Podcast appearances and mentions of Jack Chambers

Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers is launching public consultation on the National Development Plan Review today. Minister Chambers spoke to Shane this morning.

Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers is launching public consultation on the National Development Plan Review today. Minister Chambers spoke to Shane this morning.

Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, public service reform and digitalisation and Fianna Fáil TD for Dublin West

Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, National Development Plan Delivery and Reform, discusses the potential EU trade agreement with the US.

Polska Akademia w Galway ogłasza rozpoczęcie zapisów na nowy rok szkolny 2025-2026. Placówka pod kuratorą Studia 37 i Radia Wnet oferuje kompleksową edukację dzieci w wieku od 2 do 14 lat, łącząc naukę języka polskiego z poznawaniem kultury, historii i tradycji. Wykładowcą Akademii jest stały współpracownik Studia Dublin Jacek Wanzek.Klaus Schwab, założyciel i wieloletni przewodniczący Światowego Forum Ekonomicznego, ogłosił odejście z funkcji lidera organizacji, kończąc ponad pięć dekad dominacji w kształtowaniu globalnej narracji gospodarczejOdejście twórcy idei czwartej rewolucji przemysłowej zbiega się z narastającą krytyką globalizmu oraz wątpliwościami wokół przejrzystości działań samego forum. A nieoficjalnie, i to jest ważne, mówi się nie tylko o zarzutach związanych z nieprzejrzystością finansów, ale również o fałszowaniu prognoz ekonomicznych i raportów analitycznych często przygotowywanych na zamówienie grup lobbyingowych i międzynarodowych korporacji, które brylowały podczas Forum Ekonomicznego w DavosReforma raportowania wydatków publicznych w Republice IrlandiiMinister wydatków publicznych Jack Chambers zapowiedział reformę systemu raportowania wydatków państwowych. Oj, to by się przydało w Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej, bo innych ganicie. Koalicja Obywatelska, a swoich nie tykacie. W Irlandii nowy skonsolidowany raport kwartalny dla rządu ma zwiększać przejrzystość i ograniczać marnotrawstwo. Zmiany są reakcją na krytykę nieefektywnego wydawania środków.Głośno było w Irlandii o kosztownym skanerze w National Gallery czy o zakupach szpitalu dziecięcym, którego budżet w budowie przekroczył już 2 miliardy euro. Nowe zasady mają wejść w życie w ciągu kilku miesięcy.W Irlandii mówi się także o przyszłości reformy emerytalnej, która jest niepewna, bo planowany na wrzesień automatyczny zapis do systemu emerytalnego w Irlandii ponownie będzie opóźniony. No i najwcześniejszy start to prawdopodobnie styczeń roku 2026. Eksperci nie wykluczają nawet dalszych przesunięć aż do 2028 roku albo rezygnacji z programu, a reforma miała objąć 800 tysięcy osób bez prywatnych planów emerytalnych. Krytycy wskazują na zbyt niskie limity składek i brak zdecydowania rządu.Irlandia odnotowała 75% spadek liczby włamań do domów w okresie zimowym w porównaniu do dekady temu. Garda, to irlandzka policja, wskazuje na operację TOR jako kluczowy czynnik tego sukcesu, a minister sprawiedliwości Niall Collins podkreślił, że działania służb koncentrowały się na walce z gangami i sprawcami indywidualnymi, a grudzień 2024 roku był miesiącem z najmniejszą od 5 lat liczbą włamańKardynał Kevin Farrell to kluczowa postać w Watykanie po śmierci papieża Franciszka. Nie każdy wie, że kardynał Kevin Farrell to 78-letni irlandzki duchowny, który stał się w ciągu ostatnich dni, ostatniego pięciu dnia jedną z najważniejszych postaci w kościele katolickim, bowiem po śmierci papieża Franciszka, która pokryła smutkiem cały świat katolicki, chrześcijański w Poniedziałek Wielkanocny. No i to właśnie kardynał Farrell, jako kamerling świętego kościoła rzymskiego, przejął odpowiedzialność za funkcjonowanie Watykanu w okresie sede vacante. Jego rola w tym niezwykle wrazliwym i symbolicznym czasie ma fundamentalne znaczenie nie tylko z punktu widzenia organizacyjnego, ale i duchowego, bowiem to Kevin Farrell, pochodzący z Dublina, ogłosił światu wiadomość o śmierci papieża, wypełniając jeden z najważniejszych obowiązków kamerlingaW drugiej części audycji felieton Tomasza Wybranowskiego o migracji, niezadowoleniu społecznym w Republice Irlandii i polskich wyborach prezydenckich.

Minister for Public Expenditure and Infrastructure, Jack Chambers has said that there is ‘too much tolerance” of housing objections based on the “character” of an area. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Gavin Lawlor, President of Irish Planning Institute.

Minister for Public Expenditure and Infrastructure, Jack Chambers has said that there is ‘too much tolerance” of housing objections based on the “character” of an area. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Gavin Lawlor, President of Irish Planning Institute.

With volatile markets and recession forecasts resulting from Donald Trump's new tariffs, how will Ireland navigate through the tumult? This Week speaks to Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform.

Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers has this afternoon announced a review of the National Development Plan. There are plans to refocus the strategy on delivering much needed housing, to boost energy and water supplies, and develop transport links.

Aaron Plessinger (00:06), Justin Barcia (06:09), Colt Nichols (07:45), Cullin Park (12:36), Jack Chambers (16:19), Seth Hammaker (19:19), Maximus Vohland (22:58) and Chance Hymas (26:16) discuss the 12th round of 2025 Monster Energy AMA Supercross.

Globally, countries are grappling with the implications of Donald Trump's tariffs, and how to retaliate. We get reaction from Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers, Niall Stanage (White House columnist with The Hill), Kilkenny dairy farmer Eamon Mooney, Tadgh Buckley (IFA's Chief Economist) and Carole Coleman talks to locals in Sligo...

Today, the Irish Government published its latest tax returns and spending outline for the month of March.These are more significant given the news of President Trump's 20% Tariffs last night for the EU…To discuss, Kieran is joined by Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Reform & Digitalisation in the Government of Ireland and Fianna Fáil TD for Dublin West.

Most of Europe hoped this day would never come. But US President Donald Trump is set to announce a range of tariffs at nine o'clock Irish time tonight. We ask how Ireland is prepared with Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Jack Chambers.

Most of Europe hoped this day would never come. But US President Donald Trump is set to announce a range of tariffs at nine o'clock Irish time tonight. We ask how Ireland is prepared with Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Jack Chambers.

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Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, discusses the latest challenges facing Ireland's economy and reacts to calls for better scrutiny over how public money is spent.

US secretary of state Marco Rubio told Tánaiste Simon Harris it was a priority of the Trump administration to address the “trade imbalance” between Ireland and the US when the two men spoke by phone this week. So how concerned should we be about finding ourselves in American crosshairs? We discuss all with Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure.

US secretary of state Marco Rubio told Tánaiste Simon Harris it was a priority of the Trump administration to address the “trade imbalance” between Ireland and the US when the two men spoke by phone this week. So how concerned should we be about finding ourselves in American crosshairs? We discuss all with Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure.

What is Peace Plus and what will it be used for? Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers explained all.

What is Peace Plus and what will it be used for? Minister for Public Expenditure, Jack Chambers explained all.

Jack Chambers, Deputy Leader of Fianna Fáil and Ivana Bacik, Leader of The Labour Party.

Going back to the Dublin West constituency and on our second panel we have Fianna Fáil's Jack Chambers; Solidarity-People Before Profit's Ruth Coppinger; and Labour's John Walsh.

Sinn Féin manifesto a week late and even weaker on supporting households and businesses. So says Minister for Finance, Fianna Fáil National Director of Elections and candidate for Dublin West, Jack Chambers.

Today we are joined by Jack Chambers, Fianna Fails's Director of Elections, Neale Richmond from Fine Gael, Labours Marie Sherlock, Hazel deNortuin, People Before Profit and Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty. You can find out more at www.rte.ie/election24

Today we are joined by Jack Chambers, Fianna Fails's Director of Elections, Neale Richmond from Fine Gael, Labours Marie Sherlock, Hazel deNortuin, People Before Profit and Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty. You can find out more at www.rte.ie/election24

The debate on the Finance Bill 2024 begins in the Dáil today. We discuss what this day will bring with Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers.

Jack Chambers, Minister for Finance and Paschal Donohoe, Public Expenditure Minister.

Tá na ceannlínte dearfach den chuid is mó tar éis don Aire Airgeadais is óige ó aimsir Mhichíl Uí Choileáin, Jack Chambers, a chéad Bhuiséad a chur faoi bhráid an Rialtais. Anois agus muid ag breathnú chun tosaigh agus ag faire ar olltoghchán an bhfuil muid in ann mórán a aithint a bheadh ar mhaithe leis an nGaeilge agus leis an nGaeltacht? San eagrán seo de phodchraoladh Seachtain, tá an t-iriseoir Áine Ní Bhreisleáin agus an podchraoltóir Conall Ó Móráin. Foclóir: Cáináisnéis - budget Buiséad - budget Caiteachas - expenditure Airgeadais - financial Urlabhraí - spokesperson Infheistíocht - investment Díograiseach - diligent Feachtas - campaign Géarchéim - crisis Bunriachtanas - essentials Fostaíocht - employment Saol na tuaithe – country life dícheangal - detachment See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was described as the biggest giveaway since the financial crash of the late 2000s, but what does Budget 2025 mean for your pocket and the State coffers? Jack Chambers' inaugural Budget performance as Finance Minister was a good day for parents, pensioners and students. The reality of a looming general election has resulted in most people being better off financially after the record handout. Host: Kevin Doyle Guests: Philip Ryan and Sinéad Ryan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Budget 2025 is set to be announced in the coming minutes. TDs have been filing into the Dáil chamber, ahead of Jack Chambers' first budget as Finance Minister. It's the biggest budget in the history of the State and has a Late Late Show feel to it with something for everyone in the audience. Jack Chambers will get to splash the cash like few before in his first budget and along with Paschal Donohoe they'll deliver a pre-election giveaway. There's 12 euro a week increases for those on social welfare, A 1.5 billion euro package of one off payments to those on social benefits, A baby bonus of 420 euro for parents of newborns, Cuts to income tax and the USC, 250 euro worth of energy credits, Free schoolbooks for children up to Leaving Cert, As well as extra funding for the big picture items like housing, health and childcare, And that's all before they announce what they plan to do with 17 billion euro from the Apple tax and AIB shares money. The finer details are on the way, with Jack Chambers taking to his feet in the Dáil chamber in the next few minutes. Speaking ahead of the announcement, a Clare Government senator has defended the retention of the Universal Social Charge in Budget 2025. The USC is a tax on income which was introduced at the height of the financial crisis in 2011 and was intially intended to be a temporary measure. Today, the rate of USC for those earning between €25,760 and €70,044 has been reduced from 4% to 3%, having been reduced by 0.5% last year. Ennistymon Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway says if the tax was abolised, the State would have to make up the loss in other areas. One area that many hoped in vain would receive attention in the Budget was the hospitality VAT rate. Hospitality businesses enjoyed a 9% rate during the pandemic but the previous 13.5% was reinstated last August and has been in place since. Although many including Enterprise Minister Peter Burke have backed calls for the reintroduction of the lower 9% rate, no change has been implemented in Budget 2025. Inagh Green Party Senator believes the Government's failure to listen to businesses on this matter shows it's not taking the challenges facing the sector seriously.

Following the detailing of Budget 2025 today, Minister for Finance Jack Chambers joined Kieran to discuss the plans of the budget further.

D'fhoilsigh na hairí rialtais Jack Chambers agus Paschal Donohue an páipéar bán ag an deireadh seachtaine inár tugadh eolas faoin méid airgid a bheas le caitheamh ag an rialtas sa gcáinaisnéis atá le fógairt amárach.

The ADAPT Research Ireland Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology released its latest impact report today, showcasing the Centre's significant contributions to the Irish economy and society valued at over €1.1 billion. Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers, officially launched the report, praising ADAPT for its groundbreaking research and collaboration across diverse sectors and acknowledged the Centre's role as a key player in defending democracy in a digital age. ADAPT has become a key player in addressing societal challenges, fostering innovation, and driving economic growth in Ireland through its multidisciplinary research platform. Leveraging €42 million in Government investment, ADAPT has delivered a 27.5-fold return, translating into over €1.1 billion in economic impact, solidifying its position as a leading global hub for AI research. Headquartered at Trinity College Dublin, ADAPT is one of Ireland's flagship research centres funded by the Irish Government through Taighde Éireann - Research Ireland, and formerly funded under Science Foundation Ireland. Launching the report, Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers TD, said: "This report clearly demonstrates ADAPT's remarkable impact to the Irish economy and society more generally, in less than a decade. In a time where misinformation spreads rapidly, ADAPT's work on AI and digital content is vital in combating this challenge. By advancing AI literacy and developing tools to detect deep fakes and misleading content, ADAPT ensures that technology strengthens trust and transparency in society. Their research equips individuals and institutions with the means to critically assess information, making them a key player in defending democracy in a digital world." Celine Fitzgerald, CEO of Research Ireland, welcomed the report, saying: "In a competitive global landscape, research centres must show their value across a wide range of areas. This internationally peer-reviewed Centre Network has had a transformative economic and societal impact on Ireland. ADAPT exemplifies this by combining world-class research with a strong commitment to societal good, as demonstrated by award winning engaged research and their public engagement programme, which has connected with over 507,000 people." ADAPT has made a global impact through collaborations with 260 partners across 38 countries, positioning Ireland as a leader in AI research and innovation. The Centre has hosted 64 international conferences, which attracted nearly 24,000 delegates from around the world to Ireland. These conferences showcased cutting edge AI research and generated €38 million in economic activity through delegate spending on accommodation, dining, transport, and local services. The Centre employs over 300 highly skilled professionals and has supported the creation of 1,039 new research jobs in Ireland. It has nurtured 22 high-potential startups such as MoovAhead, SoapBox Labs, and Biologit, which have collectively generated more than 144 jobs and attracted over €340 million in multinational investment. These companies are boosting Ireland's tech ecosystem and are at the forefront of fields such as immersive learning, digital mental health support, and voice AI. Professor John D Kelleher, Director of the ADAPT Centre at Trinity College Dublin, said: "The potential of generative AI to reshape our world is limitless, but the path it takes depends on the choices we make now. At ADAPT, we're fortunate to have a diverse community of researchers examining both the opportunities and risks of this technology. By drawing on world-class Irish-based researchers from a range of disciplines such as data science, AI, clinical sciences, and the humanities, our research focuses on how AI will shape critical areas such as work, education, culture, and healthcare." Key highlights of the report published today include: Total Economic Impact: ADAPT's activities from 2015 to 2023 generated an economic impact of over €1.1 billion, r...

Dúirt an tAire go gcaithfear tacaíocht agus cosaint a thabhairt don Ghaeltacht trí infheistíocht agus beartais tosaíochta a chur ar fáil.

Jack Chambers, Minister for Finance and TD for Dublin West

Tá cosaint déanta ag an Aire Airgeadais, Jack Chambers ar cháineadh Chomhairle  Fhioscach na hÉireann a dúirt go gcuirfeadh an rialtas leis an ráta boilscithe, dá saródh siad an teora 5% caiteachais i gcáinaisnéis 2025.

Fuels for Ireland (FFI), the representative body for fuel retailers, is ly calling on the new Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers, and the Government to postpone the planned excise duty increase on fuels set for August 1st. Treasa spoke to CEO of Fuels for Ireland Kevin McPartlan.

Jack Chambers, Minister for Finance, discusses the release of the latest Exchequer figures.

He's into his sport, but - unlike his Budget partner Paschal Donohoe - you won't see him at Taylor Swift. Who is Jack Chambers? Áine and the team consider the steep learning curve ahead of the 33 year old, the vote on the Migration Pact, Giorgia Meloni's ire and Natasha O'Brien's standing ovation.

Hugh Linehan is joined by Irish Times columnist Gerard Howlin and political editor Pat Leahy to discuss the appointment of Jack Chambers as Minister of Finance and other political news. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Williams-Cook & Jack Chambers-Ward are back for their second segment this week as we dive head first into SGE and AI in search. Changes are on the horizon with Search Generative Experience. We weigh out the looming pros and cons as we explore the potential repercussions of Google's integration of Search Generative Experience. Discover how you can optimize for Search Generative Experience and what helpful content really means in today's search landscape as we take a trip down the SGE rabbit hole this week on the EDGE of the Web! [00:02:29] Reintroducing Mark Williams-Cook & Jack Chambers-Ward [00:07:21] Changes On The SERP [00:11:52] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:12:37] A New SERP Challenge With SGE  [00:27:38] Optimizing Content With SGE  [00:30:24] Can You Track AI Overview Metrics?  [00:32:34] EDGE of The Web Sponsor: Wix [00:35:12] Can We Put Trust In AI?  [00:40:49] Mark's LinkedIn Insights [00:44:01] Screaming Frog Version 20 Thanks to Our Sponsors! Site Strategics: http://edgeofthewebradio.com/site   Wix: http://edgeofthewebradio.com/wix Follow Our Guest Twitter: https://x.com/jlwchambers LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jlwchambers Twitter: https://x.com/thetafferboy LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/markseo Resources Candour Search with Candour Podcast  Candour Youtube Channel

On this week's episode of Inside Business we start with Jack Chambers' appointment as the new Minister for Finance following Michael McGrath's nomination by the Government as Ireland's next European Commissioner.So, who is Jack Chambers and why has he been given such a plum role in Cabinet? Irish Times Political Editor, Pat Leahy, charts the rise and rise of someone many are tipping as Micheál Martin's heir apparent to lead Fianna Fáil. Also on the podcast: aggression against workers in the Irish retail sector has been on the rise, prompting employers' group Ibec to draft a toolkit to help businesses address this growing problem.Nicola Harkin is head of employment law services at Ibec and she joined Ciaran Hancock to explain the reasons behind this surge in aggression and how its new toolkit might help.Produced by John Casey with JJ Vernon on sound. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Leo Varadkar, Fine Gael TD for Dublin West and former Taoiseach

Jack Chambers has been named as Ireland's new Finance Minister. At the age of 33, is his appointment unexpected for such a senior role and might it possibly be taking the country one step closer to a general election? Host: Tabitha Monahan Guest: Philip Ryan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Analysis from our Political Correspondent Micheál Lehane.

Pat Leahy is joined by Harry McGee and Cormac McQuinn to look back at the week in politics:The latest in the race to succeed Eamon Ryan as Green party leader.What is behind Micheal Martin's decision to name Jack Chambers deputy leader of Fianna Fail?Industrial action at Aer Lingus means holidaymakers face a summer of discontent. Will it bounce back on the Government?Plus the panel pick their favourite Irish Times pieces of the week:Jack Power's profile of the young leader of France's far-rightWhat should be an unnecessary warning: do not feed fizzy drinks to deerA piece by Diane Ihirwe highlighting the importance of inclusion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent

This week, we welcome Mark Williams-Cook and Jack Chambers-Ward of the UK-based digital agency Candour for a double interview showcase. Jack serves as the Marketing Partnerships Manager at Candour and hosts and produces the Search with Candour podcast. Marks is the Co-Owner of Candour and has over 20 years of industry expertise in SEO and PPC under his belt. He is also a regular member of Search with Candour. Discover what it means to be a podcaster in 2024 as we follow the evolution of the Search with Candour podcast from its origin until now. Mark & Jack discuss the fundamental stepping stones they climbed to get Search with Candour to its current status. Understand how to form a proper cadence and why tailoring content to different platforms will increase visibility and overall web optimization. Learn the ins and outs of podcasting and how this unique form of content can amplify your digital brand this week on the EDGE of the Web SEO Podcast!  Key Segments: [00:03:23] Introducing Mark Williams-Cook & Jack Chambers-Ward [00:13:09] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:15:19] The Origin Of Search with Candour [00:19:30] What Pivots Were Made Along The Way In The Production Of Search With Candour?  [00:22:20] How Has Podcasting Impacted Search Engine Optimization of Candour?  [00:29:49] EDGE of The Web Sponsor: Wix  [00:31:32] What Has Been Surprising Along The Podcast Journey? [00:33:10] What Benefits Come From The Podcast?  [00:39:24] Podcasts: Recommended By Podcasters Thanks to Our Sponsors! Site Strategics: http://edgeofthewebradio.com/site Wix: http://edgeofthewebradio.com/wix Follow Our Guest Twitter: https://x.com/jlwchambers LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jlwchambers  Twitter: https://x.com/thetafferboy LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/markseo  Resources Candour Search with Candour podcast 

Matthew Stogdon, Jack Chambers-Ward and Tim Maytom (Sequelisers podcast) return to Flixwatcher to review Matthew's choice '71. '71 (2014) is an action thriller set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Directed by Yann (Top Boy) Demange it stars Jack O'Connell as Gary Hook, a new British Army recruit sent to Belfast. When his platoon is sent to a volatile area without protective gear during a home search for weapons. A crowd gathers and tensions rise, when a soldier is hit by a rock order disappears and Hook is accidentally abandoned and left on the streets to fend for himself. '71 is a taut 99 minutes chase set over one night. The lines between the good and the bad guys is blurred, safe zones are scarce and it's impossible to know who to trust. Recommendability scores for '71 were very high, with a runtime of 99 minutes it scored well for engagement as well to give an overall rating of 4.23. [supsystic-tables id=363]     Episode #350 Crew Links Thanks to the Episode # 350 Matthew Stogdon (@stoghz), Jack Chambers-Ward (@jlwchambers) and Tim Maytom (@trivia_lad) from Sequelisers podcast You can find their website here https://reviews.theredrighthand.co.uk/ and at https://withcandour.co.uk/about/team/jack-chambers-ward   Please make sure you give them some love   More about '71 For more info on '71. can visit  71 IMDB page here or 71 Rotten Tomatoes page here. Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices