Podcasts about highland radio

In this week’s programme, Chris Ashmore is joined in studio by Sean Quinn, Head of Sales at Highland Radio, who reflects on the hugely successful Highland Radio Hospitality Awards which were held last weekend. In part two, he finds out about what the Agri-food Regulator's role is and how it is of relevance to businesses […] The post Business Matters, Ep 234 – Highland Hospitality Awards a great success, plus the role of the Agri-Food Regulator appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

In this edition of Business Matters, Chris Ashmore speaks finds out more about the forthcoming Highland Radio Hospitality Awards with Sean Quinn, Head of Sales at the station. The shortlist has been decided and it looks all-set to be another sell-out on March 2nd in Jackson’s Hotel, Ballybofey. In the second part of the programme, […] The post Business Matters – Eps 230: Highland Radio Hospitality Awards, plus SMS Stoneworks appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

David James is a 26 year old musician from Donegal. He is also a world champion Irish dancer, and a presenter on Highland Radio.

In this episode of Business Matters, Chris Ashmore speaks with Larissa Feeney, President of the Donegal Women In Business Network which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. She is also the founder and CEO of the award winning Accountant Online business which has seen rapid growth in recent years and which has just been … Business Matters, Ep 195: Larissa Feeney, President of Donegal Women in Business Network, plus a preview of the Highland Radio Customer Service Awards Read More » The post Business Matters, Ep 195: Larissa Feeney, President of Donegal Women in Business Network, plus a preview of the Highland Radio Customer Service Awards appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

In this episode of Business Matters on Highland Radio with Chris Ashmore, we hear about a Donegal woman who returned to her native Gweedore after spending more than a decade in the insurance industry in the Middle East. Helen Burke is the founder of Teambase Ireland whose business centres around simplifying and automating insurance administration … Business Matters, Ep 190: Back to Gweedore from the Middle East with Helen Burke of Teambase Ireland Read More » The post Business Matters, Ep 190: Back to Gweedore from the Middle East with Helen Burke of Teambase Ireland appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Michaela Clarke, Highland Radio reporter, outlines the latest developments amid a new call for 100% redress by Donegal home-owners affected by mica.

In this episode, Chris Ashmore talks with Sean Quinn, Head of Sales at Highland Radio, about the recent, hugely successful, Highland Radio Hospitality Awards night that was held in Jackson’s Hotel, Ballybofey. He also has an in-depth interview with Dearbhla Kelly, Enterprise Engagement Officer with the Donegal Education and Training Board. She outlines the large … Business Matters, Ep 182 – Highland Radio Hospitality Awards, and Dearbhla Kelly, Enterprise Engagement Officer Read More » The post Business Matters, Ep 182 – Highland Radio Hospitality Awards, and Dearbhla Kelly, Enterprise Engagement Officer appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Take a hop across the pond to Ireland's Glenveagh National Park and Castle as we discuss one of its greatest mysteries. For as long as there has been economic inequality, there has been jealousy. From the outside looking in, it's hard to pity someone who seemingly has it all – like a castle for a summer home. Arthur Kingsley Porter aka “The Indiana Jones of Architecture” seemed to have it all, and although it can be easy to judge the Gatsby's of the world, appearances can be deceiving – they can prove that sometimes having it all just isn't enough. What would you do if you had the world, but desperately wanted to leave it all behind?   We love our National Parks and we know you do too but when you're out there, remember to enjoy the view but watch your back. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe from wherever you're listening to NPAD! Become part of our Outsider family on Patreon  or Apple Subscriptions to gain access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, and more. Follow our socials Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. To share a Trail Tale, suggest a story, access merch, and browse our book recommendations - head over to our website. Antarctica Trip Thank you so much to our partners, check them out! CareOf: Use code npad50 for 50% off your first order Prose: Use our link for a free in-depth hair consultation and 15% off your subscription, plus $20 off your first subscription order. Sources Glenveagh Mystery: The Life, Work and Disappearance of Arthur Kingsley Porter by Lucy Costigan, Arthur Kingsley Porter Disappearance – Documentary, The Irish History, Donegal Diaspora, Irish Central, NationalParks.ie, Emerald Isle, Wikipedia, Ecotourism Ireland, Inishbofin – Island of the White Cow, Highland Radio, The Derryveagh Evictions

From DJ to priest, after 30 years on air with his popular chat show on Highland Radio, Miriam chats with the newly ordained Fr. Shaun Doherty

On this week’s Business Matters, Ciaran O’Donnell is joined by the CEO of Highland Radio and Letterkenny Chamber President, Fionnuala Rabbitt, who hosted the chamber president’s annual lunch in the Radisson Hotel on Friday afternoon. Ciaran also speaks to the leader of Sinn Féin, Mary Lou McDonald, who delivered the keynote address at the Letterkenny … Business Matters Ep 149 – Fionnuala Rabbitt & Mary Lou McDonald Read More » The post Business Matters Ep 149 – Fionnuala Rabbitt & Mary Lou McDonald appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Donna and Hugh Harper - the parents of 14-year-old Leona Harper - pay tribute to their daughter on Highland Radio and Conor McAuley reports from the scene of Friday's explosion.

It's claimed there's an eerie sense around the village of Creeslough, as the reality of what happened there begins to sink in. A technical examination of the scene in the Donegal village is continuing this afternoon, as gardaí work to identify the source of the explosion that claimed 10 lives. Journalist with Highland Radio, Michaela Clarke, has been speaking with Clare FM's Morning Focus.

On this week’s DL Debate Brendan Devenney recaps Armaghs win over Donegal with  Kevin Cassidy and  Aaron Kiernan, as well as former ladies county star now Highland Radio pundit Maureen O'Donnell, plus to round up all the action, Irish times journalist and Donegal native Keith Duggan. Listen to the DL Debate in association with Sara's … DL Debate – The Championship: Kevin Cassidy & Aaron Kernan Read More » The post DL Debate – The Championship: Kevin Cassidy & Aaron Kernan appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Shaun Doherty was, for 30 years, a hugely successful broadcaster in Donegal, Ireland. Every day he presented the main talk show on Highland Radio. Over three decades he became a household name in the region and won multiple awards for his work. But one day, he announced live on air, that he would be leaving his job in radio, and pursuing something else. Now, in this exclusive interview, Shaun talks to Colm Flynn about why he decided to walk away from the success he had, and move to Rome in Italy, to start a new life studying for the priesthood, and how he hopes to find fulfilment in his new role. 

Mark Graham of King Kong Company and Lecturer in Music Technology in Waterford Institute of Technology, David James, Country Singer and Presenter of Jivetime on Highland Radio

David James, Presenter of Jivetime on Highland Radio, introduces Claire to US country music.

A dedicated line for reporting breaches of Covid-19 guidelines has been set up by Gardai in Donegal.   It’s been set up in light of high levels of Covid-19 within the county and the continuation of social gatherings such as parties and wakes.     Greg Hughes of Highland Radio and Brendan O’Connor, vice president of the GRA 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'.

This week on the Bundoran Weekly podcast, Shane Smyth talks to Taralouise McCaughey of Darkness Into Light Bundoran to tell us about this year's online event. You can also hear how Shane got on with Greg Hughes on Highland Radio during the week talking all about Bundoran. To register for Darkness Into Light, log on to www.darknessintolight.ie To get in touch with the podcast email podcast@bundoranweekly.com or tweet @bundoranweekly. Also find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/bundoranweeklySubscribe to the Bundoran Weekly wherever you get your podcasts, listen to all episodes on demand via www.bundoranweekly.com or just ask your smart speaker to “Play the Bundoran Weekly”!Subscribe to the MassCast podcast here or by searching MassCast where you get your podcasts.Purchase our theme tune - The Man from Bundoran from the Songs of Erne album - www.modalcitizenrecords.com

John Duggan is joined on the line by legends of the local GAA commentary world. Liam Spratt from Shannonside, Oisin Kelly from Highland Radio and Willie Quinlan from KCLR as we look at their memories from covering the games and the issues facing local GAA at the moment.

John Duggan is joined on the line by legends of the local GAA commentary world. Liam Spratt from Shannonside, Oisin Kelly from Highland Radio and Willie Quinlan from KCLR as we look at their memories from covering the games and the issues facing local GAA at the moment.

This weekend we're looking back at a fairly curtailed sporting programme after the arrival of Storm Dennis put paid to a fair chunk of the fixtures set for the weekend. Leitrim U20's clash with Galway and Manor Rangers Connacht Cup game all fell foul while our Hurlers lost home advantage with a trip to Cavan. Supported by the Local Enterprise Office Leitrim ahead of Local Enterprise Week 2020 from 2nd-6th March. As well as the postponed Tony McGowan Road Race from Drumshanbo Athletic Club, the entire U13 & U17 club football programme was ripped up by the weather as the clubs will need another week to get their seasons up and running. The Road Race has been rescheduled for Sunday, the 8th March. On Friday evening Niall Morahan and his Sligo Rovers team mates got their SSE Airtricity League season up and running albeit slowly with a 1-0 reversal at the hands of north west rivals Finn Harps. We spoke to Declan Boyle of Leitrim Sports Partnership and Highland Radio as well as a former player with both clubs, after the final whistle. Manorhamilton's Muireann Devaney continued to develop her emerging reputation with the Irish soccer squads as she played a key role in both games against Iceland over the weekend in Waterford. As well as on impressing on the pitch, Muireann was awarded her Irish Cap for 2019 at a ceremony on Saturday evening. We spoke to one of the Irish U17 Coaching staff Dave Rooney after a successful camp for the Sligo Rovers player. In Rugby, Matthew Earley featured for Sligo Rugby as they restarted their assault on the play off places in Division 2B of the Energia All Ireland League. After two near misses against Blackrock College it was third time lucky for the westerners after they emerged from the mudbath in awful conditions in Stradbrook with the 10-5 win on Saturday evening. We spoke to Matthew Earley after the victory. Finally we talk to Anna from CrossFit Carrick about a Nutrition Seminar taking place in their gym on Thursday evening in Carrick on Shannon at 7:30pm. It's priced at €15 and open to all members of the community whether they are members of the gym or not. All are welcome. There is also a look at the results of the other games which did survive the weather over the last few days.

In the latest episode of Documentary On Newstalk, Producer Jim Doherty goes on a road-trip with Europes first, and Irelands only, cross-border, cross-community mobile library in: ‘Books Over Borders’.  In 2004, Europe’s first cross-border mobile library took to the roads, serving rural communities in Donegal, Derry and Tyrone. Funded by the EU’s Peace Programme, it was jointly conceived by Donegal Library Service and Libraries NI. It is a prime example of co-operation between institutions who operate in different jurisdictions, working together to serve isolated border communities. A practical, all-island approach to pooling resources and providing a quality service. However, this innovative and valued community resource that has trundled along our border roads for the past 15 years is facing a few bumpy future. Brexit, and the unknown impact it will have on our borders and cross-border institutions, is creating some uncertainty and worry. The service has become an important feature in the lives of the villages, rural housing estates and small primary schools that it stops at during its 6 days a week schedule. Many people have come to rely on it, not just for books but for the social element it provides. Much of this is due to the cheerful and knowledgeable librarian, Denis Doherty, who has built strong links with his clients over the years. The mobile service also has a key role to play in promoting literacy, particularly among children who would otherwise be glued to a smartphone or tablet. The people who use the service have many reasons for doing so and would sorely miss it if it were gone. Jim Doherty spent some time travelling with the mobile library, calling at the schools and villages and meeting the people who use it. The border itself is still invisible and will hopefully remain so. As Denis pointed out over one of many cups of tea “People are the same no matter what side of a border you’re on”. BROADCAST TIMES: ‘Books Over Borders’ will be broadcast on Newstalk 106-108fm on Sunday August 18th at 7am, with repeat broadcast on Saturday 24th August at 9pm. PODCAST from www.newstalk.com after the first broadcast CREDITS: ‘Books Over Borders’ was produced, recorded, and edited by Jim Doherty - and was supported by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, through the television licence fee. ABOUT THE PRODUCER: Jim Doherty is a lecturer in Media Production in Derry’s North West Regional College and produces documentaries and radio features for broadcasters including RTE, BBC Radio Foyle, Newstalk and Highland Radio.      

Donegal Connect - Interview on Highland Radio by Joanne Sweeney

This is the latest Letterkenny Youth Information Centre youth information update. The update was also broadcast on the Power Hour on Highland Radio on Dec 22nd 2009. This month we hear from the young people of Youthreach in Lifford.

This is the latest Letterkenny Youth Information Centre youth information update. The update was also broadcast on the Power Hour on Highland Radio on November 10th. This month we hear from the young people of Youthreach in Lifford.

This is the latest Youth Information Update from Letterkenny Youth Information Centre, which was broadcast on Highland Radio on October 6th.

This is the latest Youth Information Update from Letterkenny Youth Information Centre, which was broadcast on May 19th on Highland Radio.

This is the Youth Information Update for April, which was broadcast on the Power Hour on Highland Radio on April 7th.

This is the Letterkenny Youth Information Update for December '08, which is broadcast on Highland Radio in Donegal, The update is a mix of topical news, information and advice for young people in the wider Donegal area.

This is the May Youth Information Update produced by the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre. The update was also broadcast on Highland Radio on the Power Hour at 6.30pm on May 13th 2008.

This is the April Youth Information Update produced by the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre. The update was also broadcast on Highland Radio on the Power Hour at 6.30pm on April 8th 2008.

This is the January Youth Information Update produced by the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre. The update was also broadcast on Highland Radio on the Power Hour at 6.30pm on January 15th 2008.

This is the February Youth Information Update produced by the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre. The update was also broadcast on Highland Radio on the Power Hour at 6.30pm on February 5th 2008.

This is the March Youth Information Update produced by the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre. The update was also broadcast on Highland Radio on the Power Hour at 6.30pm on March 4th 2008.

This is the December Youth Information Update produced by the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre. The update was also broadcast on Highland Radio on the Power Hour at 6.30pm on December 4th.

This is the November Youth Information Update produced by the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre. The update was also broadcast on Highland Radio on the Power Hour at 6.30pm on November 6th.