Podcast appearances and mentions of michael lyster

2 in 3 adult's over 50 old have High Blood Pressure HALF DONT KNOW IT Get Checked before damage is done . RTÉ sports broadcaster Michael Lyster almost died when he had a massive heart attack but was saved by the quick actions of his wife Anne and journalist friend Vincent Hogan. Michael had a pacemaker fitted within days and was back presenting The Sunday Game within weeks. We asked our team of presenters who would like to conduct the interview with the Irish Heart Foundation and Michael was first with his hand up ! Michael caught up with Dr Angie Brown Irish Heart Foundation Medical Director and consultant cardiologist to share her knowledge ... Every hour someone in Ireland suffers from a stroke. Every day, hundreds of Irish people are diagnosed with heart disease. The lives of these people are often cut tragically short. Many are left disabled. Almost 9,000 people die each year, making heart disease and stroke one of the nation's biggest killers. It shouldn't be this way and this fact forms our reason for being. We are the nation's heart and stroke charity. Since 1966, we've been here, working to save lives and heal hearts. The mission is to eliminate preventable death and disability from heart disease and stroke and to support and care for those living with these life-changing conditions. If you would like to support the Irish Heart foundation .. The Irish Heart Foundation 17-19 Rathmines Road Lower Dublin 6 D06 C780 Tel: 003531 668 5001 www.irishheart.ie

Michael Lyster sat down with Paul Shaughnessy ahead of the All-Ireland Final between Galway and Armagh. Subscribe for more content! The Maroon & White Pod – brought to you by Citylink. For bookings, timetables, updates and any other information, head to citylink.ie.

+ Countdown to Galway v Armagh decider + ⁠Special guest Kerry's Darragh Ó Sé joins us for preview + ⁠Clare back at the top of the hurling world + ⁠Extra time confusion + And has anybody got a spare ticket for Michael Lyster? Get the full show with an ad-free experience! Unlock our unparalleled insights, insider interviews, and unique analysis. Enjoy the many untold stories of glittering careers. You won't find this content anywhere else. More info at www.thegameonsunday.com https://plus.acast.com/s/the-game-on-sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Lyster, former Presenter of The Sunday Game.

Claire Brock speaks to Sean O'Rourke, Valerie Cox, John Lee, Michael Lyster, Aisling O'Reilly, Nickey Brennan and Kate Fisher Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Conán Doherty of the Irish Independent and former presenter of The Sunday Game Michael Lyster joined Paul Shaughnessy to look back on Galway's victory over Derry. Subscribe for more content! The Maroon & White Pod – brought to you by Citylink. For bookings, timetables, updates and any other information, head to citylink.ie

GAA President Larry McCarthy Reflects on His Tenure in “The Game on Sunday” Podcast+ Best job of my life+ Cork, covid & Croke Park+ The split season+ GAA GO+ The future of hurling+ Decompressing & returning to collegeIn a revealing episode of “The Game on Sunday” podcast hosted by Michael Lyster, GAA President Larry McCarthy shared profound insights into his presidency, addressing key challenges and future prospects of Gaelic games. Joined by Tomas Mulcahy, the trio delved into various topics, including the state of hurling, player welfare, and the integration of non-nationals into Gaelic games.+ A Term Defined by COVID-19 and Broadcasting EvolutionLarry McCarthy's presidency coincided with the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Reflecting on this period, he noted, “It was very difficult the first couple of months,” contrasting his role in reopening games with his predecessor's role in their closure. McCarthy also highlighted the importance of GAA GO, the organization's broadcasting service, in ensuring game access when traditional broadcasters opted out.+ Addressing the Cost of Running County TeamsTomas Mulcahy raised concerns about the escalating costs of running county teams, a topic that has stirred considerable debate in GAA circles. Responding, McCarthy emphasized county autonomy in financial decisions: “The decision is made to spend that money is at that local level… if you can't afford it, you can't afford it.”+ The Future of Hurling and Integration EffortsDiscussing hurling, McCarthy detailed efforts to expand the sport in less dominant regions, citing the South Ulster Junior Developmental Hurling League as a success story. On integrating non-nationals, McCarthy believed that understanding Ireland entails engaging with GAA, though he acknowledged soccer's dominance among newcomers.+ Personal Reflections and Advice to SuccessorAs McCarthy nears the end of his term, he offered simple advice to his successor, Jarlath Burns: “Enjoy it… Embrace it.” McCarthy plans to return to his academic role in the United States but remains open to future GAA involvement. Get the full show with an ad-free experience! Unlock our unparalleled insights, insider interviews, and unique analysis. Enjoy the many untold stories of glittering careers. You won't find this content anywhere else. More info at www.thegameonsunday.com https://plus.acast.com/s/the-game-on-sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ciara Doherty speaks to Niamh Smyth TD, Harry Browne, Gabija Gataveckkaite, Peter Cardwell, Enda Brady, Senator Niall Ó Donnghaile, Michael Lyster, Sean Kelly MEP Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Lyster + John O Mahony Mixdown by Senior Times

Jim Lockhart was a founder-member of Horslips, along with Barry Devlin, Eamon Carr and Charles O'Connor. Jim, sat down with our very own Michael Lyster The band was named from a spoonerism on The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse which became "The Four Poxmen of The Horslypse”. Regarded as 'founding fathers of Celtic rock for their fusion of traditional Irish music with rock music and went on to inspire many local and international acts. Now Horslips in association with Senior Times have 33 CDs to give away to one lucky person … This To celebrate the release of More Than You Can Chew collection from a Limited edition box set. Fifty years after their debut on vinyl, Horslips take one more curtain call as they emerge with the release More Than You Can Chew – the ultimate collection of their recorded work, spanning more than 500 audio tracks on a staggering 33 CDs and 2 DVDs of filmed performances. In all, that's over 20 hours of previously unreleased band-related content. • 33 CDs with 506 audio tracks – 252 of which (16 hours) are previously unreleased • 2 DVDs with 60 video tracks and 2 documentaries – 43 of which (4.5 hours) are previously unreleased • 2 books – On The Record (a lavish new recording history of Horslips) and Lyricography • 5 signed vintage 8 x 10 photos • A collection of fan club facsimiles from the '70s and a National Stadium, Dublin 1972 poster To be in with a chance of winning the wonderful set of 33 CDs … visit the Senior Times website and follow the instructions of how to enter. To order your box set now visit : https://www.celticnote.com/merch/horslipsboxset?rq=Horslips

Broadcasting legend and former lead of The Sunday Game on RTÉ, ,Michael Lyster joined Kieran for The Thursday Interview to discuss his life and career...

Jim Lockhart was a founder-member of Horslips, along with Barry Devlin, Eamon Carr and Charles O'Connor. Jim, sat down with our very own Michael Lyster The band was named from a spoonerism on The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse which became "The Four Poxmen of The Horslypse”. Regarded as 'founding fathers of Celtic rock for their fusion of traditional Irish music with rock music and went on to inspire many local and international acts. Now Horslips in association with Senior Times have 33 CDs to give away to one lucky person … This To celebrate the release of More Than You Can Chew collection from a Limited edition box set. Fifty years after their debut on vinyl, Horslips take one more curtain call as they emerge with the release More Than You Can Chew – the ultimate collection of their recorded work, spanning more than 500 audio tracks on a staggering 33 CDs and 2 DVDs of filmed performances. In all, that's over 20 hours of previously unreleased band-related content. • 33 CDs with 506 audio tracks – 252 of which (16 hours) are previously unreleased • 2 DVDs with 60 video tracks and 2 documentaries – 43 of which (4.5 hours) are previously unreleased • 2 books – On The Record (a lavish new recording history of Horslips) and Lyricography • 5 signed vintage 8 x 10 photos • A collection of fan club facsimiles from the '70s and a National Stadium, Dublin 1972 poster To be in with a chance of winning the wonderful set of 33 CDs … visit the Senior Times website and follow the instructions of how to enter. To order your box set now visit : https://www.celticnote.com/merch/horslipsboxset?rq=Horslips

The name Dolan is synonymous with Westmeath football. Former Leinster Championship winner and All Star Dessie Dolan is now Westmeath Manager. Michael Lyster talks to Dessie and his father Dessie Senior, himself a former Westmeath and Leinster star.

Bob Reid and Tamara Cherry are filling in today. Two South Simcoe police officers killed in Innisfil shooting..Michael Lyster, Manager of Development, Homes First Society, joins the show to talk about the growing problem of elderly experiencing homelessness..World Powerlifting Champion Gail-Ann Breese joins the show to talk about how it feels to be at champion at 62. 

Brendan Shine has achieved 40 chart singles in Ireland and 5 Irish number one singles, and is best known for his songs about everyday Irish life, such as "Do You Want Your Old Lobby Washed Down" and "Spuds” Senior Times Presenter Michael Lyster caught up with Brendan in the Shamrock Lodge Hotel in Athlone to discuss his career. Brendan told us he originally started off as a barman. He set up a pub in Baylough in Athlone, across from St. Comans Park, calling it 'Shine's Bar' and it was run by his wife. Shines has recently sold the pub but the name 'Shine's Bar' remains. Brendan will be preforming in the Shamrock Lodge Hotel over the Christmas period ... The Shamrock Lodge Hotel is a family-run establishment located in the very heart of Ireland. Situated on the Left Bank Area of Athlone Town, it is a mere 8 minute walk to the beautiful River Shannon and Athlone Castle. The team at the Shamrock Lodge Hotel pride themselves in offering a unique setting with warm hospitality and excellent food. Offering the very best in hotel accommodation, the Shamrock Lodge Hotel offers 40 deluxe and superior bedrooms with garden views and balconies in some rooms and 7 unique two-bedroom suites and 4 self-catering apartments. Comfortable tones and modern elegance provide the perfect backdrop for your stay at our family run hotel. ‘Let Our Family Look After Yours' at the Shamrock Lodge Hotel! For those Young at Heart, be treated to a fantastic festive afternoon of fine dining, dancing, comedy and music at family run Shamrock Lodge Hotel located in the heart of Ireland, Athlone. You will be greeted with a tea/coffee reception from 12.30pm followed by a sumptuous 4 course festive dinner. Enjoy live music while dining from the fantastic Joe, Frankie and Showcase with special guest Lorraine McDonald, followed by comedy and cabaret with the hilarious Frank Forde. After dinner from 4.00pm to 6.00pm, enjoy dancing and a sing along with the wonderful Brendan Shine & his Super Band. Choose from the following dates, Monday 21st November, Tuesday 22nd November, Tuesday 29th November, Wednesday 30th November, Thursday 1st December, Tuesday 6th December, Wednesday 7th December, Thursday 8th December, Monday 12th December, Tuesday 13th December and Wednesday 14th December 2022. This is a wonderful event for groups of friends, active age groups or anyone looking to have a get-together! Book your place by calling us on 090 649 2601 or email info@shamrocklodgehotel.ie and allow us to ‘Let Our Family Look After Yours' this Christmas season at the Shamrock Lodge Hotel, Athlone.

Showband Legends: Michael Lyster meets the Swarbriggs by Senior Times

Michael Lyster talks to organisers and stars of Deja Vu Ireland west 2022

Richard Gibbons was born in October 1969, a native of Louisburgh, Co. Mayo.  He studied philosophy and theology in Rome and was ordained in 1999. In 2003 he was appointed curate to Our Lady's Shrine, Knock and has ministered in Knock until his appointment as Parish Priest. For further information on Knock House Hotel simply Visit www.knockhousehotel.ie or call 094 938 8088.

John McNicholl is a country singer from Foreglen in Derry, Something Old, Something New was released in 2004 and earned him the "Best Newcomer" award at the Irish World Awards.[1] He also represented Ireland at the CMA Global Showcase in Nashville. Since then, he has gone on to record a number of albums each earning him a following in both Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Ronan Collins started his show business career as a member of a showband playing drums. His radio show on RTÉ Radio 1 has been running for many years. He began his national radio career on RTÉ Radio 2, having worked on pirate radio. He presented the celebrity game show Play the Game from 1984 to 1995. He also used to present the Lotto draw and most recently A Little Bit Showband (2008–2009). Ronan has commentated on the Eurovision Song Contest for RTÉ One television. He has also been a compere at the heats of the Castlebar Song Contest.

Ronan Collins started his show business career as a member of a showband playing drums. His radio show on RTÉ Radio 1 has been running for many years. He began his national radio career on RTÉ Radio 2, having worked on pirate radio. He presented the celebrity game show Play the Game from 1984 to 1995. He also used to present the Lotto draw and most recently A Little Bit Showband (2008–2009). Ronan has commentated on the Eurovision Song Contest for RTÉ One television. He has also been a compere at the heats of the Castlebar Song Contest.

Joe Molloy was joined by broadcaster Michael Lyster and journalist Gavin Cummiskey on this week's edition of the Sunday Paper Review. Among other major talking points, the lads discussed Pat Spillane's impending exit from The Sunday Game and Michael's memories of working with the Kerry legend.

Joe Molloy was joined by broadcaster Michael Lyster and journalist Gavin Cummiskey on this week's edition of the Sunday Paper Review. Among other major talking points, the lads discussed Pat Spillane's impending exit from The Sunday Game and Michael's memories of working with the Kerry legend.

Part 2 Shaun O Dowd chats about his life in show business with Michael Lyster ... The Showbands were a particularly Irish phenomenon that evolved from the strict-tempo dance-bands of the early 1950s. Until that point Irish music was dominated either by traditional music or the big-band orchestras and balladeers. When Irish teenagers started to hear the new rock n' roll from the US and the UK, reflecting the changing tastes, the Irish Showband was born. They played upbeat rhythm and blues and pop music with one aim – to get people dancing. A second wave of showbands arrived in the late sixties and early seventies playing a rock, blues and soul style these bands were more popular in Dublin and other urban areas, while in the rural areas bands more influenced by country and western were very popular.

Showband Legends - Michael Lyster meets Sean O'Dowd: Pt1 by Senior Times

Michael Lyster joins hurling-legend Eddie Keher at his Kilkenny home to chat about his career and life. Edward Peter "Eddie" Keher is a retired Irish hurler who played as a centre-forward for the Kilkenny senior team. Born in Inistioge, County Kilkenny, Keher first played competitive hurling whilst at school in St. Kieran's College. Born in Inistioge, County Kilkenny, Keher was the second child born to Stephen and Noreen Keher (née Browne). His father, a member of the Garda Síochána, was a native of Donamon and had played Gaelic football for Roscommon, before later lining out with Kilkenny. Eddie learned the art of hurling at the local national school in Inistioge. Regular evening matches were played between Inistioge's "up streets" and "down streets", or between children from the village and the surrounding countryside. In 1952 the eleven-year-old played for the school when they won the under-14 Roinn B championship. He added a second medal to his collection in 1955, when he was also named player of the match. After completing his Leaving Certificate at St. Kieran's College, Keher later went to Ross's College in Dublin where he studied to be a bank official. He subsequently worked in the Allied Irish Bank branches in St. Stephen's Green and Capel Street in Dublin. Eddie later transferred to the bank's branch in Kilkenny before becoming manager of the AIB branch in Callan, County Kilkenny. Eddie was a founder-member of the No Name Club along with Fr. Tom Murphy, Bobby Kerr and Éamonn Doyle. The organisation was established in 1978 and is devoted to providing alternative venues to public houses for young people and which now has about 30 branches across the country. Keher remains an active member of the No Name Club.

Gary is joined by RTE radio and television broadcasting legend Michael Lyster to discuss his incredible career and that life defining moment.

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On the day the great Joe Canning retired from intercounty hurling, we have an emergency two part special of GAA Embedded today to talk about perhaps the best hurler of his generation and one of the best of all time.  First we talk to our regular GAA analyst, and a Galway fan who's grown up with Joe Canning on his team, Maurice Brosnan to discuss Joe's legacy, and his favourite memories of the man who dominated Galway hurling for 14 years.  Check out our channel for Pt. 2 with Shane McGrath and Michael Lyster.  You can get in touch with the show on social media or by emailing thegaffer@balls.ie. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast feed and leave a five-star rating and comment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the day the great Joe Canning retired from intercounty hurling, we have an emergency two part special of GAA Embedded today to talk about perhaps the best hurler of his generation and one of the best of all time.  In Part Two, we're joined by our regular hurling analyst Shane McGrath, a former housemate of Canning, and by Galway's own Michael Lyster, the Sunday Game legend who represented the entire county in 2017 when the RTE cameras caught his celebration for Joe's famous semi-final point against Tipperary.   Check out our channel for Pt. 1 with Maurice Brosnan.  You can get in touch with the show on social media or by emailing thegaffer@balls.ie. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast feed and leave a five-star rating and comment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the day the great Joe Canning retired from intercounty hurling, we have an emergency two part special of GAA Embedded today to talk about perhaps the best hurler of his generation and one of the best of all time.  First we talk to our regular GAA analyst, and a Galway fan who's grown up with Joe Canning on his team, Maurice Brosnan to discuss Joe's legacy, and his favourite memories of the man who dominated Galway hurling for 14 years.  Check out our channel for Pt. 2 with Shane McGrath and Michael Lyster.  You can get in touch with the show on social media or by emailing thegaffer@balls.ie. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast feed and leave a five-star rating and comment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the day the great Joe Canning retired from intercounty hurling, we have an emergency two part special of GAA Embedded today to talk about perhaps the best hurler of his generation and one of the best of all time.  In Part Two, we're joined by our regular hurling analyst Shane McGrath, a former housemate of Canning, and by Galway's own Michael Lyster, the Sunday Game legend who represented the entire county in 2017 when the RTE cameras caught his celebration for Joe's famous semi-final point against Tipperary.   Check out our channel for Pt. 1 with Maurice Brosnan.  You can get in touch with the show on social media or by emailing thegaffer@balls.ie. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast feed and leave a five-star rating and comment.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another eclectic week on Screentime where John Fardy chat to resident critic Mark Ryall about some more lockdown viewing with everything from Billy Wilder's Classic 'The Apartment' to the new Beastie Boys Documentary. John reviews Disney's much anticipated 'Artemis Fowl' and wonders why it’s getting such poor reviews. Plus legendary broadcaster Michael Lyster on his favourite movie.

A television fixture in Ireland for decades, Michael Lyster talked to Ivan about his life and times, his health and his colleagues on The Sunday Game.

Today we hear about the problems encountered by Wheelchair users from the bad state of repair on West Cork footpaths and roads.An animal welfare issue involving a U.K. primary school. A listener in Cork whose car was damaged by a cyclist believes all cyclists should be insured.Michael Lyster from The Sunday Game tells us about his problems with heart failure.We have our weekly Garda File. Cllr Chris O'Sullivan tells us about the 10 year plan for Clonakilty.We finish with all your pet questions answered by Jane Piggot from The Island Veterinary Clinic See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Unfortunately a bit of the interview at the start is cut off due to some faulty recording equipment but enjoy this chat with the lovely Michael Lyster, the face of GAA coverage on RTÉ for over 30 years and an all round great guy.

The National Leagues are back, and first-day drama came mostly from Killarney, where Kerry pulled out a dramatic last-minute win against Donegal with a team full of fresh-faced young guns. Micheal Quirke and Oisin McConville are back in tandem to talk us through the major issues, including teams that are jaded in January, footballers who have over-dosed on the weights this winter, and the Dubs getting back in the swing. Roger Federer won the Australian Open on Sunday so we talk to the AMAZING Luke Jensen of ESPN about why he still holds the whip hand over tennis' bright young things. Plus there's Michael Lyster, Ken's theory as to why all our best current sportspeople are the best sportspeople there will EVER be, and we debut an exciting and mean-spirited new slot called "Shame The Spongers".