Podcast appearances and mentions of John Leahy

It was a Sports Monday on the program with correspondent John Leahy discussing the amazing, unprecedented mid-season turn around for the Boston Red Sox. We also debated if the Sox would make a deal prior to this evening's 6 PM Major League Baseball trading deadline.

Monday's program featured correspondent John Leahy on the red hot Red Sox heading to the west coast and we welcomed Kate Saunders, Executive Director of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen who will be holding their 93rd Annual Craftsmen's Fair from August 1-9 at the beautiful Mt. Sunapee Resort in Newbury, New Hampshire. It's the oldest event of its' kind in the country. www.nhcrafts.org

For the details on these two arrivals in Dublin Zoo and Fota Wildlife Park, we hear from John Leahy, Lead Ranger in Fota Wildlife Park.

Monday's program featured our correspondent John Leahy for a discussion of the Red Sox current and historic winning streak and an introduction to a new form of technology where you can potentially operate your own “radio station” at a rather minimal cost.

Monday's featured correspondent John Leahy on the resurgence of the Red Sox and a look ahead to tonight's Home Run Derby prior to tomorrow's All Star game in Philadelphia. Also joining us, New Hampshire Legend of Hockey Scott Crowder who is bringing professional rodeo back to the Granite State this weekend. For more info it's: Sandwichstampede.com

Monday's program featured our weekly visit with correspondent John Leahy as we discussed the recent trade between the Celtics and 76ers and the snubbing of Red Sox ace Sonny Gray in the naming of the American League All Star team. Also, a family four pack of passes to Whale's Tale Water Park in Lincoln, NH was awarded to Ronald in Manchester. You could be next!

Monday's show featured our weekly visit from our correspondent John Leahy. The topic of the day was the Red Sox four game weekend sweep of the Yankees. We also discussed the anniversary of the first iPhone, rising food costs as we approach July 4th, the upcoming World Cup watch parties at Delta Dental Stadium and next month's “Friends-A-Palooza” to benefit the Friends program July 25 at Keach Park in Concord.

Monday's program was a sports oriented one with our correspondent John Leahy and aspiring broadcaster Luke Goldberg of Merrimack, New Hampshire. As a freshman at Quinnipiac University, Luke had the opportunity to call several men's varsity hockey games under head coach and New Hampshire native Rand Pecknold.

Tuesday's program featured recent Merrimack Valley High School graduate Nicholas Gelinas who has been the public address and play by play voice of the Pride for the past four years. Nick will be a part of the All Alumni Reunion Festival next Saturday, June 27, at Merrimack Valley High School from 1-5 PM. Correspondent John Leahy also joined up to remember the amazing life of long time Boston sports talk show host Eddie Andelman who passed away over the weekend.

Monday's show was sports oriented along with some Broadway as the Tony Awards were presented Sunday and two Manchester Central graduates, Kaleigh Cronin and Max Clayton, are members of the cast of show awarded the Best Musical Tony, “Schmigadoon”. Correspondent John Leahy joined us for his takes on the NBA and NHL Championship Series .

Monday's program featured a varied array of topics including the weekend meteorite blast that was heard in some parts of New England, the rumor that's circulating about the possibility of a Buc-ee's in New Hampshire's future, the opening weekend of the first N.H. “Social District” and correspondent John Leahy on the upcoming NHL and NBA championships.

Tuesday's program featured our monthly segment with the New Hampshire Department of Safety. Our guest was Vanessa Palange, the Master Public Information Officer and Community Outreach Coordinator of N.H Homeland Security and Emergency Management. Our topic was the many summertime events in and around the state where the Department will be deployed and also in communication with their counterparts from around New England. We also chatted with correspondent John Leahy about the New York Knicks' dominance thus far in the NBA Playoffs.

Tuesday's show featured our correspondent John Leahy and a focus on the rising amount of games being streamed in professional sports these days. In addition, we discussed the growing number of NFL games that are being played foreign countries.

Monday's show featured correspondent John Leahy and what moves the Celtics could make in the off season. Also a look at the newly-released list of the most popular baby names for 2025 and some that are trending upward for 2026.

Monday's program on May the Fourth featured some Star Wars discussion on Star Wars Day. We also heard from our correspondent John Leahy who focused on recent eliminations of the Celtics and Bruins in their playoff series and the death of broadcast legend John Sterling.

Today's program featured a conversation with Betty Lent of the Community Players of Concord. The Players will be performing the stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee, “To Kill a Mockingbird” from May 1-3 at the Concord City Auditorium. www.communityplayersofconcord.org Also, Correspondent John Leahy joined to discuss the NBA and NHL playoffs and whatever happened to the Bruins on Sunday?

Monday's program featured our correspondent John Leahy who brought us up to date on college hockey's “Frozen Four” which took place over the weekend in Las Vegas. We also reflected on the life of our third President, Thomas Jefferson, who was born on this date in 1743. Jefferson was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence which was adopted on July 4, 1776 and he died exactly 50 years to the day after its' adoption.

Fran curry presents and Stephen Gleeson produces.. on the show Deputy Mattie McGrath is at the fuel protest in Cashel. Michael Cleary tells us about an intriguing Nenagh link to Donald Trump. Drug Education Officer with the HSE, John Leahy, is live with us. Thomas Conway has all the latest global news. John Lynch has his regular legal advice slot. And singer-songwriter John Spillane speaks ahead of his appearance at Brú Ború.

It was a potpourri Monday on the program with a discussion of egg salad on Egg Salad Sandwich Day and acknowledgement to one website's list of scenic New Hampshire towns that you think you might've seen on TV or in a movie. Correspondent John Leahy also joined us to discuss the early season woes of the Boston Red Sox.

It was sports-centric Monday on the program. Correspondent John Leahy joined us to re-cap the NCAA Men's Hockey Tournament. Also discussed, the NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments, the new ABS (Automatic Balls and Strikes rule) in Major League Baseball, a 14-year old running for governor in Vermont and just because there was no parade didn't mean there wasn't a post St. Patrick's Day celebration in Manchester.

It was a sports oriented Monday on the program with numerous college hockey and basketball tournaments taking place around the country. Correspondent and Hockey East broadcaster John Leahy joined us for an update on the NCAA Men's Hockey Regional games that will be taking place starting Thursday around the country featuring six New England teams including ECAC champion Dartmouth College.

Thursday's guests were Tom Raffio, President and CEO of Northeast Delta Dental and our correspondent John Leahy with a preview of tomorrow night's Men's Hockey East semi-final games. Also, we warned listeners of a scam that is going on in the area involving a notice to appear in court and we celebrated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Day and learned from producer Andrew Gibson that they were the creation of a pair of Dover, New Hampshire residents.

ON THIS week's podcast, we are joined by Clonakilty Soccer Club manager John Leahy and Drinagh Rangers goalkeeping coach Rob Oldham as we look ahead to their title deciding clash this weekend.In this West Cork League Premier Division clash in Darrara on Sunday (11am), Clon are looking to clinch their third title in a row while Drinagh are hoping to win their ninth game in ten.A draw would do Clon to seal the trophy, Drimagh have to win.The two sides have been close at the top end of the table in previous years and we will be looking for another classic.Also on the show, we preview the Cork footballers' big Division 2 encounter away to Tyrone on Sunday (1.15pm). John Cleary's side need just a draw to earn promotion to Division 1 for the first time since 2016.The Cork hurlers and the LGFA team are on the cusp of a league final too while the camogie team have an outside chance of making it to the decider.All this and more on this week's Star Sport Podcast. Watch above. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, by using the player below or by searching 'Southern Star Sport Podcast' wherever you get yours.Follow our hosts on X: @matt_hurley01 and @KieranMcC_SSProduced by Matthew Hurley***The Star Sport Podcast is brought to you in association with Access Credit Union.Access Credit Union - Where your bank really does matter. Choose Credit Union, Choose Local, Choose Community. For more visit www.accesscu.ieSubscribe to The Southern Star's digital edition for less than €2 per week via https://subscribe.southernstar.ie/plans Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's Dairy Edge is a special episode as it marks the 500th show of the podcast.  The first episode aired on 11th January 2018, when Emma-Louise Coffey was joined by dairy farmer, John Leahy, and Teagasc ruminant nutritionist, Brian Garry, to discuss preparing for the spring calving season and managing forage supplies.  Since then the podcast audience has grown significantly with the series now surpassing one million listens in total. To mark the milestone, we're taking a look beyond the farm gate to the wider dairy industry with James Dunne speaking to Conor Mulvihill, Director of Dairy Industry Ireland. They discuss the remit of Dairy Industry Ireland withing the wider industry, the current market outlook, what ‘value-added' really means for Irish dairy, the importance of the grass-fed story, and some of the key challenges and opportunities facing the industry. For more episodes from the Dairy Edge podcast go to the show page at:https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/dairy/the-dairy-edge-podcast/ The Dairy Edge is a co-production with LastCastMedia.com

Monday's show included a roundup of local sports activity from over the weekend and a visit from our correspondent John Leahy for an update on the Hockey East men's and women's post season!

On Monday's show we were joined by our correspondent John Leahy, the “voice” of the UMass-Lowell men's hockey team. John provided a look at the upcoming Hockey East Playoffs. Also, on “Fun Facts About Names Day”, we looked into the meanings of the names, Andrew and Kenneth. Also discussed, the Boston Celtics, banana cream pie and Elijah Blue Allman.

On this morning's show... Thomas Conway with Global news in a few moments. We will hear from a mother of two boys with ASD who led a protest on the Main Guard in Clonmel over the weekend. Carrick-on-Suir students from the TY Enterprise programme will join us in studio. We have Drug Education Officer with the HSE, John Leahy with us. Liam Murray is an Irish investment advisor based in Dubai with an insight into living in a Gulf state.

Tuesday's program featured correspondent John Leahy who brought us up to date on Hockey East as the regular season is heading down the home stretch. And with education budget shortfalls in many cities and towns in New Hampshire, how about naming rights for schools?  We pondered that thought during our most recent show.

Monday's program featured Correspondent John Leahy analysis of Super Bowl 60 and a look ahead to tonight's classic Beanpot Hockey Final between Boston University and Boston College at TD Garden.

On Wednesdays Tipp Today Fran spoke to Cllr Shane Lee on the future of Roscrea, Bernard Purcell from London on the fallout of the Epstein files release, Cllr Siobhan Ambrose on the success of the flood defence system in Clonmel. John Leahy on youth drinking, Supt Eddie Golden on scramblers, Tony Allen joined us as Foster and Allen tour again, John G O'Dwyer on the History of Ireland and Mick on hearing his late mum's voice on an old TV broadcast.

John Leahy joined Fran in studio to talk about the release of a new study shining a light on young people's attitude to drinking.

On the Groundhog Day edition of the program we were joined by our correspondent John Leahy. John discussed tonight's opening round of the Beanpot Tournament at the Garden and he predicted a Patriots victory in Super Bowl 60 this Sunday over Seattle.

Monday's show was sports oriented with discussion of the NFL Wildcard Weekend, the Red Sox and a University of New Hampshire hockey practice held on the road for the first time at the Everett Arena in Concord. Also mentioned were the winners of Sunday's 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards.

Tuesday's program featured our monthly visit with the New Hampshire Insurance Department. We were joined by the Department's Property and Casualty Division James N. Fox who gave us some in-depth information concerning fire insurance. Also, correspondent John Leahy shared his most intriguing matchups of the NFL's upcoming Wild Card Weekend.

It was a potpourri Monday on the program. Sports primarily in focus with the Patriots clinching the AFC East title. Correspondent John Leahy joined us to discuss the Pats' surprising. season. We also congratulated the Concord High Boys Hockey team on their championship victory Sunday in the Brian C. Stone Memorial Tournament in Manchester.

It was a Sports Monday on the show as we were joined by correspondent John Leahy. Among the topics of discussion, the Patriots are back in the NFL playoffs and the Red Sox have found a first baseman.

Tuesday's focus was on sports and Dick Van Dyke. Correspondent John Leahy joined us to talk about the end of an era in Boston over the weekend, the closing of 115-year old Matthews Arena which was the home of several Boston area college hockey teams over the years, most recently Northeastern University. It also was a home years ago to the Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics and New England Whalers. We also celebrated the birthday of Dick Van Dyke who turned 100 over the weekend. We even played a version of the Dick Van Dyke Show theme song that had words written by the late Morey Amsterdam of the show's cast.

It was a sports oriented Monday on the program as correspondent John Leahy joined us for some Hockey East talk including the impending demolition of the country's oldest multi-purpose sports facilities, the Matthews Arena in Boston which has been in service since 1910. It has been serving in recent years as the home of Northeastern University hockey and basketball teams.

The first program of December featured the local musical duo of Lee and Doctor G who will be appearing this Thursday night at the Bank of New Hampshire Stage in Concord. Also, correspondent John Leahy brought us up to date on Hockey East and University of New Hampshire head football coach Rick Santos assessed his teams' 2025 season which came to an end over the weekend in the FCS playoffs.

It was a Monday filled with sports on the show as we were joined by our correspondent John Leahy to discuss the latest happenings in Hockey East and the NFL. Also with us on Monday, University of New Hampshire head football coach Rick Santos who will be leading his Wildcats into "the field of 24" FCS Playoffs this coming Saturday on the road to take on the Jackrabbits of South Dakota State.

Tuesday's show featured a tribute to lifelong Concord resident Paul Brogan who recently passed away. Brogan chronicled the history of Concord in several books and was a frequent contributor on local radio and TV programs including WKXL's “Downtown Dialogues”. Correspondent John Leahy joined us on the program to talk college hockey, the Patriots and a little known fact about legendary sportscaster Al Michaels.

A sports oriented Monday on the program with correspondent John Leahy on the hockey border battle between the University of New Hampshire and UMass-Lowell. UNH head football coach Rick Santos joined us to talk about his team's big win on Saturday over Monmouth and we paid tribute to Sesame Street and the United States Marine Core, both celebrating anniversaries today.

Wednesday's show featured our correspondent John Leahy as we discussed the return of long-time Boston Bruins star Brad Marchand to the TD Garden on Tuesday on what turned out to be night that brought tears to the eyes of the man they call “The Little Ball of Hate” and thousands of fans at the Garden.  We were also joined by New Hampshire Fisher Cats broadcaster Chris Jared for a preview of the 2025 World Series between the parent club of the ‘Cats, the Toronto Blue Jays, and the L.A. Dodgers. Chris pointed out that up to 11 former Fisher Cats players and coaches will be seeking a Series victory including manager John Schneider who led the Fisher Cats to their 2018 Eastern League Championship

John Maher, Grass10 Manager, and John Leahy, dairy farmer in Athea, Co. Limerick, join Stuart Childs on this week's Dairy Edge to discuss applying lime. Despite difficult weather a few weeks ago, things have improved, John explains, and ground conditions, rotation length and money in the bank will allow people to spread lime. John outlines that we are very short of where we should be in terms of lime applied to where we should be. It's more than 40 years since we spread over 2 million tonnes of lime which is what we should be applying. John Leahy tells of his experience of increasing the pH on his farm. He went after it hard at the start and got it up to where it should be now and he's at the point where 20-40t keeps him on point each year. John also outlines how he went after the lime as he felt he could spend a lot of money on fertiliser with little return. He has gotten a phenomenal response to his lime applications.  His soil fertility has taken nearly 10 years to get right but he got his lime right from the start.Opportunities will present themselves, people need to take them, he says. For a list of suppliers of lime go to: https://www.grolime.ie/ For more episodes from the Dairy Edge podcast go to the show page at:https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/dairy/the-dairy-edge-podcast/ The Dairy Edge is a co-production with LastCastMedia.com

It was a sports oriented Monday on the program with our correspondent John Leahy with us to discuss the latest win for the Patriots and the local college hockey scene. Also joining us was the head coach of football at the University of New Hampshire Rick Santos on his team's loss to Rhode Island on Saturday and a preview of the Wildcats' next game coming up this Saturday in North Carolina against the Camels of Campbell University.

It was a Sports Monday on the program with correspondent John Leahy and University of New Hampshire head football coach Rick Santos. We talked with John about Sunday night's Patriots victory over the Buffalo Bills in addition to discussing the pair of former New Hampshire Fisher Cats who led the Toronto Blue Jays in putting the New York Yankees on the verge of elimination in the Major League Baseball playoffs. Coach Santos joined us on “National Coaches Day” to analyze his team's loss on Saturday to Villanova and their preparations to bounce back this Saturday on the road against the University of Rhode Island.

It was a Sports Monday on the program as the Red Sox head to the playoffs for the first time since 2021, the Patriots had their most decisive win since the departure of Tom Brady and the University of New Hampshire football team won their conference opener! We were joined by correspondent John Leahy and the head coach of football at UHN, Rick Santos.

It was a sports Monday on WKXL as we reviewed the woes of the Red Sox, Patriots and the University of New Hampshire Wildcats football team. We were joined by our correspondent John Leahy to discuss the Sox and Pats as well as the start of the college hockey season. U.N.H. Head Football Coach Rick Santos analyzed his teams' loss at Dartmouth on Saturday and looked ahead to this Saturday's league game at home with the Great Danes of the University of Albany.

A busy Tuesday on the program. In the leadoff spot was our correspondent John Leahy who gave us some Patriots and Hockey East insight. Next up was NASCAR Cup Series driver Austin Dillon who be racing in the Mobil One 301 Cup Series playoff race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon. University of New Hampshire head football coach Rick Santos discussed his team's loss to Ball State last Saturday and previewed this Saturday's matchup in Hanover, NH between U.N.H. and Dartmouth College. Our final Tuesday guest was the Executive Vice President and General Manager at N.H. Motor Speedway, David McGrath, who highlighted all of this week's events leading up to the races on Saturday and Sunday including the first-ever parade of the NASCAR Cup Series haulers starting Friday at one in downtown Concord.

It was a Monday program with sports from start to finish to mark the first weekend of the NFL season, a University of New Hampshire football win, the return of football to New England College in Henniker in 51 years and a come from behind Red Sox victory in Arizona. Our guests included correspondent John Leahy and the head coach of football at UNH Rick Santos.