Podcast appearances and mentions of John Mulligan

Graham Norton is best known for conjuring up a warm and convivial vibe as he welcomes a parade of A-list talent to his BBC chat show. ­ Lately, however, the acclaimed entertainer has confessed to feelings of “very significant alarm, distress and anxiety”. ­ The source of his anguish? A social media account seemingly dedicated to spreading false information about him, one that Norton is currently seeking to uncover. Following a recent victory against Meta in a Californian court, Norton can now proceed with his investigation, though it's unlikely to be an easy task. ­ His is not the only well-known face being used as an avatar for disinformation, especially as artificial intelligence continues to evolve by the second. ­ Just last week, Taoiseach Micheál Martin issued a warning to the public about an AI-generated video of him purporting to promote a financial scam. ­ So, can we trust what we see online anymore? Or is the ‘fake news' genie out of the bottle? ­ On this episode, host Fionnán Sheahan is joined by Irish Independent technology editor Adrian Weckler, and by Irish Independent senior business journalist John Mulligan, to look at Graham Norton's case and an increasingly deceptive digital landscape. ­ The Indo Daily is part of the Trust Project. You can see our ethics policies at independent.ie/ourjournalismSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There were huge celebrations among the Para Cycling Community in Ireland on Sunday when Ballymoe's Richael Timothy outsprinted Dutch rider Aniek van den Aarssen and France's Tifany Huot Marchand to win Gold at the UEC Para Cycling European Road Championships in Maniago and Montereale Valcellina. It was Timothy's second medal of the Championships, having already won bronze in the Women's C3 Time Trial on Friday. Richael spoke to John Mulligan following her return home. 

For the fourth consecutive year, Galway United get ready for an All-Island Cup quarter-final this Saturday (13th June 2026) when they host Linfield. United were champions in 2023 and 2024 before relinquishing their crown last  year and they'll be targeting getting back in the final four.  The last time they met the south Belfast team was in 2023 when they claimed a 1-0 away victory. Leading up to the match, Galway United manager Phil Trill has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan. == Kick-off at Moyne Villa on Saturday is 5pm.

A young bodybuilder from Knocknacarra has returned from Spain where she won bronze at the highly prestigious Amateur Olympia.  21 year old Taylor Brown won bronze last weekend in Alicante to go with the gold and silver won at Muscle Contest Ireland that was held in Dublin last month. Taylor has been involved in Bodybuilding for the past two years and she spoke to John Mulligan about her success and her career so far. 

Yesterday, it was confirmed that Galway United's upcoming Premier Division game with Dundalk will be held at Turners Cross in Cork on Friday evening.  The game was origionally scheduled for Pearse Stadium as Eamon Deacy Park is undergoing ground works.  However, this was not possible following the draw for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 2A  which sees Galway take on Westmeath on Sunday afternoon at the same venue.  The decision to hold the game at Turners Cross has led to angry reactions by supporters from both clubs.  Galway United Manager John Caulfield spoke to John Mulligan about the decision to hold the game in Cork. 

Kilkerrin native and New Zealand based publisher Oliver Lee has compiled a World Cup magazine this weekend that will be distributed FREE with 110,000 papers in New Zealand. The Magazine is packed full of information and an easy to follow draw. John Mulligan caught up with Oliver in his home in New Zealand.  For those who would like to see the Magazing, it is available to download here...https://oliverlee.co.nz/worldcup2026/  

Louise Creaven sat down with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan on Saturday (May 30th 2026) to discuss her boxing career in Australia.

Former Galway Minor Hurler and 2017 All-Ireland Senior winning captain David Burke, launched the 2026 Electric Ireland GAA All-Ireland Minor Championships. This summer, Electric Ireland are using their social channels to spotlight players from across the Championships, in recognition of the major impact that playing Minor can have on young people's future successes, on and off the field. Electric Ireland are pairing up former Minor Legends with current players to give the ultimate insight into the last 15 years of Minor. David spoke to John Mulligan at the launch media day on Wednesday. They looked at the Minor Championship so far and also looked forward to Sunday's All-Ireland U20 Final and the upcoming Leinster Senior Final.  You can follow the campaign on social media @ElectricIreland and via the hashtag #ThisIsMajor.

Revolution Fitness And Performance in Roscam will hold a Community Day on Saturday 6th of June as they celebrate the relaunch of their Gym.  The day also features a major fundraising drive for two deserving organisations in Galway Lions Club and HopeSpace, the children's grief support service.  John Mulligan featured the event on Sunday Sport and spoke to three special guests.  John spoke to Muireann Ryan, Trustee and Immediate past president of Galway Lions club who is also Chairperson of Lions Ireland West and Midland, Niamh Bray, a long time supporter and member of the gym and Myles McHugh, Chairman and board member of HopeSpace. 

Basketball Ireland will honour it's annual award winners next weekend at an event to be held at the Osprey Hotel in Naas, Co. Kildare on Saturday, May 23rd. To celebrate this, Galway Bay FM broadcast a special feature as part of Saturday Sport. John Mulligan spoke to all six Galway award winners.  Jack Considine and Fortune Igbokwe from Titans, Claregalway's Hannah Coen, Adrian O'Neill of Colaiste Iognaid, Karen Smyth, University of Galway Mystics and Maree's Michelle Fahy.  

Galway's U16 Camogie Team will bid to win back to back All-Ireland titles on Saturday when they take on Kilkenny in the final at St Brendan's Park in Birr (Throw in - 3pm). It has been a good season for Galway, winning five out of their six matches played so far with wins over Cork, Waterford, Limerick, and twice over Tipperary. Their only defeat coming to next saturday's opponents who they lost to by a single point. Ahead of the final, Galway Manager Brian Griffin spoke to John Mulligan.

FOOTBALL: Galway selector Mickey Graham with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan ahead of their Connacht senior semi-final against Leitrim

FOOTBALL: Galway captain John Maher with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan ahead of their Connacht senior semi-final against Leitrim

The June Bank Holiday weekend will see runners from all over the country once again visit Galway for the 2026 Connacht Backyard Ultra.  This sold out event at the Brothers of Charity in Clarinbridge, starts at 12 noon on Saturday May 30th, involves athletes running a 6.7km loop in an hour.  Following a short break, they then go out on another loop of the course and continue on until they stop with the event using a last person standing format.  The winner will complete approximately 40 loops, which will take them 40 hours. The event is also now under the IMRA - Irish Mountain Running Association umbrella of events. The IMRA calendar has 175 events across 21 counties. 6 of which are in county Galway. The IMRA Galway league is 5 races over 5 months. April to August. With distances of 7km -> 11km Francis Kelly - Chairperson of Galway Trail Running AC and co race director of the Connacht Backyard Ultra, spoke to John Mulligan.  

This Saturday, Galway Corinthians will aim to go one step further in their bid for promotion to Division 1B of the Energia League when they travel to the Mardyke to face UCC (Kick off - 2.30pm). Corinthians are going into this game in good form. Wins at the back end of the regular season including crucial bonus point wins in Ballymena and Banbridge saw them back in contention and while it took a Barnhall win over Wanderers to copper fasten the place in the playoffs, it was no more than what was deserved for the side coached by Ambrose Conboy and Tommy Ellard. However, the challenge ahead will not be an easy one. Their opponents finished second from bottom in 1B and were unfortunate to end up where they did and they will be determined to keep their status at home. With the former Munster and Ireland scrum half Tomas O'Leary at the helm and featuring players like Sean Edogbo and Charlie O'Shea, they will be dangerous and Corinthians will have to be at the top of their game to counter their threat. John Mulligan spoke to Corinthians Head Coach Ambrose Conboy ahead of Saturday's game.  He put it to Ambrose that there must be a buzz in the camp ahead of Saturday given their recent wins. 

The Inaugural Connacht Masters Gaelic Football Championship will take place this Saturday at the Connacht GAA Centre in Bekan. Six teams are involved with Galway joined by Mayo, Roscommon, Sligo, London and Longford/Leitrim. The Galway Masters have been drawn in group A along with Sligo and London and will play their first game against Sligo at 12 Noon with their second game against London throwing in at 1.20. All proceeds from the Championship will go to Down Syndrome Ireland. Eoin O'Donnellan spoke to John Mulligan about the weekend and he told John that everyone is looking forward to it.    You can donate to Down Syndrome Ireland at the link below. https://www.idonate.ie/event/InauguralConnachtMastersGAABlitz 

All is now almost ready for the 2026 Salthill 5's that will take place over the June Bank Holiday weekend.  Since 1977, the 5's has seen teams from all over the world come to Galway for a weekend of football and fun and this year is no exception. There will be three competitions starting on Saturday the 30th. U13 Boys and Girls and a Senior Men's Tournament that is already sold out.  Organised by Salthill Devon, the 5's is a highlight in the Galway sporting calendar.  Pete Kelly is one of the organisers of the 5's and he sat down with John Mulligan to talk about this year's edition. 

Connacht were beaten by Montpellier 45-22 in the European Challenge Cup Quarter Final at the Septeo Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Stuart Lancaster's side were hit for two tries in nine minutes after Sam Gilbert's penalty gave them an early lead. Dylan Tierney-Martin made it 14-8 on 19 minutes, but ten minutes later the hosts ran in another try. By half time Connacht trailed 26-8, and despite Sean Naughton's early second half try being converted by Gilbert, the French side ran in two further tries to put the result beyond doubt. Jack Aungier put the final points of the day on the board four minutes from time. The away side's challenge was not helped by three yellow cards in the opening half hour, Joe Joyce and Tierney-Martin were sent to the bin inside six minutes before Shayne Bolton was also booked for a late tackle. Connacht's European Challenge Cup campaign comes to an end, with attention turning to the closing stages of the United Rugby Championship. Up next for the Westerner's is a trip to South Africa to face the Stormers on Saturday next at 12:45 pm before taking on the Lions the following week. Galway Bay FM's rugby coverage is brought to you by Screene's on the Square. The watchalong from Screene's with John Mulligan, William Davies and Jimmy Screene...

This Sunday at 10am, Claregalway Basketball Club face Fr Matthews from Cork in the Basketball Ireland Women's Development League Final at the National Basketball Arena.  For Claregalway, it's a return to the venue where they werre beaten at the same stage by Liffey Celtics two years ago.  However, this season, they have been very impressive in the league phase winning seven out of seven.  They  also produced big wins over Garveys Tralee Warriors in the Quarter Final and Castleisland in the Semi Final.  Claregalway's Head Coach Paul Flanagan spoke to John Mulligan ahead of the game and started by saying that it is exciting for the club to be back in the final. 

Corinthians coaches Ambrose Conboy and Tommy Ellard speak to Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan after victory away to Ballymena in the All-Ireland League Division 2A on Saturday afternoon.

Corinthians Captain Mark Boyle spoke to Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan after their hard-fought victory away to Ballymena in the All-Ireland League Division 2A.

In this episode of the 4 Fit Fatherhood Podcast, Rod sits down with John Mulligan, also known as Johnny Utah, for a conversation that goes way beyond hunting.This episode is about discipline, patience, work ethic, marriage, raising kids, masculinity, identity, and what it looks like to lead your family with strength and control.John shares stories about his upbringing, the hard lessons he learned from his father, the meaning behind “work more hours,” how he tries to balance being strong and supportive with his own kids, and why every man needs something that keeps him grounded.If you are a father trying to lead better, stay disciplined, and become harder to break in a distracted world, this one is for you.Connect with John Mulligan:Instagram: @johnny.utahuntSubscribe to the 4 Fit Fatherhood PodcastShare this episode with another dad who needs it.Timestamps00:00 Why this conversation is bigger than hunting01:22 Meet John Mulligan aka Johnny Utah02:34 Growing up with a tough father and learning work ethic05:20 Law enforcement, entrepreneurship, and finding hunting later in life07:41 Why living away from chaos helps John stay grounded09:46 Rod and John on fathers who led through discipline12:18 John's father softening later in life14:11 The meaning of “work more hours”17:18 Raising respectful kids and balancing support with discipline20:27 Why fathers need balance, not extremes21:21 Becoming a parent without having it all figured out23:17 Sports, hunting, and teaching kids responsibility28:23 What hunting teaches about patience and preparation31:04 Words, actions, and the arrow you can't take back32:02 iPads, distraction, and being truly present with your kids34:29 Invisible work, making time, and fatherhood discipline36:23 Marriage, family roles, and staying connected as husband and wife38:25 The identity inside every role a man carries44:21 What Primal Divide really means49:22 Why John stepped away from TV hunting51:43 Returning to law enforcement and training with Pepperball56:30 Rod on virtual learning and real-world education1:02:30 Hunting, conservation, and misunderstood truth1:06:14 Why it is never too late to change direction1:08:59 Rapid fire questions1:13:27 The Johnny Utah nickname story1:15:32 Where to follow John1:18:04 Final takeaway: don't drift, lead#4FitFatherhood #Fatherhood #JohnMulligan #JohnnyUtah #Masculinity #WorkEthic #Discipline #PodcastForDads #IntentionalFatherhood #Brotherhood

BOXING: Stephen Molloy with John Mulligan after Kieran Molloy as crowned IBF European Welterweight Champion

BOXING: Kieran Molloy after being crowned IBF European Welterweight Champion with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan

BOXING: Kieran Molloy's trainer Charlie Beatts with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan ahead of the IBF European Welterweight Title Bout

BOXING: Kieran Molloy's manager Tom Stalker with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan ahead of the European Welterweight bout with Xavier Kohlen

Creggs' Kolo Kirapati spoke to Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan ahead of the Connacht Junior 1 A League Final against Dunmore on Sunday afternoon.

Ahead of the Connacht Junior 1A League Final between Creggs and Dunmore, Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan caught up with Dunmore's Jimmy Coen.

Friday night, the 20th of March, could be a historic one for Kieran Molloy.  The Killannin native and former Oughterard amateur will bid for the vacant IBF European Welterweight Title when he takes on Xavier Kohlen at the SSE Arena in Belfast.  Molloy is unbeaten as a professional and has been impressive in his career so far, but Friday week will be his toughest test to date.  The excitement has been building in Galway ahead of the fight, and while on a short trip home, Kieran dropped into the studio to speak to John Mulligan and George McDonagh. 

This Saturday, crews from all over the country and from the United States and Europe will be converging on Galway for the 2026 Head Of The River.  Over 1,200 competitors will take to the Corrib in one of the highlights of the rowing calendar.  The Tribesmen Head Of The River is a demanding 4km time trial that starts at the lake and finishes just before the Quincentennial Bridge, with this year also a significant year for the club, which will celebrate its 50th anniversary in style this St Patrick's weekend. A new perpetual trophy will be awarded this year to the fastest Women's Masters crew.  The prize is sponsored by the Tribesmen Masters women's panel — four of whom won gold medals at last year's World Championships in Banyoles, an extraordinary achievement given they only took up rowing within the past five years. Ahead of the event, Regatta Chairman Patrick Boyle joined John Mulligan in the studio. 

In this episode of the How to Hunt Turkey podcast, Dan Johnson chats with John Mulligan about his journey into turkey hunting, his experiences with archery, and the challenges he faced while completing a Grand Slam. They discuss the importance of preparation, the thrill of hunting in different states, and the unique story behind John's turkey call company, Bourbon Barrel Calls. The conversation highlights the passion for hunting, the significance of conservation, and the joy of sharing these experiences with others. Takeaways: John started hunting at 23 after moving to Northern Kentucky. He transitioned from whitetail to turkey hunting to keep active year-round. John completed a Grand Slam in a single season, a unique achievement. The Black Hills hunt was memorable due to its scenery and turkey behavior. John's turkey call company uses reclaimed bourbon barrels for sustainability. He emphasizes the importance of research in developing effective turkey calls. John's calls are handmade, ensuring quality and a personal touch. He plans to bring back grunt tubes made from bourbon barrels. The conversation reflects a deep passion for hunting and conservation. John's journey showcases the challenges and rewards of turkey hunting. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

During the second hour of Monday night's 'Over The Line', George McDonagh, John Mulligan and Sean Carley looked back on the sporting weekend. Jason Byrne was on the line reviewing Galway's comeback to salvage a point against Kerry, Mike Rafferty spoke about the Oscar Traynor Cup success for Galway, and William Davies reviewed Ireland's performance against Italy in the Six Nations.

Killannin native and former Oughterard amateur Kieran Molloy will return to Belfast for the biggest fight of his professional career on Friday, March 20th, when he takes on Xavier Kohlen for the vacant IBF European Welterweight Title.  Molloy, who is 13-0 as a professional, will fight as the co-main event alongside Michael Conlan's defence of the WBC International Featherweight Title at the SSE Arena.  A win here should propel Kieran straight into the world top 15. Following the announcement, Kieran spoke to John Mulligan and started by saying that he has been waiting a long time for this moment. 

Galwegians women are the only team in action this weekend in the All-Ireland League as they travel to Ennis on Saturday (14th February) in Round 14, looking to consolidate their fifth-place standing. The Galway side were 39-0 victors when they played in November, but the Clare club are only nine points behind them in the table. Leading up to the game, Galwegians head coach Jack Clarke has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan. == Kick-off at Ennis on Saturday is 12pm.

John Mulligan reports from The Showgrounds as Glenamaddy Community School qualified for the FAI All-Ireland Post Primary Schools Girls Junior B Final after a 5-2 victory over Pobalscoil Ghaoth Dobhair in their semi-final on Tuesday afternoon.

Manager of the Glenamaddy Community School Junior Girls Team, John Kennedy, spoke to Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan after a 5-2 victory over Pobailscoil Ghaoith Dobhair in the All-Ireland semi-final played at the Showgrounds in Sligo on Tuesday afternoon.

Today on Galway Talks with John Morley:  9am-10am  Michael Fitzmaurice on EU-Mercosur deal and more. Tonnta festival celebrates Irish language and bilingual galway with full 2026 programme. Opposition argues with minister over proposed 'rip-off rent' bill.  10am-11am Civil society coalition slams new International Protection Bill. Teddy bear hospital held in university of galway to allow children to get used to medical settings. Connacht Rugby prepare to unveil brand new stand at Dexcom stadium tomorrow as Leinster come to galway.  11am-12pm Galway Thoughts Panel with Helen Ogbu and Sheila Garrity. Weekend Sport Preview with John Mulligan.

The last Full Time Whistle of 2025 looked back at Connacht's loss to Ulster, Fiona Murtagh's homecoming to Maigh Cuilinn and everything else happening in sport.  Presented by John Mulligan and Sean Carley. The #fulltimewhistle is sponsored by GetSetGo Game Changing online car, home and travel insurance that's faster, better and easier!

RUGBY: Corinthians captain Mark Boyle with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan after their Connacht Senior Cup Final win over Galwegians

The Glynn Cup between Galwegians and Corinthians will take place for the first time in 11 years on Sunday. Galwegians President Jody Greene, Corinthians President Fergal Leonard, and Grandson of Johnny Glynn, David Glynn, were in studio to chat to John Mulligan about Sunday's showpiece event. Kickoff at Dexcom Stadium on Sunday is at 5:30 pm with live commentary on Galway Bay FM...

Kilkerrin-Clonberne manager Willie Ward joined George McDonagh and John Mulligan on Monday's 'Over the Line' to discuss their victory over St. Ergnat's, Moneyglass, which sealed their fifth All-Ireland Championship in a row on Saturday at Croke Park.

Professional Darts player, William O'Connor from Limerick, spoke to John Mulligan ahead of his 2026 World Darts Championship opener on Friday (19th December) against Krzysztof Kciuk of Poland.

John Mulligan and Sean Carley look back at a busy weekend of sport in Galway and involving Galway teams. 

LGFA: Coláiste Bhaile Chláir manager Sarah Conneally with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan after their Connacht PPS Senior A Final win over St. Attracta's Tubbercurry

LGFA: Coláiste Bhaile Chláir captain Alisha King with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan after their Connacht PPS Senior A Final win over St. Attracta's Tubbercurry

LGFA: Coláiste Bhaile Chláir 1-5 St. Attracta's Tubbercurry 0-7 (Connacht PPS Senior A Final report with Galway Bay FM's John Mulligan)

Kilkerrin-Clonberne's Katelyn Mee spoke to John Mulligan ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland Final against St. Ergnat's, Moneyglass.  She spoke about the special bond in the camp, about breaking into a star-studded team, and coming back from the heartbreak of the 2029 All-Ireland Final loss...

Kilkerrin-Clonberne's Chairperson Freddy Gannon spoke to John Mulligan ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland Final in Croke Park. He spoke about the semi-final victory over Comeragh Rangers and the preparations in the club ahead of the big day...

Michael Divilly, father of Kilkerrin-Clonberne stars Niamh, Siobhán and Olivia spoke to John Mulligan ahead of the All-Ireland Final.  He spoke about coming back from the final loss in 2019 and discussed where the drive in the club comes from...

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