Podcast appearances and mentions of Mary Regan

Mary Regan, Political Editor with the Independent Newspapers; Naoise Ó Cearúil, Fianna Fáil TD for Kildare North; Patricia Stephenson, Social Democrats Senator for the Labour Panel; Cathy Bennett, Sinn Féin TD for Cavan-Monaghan

Mary Regan, Political Editor with the Independent Newspapers; Naoise Ó Cearúil, Fianna Fáil TD for Kildare North; Patricia Stephenson, Social Democrats Senator for the Labour Panel; Cathy Bennett, Sinn Féin TD for Cavan-Monaghan

Marty Morrissey, RTÉ GAA Correspondent and Commentator; Mary Regan, Political Editor with the Independent Newspapers; Naoise Ó Cearúil, Fianna Fáil TD for Kildare North; Patricia Stephenson, Social Democrats Senator for the Labour Panel; Cathy Bennett, Sinn Féin TD for Cavan-Monaghan

Mary Regan, Political Editor with the Independent Newspapers; Naoise Ó Cearúil, Fianna Fáil TD for Kildare North; Patricia Stephenson, Social Democrats Senator for the Labour Panel; Cathy Bennett, Sinn Féin TD for Cavan-Monaghan

Mary Regan, Political Editor with the Irish Independent and Ollwyn Moran, Child Neurological Developmental Therapist

Mark Carruthers is joined by Diarmaid Ferriter, Mary Regan and Gavan Reilly to reflect on the outgoing Irish President and who might succeed him.

Mary Regan speaks to members of the new European Parliament's housing committee that has been formed in response to soaring house prices.

RTÉ political reporter Mary Regan.

Mary Regan reports that Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said he believes the Independent TDs who negotiated the Programme for Government have signed up to giving their support for five years and not on a "case-by-case" basis.

Mary Regan, politics reporter, discusses the Dáil row over speaking rights for Independent TDs who support the Government.

Mary Regan of RTÉ's Political Staff discusses the incoming government's programme for the next five years

Mary Regan, RTÉ Political Reporter.

Mary Regan, RTÉ Political Reporter, discusses the latest in the government formation talks.

Mary Regan gives a report

RTÉ's Mary Regan.

More than 300 hundred people attended the funeral of Mary Regan in Carlow after the Funeral Director Rory Healy made a public appeal to “not send off Mary alone” as she had no next of kin.But, what happens when there is no next of kin, and who tracks them down? Padraic Grennan, Managing Director of Irish probate genealogy firm Erin International joins Kieran to discuss.

On November 29th Mary Regan passed away at the Hillview Nursing home in Carlow.Funeral Director Rory Healy asked people through an appeal on social media to attend her funeral mass, so she “gets a farewell from her adopted town of Carlow, by the people of Carlow”.

Santa is arriving in Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh for a bunch of special kids, what next for former People Before Profit/Solidarity TD Mick Barry? and Cork woman Mary Regan who's funeral took place in Carlow without any next of kin.

Mary Regan passed away on November 29th at the Hillview Nursing Home in Carlow.A statement on Death Notices Carlow said that after Mr Lang passed away, Ms Regan did not have many visitors to her nursing home and has no next of kin. An appeal from the Funeral Director said “Let's not send Mary off from Carlow alone”.Rory Healy, Funeral Director for Healy Funeral Directors joins Andrea to discuss why he made the appeal, and what the result was like.

Our Political Correspondent, Paul Cunningham & RTÉ's Mary Regan.

Mary Regan of our political staff on the issues and polls after week one of campaigning

Mary Regan, our Political Reporter & Dr. Brendan Flynn, Head of Political Science at the University of Galway.

Ep 54---Episode 54 takes us on a trip down the Regan family lane with local photographer Mary Regan.Mary's not only known for her own work as a local photographer but also for being the beloved wife of the late Christy Regan, one of Boyle's most renowned photographers, who captured the spirit and essence of our town for decades. Together, Mary and Christy created a legacy that resonates with so many families in Boyle and beyond (most households locally have a photo that was taken by a Regan family member!).Let Mary take you back to her early days growing up in Elphin as she talks about her memories at home with her parents and going to both primary and secondary school. Christy soon comes into focus in our conversation as Mary gives us a glimpse into their special moments of meeting, going on their first date and later getting married, moving to Boyle, opening the business and having a family. We'll dive into her memories of working alongside Christy, their family's involvement in continuing his legacy and Mary's own career as a photographer for the Roscommon Herald.We're thankful to Mary for giving us a great insight into the life of her husband - the man behind the camera - whose work not only documented local life but also became a cherished part of countless family memories.We finish up talking about the Regan family's journey of compiling ‘Through Christy's Lens', a two-volume book filled with Christy's remarkable photographs, making it a true visual record of our local history.  Enjoy the chat with Mary as we reminisce, reflect, and honour her own work, the Regan family's contribution to capturing local life with photos and, of course, the incredible life and work of her husband Christy.******You can purchase ‘Through Christy's Lens' on Enda's website https://endaregan.com/collections/through-christy-lens. You can also buy the books locally in McGees Jewellers, Kelly's Londis and Una Bhan (in the grounds of King House).Join us on:( Facebook ) ( Instagram ) If you'd like to be on the show or if you know someone who would like to chat with us, then drop us an email at ( info@voicesofboyle.com ) Thanks to Brendan O' Dowd for creating and recording the musical piece for the podcast.

Mary Regan of RTÉ's political staff reports on the latest regarding Ireland's nominee for the position of EU Commissioner.

Political reporter Mary Regan and Dr. Adrian Kavanagh, Lecturer in Electoral and Political Geography at Maynooth University, on this week's local and European elections.

Mary Regan reports on planned reforms of immigration laws that would see airlines who allow passengers on board without a passport or valid visa face higher penalties.

Helen Donohoe speaks to some of the families and relatives who've gathered at Leinster House today & Mary Regan of our political staff reports on proceedings.

Mary Regan, political reporter and Gerard Howlin, Public Affairs Consultant, discuss the political priorities outlined by Fine Gael leader Simon Harris over the weekend as Leo Varadkar undertakes his final day in office as Taoiseach.

Mary Regan gauges the political fallout from the referendums.

The Government has suffered a significant setback with the results of the referendums. But the main opposition parties had backed yes votes too. With the latest analysis, Áine Lawlor is joined by Mary Regan from Dublin Castle, Brian O'Donovan in the RDS, with Paul Cunningham and Juliette Gash in studio.

Mary Regan looks at the constitutional questions facing the country as voters prepare to go to the polls in tomorrow's referendums.

Mary Regan reports on the political impact of the rise in suspected arson attacks at centres linked to asylum seekers.

Mary Regan reports on the Electoral Commission launching it's campaign for the upcoming family and care referendums.

Mary Regan reports on RTÉ's offer to PAC on key documents.

Mary Regan of our political staff has this report from today's proceedings from the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Asissted Dyring

It would be "very naive" to hope for a quick fix to the current crisis, Fine Gael's Richard Bruton warns, and we "have to keep something in the tank". He joins Paul Cunningham, Mary Regan and Micheál Lehane to caution against price caps - which could be exploited by private interests. Retrofitting and pensions are also on the Your Politics agenda.

Mary Regan discusses the potential deal on emissions reductions targets as talks continue among Government ministers.

Analysis from Mary Regan of our Political staff.

Mary Regan discusses the political issues facing the Government ahead of the summer break.

Mary Regan, Political Correspondent reports on today's cabinet meeting

Frank Feighan, Fine Gael TD for Sligo–Leitrim; Verona Murphy, Independent TD for Wexford; Lynn Boylan,Sinn Féin Senator and Spokesperson on Climate Justice

"How did you go bankrupt?" asks an Ernest Hemingway character. "Two ways," comes the reply. "Gradually, and then suddenly." The same could be said of Boris Johnson's resignation. On this special edition, Mary Regan is joined by Fine Gael European Affairs spokesperson, Neale Richmond, and colleagues Micheál Lehane, Sorcha Ní Riada and Conor Hunt.

Fianna Fáil's TDs and senators gathered in Dublin to discuss the cost of living crisis and the upcoming budget. They spoke with our reporter Fiachra Ó Cionnaith, while Mary Regan of our political staff analysed what options are on the table.

Mary Regan reports from Strasbourg on the Taoiseach's address to the European Parliament this morning.

Mary Regan, political reporter, joins us with the latest on the decision of Health Minister Stephen Donnelly and Secretary General of the Department of Health, Robert Watt to turn down an appearance before the Oireachtas Finance Committee.

Mary Regan, RTÉ political report.

Mary Regan reports that households are expected to be paid up to E400 a month to help with the costs of housing Ukrainian refugees.

The Taoiseach has met migrant rights groups over calls for a more co-ordinated response to how Ireland is helping Ukrainian refugees who have arrived here.Mary Regan of our political staff has more.

In order to mark International Women's Day 2022, the IIEA welcomes distinguished panellists, Shona Murray and Mary Regan for a conversation entitled Reporting the EU. This panel discussion focuses on gender equality in the EU, the success or failure of EU initiatives to address gender issues and the divergences between Member States on women's rights. This discussion is framed by the overarching theme of gender equality and lived experiences reporting on EU affairs to wide-ranging audiences.  About the Speakers: Shona Murray is Europe correspondent with Euronews. Previously she was Political Correspondent with the Irish Independent, and Foreign Affairs correspondent with Newstalk. She has specialized in Brexit and has reported from dozens of countries such as Israel/Gaza, Iraq, Turkey/Syria border, Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, Haiti and Guantanamo Bay. She is alum of the US State Department Edward R. Murrow programme for journalists. Mary Regan is an award-winning journalist who has covered politics for both print and broadcast for more than ten years. She currently works as political reporter for RTE News and contributes reports and analysis to a wide range of programmes for the broadcaster and presents the European Parliament Report. From Galway, she has a BA in Journalism from DCU and MA in European Studies from UCD.  She joined RTE from the Sunday Business Post where she held the positions of News Editor and Public Affairs Editor. She was previously Political Editor for the Irish Examiner UTV Ireland.  In 2012, Mary was invited by the US State Department to take part in the prestigious International Visitor Leadership Programme for emerging young leaders.

John Downing, Political Correspondent with Independent newspapers and Mary Regan of RTÉ's political staff discuss the challenges of the political year ahead, including the implications of the rotating Taoiseach, Brexit and Covid.