Podcasts about jobstown

On this episode "G" told us how the takeaway he works for in Dublin 24 is "forcing him" to deliver to Jobstown, against his wishes. He claims a driver was attacked there before Xmas...and he's scared he'll be next!

Earlier this year, the Tallaght rapper Curtisy released the debut album What Was The Question? one of the finest Irish rap albums, nay, Irish albums of the year.With a Deluxe version of the album out now, I spoke to Gavin Curtis aka Curtisy about starting out rapping in 2021 and meeting Ahmed, With Love and making their first song 'Men On A Mission' in 2022 with Rory Sweeney. Curtisy has a prolific output, and we discuss his many collaborators (Ahmed, With Love makes a brief appearance too), valuing vulnerability and authenticity in your music and discuss the Irish music he loves including music from Sloucho, Lil Skag, EFÉ, Bricknasty, Rory Sweeney / Carlos Danger and of course, Ahmed, With Love; plus what comes next in 2025.Curtisy Tour dates:Saturday 16th November – The Black Box, BelfastWednesday 20th November – The Workman's Club, Dublin* Support Nialler9 on Patreon, get event discounts, playlists, ad-free episodes and join our Discord communityShow notes:Curtisy on the Jobstown spots that influenced his new album What Was The QuestionSongs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify PlaylistListen on Apple | Android | ACAST | Patreon | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Feed | Podlink Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our reporter Kieran Dineen asked shoppers in Jobstown if they intend to vote in the upcoming local elections.

Andrea and Celia welcome Allie Johnson, one of the owners of Johnson's Locust Hall Farm in Jobstown, NJ. She has cultivated their family farm into a wedding & event venue that can offer clients beautiful backdrops and quality customer service nurturing client's individuality through partnered vendors & the farm's in house floral team.   Join the conversation. We love your questions, comments, and requests! We also love guests! Past brides, grooms, vendors, and venues contact us!   We offer host read advertisement as well. Contact us for more information!   Email us at ⁠andrea@thisjoyous.com ⁠ Contact us through social media: Facebook, Instagram or website all are titled: New Jersey Wedding Podcast https://www.instagram.com/newjerseyweddingpodcast https://www.newjerseyweddingpodcast.com https://www.facebook.com/NewJerseyWeddingPodcast   Links to this week's vendors:   Andrea Purtell www.forthisjoyousoccasion.com @weddingofficiant   Celia Milton: www.njvowsnow.com ⁠ @njvowsnow⁠   Johnson Locust Hall Farm https://www.johnsonslocusthallfarm.com @locusthall --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andrea-purtell/message

This week on the podcast we are joined by (in Lee's words)…. A man who needs no introduction - but we're going to give him one anyways! From fighting on the fields of Jobstown, to the biggest stage in the World From the kid who grew up with no father, to the father who lives for his children From the council estate, to the city council The first Irish man to win a UFC fight on Irish soil, Paddy ‘The Hooligan' Hoolahan! We couldn't think of a more passionate, energetic and interesting guest to wrap up season one of the podcast. As two young lads who grew up fans, it was an absolute pleasure to sit across from Paddy and have a chat. We covered so much stuff - particularly around politics and the current state of the country, as that's the world that Paddy is heavily involved in nowadays Definitely one of the most engaging and thought provoking episodes we've done so far, One that leaves you with more questions than answers - which is always the sign of a great conversation. I hope you enjoy the episode, and as always please like, share and subscribe to show some love! All the best Adam and Lee. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:15 Eoghan's question 05:35 Paddy's book 11:22 Proudest achievement so far 16:02 Happiness is an inside job 23:45 Between Jobstown and Belfast 30:38 Housing crisis 39:46 Lack of space for disagreement in society 52:05 Hate Speech Bill 1:18:28 How do you want to be remembered? 1:22:05 Paddy's question

** Trigger Warning ** On this latest edition of Opinions Matter we heard a shocking and repulsive story from an elderly woman who told us what a 12-year-old (yes, 12!!!!!) did to her recently outside a shop in Jobstown!! We were left absolutely speechless and sick to the bottom of our stomachs by this!!

Dublin Bus driver Deborah speaks to Una Kelly about how she was assaulted while driving the 27 route through Tallaght to Jobstown.

Hard Chats with the man that keeps Jobstown physically and mentally fit, and how it all started!

Hard chats this week with Mac10Zen about his time in prison, his music, growing u-p in Jobstown and a savage finish with his own song Pay Me More

Hard chats with local legend, Pajo "Hammer hands" Hyland. We touch on growing up in Jobstown, The Golden Cobra boxing club & the bitter sweet experience with the passing of his father & the birth of his son right before a career high fight.

Time now to return to our series exploring Newstalk’s 20 most influential moments of the past two decades. Everyday, across the station, we’re looking back at an influential moment chosen by you the listener. Today, we are looking at the introduction of water charges and the political and social upheaval that it caused. Henry McKean looks back through the archives when Irish Water was established in 2014 and the public backlash towards water charges. Henry also tours the construction of a new reservoir in Stillorgan as we attempt to modinise our Victorian water infrastructure. The report starts with the infamous Jobstown protest in 2014 when Joan Burton's car was surrounded by protestors.

What is up Shark Nation! On today's episode we do a deep dive with Barry Hickey and his story from selling door to door to managing a team of Sales People in Google. We talk about Peer to Peer lending, (Barry was Head of Sales for SME @ Flender, Ireland's biggest P2P company), and how you can get involved to generate passive income or raise funds for your SME.  We also talk about giving back to the community and how getting involved with an advocacy group for women in tech has given him the ability to make an impact and help others with their careers. If you know someone early in their sales career who is looking for inspiration - send this on to them.   If you like the content and want more interviews with people in the peer to peer lending space or on any other subject, let us know! This is your tribe and we want to give the Sharks what they want!   Luke@shark.ie    

The Water Cooler- Battle of the Barz Jobs VS Rome Check out the battle for the hip hop crown tonight. Jobstown vs Rome the plug put it all on the line for the best top five dead or alive. Hear this epic meeting of the minds judged by Killa Season and DJ KBA.THE WATER COOLER....SPECIAL EDITION....TONIGHT IS THE FIRST NIGHT OF BACK TO BACK WATER COOLER'S...YALL ALREADY KNOW...ALL TOPICS...ALL THE TIME....CALL 347-855-8692 AND PRESS 1 TO GET ON AIR Here is the link to listen remotely: https://www.blogtalkradio.com/myskinismysin/2019/07/06/the-water-cooler-battle-of-the-barz-jobs-vs-rome

Respectfully Disrespectful Ft. Jobs Rome Killa ad Knowledge Join us tonight as we have our feature segment respectfully disrespectful. Where anything goes. We haveour brothas in the midst gathered to discuss whateva is on their minds and hearts..NOT ONE TO MISS FAM.....FOR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS CALL 347-855-8692 AND PRESS 1

Stand Up Comedy Hour ft Rome Jobstown and Knowledge Welcome to the Stand Up Comedy Hour brought to courtesy of the illustrious My Skin Is My Sin platform. We will be joined by the Host and founder Jobstown Station Manager Rome and Collaborator Knowledge to give our commentary jokes and perspective of certain stand up routines in the culture. Want to hear us talk about your favorite comedian? TONIGHTS THAT NIGHT FAM....347-855-8692 IS THE NUMBER...JUST PRESS 1 IF YOU WANT TO GET ON AIR Here is the link:http://www.blogtalkradio.com/myskinismysin/2019/01/24/stand-up-comedy-hour-ft-rome-jobstown-and-knowledge

This was a live recording that took place at University College Dublin as part of the UCD Volunteers Overseas annual forum. The theme of the event was The Age of Activism – making space for intergenerational learning and it was sponsored by Concern Worldwide, Comhlamh and UCD international. This wide-ranging conversation featured 3 inspirational voices for change. CAOIMHE BUTTERLY Caoimhe Butterly is, without doubt, one of the most impressive activists I have ever met. She has lived in solidarity with communities in Mexico, Guatemala, Haiti, Palestine, Iraq and Lebanon for over 15 years. She has spent the past five years involved in refugee, undocumented and asylum-seeker support networks in Greece, Lebanon, the Balkans, Calais and Ireland. Now living in Dublin, she is also studying and working in the area of Systemic Psychotherapy, with a focus on collectively experienced trauma. She also makes short documentary films, one of which, ‘The Border’ won the 2016 ICCL Human Rights Film Awards. CODIE PRESTON Codie Preston is from Jobstown in Tallaght and is a past UCDVO volunteer. He studied science in UCD and travelled to Haiti and India with UCDVO. As a young person, he attended Citywise Education, an organisation that promotes education in a fun and engaging way. He continued to stay involved as a volunteer and now sits on the Board of the charity. He has worked as a secondary school teacher for the last 10 years and was involved in the campaign to release Ibrahim Halawa, a former student of his, from prison in Egypt. He is also a recipient of a Youth Award, in the Tallaght Person of the Year awards and has been involved in various other campaigns and believes in young people, education and social justice DR URSULA BARRY Ursula Barry is Associate Professor in social economics and gender studies in the School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice in UCD. Ursula has wide-ranging experience as a researcher and policy analyst in the area of gender equality in Ireland, the EU and globally. She has been a committed activist and writer on reproductive justice, gender equality, LGBT issues and human rights in Ireland since the early 1970s and has written extensively on the economic and social situation of women in Ireland. The conversation started with me asking the panel to reflect on the previous speaker at the conference, who was Michael Doorley, who is the Head of Active citizenship at Concern Worldwide. Michael’s talk was a hope-filled speech about his many decades of work for social justice and he’s someone I hope to interview in a future episode. The conversation really gets going after that where each of the guests reflects on their early influences, their journey in creating change, and their hopes for the future.

Social class and impact of class on reducing the opportunities of children growing up in working class and disadvantaged areas is given little air time in Irish media and politics. Class is not supposed to be an issue in Ireland. How often do we hear discussions in the media on what it is like to grow up in Tallaght, Jobstown, Darndale, Finglas in Dublin, Moyross in Limerick, Ballybeg in Waterford? How many presenters of Irish media shows are from these areas –almost none. Class is silenced in Ireland. Poverty is hidden. Here on Reboot Republic we are breaking that silence and talking with Lynn Ruane, a Senator and former President of Trinity College Student’s Union, who is from Tallaght and worked in addiction and community work.  Lynn has made the issue of social class a core concern that she has raised in the Seanad, ways in which we can improve the real opportunities of children and women and men living in disadvantaged areas, and the need to understand the reality of the trauma inflicted from poverty and inequality. Education is a key way to change things. Lynn recommends paying women from disadvantaged areas to go to college. Drawing on Latin American educator, Paolo Freire, she speaks about an education that raises people’s consciousness, gives them freedom to be who they can be and change their own world and the society around them. Now that is inspiring! Support our podcasts and get extra insights by joining us at www.patreon.com/tortoiseshack

In this episode we speak with Joe Mcgucken, sketch comedy writer and actor, and stand-up comedian, about the recent snow and siege on Lidl in Jobstown, the probability of fate, the recent Fine Gael propaganda surrounding the 2040 plans, gaming, the recent birth of Al's daughter and much more. facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fellowpassengerspodcast/ twitter: https://twitter.com/Fellowpodcast instagram: https://instagram.com/fellowpassengerspodcast Produced By: http://www.displacestudios.com/ For all enquiries email: fellowpassengerspodcast@gmail.com

Claire was joined in studio by Finian McGrath, Independent TD for Dublin Bay North, Timmy Dooley, Fianna Fáil TD for Clare, Brid Smith, Solidarity-PBP TD for Dublin South–Central, Dr. Eoin O'Dell, Associate Professor of Law at Trinity College Dublin and Fionnán Sheahan, Editor of The Irish Independent.

This is an episode examining the first four months of 2017 and the myriad of political events that have occurred. Starting with the Gardaí scandal, the new Broadcast Tax, the Jobstown trial and the upcoming leadership race inside Fine Gael, focusing upon Leo Varadkar, his politics and the impact his victory would have on the country and on FG’s political future. Unfortunately we ran out of time to discuss other issues such as the Maternity Hospital, the #Grace trial and the Constitutional Convention, these will be examined in subsequent episodes. Comments, Questions & Complaints go to spoilyourreign@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter & Facebook