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The UK Supreme Court has made a landmark ruling this morning, backing the biological definition of women in the UK's Equality Act.This means that the term “woman” in the legal aspect will not include transgender women - which might have a wider implication on policy decisions down the road.Joining Kieran to react to this ruling is Laoise de Brún BL, CEO and Founder of The Countess and Karen Sugrue, Co-Chair for Mammies for Trans Rights and Psychotherapist and Sociology Lecturer in TUS Limerick.
Opinion and views live from Castle Rushen High School, Castletown with Lizzy, Ben, Jacob, Sacha, Tom, Amelie, Laoise & Ruby . It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Tuesday 4th February 2025
Ag caint faoi Éigse na Brideoige - ag freastal ar ar feadh na blianta agus ag bheith ag múineadh ceol agus amhrán do na scoláirí.
Niall Boylan Chats with Election Candidates: Marcus Matthews, Ade Oluborode, Sadhbh O'Neill and Laoise de Brún.
Laoise Ní Dhúda, OPT Gaeilge Iorrais ag labhairt faoi bhféile imeachtaí a bheas acu ag an deireadh seachtaine.
Sisters Ciara, Saoirse and Laoise Murphy joined Jerry this morning after winning this year's BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition last Friday. 17-year-old Ciara , Saoirse 15 and 12-year-old Laoise, students at Presentation Secondary School in Tralee, won for their project called 'Aid Care Treat', a medical assistance app designed to support emergency healthcare response.
Ciara, Saoirse and Laoise Murphy were nominated by their teacher in Presentation Secondary School, Tralee, Helena Madigan, for their innovative medical emergency app – ACT.
Labhair Príomh Oide Scoil Mhichíl Naofa i mBaile an Sceilg Laoise Nic Aogáin linn ar an gclár.
Is cosúil go bhfuil Laoise ar Ros na Rún i bponc faoi lathair agus Mícheál ag dul faoi scian.. an scaoilfear leis an rún aici? An dtiocfaidh Mícheál tríd? Chuireas na ceisteanna deacra ar Sheosaimhín Uí Shúilleabháin.
RUGBY: Connacht backs Laoise McGonagle and Éabha Nic Dhonnacha with Galway Bay FM's William Davies before their interprovincial against Munster at Dexcom Stadium
jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2xq98oq7 Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Five prisoners still in hospital in Portlaoise. Cúigear príosúnach fós san ospidéal i bPort Laoise. Prison officers in the country's prisons are more alert than usual since at least eleven prisoners fell very ill in Portlaoise Prison yesterday afternoon after taking an overdose of some drug. Tá oifigigh phríosúin i bpríosúin na tíre airdealleach thar mar is gnách ó buaileadh an-tinn aon phríosúnach déag ar a laghad i bPríosún Phort Laoise tráthnóna inné tar éis dóibh ródháileog de dhruga éigin a thógáil. As soon as the attention of prison officials was drawn to the emergency, ten prisoners were taken to the local hospital on bail. A luaithe a tarraingíodh aird na n-oifigeach príosúin ar an éigeandáil, tugadh deichniúr príosúnach chun an ospidéil áitiúil faoi théirim. Afterwards, however, more prisoners fell ill and at least one of them was also taken to hospital. Ina dhiaidh sin, áfach, buaileadh tinn tuilleadh príosúnach agus tugadh duine acu ar a laghad chun an ospidéil chomh maith. Three of the eleven are said to be seriously ill and in intensive care. Deirtear go bhfuil triúr den aon duine dhéag an-dona tinn agus faoi dhianchúram. Six recovered and have since been returned to prison. Tháinig biseach ar sheisear agus tá siad tugtha ar ais chun an phríosúin ó shin. The other two are said to be in a stable condition in hospital. Deirtear go bhfuil bail sheasmhach san ospidéal ar an mbeirt eile. Three weeks ago, the Irish Prison Service warned prisoners about the drug nits and the dangers associated with it. Trí seachtaine ó shin, thug Seirbhís Phríosúin na hÉireann foláireamh do phríosúnaigh faoin druga níotáisín agus faoin gcontúirt a bhaineann leis. Nitasine is an opiate drug that slows the heart rate and breathing rate. Druga ópóideach is ea níotáisín a mhoillíonn an ráta croí agus an ráta análaithe. The Prison Service says they are working in conjunction with the Health Service Executive and have obtained an extra supply of the medication naloxone in case it is needed. Deir an tSeirbhís Phríosúin go bhfuil siad ag obair i gcomhar le Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte agus go bhfuil soláthar breise den chógas leighis nalocsón faighte acu ar fhaitíos go mbeadh sé ag teastáil. Naloxone can instantly reverse the damage caused by nitrite and other drugs and save people from death. Is féidir le nalocsón an díobháil a dhéanann níotáisín agus drugaí eile a chealú ar an bpointe agus daoine a thógáil ón mbás. The Irish Trust for the Reform of the Criminal System is a prisoners' rights organization and they believe that the overcrowding of people in the country's prisons is contributing to the drug problem in them. Eagraíocht cearta príosúnach is ea Iontaobhas na hÉireann um Athchóiriú an Chórais Choiriúil agus dar leo go bhfuil an plódú daoine i bpríosúin na tíre ag cur le fadhb na ndrugaí iontu. Speaking on RTÉ today, the executive director of the organization Saoirse Brady said that there were 5,017 people in various prisons in the State yesterday and that is 12% more than the number of people that have room for them. Ag labhairt di ar RTÉ inniu, dúirt stiúrthóir feidhmiúcháin na heagraíochta Saoirse Brady go raibh 5,017 duine i bpríosúin éagsúla sa Stát inné agus gurb in 12 faoin gcéad níos mó ná an líon daoine a bhfuil áit iontu dóibh. Saoirse Brady also pointed out that many of the people who are put in prison are drug addicts but they often do not get the support they need while in detention. Thug Saoirse Brady le fios freisin gur andúiligh drugaí go leor de na daoine a chuirtear i bpríosúin ach gur minic nach bhfaigheann siad an tacaíocht atá de dhíth orthu agus iad faoi choinneáil. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ
During this weeks episode of greener fields Hannah chats with Laoise Nugent from Co.Kildare. During this conversation Laoise speaks about her experience of growing up in Kildare, discovering a passion for entrepreneurship, moving to Italy, life in Dubai today, what she has learned over the last few years and so much more. While Laoise currently lives in Dubai she spent time living in Italy too and during this conversation she shares stories about both, highlighting the highs and lows of these quit contrasting places. As a social media manager Laoise also speaks about setting up her own business, the importance of networking and the value of practicing gratitude throughout each age and stage of life. This is a special conversation about another take on the conversation of whether to stay or go, but also about what Laoise reality has been like on the other side. To hear more about Laoise experience of living in Dubai, building up her own business, the important role of family, the value of practicing gratitude and what home means to her today, check out this episode of greener fields. Instagram: @laoise_nugent_ @hannahnash01 @greenerfieldss
In this episode of Reel Stories, we checked in with Laoise Toye. Laoise works in television and media and is the host of her own podcast 'Laoise Online'. In this episode we discuss: Laoise's journey into television, from working with a Belfast production company called Stellify to where she is now, her love of theatre and musical theatre and how watching Eurovision for the first time as a child inspired her to want to work in the glamorous world of entertainment. For industry issues, we discuss work-life balance, accentism she's faced as an Irish woman living in London, her passion about the Irish language and wanting to keep it visible on television screens. For Laoise's mental health, Laoise had experience of bullying growing up and we briefly discuss this and the impact it had on her then, and as an adult. We also discuss her diagnosis of Endometriosis, which she has lived with as a 14/15-year-old. We talk about the crippling chronic pain it has caused her, which at times has caused exhaustion, fainting and even hospitalisation on a couple of occasions. We also discuss how it impacts her relationships, career and future fertility concerns. As always, #itsokaytovent You can follow Laoise on social media below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laoisetoye/ You can subscribe and listen to 'Laoise Online' here: https://open.spotify.com/show/3W1n4HrqXgrLTncizaqKAM Support Us: Patreon: www.patreon.com/venthelpuk GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/f/help-vent-supp…ir-mental-health Merchandise: www.redbubble.com/people/VentUK/shop Music: @ekkah - Backseat Driver: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFhgxYuoP8U
Laoise Casey's career story is a testament to the power of following one's gut and being persistent. Starting as an HR manager, she was spurred by her father's illness to reconsider her life's direction. After a year of reflection and budgeting, she enrolled at the Leiths School of Food and Wine in London to formalise her passion for cooking. Despite initial fears and uncertainty, she found immense joy and fulfilment in the culinary world.Laoise's journey wasn't easy. She faced difficulties getting journalists to take her seriously, but her determination paid off when she landed a weekly recipe column with the Evening Standard. Her transition involved working part-time in gastropubs and honing her skills under influential chefs like Robin Gill. Laoise's love for the restaurant environment and rapid adaptation to its high-pressure demands are genuinely inspiring.Laoise's story is a powerful example of this principle in action, emphasising the importance of not overthinking and just seeking new opportunities. We also discuss the crisis of talent in the food industry and the importance of recognising and utilising transferable skills from non-food backgrounds. Laoise's work with Plate Up, a recipe food app, speaks to her passion for making food accessible and enjoyable for everyone.Throughout the episode, we offer practical advice for those looking to make a career change, stressing the value of listening, learning, and seeking help from others. We encourage you to embrace your passions and not shy away from the hard work that comes with any significant transition.Timestamps00:01: Introduction05:15: Laoise recounts her early career in HR and the personal crisis that changed her path12:45: Pursuing formal culinary training at Leiths School of Food and Wine18:20: Working part-time in restaurants and adapting to the kitchen environment23:00: Securing a column at the Evening Standard and the importance of persistence35:10: Discussing the crisis of talent in the food industry and recognising transferable skills40:00: Practical advice for making a career changeLinks and Resources:Website Link: https://ohforfoodssake.co.uk/FB Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ohforfoodsakeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oh-for-food-s-sake/You can follow us here on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oh_forfoodssake/For industry consulting from Lucy, connect with her on Instagram or LinkedIn.Find her on Instagram or LinkedIn for further support with industry coaching and facilitation from Amy.See you next time!
Laoise O'Brien came into Marty for a recorder lesson this morning - Hear more on The Lyric Feature this Sunday at 6pm.
Labhraíonn Maire Nic An Bhaird & Laoise Ní Chléirigh le Seán faoin togra BioBeo agus an méid iontach a dhéanann siad le cúrsaí eolaíochta a chur chun cinn san oideachas.
Fuair Saoirse agus Laoise an chéad áit san agallamh beirte "Ceadúnas Teilifís".
2 of Ireland's incredible Jazz voices, Laoise Leahy and Karen Underwood, joined Elmarie Mawe live in studio to chat about the upcoming Jazz Festival in Cork for the October Bank Holiday Weekend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ceol beo agus amhrán ó chláirseoirí
Labhraíonn Seosaimhín Ní Shúilleabháin le Seán faoina saothar aisteoireachta ar stáitse agus ar an teilifís, na scéalta móra le Laoise ar Ros na Rún, a saothar sna meáin agus go leor eile.
Richie is joined by Laoise de Brún and Matt Le Tissier.Laoise de Brún is a barrister at law and the founding member of the Irish campaign group The Countess. The Countess is a group of men and women whose mission is to promote and protect the best interests of the women and children of Ireland. On today's show, Laoise discusses the draconian hate speech legislation making its way through the Irish Senate, how it will criminalise those with gender critical views and impede the rights of biological women to keep men out of spaces reserved exclusively for women. https://thecountess.ie/https://twitter.com/TheCountessIEhttps://www.youtube.com/@TheCountessConversationsMatt Le Tissier is a Premier League legend. In a glittering seventeen-year career, Matt did it all. He represented his country and became the first midfielder to score 100 goals in the Premier League. He was also a much loved panellist on SKY's Soccer Saturday until 2020 when he left the show after speaking his mind on Covid lockdowns. Matt also took issue with the panellists being required to wear Black Lives Matters pins. In a wide-ranging conversation Matt tells Richie how he feels about the past three years, why he spoke up about vaccine injuries, how it has impacted on him and his family and why he believes that in the end, good will triumph over evil. Don't miss this show.
This episode features the excellent Laoise Sheehan. Laoise is a Social Media Expert running her own business at Perception Social Media. Laoise has found her niche in festivals and events on social media. Her day-to-day work is usually around the difficult task of selling out events. She gives an overview of her process in growing an account from 0. How she builds audiences and if she uses third-party platforms to assist with her work. She talks about Lead Enforce and how targeting similar events or target audiences is a good way to build momentum. We talk about Meta Ads and TikTok Ads the differences and how Laoise is adapting to TikTok ads. This a good episode for anyone looking to understand event marketing via social media.
Composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Laoise Fitzgerland joins Marty in Studio 8 to perform three tracks from her debut album 'How To Swallow Spiders'.
The conversation around the environment, climate change, and global warming is one that extends itself to our clothing choices. Fast-fashion garments are often made from synthetic materials like polyester and nylon derived from fossil fuels, which are not biodegradable and can release harmful chemicals into the environment when manufactured, leading to a massive increase in textile waste. This impact is being combatted by the rise of slow fashion designers and more sustainable fashion choices. Tipp FM's Jody Coffey recently spoke with Laoise Carey, a Nenagh-based slow fashion designer. Laoise's garments are not only a friend to the environment in her process but also inspired by the environment in her designs, often taking inspiration from landscapes across Tipperary.
Is the tide of public opinion turning on the transgender agenda? John and Sarah are joined by women's rights campaigner Laoise DeBrun to discuss the Hate Speech Bill, Ryan Tubridy, Lost Submarines, and Laoise's drafting of a new bill to keep men out of women's prisons.
Is the tide of public opinion turning on the transgender agenda? John and Sarah are joined by women's rights campaigner Laoise DeBrun to discuss the Hate Speech Bill, Ryan Tubridy, Lost Submarines, and Laoise's drafting of a new bill to keep men out of women's prisons.
Laoise returned to her accomodation and everything she owned was gone. Niall has seen an upturn in anti-social behaviour in Navan. Calan's car was clamped while in A&E. Tony believes there should be more Bloomsday events outside Dublin. Declan was charged by three herds of elephants in Zambia.
Páid ó Chumann Camógaíochta Chois Fharraige agus beirt d'mreoírí óga an chumainn a bhí ag imirt i bPairc an Chrócaigh inné.
Beidh Club Uisce ag tosnú ansin go luath.
It sounds like a TV show - you're about to give birth, there's no time to go to the hospital and the only option is to call the emergency services for help and have the baby at home. That's exactly what happened to Emma Tyrrell, newsreader on 98fm, who with the help of Dublin Fire Brigade, safely delivered her bundle of joy Laoise at home on Sunday morning…
It sounds like a TV show - you're about to give birth, there's no time to go to the hospital and the only option is to call the emergency services for help and have the baby at home. That's exactly what happened to Emma Tyrrell, newsreader on 98fm, who with the help of Dublin Fire Brigade, safely delivered her bundle of joy Laoise at home on Sunday morning…
When Noreen from Galway got in touch with Dermot and Dave, she'd had a pretty dramatic weekend. After bringing 12 year old Ruairc and sister Laoise to Dublin for the day to see the Toy Show Musical, they found out moments in advance that the show had been cancelled. To make up for the upset, they went to the Lego Store where they got some goodies. Which then ended up being left at the side of the car in the Heuston Station carpark, and then, poor Ruairc ended up in hospital! A fairly glum Noreen joined Dermot and Dave to ask for help, and needless to say...there might be a Christmas miracle!
Beo ón gComórtas Treabhdóireachta i Ráth an Uisce i Co. Laoise. Plé faoi chúrsaí Talmhaíochta & Aeráide le painéal cainteoirí.
On this episode we are joined by 3 of our 6 Professional Work Placement Students.These students got to be engrained within Grassland Agro and got to be involved in all aspects of the business, from farm visits and advice, internal training, factory tours and projects.the three students who join us are Laoise Cullen from Wicklow. Laoise is in DKIT doing Sustainble Agriculture and will start her masters in September.We also have Sean Keane from Mayo. Sean is doing Animal and Crop Production in UCD. And the third participant on this episode is Ciara Collins from Tipperary. Ciara is doing Environmental Science and Agriculture in TUS Thurles.
Cé go bhfuil ana fháilte roimh leanaí na hÚcráine go Scoil Mhichíl Naofa i mBaile an Sceilig, tá dúshláin ag baint leis ó thaobh na Gaeilge.
Great to meet up with my cuz Cora Ryan this morning. Cora just arrived back from Australia with her new baby, Laoise. Little Laoise had her very first birthday this week. Cora recalls growing up on Main Street, all the families about the place, Fahy's, Magee's, Wade's, Dervan's. Rollerskating on the Main St! Drifting off to sleep with the music from Keary's and all the other Main St pubs filling the night air. Right in the middle of it. The popular haunts about the town, The Temperance Hall, the Lake, Cinema, the arcade at the back of the Casket, the tennis club. Summers that ran for ever. Leaving for Australia in 2007 and making a life on the other side of world. Welcome home Cora.
Beidh muintir na h-Éireann a siúl le Charlie Bird amáireach mar chuid d'fheachtas bailithe airgid do Chumann Néarón Luadrach na hÉireann agus Pieta House.
Gradam an Chathaoirligh de Chomhairle Contae Mhaigh Eo buaite ag Gaeilge Iorrais do Chaomhnú agus cur chun cinn na Gaeilge i gceantar Gaeltachta.
Cloisfidh muid beagán faoi cén chaoi a bhfuil ag éirí le Donnellys na laethanta seo.? Tá siad faoi bhainistíocht nua le cúpla seachtain anuas agus bhuail Treasa Bhreathnach soir chomh fada leo an tseachtain seo caite agus iad i mbun oíche thraenála don fhoireann.
TW: Suicidal ideation. Our host, Laoise, describes how on her darkest day a small act of kindness turned everything around. This is why kindness is one of her pillars of spiritual living. If you've any questions or feedback on the show email me at: spiritualseedspodcast@gmail.com Find me on Instagram: Spiritual Teacher (@laoise.o.connor) • Instagram photos and videos Support the show: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ES332HV8GYDT6 Check out my blog https://laoiseoconnor.blogspot.com/ Keep up to date by subscribing to my newsletter http://eepurl.com/hJaLm9 All my links @laoiseoconnor | Linktree Music: Mirror by KV
Tá Cumann na Croise Deirge i nGaillimh ag cuartú daoine le dul ag obair leo ar bhonn deonach. Tá Laoise ag obair mar cheannaire leo agus is é Pat Chathaoirleach an Chumainn.
In this week's episode I interview Laoise O Connor. Laoise is an author, a psychic and spiritual mentor, and is an experienced past life healer. In this episode Laoise explains what are past lives, how to heal past life trauma, and explains why past life healing is such a powerful practice in this life. We also discuss Laoise's upcoming channeled book, her spiritual awakening experience, and Laoise shares an extraordinary example of healing a past life trauma. To Connect with Laoise: Laoise's Instagram Laoise's Services To Connect with Brittany: Instagram Join my email community and access a library of FREE meditations, channeled readings, and more!
Feminist Question Time with speakers from USA, Germany, Uganda, Peru & Ireland Women's Human Rights Campaign (WHRC) Feminist Question Time. Our weekly online webinars are attended by a global feminist and activist audience of between 300-400. The main focus is how gender ideology is harming the rights of women and girls. You can see recordings of previous panels on our YouTube Channel. This week's speakers: Ann Menasche, attorney, California Green & FIST activist, USA Frances Smootz, lesbian, radfem & student of Sports Science, Germany Annet Birungi, Team Lead, Imarisha Dada (Transform a sister), Uganda Mila Castillo, Frente Feminista Radical, Peru speaking in Spanish, with English text captions written by Lara Salvatierra, and live Spanish to English simultaneous interpretation by Batya Weinbaum Laoise Uí Aodha de Brún, Ireland, is the leader of The Countess in Ireland. The Countess is a political campaign and human rights group that advocates and centres women and children. Laoise founded The Countess to tackle self ID and gender ideology on the ground in Ireland. The Countess is a group of progressive women from all walks of life including doctors, lawyers, stay at home mothers and students. We are volunteer-led, self-funded and not affiliated with any political party or religion. In the ten months since launch, it has been instrumental in shifting the discourse in Ireland through successful campaigning and consciousness raising including the first ever poll into the attitudes of the irish public into access to separate spaces and self-ID. More information: www.womensdeclaration.com
Singer-songwriter and Irish pop sensation, Laoise, joined me for a fabulous chat on this week's episode of Finnterviews!We caught up with Laoise living her best life out on an island the off the West coast Ireland, her fascinating journey growing up playing Irish trad with legends like Sharon Shannon to moving to Dublin and discovering her signature pop sound, part-time job trauma, TikTok hilarity and finding moments of awe making music with the Irish Women in Harmony.Follow Laoise:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/laoisemusic/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/laoisemusic?lang=enYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHED5AUlEkNYFoShveroybAFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/laoisemusicTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@laoisemusic?lang=enFFM - https://ffm.bio/laoiseFollow Finnterviews:Instagram - https://tinyurl.com/yat3odr6Twitter - https://tinyurl.com/yx99bz5sFacebook - https://tinyurl.com/yyz8betnYouTube -https://tinyurl.com/26prhdu6TikTok - https://tinyurl.com/e4aauezn
This is the second episode of Housing Shock - the regular side-series of Reboot Republic that discusses the big housing issues. This week Rory discusses the latest housing in the media with Laoise Neylon, reporter with the Dublin Inquirer. They discuss housing affordability, mortgage debt and the shared equity scheme, the lobbying by investor funds for a leasing scheme in affordable housing, asking who gains from this, and the unsustainability of the current build to rent investor lead housing market. Laoise talks about her investigation of the impact of the privatisation of homeless accommodation provision, the lack of oversight and standards, how the state is failing in its duty to vulnerable homeless people in this outsourcing of social care. They also discuss rising rents and how HAP recipients are being pushed deeper into poverty because they have to pay top ups to landlords, yet are taken off housing waiting lists. HAP is not social housing and is resulting in child poverty. Thank you for listening, and please recommend us. We need your help as well. Visit patreon.com/tortoiseshack
This is the second episode of Housing Shock - the regular side-series of Reboot Republic that discusses the big housing issues. This week Rory discusses the latest housing in the media with Laoise Neylon, reporter with the Dublin Inquirer. They discuss housing affordability, mortgage debt and the shared equity scheme, the lobbying by investor funds for a leasing scheme in affordable housing, asking who gains from this, and the unsustainability of the current build to rent investor lead housing market. Laoise talks about her investigation of the impact of the privatisation of homeless accommodation provision, the lack of oversight and standards, how the state is failing in its duty to vulnerable homeless people in this outsourcing of social care. They also discuss rising rents and how HAP recipients are being pushed deeper into poverty because they have to pay top ups to landlords, yet are taken off housing waiting lists. HAP is not social housing and is resulting in child poverty. Thank you for listening, and please recommend us. We need your help as well. Visit patreon.com/tortoiseshack
Laoise was on to play Poker-Face and she probably has one of the coolest side jobs ever! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As one of Ireland's most exciting musicians, Laoise has built her platform on honesty, transparency and pure pop. With over 5 million streams to her name, she has just released the Healthy EP, where she's as vulnerable as ever. We talked about how life and her music has shifted over the last year, along with delving into the musical stories and gushing over some of our favourite artists! - Follow Laoise: Stream the Healthy EP here Social Media: @laoisemusic Follow Léim Thart: Website: leimthart.ie Social Media: @leimthart
In this Reboot Republic Podcast Rory is Joined by Anthony Flynn, Dublin City Councillor and CEO of Inner City Helping Homeless, and by Laoise Neylon, reporter with the Dublin Inquirer. They discuss the provision of homeless services in Dublin, the positive response and provision of beds through the winter initiative, but also the on-going plight of people sleeping rough on our streets. Anthony outlines the huge difficulties in living in emergency accommodation for families during COVID and lockdown. The recent rise in deaths among those in homeless services is analysed, and Laoise highlights the lack of mental health supports. We also discuss the limitations in the way Housing First is being rolled out in Ireland and the growing pressure for public land to be used for public housing in Oscar Traynor, and the coming battle with the proposals for the Land Development Agency and privatizing public land. Reboot Republic needs help. If you get something from these podcasts, then why not give something back. Head to patreon.com/tortoiseshack
Moya Brennan & Laoise on Ceiliúradh na mBan, writer Sue Rainsford, Philly McMahon on clubbing as culture and Brian Boyd & Nadine O'Regan review albums.
Singer Songwriter Laoise chats to Louise about her brand new single "Gravy" which she tells us is all about "loving someone as much as she loves food". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Comhrá agus Ceol Beo le Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Gerry O’Beirn, Niamh Varian Barry agus iníonacha Mhuireann, Sadhbh agus Laoise.
ag comhrá faoin singil úr Healthy agus a cuid ceoil
This weekend we were set to hear a fabulous Studio 8 session by Laoise. New COVID regulations have meant we rain checked the recording, but Laoise is still joining us to talk about her new single "Healthy". Laoise also spoke about writing and what we can expect in the near future!
On this week's Totally Irish John chatted to Belfast musician Lucy Gaffney about her music and two singles from this year. This week's playlist featured new music from JyellowL, Laoise, Biig Piig and Seamus Fogarty. 9-10pm JyellowL Tunnel Vision Laoise Healthy Lucy Gaffney Can’t Escape Lucy Gaffney Send Me Away Fontaines DC A Lucid Dream (A Night At Montrose) Malaki Someone Like You 2 Roy Duffy Motor Sport Vyvienne Long A Glass Of Laughter Andand Indelible Velloura EFÉ Seven 10-11pm James Vincent McMorrow I Should Go (Krystal Klear remix) ScareDaCat MaGik Eve Belle Bluff For Those I Love Top Scheme Nick Coolroy Palmed Biig Piig Liahr The Gauze Sleeper Seamus Fogarty Jimmy Stewart Prester John Meatbelt Bitch Falcon Test Trip Kyoto Love Hotel You Unfold Moggy Public Transport Nobody’s Heroes Mandy’s Candy Nealo Heart Food For Hard Times Totally Irish with John Barker Sundays from 9 - 11pm
Prof Laoise McNamara is my guest this week. She chats to me about her biomedical engineering research group in NUIG and her ongoing research in the field of mechanobiology . She also talks about her work on bone remodeling in the context of Osteoporosis and cancer metastasis.We also chat about the importance of effective science communication and encouraging equal gender balances in engineering and STEM. Follow Laoise: LaoiseMcnamaraFollow me: MeganHanlon4This season is kindly sponsored by Bio-Sciences Ltd
In this homelessness, eviction housing solutions special Reboot Republic we talk to Anthony Flynn, Dublin City Councillor & CEO of Inner City Helping Homeless and Laoise Neylon, journalist and reporter with the Dublin Inquirer. We discuss the current homelessness situation in Dublin, how COVID has impacted, the problems with the way homelessness is being officially measured, the use of tourist accommodation, how the ending of the eviction ban is resulting in increased evictions and an inevitable rise in homelessness. We also discuss the delivery of new social and affordable housing, updating on the O Devaney Gardens housing plan, Bartras gains & the city council loss, the cost rental and affordable rental aspects - and shockingly how public cost rental housing is being developed under build to rent planning - not living size homes. Rory points to the hope of new social housing projects but Anthony & Laoise are a little more sceptical. This is a terrific podcast. Join us: patreon.com/tortoiseshack
In this homelessness, eviction housing solutions special Reboot Republic we talk to Anthony Flynn, Dublin City Councillor & CEO of Inner City Helping Homeless and Laoise Neylon, journalist and reporter with the Dublin Inquirer. We discuss the current homelessness situation in Dublin, how COVID has impacted, the problems with the way homelessness is being officially measured, the use of tourist accommodation, how the ending of the eviction ban is resulting in increased evictions and an inevitable rise in homelessness. We also discuss the delivery of new social and affordable housing, updating on the O Devaney Gardens housing plan, Bartras gains & the city council loss, the cost rental and affordable rental aspects - and shockingly how public cost rental housing is being developed under build to rent planning - not living size homes. Rory points to the hope of new social housing projects but Anthony & Laoise are a little more sceptical. This is a terrific podcast. Join us: patreon.com/tortoiseshack
"My country has just gained its independence. I have given up mine"Ireland, 1919. In the wake of the republican Rising, 19-year-old Laoise longs for a child she no longer recognises, a land she can no longer touch, and a lover who was never supposed to be hers. Part five of BEGOTTEN by Minola Theatre.Written and performed by Bianca Butler ReynoldsDirected by Kat DekkerPost-production sound design by Siobhan FinnissPodcast hosted by That’s Not Canon ProductionsFind Minola Theatre online at minolatheatre.com.auFacebook @MinolaTheatreInstagram @minolatheatre See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Tá lucht iarrtha tearman ata lonnaithe le cúpla mí anuas i gCathairsaidhbhín le bogadh as an áit sna laethanta agus na seachtainí seo romhain.á
CW: Alcohol UseIssue 100 SpecialPlaying Crossing the Seven Starshttps://literalsoup.itch.io/crossing-the-seven-starsThis issue is GM’ed by Ellliot Peterson.She can be found at @elliotylen on Twitter.Laoise aka An Lincse was played by Ellliot Peterson.Caoimhe aka Madra Rua was played by Alice Kyra, who can be found on Twitter @magicalgirlkyraThe music in this issue is Midnight Tale by Kevin MacLeod.(https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
This issue is GM’ed by Ellliot Peterson.She can be found at @elliotylen on Twitter.Laoise aka An Lincse was played by Ellliot Peterson.Caoimhe aka Madra Rua was played by Alice Kyra, who can be found on Twitter @magicalgirlkyraThe music in this issue is Midnight Tale by Kevin MacLeod.(https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
"My temper's too short and I break down like its a hobby, and the thought of being that responsible for any other living thing, that much of the time, just turned me to... I don't know. Flame."Australia, 2019. Alice reflects on school bus bullying, a life-altering decision, and the one person who just might change everything. Part one of Minola Theatre's BEGOTTEN.A sceptic. A paranoiac. A criminal. A migrant. A hostage.Minola Theatre presents BEGOTTEN, a five-part audio drama by award-winning playwright Bianca Butler Reynolds. Join us each week as we meet five generations of women: Alice, Eileen, Clea, Hazel and Laoise. Hear a century of their stories, encompassing grief, war, sanity, loss and revenge. Listen as they grapple with powerful questions about heredity, and what is passed down family lines. Are we doomed to make the same mistakes our parents did? Can we heal a wound that is generations old? How much do the secrets of the past haunt us in the present?Written and performed by Bianca Butler ReynoldsDirected by Kat DekkerPost-production sound design by Siobhan FinnissPodcast hosted by That’s Not Canon ProductionsFind Minola Theatre online at minolatheatre.com.auFacebook @MinolaTheatreInstagram @minolatheatre See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A sceptic. A paranoiac. A criminal. A migrant. A hostage.Minola Theatre presents BEGOTTEN, a five-part audio drama by award-winning playwright Bianca Butler Reynolds. Join us each week as we meet five generations of women: Alice, Eileen, Clea, Hazel and Laoise. Hear a century of their stories, encompassing grief, war, sanity, loss and revenge. Listen as they grapple with powerful questions about heredity, and what is passed down family lines. Are we doomed to make the same mistakes our parents did? Can we heal a wound that is generations old? How much do the secrets of the past haunt us in the present?A preview episode of BEGOTTEN, a new audio fiction brought to you by Minola Theatre.This episode of BEGOTTEN featured the following songs and sounds.Spring Heartbeat by His Rawest Majesty is purchased and licensed under a Music Standard LicenseSource: https://audiojungle.net/item/spring-heartbeat/25888573Laughing Kid AgainCambridge Pub Beer GardenWritten and performed by Bianca Butler ReynoldsDirected by Kat DekkerPost-production sound design by Siobhan FinnissPodcast hosted by That’s Not Canon ProductionsFind Minola Theatre online at minolatheatre.com.auFacebook @MinolaTheatreInstagram @minolatheatre See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Senior manager with PwC People & Organisation Laoise Mullane chatted to Louise about what we can expect when we head back to the new normal in work. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Tá leithscéal gafa ag an Aire Dlí is Cirt le muintir Chathairsaidhbhín agus muintir Chiarraí as ucht an tslí ina gcuathars i mbun lucht iarrtha tearmainn a thabhairt go Cathairsaidhbhín.
Each week we go around East Clare to find out what's happening. A slightly different episode this week due to the Covid 19 situations as host Jim Collins is joined by Caoilfhionn and Laoise, presenters of the Young Wave on SBCR and how they have adapted to the current restrictions. Around the Parishes is sponsored by Tom Collins engineering Scariff
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Jennifer and Mallory talk all about Irish names, including the history and traditions of Irish naming, Irish name pronunciation, Irish surnames, the top baby names in Ireland, and choose our favorite traditional Irish names. Names mentioned in this episode: Conchobhar (Connor), Medb (Maeve), Fiadh (Fia), Aoife (EEfya), Caoimhe (KEEva), Tadgh (Tayg), Oisín (o-SHEEN), Fionn, Cillian, Rían. Celtic names in the 2019 Irish charts Boys: Callum, Donnacha, Cathal, Ruairí, Odhrán, Cormac, Eoghan, Cillian, Tiernan, Lorcan, Kían, Dáire, Dáithí, Diarmuid, Ruadhán, Aodhán, Cuan, Séimí, Fionán, and Séadna. Girls: Éabha, Sadhbh/Saibh, Róisín, Clodagh, Aoibhín, Bonnie, Ailbhe, Aoibheann, Méabh, Laoise, Aoibhe, Síofra, Síun, Caragh, Éala, Róise, Bláithín, Cadhla, Gráinne, Éadaoin, Bláthnaid, Clíodhna, Sinéad, Bronagh, Síomha, Saorlaith, Meadhbh, Ceoladh, Eibhlín, Órlaith, and Réiltín. Have a naming question for Jennifer and Mallory? Email us! podcast@babynames.com Or join us in our Facebook Group: The Baby Names Podcast "Sky Boat Song" and "O Danny Boy" played by Jennifer Moss ________________ Sources used for this episode: https://www.rareirishstuff.com/ https://www.History.com https://www.cso.ie/en/interactivezone/visualisationtools/babynamesofireland/ https://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cregan/patterns.htm https://irelandxo.com/ https://www.johngrenham.com https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/ https://www.Loc.gov https://www.teanglann.ie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This episode of the Young Wave podcast hosted by Laoise and Caoilfhionn at Scariff Bay Radio was broadcast On Scariff bay Community radio on the 15th of December 2019. Hosted by Laoise and Caoilfhionn, this week Cait and Ronan from Bodyke national School took part in an interview sharing all about the school, and its participation in fun academic and extra curricular activities
In this episode, we talked remotely with our longtime friends in Ireland, Laoise & Seán Behan about Irish culture, rising Irish pop artists, their EP "Halfway" (including our remix of their song "YOU"), and their recently released EP "Mad" featuring the single "Again".
Sheelagh Dempsey has details of festivals and concerts including a Music Network tour from Tara Breen, Laoise Kelly, Josephine Marsh and Nell Ni Chroinin. Plus ‘Nine Weeks’ at the Dublin Fringe Festival with music by Amanda Feery, and new music at Sounds From A Safe Harbour performed by Katia and Marielle Labeque, Bryce Dessner and David Chalmin.
In this Reboot Republic podcast, we talk to Murray Cox of 'Inside Airbnb', who provides the data on the impact of Airbnb on housing in cities across the world. Also in the studio, Sasha Brown who, along with Murray and the Irish Housing Network, produced a recent Report on the impacts of Airbnb in Ireland. Journalist Laoise Neylon informs us about the new legislation and how it will be ineffective in tackling Airbnb and other short term lets. They outline how Airbnb is disrupting housing and communities leading to a reduction in rental home availability, not just in Dublin, but in towns across the country, resulting in homelessness. Laoise describes Airbnb as being like a fast food chain portraying itself as an organic wholesome food restaurant. Airbnb and other short term lets are actually having a major negative impact on housing in cities. They also explain that it is the platforms that need to be regulated and controlled, fined and even banned, if cities are to get a handle on regulating short term lets. tackling Airbnb and other short term lets. The Tortoise Shack is entirely reliant on patrons to fund the production and distribution of podcasts. Patrons keep us producing what you want, when you want it. Please become a patron, for as little as the cost of a cup of coffee, at www.patreon.com/tortoiseshack
On this week's Totally Irish we featured new releases from the likes of Biig Piig, Laoise, Tandem Felix, Xo Mo, Shrug Life and loads more! Totally Irish with John Barker Sundays from 9pm
Nothing like a good old-fashioned earth-moving shock to light up a summer weekend. Laois are through to the All-Ireland quarter-final after yesterday's seismic win over Dublin and even the most heart-broken Dubs must have a little room in their hearts for it all. Today's Added Time kicks off in celebration of Eddie Brennan's charges before hurtling headlong into an extended preview of the football Super-8s, Seán Moran and Eamon Donoghue are in studio to run the rule over the eight remaining counties in the football championship. Meanwhile, the Irish Open was a resounding success in Lahinch last week, with Spaniard John Rahm taking it for the second time in three years. Philip Reid was our man on the ground and he joins us to break it down and also to look ahead to next weekl's British Open in Portrush. All in your Monday morning Added Time, with Malachy Clerkin and Eamon Donoghue. Laoise 0.10 Super 8s 6.30 Irish Open 34.30
We're 1 year old! A year of bringing you the best blues & soul music we can find. This time: Franc Moody, Joy Crookes, Le Flex, Ella Mai, Ady Suleiman, Ben Esser, Cosmo's Midnight, Emily Litta, Jarami, Mabel, H.E.R., Digital Farm Animals, Grace Jones, LAOISE, Sam Wills, Mahalia. Thanks for listening! If you like us, tell your friends.
Hosts Caoilfhionn and Laoise talk to pupils from Tuamgraney National school about what's going on in their school.
The best blues & soul music we can find. This week: Ella Mai, Mahalia, Cookin on 3 Burners, Mabel, LAOISE, Callum Beattie, Sophie Faith, Zara Larson, Lauren Aquilina, FKJ, H.E.R., Franc Moody, Cleo Sol, Corinne Bailey Rae, Dornik, Izzy Bizu Episode 50 Special coming soon - The Best LBSN Tracks So Far If you like us, tell your friends Thanks for listening
On this week's episode, we report from the Red Bull Music Academy in Berlin, we talk dodgy covers thanks to Metallica, Wolf Alice win the Mercury and have a strong reaction, Cat Power explains her label woes, songs of the week from Yaeji, Laoise, Lana Del Rey and more; and albums of the week from Villagers (The Art Of Pretending To Swim) and Noname (Room 25).Niall and Andrea are your hosts.Please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review on iTunes but most importantly tell your friends.Songs playedMetallica - Dancing QueenMetallica - When Doves CryKodaline - Digital LoveSongs of the weekYaeji - One MoreLaoise - AgainJaakko Eino Kalevi - People In The Centre Of The CityWhenyoung - Given UpLana Del Rey - Venice BitchAlbums of the weekVillagers - Love Came With All It BringsVillagers - AdaNoname - BlaxploitationNoname - AceRBMA BerlinNina Kraviz - Ghetto KravizTiger & Woods - RockmelovemeJlin - Never Created, Never DestroyedGil Scott Heron & Brian Jackson - The BottleAE Mak - Love FlushTiger & Woods - Bash At Jack'sNina Kraviz - Walking In The NightClosing song:Kojaque - Eviction NoticeSubscribe in iTunes | Android | ACAST | Stitcher | RSS FeedPrevious podcasts in this series are available here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Chair of the International MHNR Conference previews the 24th Annual Event: Place, Purpose and Politics: Reimagining Mental Health Care
This presentation will show unique data and findings from the 2017 digital activations of the National Wax Museum Plus and the Irish Rock N Roll Museum Experience. What worked, what didn't and how they used PR and data to grow their businesses
Léa, Mathieu et Étienne offrent une grosse émission avec une critique du nouvel EP de Sports Team, une revisite du premier disque des Buzzcocks et ont beaucoup de plaisir avec Kate Nash, Let's Eat Grandma et la découverte, Laoise.
Léa, Mathieu et Étienne offrent une grosse émission avec une critique du nouvel EP de Sports Team, une revisite du premier disque des Buzzcocks et ont beaucoup de plaisir avec Kate Nash, Let's Eat Grandma et la découverte, Laoise.
Irish-born and now based in South London, chef Laoise Casey's life used to be very different. Then an extremely stressful and difficult event in her life led her to choose an alternative path and follow her dream of cooking for a living. Lecker is a podcast about the life-changing power of a good meal, where guests spill the beans about their lives in food. Produced and hosted by Lucy Dearlove. Music: Blue Dot Sessions - Lemon and Melon via freemusicarchive.org under Creative Commons licence https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ twitter.com/leckerpodcast leckerpodcast.tumblr.com #food #cooking
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