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A jury in Dublin has awarded Gerry Adams €100,000 in damages. The former Sinn Féin leader won his High Court defamation action against the BBC on Friday morning. It followed a five-week defamation trial. The jury agreed with Mr Adams that a BBC Spotlight programme, defamed him by alleging he sanctioned the killing of former Sinn Fein official Denis Donaldson – he has always denied any involvement. Mark Tighe reports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A jury in a Dublin court has heard a third week of evidence in the Gerry Adams defamation trial. The former Sinn Féin leader is suing the BBC over a claim made in a Spotlight program – that he gave the go ahead for Dennis Donaldson to be murdered. Gerry Adams vehemently denies any involvement in the killing. Mark Tighe joined Ciarán Dunbar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams is suing the BBC over allegations made in a Spotlight programme that he sanctioned the murder of Denis Donaldson – an allegation he vehemently denies. The BBC were the centre of attention this week as the case against the broadcaster in a Dublin court continues. Sunday Independent journalist Mark Tighe spoke to Ciarán Dunbar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gerry Adams has been under cross-examination in Dublin. The former Sinn Féin leader has taken a defamation case against the BBC. He claims a Spotlight programme defamed him - by alleging he sanctioned the murder of Sinn Fein official Denis Donaldson months after admitting his role as a police and MI5 agent for 20 years – Mr Adams denies any knowledge of the killing. Mark Tighe has been covering the case for the Sunday Independent, he joins Ciarán Dunbar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Sunday Independent is reporting this morning that Conor McGregor is trying to introduce new evidence that alleges another man assaulted Nikita Hand on the night after she had been partying with him. Joining Anton to discuss is Mark Tighe, Senior News Journalist with the Sunday Independent.

Mark Tighe, Reporter for Sunday Independent, takes a look back at The Moriarity Tribunal

The High Court ruled yesterday to pause the summer passenger cap at Dublin Airport. We get reaction to this decision with Mark Tighe, President of the Irish Airline Pilots Association.

The High Court ruled yesterday to pause the summer passenger cap at Dublin Airport. We get reaction to this decision with Mark Tighe, President of the Irish Airline Pilots Association.

The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has apologised to female former international players, and trainees on a FAS soccer training course, who experienced alleged unwanted or inappropriate sexual advances from FAI coaches in the 1990s. A joint Sunday Independent / RTE Television investigation detailed alleged unwanted or inappropriate sexual advances by a number of Irish football coaches towards female players in the 1990s. To discuss this further, Peter O' Connell spoke to RTÉ journalist from Sixmilebridge, Marie Crowe, who has worked with the Sunday Independent's Mark Tighe on this. Peter was also joined on the line by Irene Hehir, Ennis native FAI Accredited Coach. Picture (c): rte.ie

We talk to Marie Crowe who reported on the RTE Investigates documentary with Mark Tighe.

Mark Tighe, reporter with the Sunday Independent

A joint Sunday Independent & RTÉ investigation has revealed that several women have alleged sexual advances and inappropriate behaviour by male FAI coaches in the past. Joining Anton to discuss this is Mark Tighe, Senior News Journalist with the Sunday Independent.

Reporters Marie Crowe and Mark Tighe tell us about their joint RTÉ Investigates/Sunday Independent investigation into allegations of misogyny and sexually predatory behaviour in Irish women's football

Anton speaks with the Irish Air Line Pilots' Association President, Mark Tighe to discuss the ongoing industrial dispute between IALPA and Aer Lingus.

PJ charts with Mark Tighe of IALPA, the Pilot Union in Aer Lingus about why he thinks this is an important fight for pilots and also for other workers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to Mark Tighe of IALPA and checks in with the Barters Travel Agents, hears from a courages gran who lost both legs from mosquito bites, joins Katie O'Keefe to wave goodbye to fans on the Tay Tay Train & more... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kieran Dineen speaks to Aer Lingus passengers at Dublin Airport and Mark Tighe, President of the Irish Air Line Pilots' Association, discusses the escalating industrial relations dispute.

Aer Lingus and IALPA agree to labour court talks but what does this mean for passengers? We get an update from Mark Tighe the IALPA President.

The impact of the planned Aer Lingus pilot strike is continuing to bite the airline, its staff and the travelling public. Yesterday the number of flights cancelled between Wednesday and Sunday next week rose to 244, with the number of affected passengers now close to 15,000. Joining Anton was the Chief Corporate Affairs Officer for Aer Lingus Donal Moriarity and Ialpa President and airline captain Mark Tighe

Mark Tighe, IALPA // Michael Doherty, Professor of Law at Maynooth University specialising in Employment Law and Industrial Relations // Linda Jones, Owner of The Travel Boutique in Bray

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2yxb8l2d Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Talks are underway to avoid a strike at Aer Lingus. Comhráite ar siúl le súil stailc in Aer Lingus a sheachaint. Discussions are underway today between Aer Lingus and the Irish Airline Pilots Association regarding a pay dispute that could lead to a strike. Tá comhráite ar siúl inniu idir Aer Lingus agus Chumann Phíolótaí Aerlínte na hÉireann maidir le haighneas pá a bhféadfadh stailc a bheith mar thoradh air. Yesterday, members of that union in Aer Lingus voted overwhelmingly in favor of taking industrial action - including a strike - if a compromise was not reached between us. Inné, vótáil baill den cheardchumann sin in Aer Lingus le móramh mór i bhfabhar tabhairt faoi ghníomhaíocht thionsclaíoch – stailc san áireamh – mura dtiocfaí ar chomhréiteach idir dhá linn. Ahead of today's joint talks, Aer Lingus asked the pilots to give fifteen days' notice before going on strike. Roimh na comhchainteanna inniu, d'iarr Aer Lingus fógra cúig lá dhéag ar na píolótaí sula rachaidís ar stailc. According to the Workplace Relations Commission's code of practice, it is recommended to give at least one week's notice before going on strike. De réir chód cleachtais an Choimisiúin um Chaidreamh san Áit Oibre, moltar fógra seachtaine ar a laghad a thabhairt sula dtéitear ar stailc. The president of the pilots' union, Captain Mark Tighe, said that the members would announce "in due course" what kind of industrial action they would undertake. Dúirt uachtarán cheardchumann na bpíolótaí, an Captaen Mark Tighe, go bhfógródh na baill "in am trátha" cén sórt gníomhaíochta tionsclaíche go baileach a dtabharfaidís faoi. He indicated however that the pilots wished not to disturb people who intend to go on holiday abroad this summer. Thug sé le fios mar sin féin gur mhian leis na píolótaí gan cur as do dhaoine a bhfuil sé i gceist acu dul ar saoire thar lear an samhradh seo. On the contrary, says Mark Tighe, the pilots are determined to get their own share of the big profit that Aer Lingus is currently making. Os a choinne sin, arsa Mark Tighe, tá na píolótaí meáite ar a gcothrom féin a fháil den bhrabach mór atá Aer Lingus a dhéanamh faoi láthair. Last week, the union rejected a Labor Court recommendation to give them a total 9.2% pay rise as part of an interim settlement. An tseachtain seo caite, dhiúltaigh an ceardchumann moladh ón gCúirt Oibreachais ardú pá 9.2 faoin gcéad san iomlán a thabhairt dóibh mar chuid de réiteach eatramhach. That proposal is far from the mark, however, since the 23.8% pay rise that the pilots are demanding. Tá an moladh sin i bhfad ón marc, ámh, ós ardú pá 23.8 faoin gcéad atá na píolótaí a éileamh. According to the pilots, the pay rise offers they have been given so far are not in line with the rate of inflation or the huge profit Aer Lingus is making, and do not take into account all the benefits that have allowed they want on behalf of the company during the Covid-19 pandemic. Dar leis na píolótaí nach bhfuil na tairiscintí ar ardú pá a tugadh dóibh go dtí seo, nach bhfuil siad ag teacht le ráta an bhoilscithe ná leis an mbrabach mór atá Aer Lingus a dhéanamh, agus nach gcuirtear san áireamh iontu na sochair ar fad a lig siad uathu ar son an chomhlachta aimsir na paindéime covid 19. Aer Lingus Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Donal Moriarty, however, said the pilots' demands were out of proportion and untenable. Dúirt Príomhoifigeach Gnóthaí Corparáideacha Aer Lingus, Donal Moriarty, áfach, go raibh éileamh na bpíolótaí as compás agus dochurtha i gcrích. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

Today on the show - Former RTE Correspondent Ciaran Mullooly joins us to discuss the latest shocking departure at the State broadcaster, Mark Tighe talks to us about the disclosures by the FAI before PAC yesterday and Rose Conway Walsh outlines why she believes bringing RTE under the remit of the state Auditor is long overdue Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Abbey Theatre has been the subject of growing acrimony for years, from an open letter complaining about the direction of the theatre, to bullying and harassment allegations against a co-director that culminated in an investigation with its own controversies. Mark Tighe discusses how these allegations have led to soaring legal costs for Ireland's national theatre. Host; Tabitha Monahan, Guest; Mark Tighe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Delaney is recruiting his Irish contacts to become directors of brass-plate Irish companies for overseas online businesses selling cannabis oil and other e-commerce schemes for €3,000 a year and boasting it is “money for jam”. Mark Tighe explains all. Host: Ellen Coyne Guest: Mark Tighe This episode was first published on 17 July, 2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Claire Brock speaks to Dónal Gorman, Mick Barry TD, Mark Tighe, Neasa Hourigan TD, Jo Linehan, Daniel Hussey & Keith Tracey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As you'll likely know at this stage, Vera Pauw's contract as Republic of Ireland manager will not be renewed, and there has been quite the fallout.  Among other things, she felt her position was undermined, particularly during the World Cup. To get us up to speed, Kieran joined by Mark Tighe, senior news reporter for the Sunday Independent and former football manager Roddy Collins.

Recently, the Sunday Independent tracked down a "Money for Jam" scheme supposedly ran by former Head of the FAI, John Delaney. Mark Tighe, Co-Author of Champagne Football and Journalist with the Sunday Independent joined The Last Word to discuss. Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

John Delaney is recruiting his Irish contacts to become directors of brass-plate Irish companies for overseas online businesses selling cannabis oil and other e-commerce schemes for €3,000 a year and boasting it is “money for jam”. Mark Tighe explains all. Host: Ellen Coyne Guest: Mark Tighe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Claire Brock speaks to Colm Burke TD, Valerie Cox, Mark Tighe, John Lee, Gabriel D'Arcy & Brian Llyod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

RTÉ has been invited to appear before the Public Accounts Committee and the Oireachtas Media Committee this coming week to discuss the controversy over undisclosed payments to Ryan Tubridy. With more on this, Newstalk Breakfast spoke to Mark Tighe, Senior News Reporter with the Sunday Independent.

RTÉ has been invited to appear before the Public Accounts Committee and the Oireachtas Media Committee this coming week to discuss the controversy over undisclosed payments to Ryan Tubridy. With more on this, Newstalk Breakfast spoke to Mark Tighe, Senior News Reporter with the Sunday Independent.

Mark Tighe is senior journalist with the Sunday Independent. Treasa Murphy spoke to him about his investigation into Carrie Jade Williams who won an international prize from FT and Bodley Head. Carrie Jade lived in Kenmare and said she had the terminal condition, Huntington’s disease. However, Mark’s investigation, combined with the work of other reporters, has led him to draw the conclusion that her true identity is Samantha Cookes who has a fraud conviction.

At this YPN Christmas Special, the IIEA welcomes nationally renowned former RTÉ News newscaster Eileen Dunne, and Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University (DCU), Mark Tighe, Legal Correspondent of The Sunday Independent and co-author of the award-winning book, ‘Champagne Football', and Patrick Costello TD, Green Party Spokesperson for Justice. On this occasion, Eileen Dunne, who recently retired following a distinguished 42-year career in RTÉ, provides her analysis of the events of the year and reflect on her career in RTÉ, which led to her becoming a familiar face in sitting rooms all across Ireland and a national treasure.   Professor Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at DCU, and one of Ireland's leading experts on the geopolitics of Eastern Europe, provides his expert analysis of the event which became the most consequential development in international affairs of the year: Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine.   Mark Tighe, Legal Correspondent of The Sunday Independent, and co-author of the award-winning book ‘Champagne Football', assesses the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, as well as the controversy caused by associated human rights issues within the country.   Patrick Costello TD, Green Party Spokesperson for Justice, discusses his successful Supreme Court case taken in respect of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between the EU and Canada, and reflects upon domestic political developments during the year.

Videos have been circulating on social media of the Irish women's national soccer team singing an offensive song in their dressing room after their win against Scotland last night. The Football Association of Ireland and manager Vera Pauw have since apologised. Andrea was joined by Mark Tighe, News reporter with the Sunday Independent, Cllr Alan Haye, Councillor for South Dublin County Council and other listeners to discuss...

Claire Brock speaks to Rebecca de Havilland, Mark Tighe, Richard Hogan, Colette Colfer, Cody Sweeney, Zara King, Shona Murray, Tobias Thelier & Cáit Caden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Health minister Stephen Donnelly has agreed to meet doctors representing the National Gender Service over concerns about the HSE's ongoing use of the UK-based Tavistock Clinic for Irish children dealing with gender identity issues. Four senior doctors representing the body raised their concerns after the HSE said it would continue using the clinic despite critical reports of their treatment. For more on the story, Shane was joined on the show this morning by Mark Tighe, a reporter on Sunday Independent.

Health minister Stephen Donnelly has agreed to meet doctors representing the National Gender Service over concerns about the HSE's ongoing use of the UK-based Tavistock Clinic for Irish children dealing with gender identity issues. Four senior doctors representing the body raised their concerns after the HSE said it would continue using the clinic despite critical reports of their treatment. For more on the story, Shane was joined on the show this morning by Mark Tighe, a reporter on Sunday Independent.

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association has said it is developing a policy around transgender players after there was an objection to a transgender woman playing in a ladies' shield final in Dublin last week. Sunday Independent reporter Mark Tighe has the story and spoke to Shane this morning and also Newstalk Breakfast heard from Daire Dempsey is the Education officer for the Transgender Equality Network Ireland.

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association has said it is developing a policy around transgender players after there was an objection to a transgender woman playing in a ladies' shield final in Dublin last week. Sunday Independent reporter Mark Tighe has the story and spoke to Shane this morning and also Newstalk Breakfast heard from Daire Dempsey is the Education officer for the Transgender Equality Network Ireland.

Mark Tighe talks to Eamon about John Delaney and the investigation by the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement into matters at the FAI while John Delaney was Chief Executive there. Mark Tighe is a reporter at the Sunday Independent and author of Champagne Football.Recorded on 28th June 2022. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy.

Dave and Nick discuss Mark Tighe's latest findings on John Delaney's investigated activities including 78 litigations and expenses of over 700k. The latest Irish transfer news is brought to you as is chat about Kit Con Éire and remembering John Aldridge's ‘heated' moment at USA 94.

Joining Gavan to run through the main stories from the Sunday papers are John Lee, Executive Editor Daily Mail Group Ireland & Lauren Boland, Reporter from the Journal.ie. Together they discuss Sinn Féin widening its lead in the latest Red C poll, the cost-of-living crisis, and the latest Roe v Wade ruling in the United States. Mark Tighe, journalist with the Sunday Independent also took a call to discuss former FAI boss, John Delaney, trying to prevent investigators from accessing information on his business dealings and divorce.

Mark Tighe, journalist with the Sunday Independent joins Gavan to discuss former FAI boss, John Delaney, trying to prevent investigators from accessing information on his business dealings and divorce.

It's our biggest & best show yet as award-winning journalist & co-author of Champagne Football, Mark Tighe joins us to discuss all things FAI & Irish Football.  Keeping with the book theme, Dundalk legend Brian Gartland tells us about his new book "One Last Shot" while his Lilywhites teammate Keith Ward is also a guest on the show.  Away from the interviews, Kieran & Gary reflect on another weekend of crowd trouble at LOI grounds and follow it up with a strong discussion on the issue while there's debate on other hot topics as well as the usual fixture reviews and previews from both divisions.  A must-listen for any and all fans of Irish Football!

Jack Chambers, Minister of State for Sport, the Gaeltacht & Defence and Fianna Fáil TD for Dublin West; Lynn Boylan, Sinn Féin Senator and Spokesperson on Climate Justice; and Mark Tighe, The Sunday Times; and Tanya Lokot, Lecturer at DCU

Jack Chambers, Minister of State for Sport, the Gaeltacht & Defence and Fianna Fáil TD for Dublin West; Lynn Boylan, Sinn Féin Senator and Spokesperson on Climate Justice; Marian Harkin, Irish Independent TD for Sligo–Leitrim; Mark Tighe, The Sunday Times; and Tanya Lokot, Lecturer at DCU

Journalist Mark Tighe talks to Eamon. Mark Tighe is a journalist with the Sunday Times and author of Champagne Football: John Delaney and the Betrayal of Irish Football, The Inside Story.Recorded on 1st February, 2022. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy.

Claire Brock is joined by Alan Farrell TD, Darren O'Rourke TD, John Hanley, John Gibbons, Siobhan Curran, Mark Tighe, Catherine Sanz and Geraldine Herbert. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Claire Brock is joined by Willie O'Dea TD, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD, David Cullinane TD, Maeve Richardson, Amanda Ferguson, Mark Tighe, Brenda Power and Christina Finn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Tighe, reporter with the Sunday Times and co-author of Champagne Football, talks to Eamon. The Stand is proudly sponsored by Tesco.

Conspiracy Theories Discussed With Mark Tighe If there's one thing that the covid pandemic has shown us, is that misinformation and conspiracy theories have been a huge problem. Sunday Times journalist Mark Tighe joins Adrian on Dublin Talks to discuss the conspiracy theories that have propagated during this pandemic. Mark Tighe was in Dublin on Saturday and spoke to some of the protest goers. Listen Below: [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/03/01122508/210301ConspiracyTheories.mp3"][/audio] TUNE IN TO DUBLIN TALKS LIVE EVERY WEEKDAY MORNING FROM 10AM, ONLY ON 98FM Check out all of our podcasts here.

Mark Tighe, journalist with the Sunday Times, and Ciaran O'Connor, analyst at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, on the anti-lockdown protest that took place in Dublin on Saturday and the spreading of disinformation.

Mark Tighe, News Reporter, Sunday Times

In September 2020 Eamon interviewed Mark Tighe, Sunday Times journalist and co-author of Champagne Football: John Delaney and the Betrayal of Irish Football, talks to Eamon. The Stand is proudly sponsored by Tesco.

With the huge success of Champagne Football, Mark Tighe talks about it and the inspiration he found in All The President's Men. The Best Book Club EVER (that's its name) in Mallow, Co Cork ask Maggie O'Farrell about Hamnet. And Stefanie Preissner looks at what the books we choose for others says about how we see them.

The award-winning journalist Mark Tighe is the co-author of the best-selling sports boom of 2020, 'Champagne Football - John Delaney and the betrayal of Irish football: the inside story.'   This week, Mark joined Jarlath to offer a rare inside look into the dark and shocking world of the FAI during it's time under John Delaney's reign as CEO.   Mark goes deep into the story of Delaney's infamous 50th birthday party and why he opened with this bizarre scene.  He tells us about those inside the FAI who failed in their responsibility to keep Delaney 'in check'. Jarlath quizzes Mark on how journalists lived in fear of Delaney, the work already going into bringing this book to the big screen, Mark's own journey into journalism and more. There’s also news on Jarlath’s new challenge to raise funds for Jigsaw.   This is just a taster. To hear this episode in full and to gain access to the entire back-catalogue of over 400 Irishman Abroad episodes that are not available on iTunes for just the price of a pint every month visit www.patreon.com/irishmanabroad   Supplementary research provided by John Meagher.   Our charity partner is jigsawonline.ie. In these tricky times, Jigsaw provides a range of resources, advice and care for your people to help them strengthen their mental health and the skills needed to navigate life. Please visit their website and consider making a donation.   For updates on future episodes and live shows follow @jarlath on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or email the show directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com.   Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.

Virgin Media Sport's Tommy Martin examines the scandals surrounding John Delaney's time in the FAI, based on the best-selling book Champagne Football by Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan. Martin is joined in studio Mark Tighe who was named the NewsBrands Ireland Journalist of the Year in 2019 for his reporting on the Delaney scandal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Virgin Media Sport's Tommy Martin examines the scandals surrounding John Delaney's time in the FAI, based on the best-selling book Champagne Football by Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan. Martin is joined in studio Mark Tighe who was named the NewsBrands Ireland Journalist of the Year in 2019 for his reporting on the Delaney scandal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul and Andy are joined by Tartan Army foot-soldier Ally Ross, Irish Sunday Times journalist Mark Tighe, squad number nine Martin Kelner and TV reviewer for The Star Mike Ward. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Virgin Media Sport's Tommy Martin examines the scandals surrounding John Delaney's time in the FAI, based on the best-selling book Champagne Football by Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this weeks podcast the lads are joined in studio by author Mark Tighe, who along with Paul Rowan have superbly wrote the top selling “Champagne Football - John Delaney and the the betrayal of Irish football” The lads also turn there attention to Dundalks massive European match this coming Thursdays against Faroe Islands outfit KI Klaksvik. They recap on last weekends results with a superb win for Shamrock Rovers over Dundalk, a vital win for St Pats over Shelbourne, a late late LATE win for Bohemians over Derry City, Waterford taking all 3 points over Sligo Rovers and Finn Harps and Cork City sharing the spoils at Finn Park. All this and more on this weeks Cawley's Call! 

In this weeks podcast the lads recap on Shamrock Rovers gallant defeat against Italian giants AC Milan and Dundalk's win over Inter d’Escalades.  They also look at last weekends results with another 0-0 draw for both Derry City and St Pats, a win away for Bohemians against Sligo Rovers and a 1-1 draw between Shelbourne and Finn Harps. Along with this John tells us about Mark Tighe and Paul Rowans book “Champagne Football” we hear about Cawley's Call taking a socially distant road trip to Sligo and how a chairman’s tweet was the kiss of death for his team!  All this and more on this weeks Cawley's Call! 

The excesses of John Delaney's time as the head of the FAI are laid bare in a new book by Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan. "Champagne Football" was released earlier this week, and Tighe joined David to look at some of the details contained within. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Tighe, Sunday Times journalist and co-author of Champagne Football: John Delaney and the Betrayal of Irish Football, talks to Eamon. The Stand is proudly sponsored by Tesco.

What's up everyone. This week I sat down for a Morning Meeting with Engineer Mark Tighe. Mark and I came on the department together and he shares his journey from struggling to make ends meet to where he is today having just put his oldest son through college. His focus, determination and drive has helped him get to this point and I'm sure he'll continue down the path in the future. Mark recently retired from the Navy after 20 yrs and 8 days of service ⚓️ With his new found free time, he's picked up a couple of side hustles to increase his income. His most recent gig is as a rep for Muertos Coffee Company. Muertos is a coffee company founded and run by firefighters who donate 5% of their proceeds towards helping causes that are important to us. Go to www.MuertosCoffeeCo.com and type in the discount code of SDFD25 for 15% off your order

Champagne Football is out today. It's the definitive history of John Delaney's rise, reign and spectacular fall at the FAI, by the journalists who brought him down.   Eoin and Ken interviewed authors Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan at the book's virtual launch last night and we're making the chat available to everybody for free. Plus there's episode 4 of 'Where Is George Gibney?', Scorsese goes Irish, and truth is stranger than fiction.

Joining Donncha and Marie today we have Adrian Eames at Tallaght, Mark Tighe on his book Champagne Football and Greg Allen on the US Open.

Joining Donncha and Marie today we have Adrian Eames at Tallaght, Mark Tighe on his book Champagne Football and Greg Allen on the US Open.

Joining Donncha and Marie today we have Adrian Eames at Tallaght, Mark Tighe on his book Champagne Football and Greg Allen on the US Open.

Adrian Eames and James O'Toole are joined by Kenny Cunningham, Mark Tighe and Harry Kenny to discuss Monday's FAI EGM, the weekend's FAI Cup action and Ireland v Bulgaria.

Mark Tighe, Journalist of the Year with the Sunday Times and co-author of 'Champagne Football: The Rise and Fall of John Delaney and the FAI', talks to Eamon about the ongoing arguments between those who seek to govern Irish football. The Stand is proudly sponsored by Tesco.

On this weeks Terrace Talk, John Delaney and the Loan – one year on, what’s changed? Irish Times journalist Mark Tighe speaks one year on, The Greatest Day – The 1978 All-Ireland Victory, Weeshie Fogarty interviews Tom Lang, A fictional Senior County Hurling Championship & Best players not to win an All-Ireland in last decade

Mark Tighe of the Sunday Times and Journalist of the Year 2019, talks to Eamon. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Tighe of the Sunday Times and Journalist of the Year 2019, talks to Eamon. The Stand is proudly produced in partnership with Tesco Finest.

Mark Tighe, reporter at The Sunday Times and Newsbrands journalist of the year, talks to Eamon about the latest developments in the FAI story. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eamon Dunphy and Mark Tighe joined Marian to discuss yesterdays FAI revelations.

Sunday Times journalist Mark Tighe on the questions that remain unanswered. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Tighe of The Sunday Times on the latest developments in the John Delaney saga. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Tighe and Kieran Cunningham talk to Eamon about the most recent developments. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eamon is joined by Mark Tighe, and Kieran Cunningham of the Irish Daily Star, to discuss the ongoing John Delaney story that Mark broke in the Sunday Times a few weeks ago, and which continues to make headlines. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Part 1 Last week, during the lull of international break, France Football, the people behind the Ballon D'or, released their ranking of the 50 greatest football managers using the following criteria "club winners, track and inheritance left on the game, personality - in addition to a fourth: the duration and impact of the career". Part 2 Ireland kicked off the Mick McCarthy era 2.0 with a 1-0 win away at the mighty Gibraltar After an absolutely disastrous 2018, Germany started 2019 with a 3-2 away win against rivals Netherlands Part 3 On March 1st, Sunday Times journalist Mark Tighe was ready to break the story of John Delaney's 100,000 euro bridging loan to the FAI. After reaching out for comment from Delaney himself, the story was eventually brought to court on the 16th as Delaney sought an injunction to prevent the story from reaching the public. On the 17th, the story did break, after the injunction attempt failed. Since then, the FAI have released 8 separate statements on the matter, John Delaney has ‘stepped down' from his role as Chief Executive, only to then create a new role for himself as the Vice Executive President, which sees him essentially retain all of his old responsibilities except for running the League of Ireland and the Irish National Team. Part 4 The International break is over and done with, and with it sees the return of the Business End of the Premier League™ Man City vs. Fulham Man United vs. Watford Chelsea vs. Cardiff Liverpool vs. Tottenham Arsenal vs. Newcastle Closing Contact us: @thetfpod on Twitter and @totalfootballpod on Instagram or email us at theTFpod@gmail.com Remember to rate/review the show on your podcast provider of choice and do tell friends and family about the show. The more the merrier!

In the history of totally daft weeks in Irish football, this one would have to rank pretty high - and we still have plenty of drama to come on and off the field. As John Delaney retires from his role as Chief Executive of the FAI, for a newly-created role as Executive Vice-President, we ponder what this all means for the balance of power in the association. Is this tantamount to a demotion for Delaney, or will he continue to be the main power-broker? We speak to Mark Tighe of the Sunday Times, who has done so much brilliant work to reveal this story, on how it went to press, the reaction, and the drama of a high court injunction mere hours before your story is due to go to press. We're also chatting to former Ireland international Damien Delaney on Ireland's short-comings on the field on Saturday night, and why we can't use conditions as an excuse for a pretty terrible first performance of Big Mick's new era. Plus there's Statement No. 7, teleportation devices, John The Baptist, and Sergio Ramos.

Gavan Reilly goes through the Sunday newspapers with Mark Tighe of The Sunday Times, Alan Shatter former Fine Gael Minister for Justice, Lise Hand Columnist with The Times Ireland Edition and Cormac Lucey Financial Columnist and former political advisor.

Abdominal pain is common in children and concerning for parents with a wide range of differentials. In this episode Dr Mark Tighe, paediatrician in Poole, takes us through some common acute presentations, including appendicitis, torsion and intussusception, as well as the differentials to be considered. He takes us through history and examination, when and where to refer and how to investigate and manage. He then addresses in some depth the problem of recurrent abdominal pain, which he divides up regionally into functional dyspepsia, functional abdominal pain and IBS. Mark describes biophysical modelling and discusses how the enteric nervous system is potentiated by stress. Fascinating and very useful material for any GP or paeds trainee. Many thanks to Mark Tighe for opening up this area. Don't forget to refer to the excellent clinical pathway, red flags and parent information leaflets on Healthier Together https://www.what0-18.nhs.uk/professionals/gp-primary-care-staff/clinical-pathways/padiatric-pathways If you like what you hear, please rate

I caught up with Dr Mark Tighe, consultant paediatrician and associate editor of Archives of Disease in Childhood. He shared some golden nuggets from his recent talk at PIER 2018 about writing right for publication. There are some super useful tips and ideas here, on how to prepare material in a way which is likely to be accepted by journals, and hence read by colleagues, which is, of course the aim. Particularly as we're all so busy and suffer from the rather wonderful sounding affliction - Tsundoku - the art of buying books and journals, and never reading them!