Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Madden

Paraic McMahon head of News and Sport with the Clare Echo, talking about the U20 county team getting to a Munster Final and weekend Senior hurling action. Scariff Ogonnelloe and Clare camogie goalkeeper Rachel Daly talking camogie and recent skort controversies. and Michael Madden talks rugby  with Lions tour announcement, Leinster beaten in semi final.   -01.10 Paraic McMahon -26.34 Rachel Daly -39.19 Michael Madden Presented by Leo Doyle with Pat McNamara. Originally broadcast 10th May 2025 

Presented by Pat McNamara. Pat chats with journalist Seamus Hayes about all matters gaelic games and rugby correspondent Michael Madden analyses the Six Nations after two rounds.  Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie  Originally broadcast 15th February 2025

Pittsburgh emerges as a vibrant and welcoming city for the LGBTQ community, particularly for retirees seeking a safe and affordable place to live. Mark Goldstein interviews Mike Madden, a long-time resident who shares insights about the city's unique blend of East Coast and Midwest charm and rich cultural offerings. The discussion highlights Pittsburgh's appealing amenities, including its low cost of living, diverse dining scene, and robust healthcare access, making it an attractive option for those looking to settle down. Mike also emphasizes the city's transformation from its industrial roots to a modern, tech-driven environment while noting the importance of community support and safety. With its engaging neighborhoods and strong LGBTQ presence, Pittsburgh offers a fulfilling lifestyle for retirees seeking culture and connection.This podcast episode invites listeners to discover why Pittsburgh is a desirable retirement city for the LGBTQ community. Mark Goldstein interviews Mike Madden, who discusses his transformative journey and the city's remarkable evolution. The conversation addresses Pittsburgh's growing reputation as a retirement destination, covering aspects such as climate, safety, healthcare, and cultural vibrancy. Madden's insights reveal a city that balances affordability with rich amenities, making it a practical and attractive option for LGBTQ retirees seeking a welcoming environment to call home.Throughout the episode, Madden recounts personal anecdotes and shares the various social and recreational opportunities available to residents. The discussion touches on the significance of community engagement and the sense of belonging that Pittsburgh offers to LGBTQ individuals. Listeners will learn about the city's rich history, diverse neighborhoods, and increasing inclusivity, all contributing to a supportive environment for retirees. The episode highlights not only the practical advantages of living in Pittsburgh, such as lower housing costs and free public transportation for seniors but also the emotional fulfillment of being part of a vibrant and connected community, ultimately presenting Pittsburgh as a city where LGBTQ individuals can thrive.Takeaways: Pittsburgh offers a unique blend of urban amenities and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for the LGBTQ community. The city has transformed from its industrial roots into a vibrant, tech-driven environment attracting retirees. With no state taxes on pensions or Social Security, Pittsburgh is a financially appealing option for retirees. Healthcare access is robust, with a range of quality providers and minimal appointment wait times. Pittsburgh's cultural scene includes world-class museums, theaters, and a vibrant dining experience. Safety measures in the city have improved, making it a relatively safe place for residents. Links referenced in this episode:www.wheredogaysretire.comCompanies mentioned in this episode: Carnegie Mellon University of Pittsburgh Duquesne University UPMC Allegheny Health Network Eddie Merlot's Apteca Pusadis Garden Con Alma Heinz History Museum Andy Warhol Museum

Pittsburgh emerges as a vibrant and welcoming city for the LGBTQ community, particularly for retirees seeking a safe and affordable place to live. Mark Goldstein interviews Mike Madden, a long-time resident who shares insights about the city's unique blend of East Coast and Midwest charm and rich cultural offerings. The discussion highlights Pittsburgh's appealing amenities, including its low cost of living, diverse dining scene, and robust healthcare access, making it an attractive option for those looking to settle down. Mike also emphasizes the city's transformation from its industrial roots to a modern, tech-driven environment while noting the importance of community support and safety. With its engaging neighborhoods and strong LGBTQ presence, Pittsburgh offers a fulfilling lifestyle for retirees seeking culture and connection.This podcast episode invites listeners to discover why Pittsburgh is a desirable retirement city for the LGBTQ community. Mark Goldstein interviews Mike Madden, who discusses his transformative journey and the city's remarkable evolution. The conversation addresses Pittsburgh's growing reputation as a retirement destination, covering aspects such as climate, safety, healthcare, and cultural vibrancy. Madden's insights reveal a city that balances affordability with rich amenities, making it a practical and attractive option for LGBTQ retirees seeking a welcoming environment to call home.Throughout the episode, Madden recounts personal anecdotes and shares the various social and recreational opportunities available to residents. The discussion touches on the significance of community engagement and the sense of belonging that Pittsburgh offers to LGBTQ individuals. Listeners will learn about the city's rich history, diverse neighborhoods, and increasing inclusivity, all contributing to a supportive environment for retirees. The episode highlights not only the practical advantages of living in Pittsburgh, such as lower housing costs and free public transportation for seniors but also the emotional fulfillment of being part of a vibrant and connected community, ultimately presenting Pittsburgh as a city where LGBTQ individuals can thrive.Takeaways: Pittsburgh offers a unique blend of urban amenities and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for the LGBTQ community. The city has transformed from its industrial roots into a vibrant, tech-driven environment attracting retirees. With no state taxes on pensions or Social Security, Pittsburgh is a financially appealing option for retirees. Healthcare access is robust, with a range of quality providers and minimal appointment wait times. Pittsburgh's cultural scene includes world-class museums, theaters, and a vibrant dining experience. Safety measures in the city have improved, making it a relatively safe place for residents. Links referenced in this episode:www.wheredogaysretire.comCompanies mentioned in this episode: Carnegie Mellon University of Pittsburgh Duquesne University UPMC Allegheny Health Network Eddie Merlot's Apteca Pusadis Garden Con Alma Heinz History Museum Andy Warhol Museum

In today's episode, we are joined by renowned solicitor Michael Madden from Madden Finucane Solicitors in Belfast. Michael takes us through his journey into law, beginning as a junior legal assistant on landmark legacy cases such as Bloody Sunday, and evolving the firm into one of the most respected names in human rights and criminal justice. Sarah and Michael also discuss the recent UK government announcement of a public inquiry into the murder of solicitor Pat Finucane as well as Michael's role in representing NI sub-postmasters wrongfully convicted in the infamous Post Office Scandal, widely regarded as one of the UK's most significant miscarriages of justice.  Michael Madden graduated in Law from Queen's University Belfast in 2002, was admitted as a Solicitor in 2006, and qualified as a Solicitor-Advocate in 2009. He previously worked for a respected London criminal firm where he completed his training contract.   About Michael Madden is a qualified solicitor-advocate specialising in criminal law. He represents clients throughout each stage of the criminal justice system, from clients under arrest in police stations, through to the Magistrates' Court, Crown Court, High Court, and the Court of Appeal. He also regularly represents prisoners before the Parole Commissioners of Northern Ireland. Michael also acts as a solicitor-advocate for clients detained under the Mental Health Order before the Mental Health Review Tribunal. He has a special interest in Human Rights Law. Michael has attended the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in New York as part of a human rights campaign team concerning the independence of lawyers, highlighting the murder of Pat Finucane in particular. Notable cases: NI Court of Appeal • R v Alan McLaughlin First Post Office / Horizon scandal case in Northern Ireland to have convictions overturned in 2022. • R v James Alexander Smith First referral in NI from the CCRC regarding joint enterprise for murder cases in 2022. • DPP Ref (Number 5 of 2019) Harrington Legen Jack Guideline sentencing case in NI for fraud and theft where the offender is in a position of trust. It also gave guidelines for the appropriate remedy where a court has found there has been a breach of the right to have a criminal hearing within a reasonable time. • R v Gerard Connors [2011] NICC 35 Successful application to reduce the tariff length of a life sentence for murder. • EM Successful application to overturn an extradition order to Germany in 2015. Other notable cases • Inga Maria Hauser murder Represented man arrested for murder but received a “no prosecution” decision from the PPS in 2020. • PPS v GK Represented man in the Magistrates' Court accused of being a “paedophile hunter” who received a non-custodial sentence in 2019. • R v BM Represented man in Belfast Crown Court who received a non-custodial sentence in 2016 for offences concerning bomb hoaxes and threats made to various individuals and airports in the USA and other countries. • PPS v TH Represented man accused of possessing a large amount of semtex acquitted in 2014. • R v FC Represented man accused of “sex slave ring” at Belfast Crown acquitted in 2012.

presented by Pat McNamara. We talk to Ryan Morris from Truagh Clonlara camogie, Patsy Fahy gives his thoughts on the under 21 hurling and Michael Madden look at the club and international rugby scene. Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie  Originally broadcast 23rd November 2024

Lynn is in NYC but still makes the time with Carl to speak with Michael Madden regarding his play, "Red Jasper," at The Gaslight Theatre Oct. 4 - 13. They then talk to Bread & Roses about their Workers' Opera with Emily Kohring and Shelton Solafleur. Finally, one of the authors of "Missouri Comfort," Porsche Moran Murphy. Plus Lynn gives tribute to Saint Louis (& Broadway & Disney) legend, Ken Page.

As we've been hearing, transport companies, health organisations and banking systems around the world have been struggling to overcome the "blue screen of death", after a major IT outage. To tell us more Leigh McGowran, Technology Journalist with Silicon Republic, and Michael Madden, Professor of Computer Science from the University of Galway.

Sunak announces new law to 'swiftly' exonerate Post Office victims We speak to Belfast Solicitor, Michael Madden, who represented some of those effected

As we have been hearing throughout the day, the proposed plans to the Leaving Cert examinations have been shelved. One the cited reasons was the increased prevalence of GenAI, that's your ChatGPTs, in examinations and school projects but how strong has the impact of AI been on education sector and is it too late to reverse the damage? Kieran was joined by Michael Madden, Professor of Computer Science & Head of Machine Learning Research Group, University of Galway to discuss...

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

For forex traders – and for all traders, period – there is no Holy Grail when it comes to a forecasting tool. Every one of them only shows you probabilities, not certainties. But there is one method, says our Currency Pro Service editor Michael Madden, that does a better job than many others. Watch as he explains using USD/CHF as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

"Patience and confidence," says our Currency Pro Service editor, Michael Madden, are the two "best traits" a trader could have. Watch him demonstrate how Elliott waves help FX traders develop these traits using USD/JPY as his example.

In October of 1997, a series of rapes occurred on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus, OH. The rapist was quickly found but would make headlines for years to come with his insanity defense due to Dissociative Identity Disorder, or multiple personalities as it was called then. This episode also covers the murders of Michael Madden and Dwuan Cox.Instagram: @caffeinatedcrimespodTwitter: @caffcrimespodEmail: caffeinatedcrimespod@gmail.comFacebook: Caffeinated CrimesSupport the show