford this week after a woman was stabbed at a church - and the suspension of a Garda for alleged actions abroad. Download SAILY in your app store and use our code shatteredlives at checkout to get an exclusive 15% off your first purchase! For further details go to https://saily.com/shatteredlives ⛵ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Clare's Garda numbers are receiving a marginal boost from today. One new Garda has been allocated to Ennis following the attestation of 206 new recruits from Templemore today. It will bring the total number of Gardaí operating in the county town to 111. Clare Local Community Safety Partnership Chair PJ Ryan has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that while additional resources are welcome, the numbers are dissapointing.

Allison Morris, Belfast Telegraph Crime Correspondent followed by Pat Marry, former Detective Inspector for the Gardaí

A judge has told a court that those travelling to the month-long matchmaking festival in Lisdoonvarna in north Clare this coming September will “have to get their courting done early”, following a Garda objection to special licensing premises due to a lack of resources…Joining Shane to discuss this is Joe Garrihy, Fine Gael Councillor in Lisdoonvarna and Willie Daly, Matchmaker.

Sinéad Hussey, Midlands Correspondent discusses the hospitilisation of two gardaí after processing vape products.

Our midlands correspondent Sinead Hussey joined us to tell us more.

Residents in Ennis are asking whether the county town is as safe as it once was.   A recent social media post claiming people no longer feel safe walking alone has sparked a heated debate, with concerns ranging from violent crime and Garda resources to immigration.  Garda figures show recorded assaults, harassment and related offences in Ennis have risen by more than 43% over the past decade, while public order offences have fallen.   So, how safe is Ennis today? Is the perception matching the reality? And what needs to be done to make people feel safer?  Joining Alan Morrissey earlier to discuss it were Ennis native Angela Coll, CEO of Ennis Chamber Margaret O'Brien, and former local and general election candidate Kevin Hassett. Photo (c) Clare FM

This week began using drones as part of operations targeting scramblers and e-scooters. A total of 11 e-scooters, two e-bikes and one scrambler were seized during the operation in west Dublin on Tuesday. How easily can drones be rolled out to Gardaí at large? Jonathan discusses this with Kevin Byrne, Retired Lieutenant Colonel, Airport Safety and Security Officer.

Edenderry Garda station remains closed for specialist deep cleaning after two gardaí became seriously unwell while processing seized vapes at the County Offaly station on Wednesday, and were taken to hospital.Garda sources said the two members of the force who were handling the items became “very ill” after being overpowered as they processed and bagged items from the haul. Cannabis vapes emit fumes, and also include lithium batteries.But, what harmful compounds are in these illegal vapes?Joining Shane to discuss is John Crown, Consultant Oncologist at St Vincent's Hospital.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports on an arrest by gardaí investigating alleged deception against a third-level institution.

Mír rialta an Gharda Síochána.

This week the Government agreed plans to impose further restrictions on the use of e-scooters after a spike in children presenting to hospitals with serious head injuries.However, not everyone is convinced that the new laws will make the roads safer.Ciarán Cannon, president of Cycling Ireland and a former minister of state, and Mark Ferris, detective garda in Blanchardstown and GRA representative for DMR West, join The Last Word to outline why they think further legislation won't stop e-scooter misuse.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page!

Sean Canney, Junior Transport Minister, discusses possible next moves for Government around the regulation or banning of e-scooters.

Gardaí say they want to "eradicate" public day drinking from Ennis's town centre. An initiative introduced in recent months to combat a rise in anti-social behaviour on O'Connell Street and adjacent routes has resulted in court orders being served to three different individuals. These will effectively prohibit perpetrators from being present on these streets for a period of one year. Ennis-based Community Policing Sergeant Dominic Regan says they want everyone to feel safe and comfortable in the area.

Harry McGee and Cormac McQuinn join Hugh Linehan to look back on the week in politics:The Government's report into Aughinish Alumina is expected to say that material produced there may or may not have been used in Russia's war machine, citing a lack of evidence either way. Half of the alumina produced in the plant in the first quarter of this year went to Russia, up from 43 per cent last year. Will the Limerick plant's days be numbered eventually?The calls to ban e-scooters grew louder this week with Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly saying society would be “better off” without them. On Tuesday Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he is “leaning towards” a total ban on e-scooters as the Dáil discussed the issue following incidents resulting in deaths and serious injuries. The high cost of deportation flights was laid out in figures supplied by the Department of Justice to the Public Accounts Committee. They showed that the State paid more than €1 million for a single deportation flight when returning 42 adults and children from Ireland to South Africa in June.Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan shows no sign of backing down in the row over legal aid solicitor fees. Now more than 100 solicitors have made it known that they intend to resign from the criminal legal aid panel, with solicitors continuing to refuse to provide advice to suspects detained for questioning in Garda stations.And it is goodbye to Keir Starmer as the UK prime minister defended his record and offered his support to Andy Burnham who succeeds him as Labour party leader.Would you like to receive daily insights into world events delivered to your inbox? Sign up for Denis Staunton's Global Briefing newsletter here: irishtimes.com/newsletters/global-briefing/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The body of Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old mother-of-one, was found by her teenage daughter at their home in Killarney last week. The American woman had suffered head injuries and a postmortem confirmed she had died a violent death by suffocation. Gardai traced her partner, Ahmed Al Saqar's, movements immediately after the killing and found that he left Ireland hours after she was killed, flying to Turkey having taken the night bus from Kerry. He then travelled on to Jordan where he was arrested and is in custody. It is thought the 28-year-old had been in Ireland for two years and had sought asylum before fleeing back to Jordan after the murder. The investigation is a full-scale murder inquiry. Gardaí did not seek Al Saqar's arrest in his home country, so why was he detained? How long can he be held by Jordanian authorities before he must be released? Ireland and Jordan do not have an extradition treaty so how can Al Saqar be brought back to Ireland? And when?Irish Times crime and security editor Conor Lally explains the complex road ahead in this investigation. Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Dublin City Councillor has gone on Fox News and told Americans “don't come to Ireland… it's not safe” — and it's sparked a massive row. Adrian and Jeremy tear into Gavin Pepper's comments, the Jamie Carney murder investigation, and the controversy over Gardaí not releasing a “person of interest” photo. Is Ireland actually unsafe… or is this just anti-immigration politics and social media fear-mongering?

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent on the latest on the detention in Jordan of a person of interest into the death of Jamey Carney in Killarney.

Mick and Paul discuss the murder of American mother of one Jamey Carney in Killarney, Co Kerry. They discuss how the killing has shocked Ireland and how the suspect has now fled the country, complicating the Garda investigation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices