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Episode Notes In this extra special edition of Irish Abroad on Irish Football Fan TV, we reveal the biggest Irish stars of the 2024/25 season in our End of Season Awards!
Episode Notes The ULTIMATE Irish Team of the Season Revealed NOW In this episode of Irish Football Fan TV, Paul and Tom are back with another Irish Abroad special — and it's a big one! We're revealing our Irish Team of the Season, highlighting the standout performers flying the flag across Europe. We also dive into: Adam Idah's red-hot form for Celtic
David and Conor take a look at how Our Boys in Green got on over the Good Friday weekend - it's Lansdowne ROAR!
Episode Notes MANNING and SMALLBONE RELEGATED What Happens Next? Check out our other social media here: Don't forget to check out our other socials here: https://linktree.com/IFFTV Ryan Manning and Will Smallbone have been relegated with Southampton – so what's next for these two talented Irish internationals? In this episode of Irish Abroad, Paul and Tom break down what the future could look like for both players. Will they stay in the Championship? Or could a move abroad reignite their careers? We also dive deep into Troy Parrott's hot form, Dara O'Shea's future, Nathan Collins' steady progress, and Evan Ferguson's tough spell at West Ham. Plus, what's the latest with Caoimhín Kelleher after Liverpool's shock defeat to Fulham? ➡️ Make sure to like, comment and subscribe for more Irish football content every week!
Episode Notes Jake O'Brien is proving to be Everton's hero once again with another crucial goal! ⚽ Meanwhile, Mark Sykes continues his red-hot form for Bristol City with another stunning strike!
This year we will elect a new president of Ireland, with Higgins's stint coming to an end after serving the maximum two terms allowed under the condition. We ask is it time to extent the vote to Irish abroad ? Ivan discusses this with Emma de Souza, Spokesperson for VotingRights.ie,
Episode Notes Troy Parrott is TAKING Europe by Storm with AZ Alkmaar Troy Parrott is lighting up Europe with AZ Alkmaar, playing a key role in their Europa League campaign!
Uachtarán na hÉireann, President Michael D. Higgins this presented this year's Presidential Distinguished Service Awards for the Irish Abroad at a ceremony at Áras an Uachtaráin. The MC for the event was Doireann Ní Bhriain. This year's ten recipients are: Séamus Coleman, Republic of Ireland international football captain Patrick Leahy, Former United States Senator Aduke Gomez, Irish-Nigerian scholar Rosalind Scanlon, Artistic Director of Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith, London Professor Enrico Terrinoni, translator of Irish literature into Italian Orla Kiely, fashion designer Sr Teresa McKeon, missionary and educator in Sierra Leone (in absentia) Mary O'Neill, legal advocate in Los Angeles Pam O'Mahony, Irish community supporter in Australia Stella O'Leary, Observer to the International Fund for Ireland The Presidential Distinguished Service Awards for the Irish Abroad recognise the service given to this country or to Irish communities abroad by those who live outside Ireland. The Awards were established by the Government following the 2011 Global Irish Economic Forum as a means to recognise the contribution of members of the Irish diaspora and were first awarded in 2012. To date, 120 people have been conferred with the award. Speaking at the ceremony, President Higgins said: “The Presidential Distinguished Service Awards enable us, as a nation, to recognise those members of our global family who have contributed, in their different ways, so significantly to Ireland's reputation on the international stage as a country that understands the migratory experience, its challenges, responsibilities and the part that transience plays in all of our shared lives. This evening's awardees follow in the footsteps of all those others, heralded or unheralded, feted or forgotten, whose quiet determination to make a contribution beyond the self makes us all proud of them and whom we also remember here today. That spirit of generosity, and those qualities of an inward being and an inclusive outward gaze which so exemplify the best of our Irishness, have been practically and magnificently demonstrated by our honoured guests through their lives, their work, and their contribution of distinguished service to Ireland and to Irish communities abroad. Mar Uachtarán na hÉireann, may I thank you deeply for representing Ireland so well, and for your personal efforts, service, sacrifices, and contribution to the achievement of excellence in your various fields. Mo bhuíochas libh uilig.”
Thousands of people have started to arrive back home for Christmas.Over the next few weeks, there will be tears of reunions at the airports.Newstalk reporter, Josh Crosbie has been speaking with those who will be enjoying the festivities in the sun, and those missing family abroad.
Thousands of people have started to arrive back home for Christmas.Over the next few weeks, there will be tears of reunions at the airports.Newstalk reporter, Josh Crosbie has been speaking with those who will be enjoying the festivities in the sun, and those missing family abroad.
On this episode of A SENSe of Wellness podcast host, Susan Greeley, Castle Connolly Private Health Partners Co-Founder, John Connolly, Ed. D., and CEO of Northwell Health, Michael J. Dowling, latest book, “The Aging Revolution,” and shifting perceptions on health, wellness, and healthcare through the lens of an aging population. More About Michael J. Dowling: Michael Dowling is one of the health care industry's most highly respected voices, achieving the No. 1 ranking in Modern Healthcare magazine's 2022 list of the “100 Most Influential People in Healthcare.” As a health care executive over the past three decades, he has been a no-excuses advocate for reforms that have helped the industry become more patient-focused and committed to quality and safety. His willingness to take a stand on societal issues such as gun violence and immigration has earned widespread praise and recognition from peers and the news media. During his years in academia and government, Mr. Dowling has distinguished himself as a compassionate voice for those in need, developing and promoting innovative health and human services policies. As president and CEO of Northwell Health for 22 years, he has demonstrated invaluable leadership in overseeing a rapidly expanding clinical, research and academic enterprise with annual revenue of $18 billion. With a workforce of more than 85,000, Northwell is the largest health care provider and private employer in New York State, caring for more than two million people annually through a vast network of 21 hospitals, more than 900 outpatient facilities—including 220 primary care practices and 50-plus urgent care centers—along with home care, rehabilitation and end-of-life services. Hailing from Ireland, Mr. Dowling bridges borders and brings a global perspective to health care. In 2020, he received the Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad, which recognized his contributions to Ireland and to Irish communities abroad, presented by the President of Ireland. He also received an honorary fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and is a board member of the Foreign Policy Association. He is a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies of Science, and the North American Board of the Smurfit School of Business at University College in Dublin, Ireland. He also earned his bachelor's degree from University College Cork, and went on to receive honorary doctorates from Queens University Belfast and University College Dublin. Mr. Dowling was the Grand Marshal of New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2017, when he was also inducted into the Irish America Hall of Fame Learn more about Michael Dowling here.
Week 4 in my Irish Abroad series and my guest this week is Sinead Naughton from New Inn, Co. Galway who has lived in New York for the past 30 years. Sinead is a retired History teacher who now operates bars restaurants in NYC and NJ with her husband Scott. Sinead is involved with various networks in NYC and is a long time volunteer with Concern Worldwide. This was a wonderful chat and a chance to reconnect, as myself and Sinead had been school mates from 1983 to 1988 in the Mercy Convent in Tuam, Co. Galway, this is the first time we have spoken since then! We shared memories of our time in secondary school and the teachers that had an impact on us growing up and in later years as adults. Sinead shared how her family in Ireland are such a big part of her life and the memories of her late Father still flow through her words today. Sinead shared how the pandemic changed so much in the hospitality industry and how businesses have had to adapt since then. We also spoke about creating opportunities for ourselves and sometimes that is by putting ourselves out there, even when we feel like we are out of our comfort zones. Sinéad and Scott enjoy traveling, exploring the outdoors, and having fun with their lovely English bulldog. Sinéad gets back to Ireland pretty often and treasures spending time with her family and young nieces and nephews. You can connect to Sinead through LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sinead-naughton-2072b7b/ Sharon Fitzmaurice is a Holistic Wellness Coach, Author and Podcast Host based in Co Galway. If you would like to be a guest on her podcast or contact her regarding any of the topics discussed on the show please do so through her website https://www.sharonfitzmauricemindfulness.com
Week 3 of my Irish Abroad series and this week my guest is David Ryan, originally from Mayo in the West of Ireland and now living in Canada. From the decision to immigrate to Canada, David and his Fiancee Shauna were hit by obstacles that were out of their control, but that didn't stop them from moving forward and setting up life in Canada. Once there, David shared how they went from having all their belongings stolen to a near fatal car accident, PTSD and severe online abuse followed but they never gave up. I told David that their story would make for a great movie! Now David works as a mortgage broker and his intention is to help fellow Irish in Canada with educating and guiding them in mortgages and home ownership in Canada. An inspirational story, David leans into the challenges as he learns more about himself and that you can change direction anytime you wish to follow your goals. To connect to David please follow him on Instagram on https://www.instagram.com/david.mortgagesandmotors/ on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-ryan-948b98a7/ Email Davidryanmortgages@outlook.com If you would like to be a guest on this show please contact Sharon through her website https://www.sharonfitzmauricemindfulness.com
This is the second in my series of Irish Abroad and my guest this week is Katie Boyle an Irish Comedian in New York City who is originally from Kildare. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Visual Arts from Dun Laoighaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology, after graduation She moved to New York city where She began to perform her stand up comedy acts. She now performs all across America and Ireland. In this episode Katies shares how stand up is a form of therapy, as you get to say what you want without anyone interrupting you! Katie did actual therapy for over a year in America and it helped her to understand and identify what was conditioning from her childhood and where She was projecting her negative patterns in her life, friendships and relationships. A great chat with this amazing young lady who in July 2023 was named a JFL International New Face at the largest international comedy festival in the world, which is called Just For Laughs in Montreal. Katie has headlined clubs across the United States and Ireland, and brought her hour to Dublin and Cork earlier this year to sold-out shows. She has featured in the Hollywood Reporter, Irish Independent and The Irish Times and her work has featured in Laughing Skull, Women in Comedy, Kansas City Irish Fest and on SiriusXM. Katie also hosts The Shift Podcast which She and guests discuss sex and dating from an Irish perspective. She is currently touring her new hour Terapy and will play Liberty Hall in Dublin on the 18th October. You can find out more about Katie through her website www.katieboylecomic.com Follow her on Instagram Katie Boyle (@katieboylecomic) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook Katie Boyle Comedian YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@katieboylecomic If you would like to be a guest on this show please contact Sharon on https://www.sharonfitzmauricemindfulness.com
Lucia Guzikowski: Crosscare Irish Diaspora Support Project is hosting a unique virtual conference on how best to support Irish emigrants returning home.
Tipped as a possible leader of the next Irish government, Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald jumped at the chance to join the Global Gael to talk about what our diaspora means to her and her party - and what them being in government might mean for us. In a wide-ranging - and very different - conversation we talked about emigration, housing, voting rights for those of us abroad and why, despite the dreadful situation in Palestine, her party still wants to meet American representatives in Washington during the St. Patrick's Day festivities.
Should the Irish abroad be allowed to vote?
Thousands of Polish nationals queued outside the Polish embassy in Dublin over the weekend to cast their votes in their country's election. Would you like to see Irish citizens overseas be given the right to vote in our elections? Andrea Gilligan was joined by listeners to discuss...
This is the 9th episode with guest Jacqueline O'Donovan OBE, Managing Director at O'Donovan Waste Disposal Limited in the new Davy podcast series 'Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly'. This podcast brings you insightful conversation between Aidan Donnelly and entrepreneurs and business owners/management with their own unique story to tell. If you like what you hear, please like, share and subscribe. About Jacqueline O'Donovan Jacqueline O'Donovan is unique being the CEO of UK based O'Donovan Waste, the only female in such a role in London and one of only three in the entire UK. The business was started by her father, Joe, and it grew to a phenomenal size before his untimely death at the age of 51. For her part Jacqueline left school at 16 and intended to become a child minder, before she was thrust into the role as MD of O'Donovan Waste at the age of 19 – with no formal training, this was a big step up. O'Donovan Waste now offers a wide range of services including skip hire, roll on/off bins, waste transfer stations, tipper and grab lorry services, recycled aggregates, road sweepers, wheelie bins and demolition services. It's renowned for its efforts to clean up the industry and bring it into the 21st century. The company now has 150 staff, 85 vehicles, and six different depots, and she's won just about every recognition and award in the industry. Although in recent years the business was sold to Sortera, a Swedish firm seeking to become one of Europe's leading recyclers of construction waste, she remains at the coalface, running the company. Jacqueline also does a lot of work supporting the Irish community in London, and besides being an OBE, she was also given the Freedom of the city of London, the Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad from President Higgins, and a host of other accolades.
With the explosion of players who've either moved from the LOIWomen to play in professional leagues abroad and those who have expressed and interest or declared for Ireland in recent years we've decided to add a second weekly episode to the podcast looking at the impact Irish players are having in other leagues around the world.First up, given the week that's in it for Spain is our sole representative in the Spanish Leagues, former Cork City captain Becky Cassin who has signed for second tier challengers Cacereno. A city side based half way between both Iberian capital cities of Madrid and Lisbon. The club's women's side challenged for promotion last year and made the playoffs and Cassin is aiming on being an extra cog in the wheel for a promotion push this season.After the departure of Tyler Toland from Levante, Cassin is the sole Irish representative expected to play in the league this season as she finds herself at the club after periods in both France and Denmark since her departure from Cork at the end of 2021.She joins Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) ahead of the World Cup Final to discuss her move, how she's ended up in Spain, the practical reality of life as a professional athlete in a foreign country without much of the local lingo.Becky also chats about her new club, the standards being set and their promotion chasing ambitions for this season. Each week Breifne & Aaron will be joined by a different player from around the globe and you can track each of those players on FinalWhistle.ie at https://www.finalwhistle.ie/soccer/irish-womens-players-abroad/
Listening to Gaelic games on the radio is a way for many of the Irish diaspora to maintain their sense of Irishness. By Daithí McMahon, University of Derby
Episode Notes Doherty makes LaLiga debut for Atletico | Udinese start Ebosele | Nathan Collins Wolves Comeback join us live for the Irish Abroad, and check out our other social channels here: https://linktree.com/IFFTV you can also listen to the IFFTV Podcast at: IFFTV Podcast #Matt Doherty #FestyEbosele #COYBIG #NathanCollins Find out more at https://ifftv-podcast.pinecast.co
# David McGoldrick Hatrick For Derby County | Jimmy Dunne Wins It for QPR Paul Nealon and Ger Browne are back with the Irish Abroad show join us live in the comments. check out our other social media here: https://linktree.com/IFFTV #COYBIG #IrishAbroad #DavidMcGoldrick #JimmyDunne
# Robinson Revival Contiues for Cardiff | Collins does it again for Derby Paul Nealon and Ger Browne link up once again for The Irish Abroad show, and discuss all the latest for our overseas players. check out our other socials here: https://linktree.com/IFFTV #CallumRobinson #Ogbene #JamesCollins
Wee Baby BrothersMy mother, Annie, gave birth to thirteen of us. I am the oldest. Then came Margaret, Paddy, Ann, Frances, Liam, Jim and David, Sean and his twin Brendan, Maura, Deirdre and Dominic. We are probably not all listed here in proper chronological order. I rarely get anyone's birthday right. It's hard to keep track. We are now reduced to eight. Our brother Liam and sister Frances died in the last few years. David and Jim died at birth or shortly afterwards in 1956 and Sean's twin Brendan in 1958 again at birth or shortly afterwards.Well done Ciarán and OrlaithTwo weeks ago my good friends Ciarán and Orlaith Staunton from New York were awarded the Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad by President Michael D Higgins.Belfast Peoples AssemblyWell done to Belfast Sinn Féin for last week's successful Belfast People's Assembly in the Waterfront Hall. Over 300 hundred people packed into the studio conference hall to hear submissions from a range of individuals and groups, including community activists, academic, business people, anti-racist groups and Gaeilgeoirí.
In April 2021, for the first time since 1851, the population in the Republic of Ireland was estimated to have passed the five million mark. Many believe a big part of this story has to do with returning Irish nationals. This weekend I became one of them. According to CSO findings, 65,200 people immigrated to Ireland in the year to April 2021, 30,200 of whom were returning Irish nationals, the highest number of returning Irish nationals since 2007. 2022 is set to be an even bigger year for the return of the Irishmen and women abroad. James Parnell has made helping these people re-integrate into Ireland a huge part of his successful coaching business. His site ANewDawninIreland.com is a resource for both returning emigrants and those coming to Ireland for the first time. A New Dawn in Ireland was the first blended online and offline training/coaching programme to inspire and help people create the life they want back in Ireland. Today on the podcast, with my car packed up and ready to head for the ferry, I took a moment to talk James about what he has learned through his years of meeting the returning Irish. It's fascinating stuff whether you're on the road home, thinking about it or at home wondering how tricky it might be for a member of your family to get back. James is a natural communicator with an abundance of empathetic, positive and creative energy. It's easy to see why his business The Wellbeing Gym and the MAP model he created for personal wellbeing and peak performance have been so successful. The Wellbeing Gym provides online, offline and blended life design, self-leadership, performance and productivity training programmes to individuals and businesses. If you would like to contact James simply email james@TheWellbeingGym.com and if you've like to contact me, that is easy too. You know what to do! 1. Irishman Abroad Live Line: You can now get in touch with us and feature on our shows by sending your WhatsApp voice note to 00447543122330. 2. Email Jar, Sonia and Marion directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com. For updates on future episodes and live shows follow Jar here on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or subscribe to the YouTube channel here. Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.
I'm back with episode 4 and I have a chat to Kieran Byrne all the way from Chicago. We chat about how Kieran ended up in Chicago, where his love of music came from and how he managed to stay busy through Covid even recording an album. www.facebook.com/kieranbyrnemusicwww.facebook.com/theirishsound
Oisin Langan gives his thoughts on the potential of Ireland and the UK hosting Euro 2028. Waterford FC Manager Ian Morris talks about the season ahead. DJ Carey chats on the Electric Ireland Fitzgibbon Cup's place in the calendar.Ronan McNamara on the Leona Maguire and her superb win last week. As well as all of that we've got Tom O'Connor's round-up of the Irish Abroad! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)
Bridget Brownlow is the Conflict Resolution Advisor for Saint Mary's University. She was the only Canadian among 11 people who received his 2021 Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad.
We check in on some Irish people who will be spending Christmas abroad. We go to Alan Kennedy from Tipperary living in Abu Dhabi, Jason O'Brien from Dublin living in New York and Paddy Reynolds from Letrim living in Helsinki. Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show 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'.
On the extratime.com Monday Podcast, Oisin Langan talks to Treaty United manager Tommy Barrett. He also talks to ex-Munster and Ireland forward David Corkery on the Champions Cup, Irish swimmer Mona McSharry on the Olympics and the Short Course World Championship this weekend as well as Irish International Roisin Upton on hockey and the AIB Goal Mile. There is also Tom O'Connor on the Irish in the UK and the Gaelic Games round-up.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)
On the extratime.com Monday Podcast with Oisin Langan we talk to new Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty (16:55). Tom O'Connor is here with his round-up of all the Irish interest abroad from last weekend including Liam Scales first goal for Celtic (40:50). We also round-up the GAA round-up from the weekend (1:40). We hear from Wayne Quinlan (3:18), David Burke (5:37) and Coman Goggins (13:00) Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)
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On the extratime.com Podcast, Oisin Langan, talks to Ciamh Gray after Wexford Youths victory over Shelbourne in the WFAI Cup Final (4:40). We also hear from Andy Meyler (19:30) and Marc Bircham (24:50) ahead of the SSE Airtricity League Promotion / Relegation Final. We also have Colm Whelan on talking to Oisin after he landed his 21st goal of the season for UCD (17:08). Tom O'Connor rounds up how the Irish did abroad last weekend (33:50). Oisin also does his GAA club round-up (29:22). And finally we hear from Derry City boss Ruadhri Higgins as he talked to Aoife Mullen (12:00). Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)
“I went to the Amazon and I got a canoe and I started rowing into the forest. It was absolutely like going back into the 17th century! I went around for six months on my own and that was fantastic because in this part of the Colombian rainforest there were absolutely no roads, no towns, no electricity, no flowing water. You are with the indigenous group. They are all still in their loincloths. They speak different languages. I went through about eight different ethnic groups. They all spoke different languages. I couldn't understand what they said. They couldn't understand what I said, but we got along well.”Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlanticobbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org· www.creativeprocess.info
Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website.· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlantico· bbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info
“I went to the Amazon and I got a canoe and I started rowing into the forest. It was absolutely like going back into the 17th century! I went around for six months on my own and that was fantastic because in this part of the Colombian rainforest there were absolutely no roads, no towns, no electricity, no flowing water. You are with the indigenous group. They are all still in their loincloths. They speak different languages. I went through about eight different ethnic groups. They all spoke different languages. I couldn't understand what they said. They couldn't understand what I said, but we got along well.”Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlanticobbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org· www.creativeprocess.info
Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website.· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlantico· bbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info
“I went to the Amazon and I got a canoe and I started rowing into the forest. It was absolutely like going back into the 17th century! I went around for six months on my own and that was fantastic because in this part of the Colombian rainforest there were absolutely no roads, no towns, no electricity, no flowing water. You are with the indigenous group. They are all still in their loincloths. They speak different languages. I went through about eight different ethnic groups. They all spoke different languages. I couldn't understand what they said. They couldn't understand what I said, but we got along well.”Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlanticobbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org· www.creativeprocess.info
Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website.· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlantico· bbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info
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“I went to the Amazon and I got a canoe and I started rowing into the forest. It was absolutely like going back into the 17th century! I went around for six months on my own and that was fantastic because in this part of the Colombian rainforest there were absolutely no roads, no towns, no electricity, no flowing water. You are with the indigenous group. They are all still in their loincloths. They speak different languages. I went through about eight different ethnic groups. They all spoke different languages. I couldn't understand what they said. They couldn't understand what I said, but we got along well.”Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlanticobbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org· www.creativeprocess.info
“I went to the Amazon and I got a canoe and I started rowing into the forest. It was absolutely like going back into the 17th century! I went around for six months on my own and that was fantastic because in this part of the Colombian rainforest there were absolutely no roads, no towns, no electricity, no flowing water. You are with the indigenous group. They are all still in their loincloths. They speak different languages. I went through about eight different ethnic groups. They all spoke different languages. I couldn't understand what they said. They couldn't understand what I said, but we got along well.”Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlanticobbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org· www.creativeprocess.info
Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website.· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlantico· bbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info
Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website.· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlantico· bbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info
“I went to the Amazon and I got a canoe and I started rowing into the forest. It was absolutely like going back into the 17th century! I went around for six months on my own and that was fantastic because in this part of the Colombian rainforest there were absolutely no roads, no towns, no electricity, no flowing water. You are with the indigenous group. They are all still in their loincloths. They speak different languages. I went through about eight different ethnic groups. They all spoke different languages. I couldn't understand what they said. They couldn't understand what I said, but we got along well.”Martin Von Hildebrand has dedicated the last five decades strengthening indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon. During this time he obtained the recognition of their rights in the National Constitution, including the collective ownership of their land and the development of their governments. They now own 26 million hectares of continuous rain forest, their rights have been recognized, and they have set up many of their governments.Currently, Martin, along with NGOs, indigenous organizations, civil society, governments, and private enterprises, is coordinating the protection of the largest stretch of rainforests on the planet (the northern part of the Amazon between the Andes and the Atlantic, 260 million hectares).He is an ethnologist, with a doctorate from the University of Paris VII, founder, and the current president of the Gaia Amazonas Foundation. He has been awarded a dozen international awards, such as The Right Livelihood Award, the Talberg Award, The Golden Arc award, the Special Irish presidential Award for Irish Abroad, and the Colombian National Environmental Award.Gaia Amazonas Foundation · gaiaamazonas.orgAlianza Noramazónica website· alianzanoramazonica.orgRAISG website· amazoniasocioambiental.org/es/Why is the Amazonia important?/¿Porque la Amazonia es tan importante?· youtube.com/watch?v=_mO1bf8iTMINetflix: "El Sendero de la Anaconda"Flying rivers/Los rios voladores en la Amazonia. El Corredor Andes Amazonas Atlanticobbc.com/mundo/noticias-41038097#:~:text=Son%20%22r%C3%ADos%20voladores%22.,m%C3%A1s%20agua%20que%20el%20Amazonas· www.oneplanetpodcast.org· www.creativeprocess.info
On the Extratime.com Monday Podcast Oisin Langan talks to Keith Ward and Keith Long ahead of the Shamrock Rovers versus Bohemians league clash.Chief Sports Reporter at Dublin Live Dave Donnelly joins Oisin to chat about the upcoming Republic of Ireland Women's World Cup Qualifiers. Cuala's Darragh O'Connell talks hurling while extratime.com reporter does a full round-up of how Irish players abroad got on this weekend.If you'd like to get in touch drop us a message on Twitter via @extratimeNews or @oisinlangan. And remember to subscribe, rate and comment on whatever platforms you listen to us on!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)
It was a big weekend of sporting action and we have it all reviewed for you with Oisin Langan so sit back and ease into your week with our Extratime.com Podcast.We round-up all the SSE Airtricity action from the weekend including Bohemians inflicting a sixth straight defeat in all competitions on Sligo Rovers (19:30). Extratime.com reporter Tom O'Connor talks about the Irish in the Premier League (as well as the Championship, League 1, League 2 and Scotland). (23:00)We have reaction from a weekend of big games in Croke Park including Mayo's victory over Dublin with Martin Carney (4:20) and Coman Goggins (9:59). Oisin talks to Meath captain Shauna Ennis (15:46) after her team booked a place in the All-Ireland Women's Final after defeating Cork. Former All-Ireland Cork forward Seanie McGrath talks to Oisin about next Sunday's All-Ireland Hurling final. (35:10)If you'd like to get in touch drop us a message on Twitter via @extratimeNews or @oisinlangan. And remember to subscribe, rate and comment on whatever platforms you listen to us on! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)
An action packed week of sport and more to come this month! Find out about the latest in golf, athletics, swimming, diving, rugby soccer and more, as well as what's coming up!! It's not too late to join our Fantasy Rugby League and win some prizes - get involved ahead of the Irish action this weekend: https://hersport.ie/her-sport-six-nat... Visit the website https://hersport.ie/ Check out the Her Sport channels Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hersport.ie Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HerSport.ie/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/HerSportDotIE About Her Sport: Her Sport is a media platform centred on bringing the latest Irish and international women's sports news. Her Sport aims to empower women in sport, inspire more female participation, increase opportunity and level the playing field for future generations. Our objective is to create real and tangible change. Contact us: hello@hersport.ie
On today's episode I am joined by the fantastic and funny Terence and Roisin from the Irish Support Agency. Since 1995 The Irish Support Agency have provided front-line support, to anyone in the Irish Australian community who finds themselves in circumstances of crisis or distress. They also run programs to help promote mental health and well-being, social inclusion and a sense of connection in our community. But so many people abroad do not know about them. So listen to this and educate yourself on their support, you never know when you will need their help. HELP US TO CONTINUE MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR THE IRISH AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITY. If you need assistance contact them on: 1800 186 966 or visit the website https://www.irishsupportagency.org.au/
#33: To travel or not to travel? That is the big question that Irish people all over the world have asked themselves as they zero in on Christmas.Ever year there is this mass temporary remigration over the Christmas period and we see those tear-jerking scenes of families welcoming their loved ones home at the airports around the country.But this year is different because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Host Hayden Moore talks to California-based Clondalkin native Glen Lally about not getting home for the festive season and New York resident Dee Ennis, who travelled home to Saggart to spend Christmas with her loved ones.
Charlotte Moore and Ciarán O’Reilly founded Irish Repertory Theatre in 1988. Ever since they have been passionately devoted to bringing Irish and Irish-American works to the stage. The Irish Rep presents everything from classics to contemporary works as they nurture new generations of Irish and Irish-American playwrights. Now in its 31st season, Moore serves as Artistic Director and O'Reilly is Producing director. They have won the Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award, the Lucille Lortel Award and the Jujamcyn Theatres Award for their excellence. In 2019, Moore and O’Reilly were both inducted into the Irish America Hall of Fame and received Ireland’s Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad. Irish Repertory Theatre has presented over 190 productions and worked with more than 500 company members. The theater now has entire online component and thriving online summer season. Love Noël: The Songs And Letters of Noël Coward, starring Steve Ross and KT Sullivan and directed by Charlotte Moore, will be online from August 11 to August 15. For more details visit, https://irishrep.org/show/irish-rep-online-2020/love-noel-2/ This episode was recorded May 19, 2020. Produced in part by the Broadway Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this episode, Ciarán and Aaron join Paul Tuohy on Ask Ed to discuss their experiences as an Irish man abroad. The guys talk about how working abroad has shaped them as individuals and also how these experiences kick-started their careers. The Irish hospitality industry is something which the guys are very proud to come from and they discuss the differences between Ireland and abroad.
On Thursday afternoon, Niall Boylan on Classic Hits spoke about voting in the upcoming election. He asked: Do you think Irish people living abroad should be allowed to vote in the General Election? Some say that they should as they may return home. Others say that they shouldn't have a say in the running of this country until they decide to come back and live here. What do you think? Should Irish people living abroad be allowed to vote in the upcoming General Election? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On Thursday afternoon, Niall Boylan on Classic Hits spoke about voting in the upcoming election. He asked: Do you think Irish people living abroad should be allowed to vote in the General Election? Some say that they should as they may return home. Others say that they shouldn't have a say in the running of this country until they decide to come back and live here. What do you think? Should Irish people living abroad be allowed to vote in the upcoming General Election? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this week's episode we were joined by Trevor Clarke for our latest installment of Irish Abroad. The 21 year-old left Shamrock Rovers for League One side Rotherham United in 2019 and spoke to Jamie on the experience. We recapped a huge night for Conor McGregor following his first round TKO victory over Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone. Leo Cullen spoke as Leinster cemented a home quarter final following their latest 18-0 win over Benetton. Both Dublin men and women's teams are in league action next week and Paul Mannion opened up on how the Boys in Blue unwound over the break. Meanwhile, Jamie caught up with 17 year-old Keane Barry took part in the World Darts Championship recently.
Trevor Clarke made the move to England following three highly successful years playing for Shamrock Rovers. The 21 year old defender made the switch to League one side Rotherham United in 2019 and opened up on his experience.
See https://president.ie/en/diary/details/president-hosts-distinguished-service-awards-ceremony
GAA, Drug Smuggling & A Squirrel on Meth Week 5 with Will, Andy & Kate discusses the ups & downs of the Irish Abroad. Josh Pray's Viral Hurling Video opens a serious debate on all things Hurling and how Hurlers are made of steel and javelins!! Drug smuggling ideas then leads the discussion to a meth addicted squirrel. A weird Episode 5 for your listening pleasure.
Lochlann Scott Lochlann holds a degree and two post graduate diplomas in Psychology and Health Psychology. He worked in Social Care and Social Work departments for many years in the HSE West in residential and long-term family support.
Lochlann Scott Lochlann holds a degree and two post graduate diplomas in Psychology and Health Psychology. He worked in Social Care and Social Work departments for many years in the HSE West in residential and long-term family support.
Former Shamrock Rovers star Graham Burke spoke to Jamie Moore on his recent move to Championship side Preston. The Irish striker touches on the step up in levels from the League of Ireland to the Championship, relives his first International call up and goal for Ireland and looks ahead to his side's FA Cup fixture with Doncaster. Now That's What I Call Sport is live every Sunday morning from 9am.
This week on With Relish, we are focusing on the Irish Abroad who are doing some quality stuff with food overseas. We are delighted to be joined by two great guests who are working with food in very different ways, and get an insight into their story so far. First off, we are joined by the owner of South America’s first Irish Chipper. Susan Kennedy who originally hails from Sandymount in Dublin, spoke to Harry and Aoife about the struggles of setting up a business in Argentina, as well as the area's growing seafood appetite. Finally the guys welcomed a very special guest to the studio. Cuan Greene has established himself as one of Ireland’s leading young chefs in recent years. He and Harry studied together in DIT before starting up their successful Dublin Pop Up venture. Now still extremely close pals, this interview looks at their culinary experience together, Cuan's experience working as Chef De Partie for Noma as well as what it’s really like to holiday with Harry Colley in Mexico.
See http://www.president.ie/en/diary/details/president-presents-liam-neeson-with-distinguished-service-for-the-irish-abr On Friday 12 January, President Higgins presented Liam Neeson with the Presidential Distinguished Service Award. The Presidential Distinguished Service Awards for the Irish Abroad highlight outstanding work by Irish people living overseas across a range of areas, from sport to science, charity or community support. Liam Neeson received his Award for his work helping to raise the profile Irish artists around the world, his strong personal support for a variety of initiatives to promote tourism to Ireland and his work with UNICEF.
The President presented the annual Presidential Distinguished Service Awards for the Irish Abroad, established in 2011, highlighting outstanding work by Irish people living overseas. See http://www.president.ie/en/diary/details/president-presents-the-distinguished-service-awards-for-the-irish-abroad-2
Speech by President Higgins at a ceremony for the Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad Áras an Uachtaráin, Thursday 8 December 2016
On the YBIG Football Show this week, Dave O’Grady catches up with Reuters Journalist Philip O’Connor and Joe McCarthy from the Irish Abroad website about Dublin’s bit to be a Euro 2020 host city. ExtraTime.ie journalist Pete Kelly looks at the Carlsberg National 5-A-Side tournament while Goal Ireland’s Ronan Murphy discusses all the latest action from the League of Ireland.
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We have a real treat in store for Irish fans as this week's show features Irish soccer legend Kevin Kilbane as he has just penned a deal at Coventry City. The show this week is somewhat of a 'This is Your Life' format, as Dave takes Kevin back through his wonderful career with Ireland. Also on the show is Joe McCarthy from the Irish Abroad website and Ronan Murphy of Greenscene and Goal.com. Coming up: - A player/coach role at Coventry - Killer's view of Ireland's Euro 2012 performance - An amazing career - Irish players on the move - Irish clubs in European action The YBIG Football Show is by the fans for the fans. If you would like to sponsor, advertise or just get involved, drop us a mail to TheWorldsTalking@gmail.com. Twitter: @TheWorldsTalkin ——————————————————————- To make tuning in again easier for you: 1. We’re available on the iTunes Store directory, type in “YBIG” into the search bar and you’ll find the show and be able to subscribe. 2. You can also subscribe via our RSS feed: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/rss2.xml 3. You can find old episodes here: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/ 4. We are also on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Worlds-Talking/191923120895223 5. And Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TheWorldsTalkin
The bags are packed as thousands of Ireland faithful get ready to meet their heroes in Poland. Joining Dave on the show this week is the formers Irish manager and player, Eoin Hand who was so close to guiding Ireland to the World Cup. Eoin recaps some of the great memories during his time with the Ireland setup. Dave is also joined by Irish fans Joe McCarthy from the Irish Abroad stats site, James Carew of PogMoGoal.com and Ryan Kelly, writer with the YBIG Fanzine. Coming up: - A chat with Eoin Hand - Ireland's injuries - Under 21's - Ireland player to wear black armbands v Italy - Chris Forrester's goal gets worldwide attention The YBIG Football Show is by the fans for the fans. If you would like to sponsor, advertise or just get involved, drop us a mail to TheWorldsTalking@gmail.com. Twitter: @TheWorldsTalkin ——————————————————————- To make tuning in again easier for you: 1. We’re available on the iTunes Store directory, type in “YBIG” into the search bar and you’ll find the show and be able to subscribe. 2. You can also subscribe via our RSS feed: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/rss2.xml 3. You can find old episodes here: http://ybigfootieshow.podomatic.com/ 4. We are also on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Worlds-Talking/191923120895223 5. And Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TheWorldsTalkin
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