Podcasts about miss ireland

Journalist Lara Marlow joined us ahead of the Hinterland Festival for a worldly chat. Miriam Manning told us why Kells is backing a call for a public holiday to honour St Colmcille. Drogheda United Ultra Cian McCormack says fans are disappointed but hopeful the club can compete in the UEFA Conference League when their appeal to CAS is heard on Monday. What an impressive young woman Caoimhe Kenny is as she carries Louth hopes into the Miss Ireland contest tomorrow. While David Sheehan looked ahead to the weekend in sport. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this week's Ask Me Anything, Jasmine Gerhardt, Miss Ireland and upcoming contestant in Miss World joins Andrea to answer any of your questions!

Welcome to Season 6 of Tech Powered Luxury, brought to you with Azure Communications! For quite some time now, Azure has been our go-to provider for all things print and marketing. If you attended our ⁠Live from Paris Fashion Week⁠ show in September last year, you would have seen our event magazines featuring all of the designers and creatives who played a part in the event and our beautiful invites - all created by Azure Communications - they know how to elevate events and marketing with a luxury and personalised touch.If you're looking for top-tier branded collateral, print services, or marketing support, look no further because Azure Communications can take care of all of it.You can visit them at ⁠www.azurecomm.ie⁠ or follow them on Instagram at @AzureCommunications.ABOUTSeason 6 of Tech Powered Luxury is brought to you by luxury and tech entrepreneur Ashley McDonnell. With 10 years of experience working at the crossroads of luxury and technology, Ashley carved out a career across Paris, Dublin and Geneva, working at LVMH, Dior, Google and luxury group PUIG. The podcast is also taught as a module at leading business and design schools around the world, with the goal to share insightful and actionable stories and experience from industry leaders.NEWSLETTER & COMMUNITY REWARDSEach week, we bring a dedicated newsletter as well as Community Rewards to Tech Powered Luxury listeners. Subscribe to our substack to have full access: https://techpoweredluxury.substack.com/THE TECH POWERED LUXURY TEAMProducer & Host: Ashley McDonnellVideography: Ben O'Neill Photography: Anastasiia Redko, Anastasiia Lopushynska and Madeline GillespieProduction Assistants: Abigail Herbert, Gemma Brennan, Tessa Haughton Lynch, Grace Slattery and Klaudia SkierskaSocials and Newsletter: Laoise O'ConnellStyling: Johanna DooleyStyling Assistants: Cian Crowe and Alison MurphyPublic Relations: Align AgencyContent Creation: Kinsman & Co

Are you struggling with low mood? If so, then it's no surprise, given the time of year. Last week, Smaranda Maier, the owner and founder of Authentic Health spoke to us about Seasonal Affective Disorder and ways in which to deal with it. Alan Morrissey followed on from that discussion by speaking about low mood with Lynda Duffy. Lynda is a Rapid Transformational Therapist and Mindset Coach – as well as being a former Miss Ireland. Photo (c): Stefanut Sava's Images via Canva

Miss Ireland Jasmine Gerhardt says more needs to be done to tackle cyber-bullying after she suffered abuse online.Jasmine joins Andrea Gilligan to discuss.

Subscribe to my newsletter for useful and practical tools to improve your mindset and your life! https://www.danagrinberga.com/blog --- Join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of Hannah Hawkshaw, crowned Miss International Ireland 2024, from overcoming chronic fatigue syndrome to becoming a national sensation and a beacon of hope and inspiration. In this episode, Hannah shares the pivotal moments and the powerful lessons that have shaped her path to success. In this episode we discuss: Hannah's life in 2024 What are beauty pageants all about? Going from chronic fatigue syndrome to a nation wide famous blogger. Learnings from Richard Branson. Finding purpose and power though service to others. How Hannah's mindset allowed her to create her dream life of alignment and purpose. How to lean into growth mindset? What's a differentiator between a person that transforms their adversity into opportunity vs one that does not. How charitable initiatives transform you as a person. How to keep a childlike energy and zest for life in yourself as you age. An exercise to transform your energy, productivity and help you achieve your goals consistently. Power of the radical truth. On purpose & how to find it. Dana's and Hannah's purpose Hannah Kathleen Hawkshaw - crowned Miss International Ireland 2024, Hannah is a model, writer, musician and charity advocate. Her journey, marked by overcoming chronic fatigue syndrome during her formative years, propelled her into the spotlight early, as she turned adversity into advantage by establishing herself as a prominent blogger and digital entrepreneur at just 13. This foundation led to her blog winning Best Fashion Blog at the National Blog Awards of Ireland in 2017. A talented singer-songwriter, Hannah has recorded at the iconic Abbey Road Studios, showcasing her musical versatility and depth. Her advocacy now focuses on mental health and wellness, utilizing her public speaking engagements across continents to champion these causes passionately. Currently, Hannah's entrepreneurial spirit is directed towards empowering others, especially through digital platforms, to transform challenges into opportunities. On our podcast, we'll explore how Hannah's experiences have shaped her efforts in advocacy, music, and public speaking, and how she continues to influence and inspire as a multifaceted young leader. Find Hannah on   https://www.hannahkathleenofficial.com; IG @Hannahkathleenofficial Find Dana on Instagram https://rb.gy/pm0wwp Get a copy of my Top 10 must read books for 2024. These books will expand your mind, boost your confidence, and inspire optimism. Sign up here: https://danagrinberga.ck.page/368a56c6f7 Watch video version here https://youtu.be/-DVZ_ziZtF4 Please share your thoughts and questions about this episode either in the comment section or DM via instagram! :) Your feedback is invaluable to me! If you enjoyed, please make sure to follow and share. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dana-grinberga/message

There are high hopes for Ivanna McMahon who hails from Barefield, as she is representing Ireland at this year's Miss World competition. Ivanna, who was Miss Ireland 2022, is one of 112 women competing for the title at the 71st Miss World in India. Miss World 2023 is being held in Mumbai this Saturday, with the lead-up to the event having gotten underway in India on February 18th last. Rosanna Davison was the last Irish woman to be named Miss World, back in 2003. On Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey spoke with Ivanna all the way from India, as she continues her preparations for Saturday.

PJ talks Electric Harps and victory to our Miss World hope! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ivanna McMahon, who hails from Barefield and was Miss Ireland 2022, is Ireland's representative for this year's Miss World competition. The 71st Miss World will take place in India from the 18th of February. To find out more about her preparations and the competition, Alan Morrissey spoke with Ivanna on Monday's Morning Focus.

How the Are We Dating the Same Guy? groups keep women safe; Making Irish sporting history – swimmer Daniel Wiffen; And a former Miss Ireland's troubles with her hair.

For ALL the Cosmically Curious in Celebration of Science Week at SpaceFest Join Fig O'Reilly for a free online event on November 19th exploring success in STEAM, talking about the launch of Ireland's first satellite EIRSAT-1, and answering questions from participants. Former Miss Ireland and NASA Datanaut Fionnghuala "Fig" O'Reilly will be the guest of honour at a free, public online workshop as part of the Science Foundation Ireland funded SpaceFest at the National Space Centre in Cork. The event will offer members of the public the rare chance to ask questions of a leading figure in Ireland's science outreach and emerging space industry. An engineer and regional director of NASA's Space Apps Challenge in Washington, DC, she was recently invited by the European Space Agency to the European Space Research and Technology Centre. Located in the Netherlands, the centre is ESA's main development and test campus for spacecraft and space technology. Fig visited as part of the Irish delegation supporting the launch of EIRSAT-1, Ireland's first satellite. In 2019 Fig herself made history as the first woman of colour and Black woman to represent Ireland at the international Miss Universe competition, highlighting the need for diversity in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.) She subsequently launched Space to Reach, an organization dedicated to advancing Black and Brown women in STEM. On Sunday 19 November, she'll talk with artist Linda Curtain about the value of extending STEM to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathmatics) and the intersection of space and art. Their conversation will also focus on the need for DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) in all aspects of STEM and the importance of companies reflecting the markets they serve. Members of the public who register for the event here will have the opportunity to ask Fionnghuala about EIRSAT-1, her STEM advocacy for women and for women of colour, and her experiences in the space industry.

On Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Céira Moroney who is preparing to represent the Banner County in the Miss Ireland final next month. The 27 year-old speech and language therapist from Ardnacrusha spoke about why she first entered the competition, hoping to follow in the footsteps of her Leaving Cert classmate, Doctor Ivanna McMahon, from Barefield, who is the reigning Miss Ireland. Céira is hosting a virtual fundraising concert in aid of AsIAm and the Julian Benson CF Foundation. You can follow Céira on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ceira_moroney/ to follow for updates. Find the Miss Ireland Instagram on https://www.instagram.com/missirelandorg/ Picture (c) Taz Photos https://www.instagram.com/taz_photos/

What a beautiful conversation Gerry enjoyed with the wonderful Terry Prone about her most touching memoir and her late husband Tom Savage. You'll understand why Amy Moynagh will do Louth proud at the forthcoming Miss Ireland competition. Food Hero Maria Flynn's all new Ballymakenny Farm red potato salad is brewing up a storm and her brand new crisps are on the way! Travelling to the Middle East and Holy Land needs careful consideration as Martin Skelly explained... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aoife Walsh, a former secondary school teacher who went on to win Miss Ireland in 2013, has spent years modelling around the world and documenting her life and love of fashion on Instagram. She is a mum to a toddler, lives a busy and full life, and also has the inflammatory bowel condition, Crohn's disease.Aoife joins Clare to tell her story and why she has decided to speak about Crohn's publicly now.

Aoife Walsh, content creator and former Miss Ireland, took Louise on a trip down memory lane to their time working together in Abercrombie during college for this week's Open Book. She also spoke openly about having to repaint her picture of life and how she has embraced being a single mother.

Bean óg as Corcaigh a bhéas san iomaíocht i Miss Ireland

Many of you will know Lisa from Instagram as @ModernIrishmom but you may not know her backstory which we delve into today. Lisa is a former Miss Ireland & Miss Ireland Universe and spent years living in the States, after which she returned to Ireland and became a mother to 4 boys. With 4 young kids under her feet, Lisa then underwent extensive open heart surgery. In this episode she talks about her journey so far and the sad moments of reflection in the run-up to her operation. This discussion gave me loads to think about but mostly how important it is to live in the moment, be grateful and anchor yourself in your own faith. Iconic Office are my location sponsors for this series. Working in such an inspiring environment and recording my podcast at Iconic Offices in NSQ2, Cork has really helped me to elevate my brand and grow my business. The location is simply stunning and has become an invaluable resource for me. The good news is, you too can get to experience all the benefits Iconic Offices has to offer. They have given me a number of exclusive complimentary day office trials for my audience. So what are you waiting for! Try it yourself, bring your team. No catches. Simply visit the link ⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠ and enter the code “upsherises23” and claim your complimentary office for a day. Trust me, you won't want to let this opportunity pass you by.

Claire Brock is joined by Minister of State Jack Chambers, Matt Carthy TD, Fionnán Sheahan, George Hook, Adam Doyle also known as Spicebag, and Lynda Duffy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Miss Ireland Lynda Duffy has revealed she used to starve herself for weeks as she battled with an eating disorder and joined us on Newstalk Breakfast. If you have been affected by any of the issues raised, you can contact BodyWhys on (01) 2107906.

Former Miss Ireland Lynda Duffy has revealed she used to starve herself for weeks as she battled with an eating disorder and joined us on Newstalk Breakfast. If you have been affected by any of the issues raised, you can contact BodyWhys on (01) 2107906.

Former Miss World Rosanna Davison has had the most extraordinary life. From being crowned Miss Ireland to doing a cover shoot with Playboy, she is now one of Ireland's most popular social media influencers. In this open and honest interview with Bobby Kerr, she talks about growing up with a very famous father, her very successful career, fertility struggles, becoming a nutritional therapist, leadership qualities and more.

Mum-of-four Lisa O'Sullivan Shaw was born with congenital heart disease. She shares her recent surgery experience and looks back to 2002 when she won Miss Ireland, and travelled to the Miss Universe pageant in Puerto Rico. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Colum Tyrrell and Dave Caggiano join Luis J. Gomez and Zac Amico and discuss Dave's experience working for Colum, Miss Ireland vs Miss Jamaica, Dave and Luis arm wrestling to see who's stronger, the Louisiana porn law that requires ID for proof of age to access content, the college gymnast harassed by male fans, Ron Jeremy not fit to stand trial after being diagnosed with dementia, the 6 year old who shot his teacher, the dating expert who says not to date women with male friends and so much more!(Air Date: January 9th, 2022)Support our sponsors!Manscaped.com - Use the promo code: RealAss for 20% off your order!ZippixToothpicks.com - Click here and use the promo code: ASS10 to get 10% off your order!To advertise your product or service on GaS Digital podcasts please go to TheADSide.com and click on "Advertisers" for more information!Submit your artwork via postal mail to:GaS Digital Networkc/o Real Ass Podcast151 1st Ave, #311New York, NY 10003Submit to be Luis' sparring partner by sending a video and your information to RealAssOfficial@gmail.com!Real Ass Podcast merchandise is available at https://podcastmerch.com/collections/real-ass-podcastYou can watch Real Ass Podcast LIVE for FREE every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11am ET at GaSDigitalNetwork.com/LIVEOnce you're there you can sign up at GaSDigitalNetwork.com with promo code: RAP for a 7-day FREE trial with access to every Real Ass Podcast show ever recorded! On top of that you'll also have the same access to ALL the shows that GaS Digital Network has to offer!Follow the whole show on social media!Colum TyrrellTwitter: https://twitter.com/columtyrrellInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/columtyrrellYouTube: https://youtube.com/columtyrrellDave CaggianoTwitter: https://twitter.com/DaveCaggianoInstagram: https://instagram.com/DaveCaggianoLuis J. GomezTwitter: https://twitter.com/luisjgomezInstagram: https://instagram.com/gomezcomedyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LuisJGomezComedyTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/prrattlesnakeWebsite: https://www.luisofskanks.comZac AmicoTwitter: https://twitter.com/ZASpookShowInstagram: https://instagram.com/zacisnotfunnySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 98 goes through highlight 98 and I talk about everything from focaccia to Miss Ireland's political statement at Miss Universe last year!!! Come play along ❤️ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sarah-kreutz/support

Jen chats to Pamela Uba about being crowned the first black woman as Miss Ireland, putting herself through Hell Week and now performing in the Snow White panto at Dublin's National Stadium!

Dochtúir as Condae an Chláir atá ainmnithe mar Miss Ireland

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by newly crowned Miss Ireland, Ivanna McMahon. 27 Year Old Ivanna is a native of Barefield in County Clare and is currently plying her trade as a Doctor. Ivanna was crowned Miss Ireland at a Diamond Jubilee Ceremony at The Royal Theatre in Castlebar over the weekend while treating the capacity crowd to a stunning musical rendition of Florence and the Machine on the Harp along the way. Ivanna will now represent Ireland in the upcoming Miss World 2022 Competition later this year.

Aifric chats to Ivanna McMahon from Clare about being crowned Miss Ireland 2022 over the weekend!

Saoirse O'Shaughnessy and PJ have a catchup as voting continues using the Miss Ireland app. The person with the most votes will get a place in the final 15.https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.choicely.miss.irelandhttps://apps.apple.com/tt/app/miss-ireland/id1538581380 Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lottie chats with 20-year-old and Miss Ireland finalist, Miss Cork East Chloe McCarthy about her diagnosis with ME when she was 16

On this episode Aoife Moore takes us through changes to the laws around consent in rape cases, what's happening with Monkeypox and a devastating McDonalds price hike. I chat to Miss Ireland, Pamela Uba, as her reign comes to an end about the incredible path her life has taken and the brilliant work she's done during her year with the title. Then, Esther O'Moore-Donohoe fills us in on the entertainment news from the return of Joni Mitchell (sob) to the end of Neighbours (sob). Recommendation:Hide and Seek by Andrea Mara Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

LISTEN BACK: Entering A Beauty Pageant After ME Diagnosis Chloe McCarthy tells Fiona that after her ME diagnosis she entered the Miss Ireland pageant to ‘get herself back' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tipperary is well represented this year in the 75th Miss Ireland proudly sponsored by Tan Organic. The 37 finalists vying for the coveted Miss Ireland 2022 title were revealed at a sparkling white party last week for this, the 75th Diamond Jubilee of the competition. Miss Tipperary Megan Kelly joined Fran on the show.

STEM advocacy programs for minorities, and the Black community's involvement in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math fields is a path that will yield many future career opportunities for Black people. , Actress, model, TV host, engineer, and former Miss Ireland Fig O'Reilly joins host Ramses Ja on today's podcast to talk about her STEM advocacy program for Black girls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new record holder for the largest Ice Cream Cone - Ratoath's Big Defender? Michael Farrelly puts swimming on the map in Carnaross! Gill Kenny gave hooch the heave ho and is loving life again. Sisters Ruth and Jane Flanagan are creating a real buzz with their sustainable knitwear collection. Meath midfielder Orlagh Lally is so looking forward to another All Ireland final. Maiya McGonagle is firmly focussed on bringing the Miss Ireland crown back to Louth and Gerry selected a real gem as his Artist of the Week.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jim Gorman from Holy Family Boxing Club believes his sport's parent organisation is on the right track now despite Sport Ireland and Government misgivings. Wednesday's Child is full of Woe but not today for author Shane Dunphy. Meath is vying for this year's Miss Ireland title thanks to not one but two young women from the Royal County. We heard why rat poison has wider implications for many other wild and domestic species. And our week of Madonna in words and song rolled on... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pamela is not only someone who's glam we're very interested in, as a beauty queen and all-round super babe, but also someone whose life we're fascinated to hear more about. She's a medical scientist, she's Miss Ireland and she's someone who's overcome the adversity of direct provision to step on a world stage representing Ireland. Hayu is the home of reality TV – with over 8,000 episodes of your favourite reality shows available to stream and download, including: Below Deck, Keeping Up With the Kardashians, The Real Housewives, Million Dollar Listing and Vanderpump Rules. Sign up now for just €5.99 a month at Hayu.com Products mentioned: MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Natural Powder - Dark Deep Dermalogica Special Cleansing Gel Filorga Foam Cleanser Charlotte Tilbury Magic Night Cream The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid Charlotte Tilbury Charlotte's Magic Cream Charlotte Tilbury Beautiful Skin Foundation Charlotte Tilbury Magic Away Wand Charlotte Tilbury Eyeshadow Luxury Palette Kash Beauty Secret Treasure Eyeshadow Palette KISS My Lashes But Better

Pamela Uba is the current Miss Ireland, she represented the country in Puerto Rico back in March when Miss Poland eventually took the title, but Pamela has taken so much from the experience that went beyond winning first place. It has opened so many doors to the medical scientist and as you'll hear, she's going with the flow and enjoying every second. We discuss the negative slant so called beauty pageants can get, that they are demeaning to women and only celebrate one attribute but as you'll hear of the people Pamela met, and she is the same, there was so much more than the aesthetic and just because someone looks a certain way or enjoys glamour, there shouldn't be an assumption about their character.And behind every beautiful smile there is a story. Pamela grew up in Direct Provision, as a teenager she took on the legal aspect of trying to secure a home for her mother and siblings and when she was told her education would not go beyond secondary school she chose to fight that too and get herself a degree and a masters.This is such an inspiring, though heart breaking story at times, Pamela revisits traumatic experiences but ultimately she has emerged a strong and brilliant woman who now speaks out so there is learning from mistakes made with the treatment of her family and others like them. Pamela visits children in Direct provision now to impress upon them the importance of education and gives them access to technology.She is one very impressive individual and it was great to get to sit down with her for this conversation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jen went all the way to Puerto Rico to speak with Miss Ireland Pamela Uba ahead of the Miss World competition...

Claire Brock is joined by Senator Lisa Chambers, Senator Rebeca Moynihan, Owen Reilly, Killian Woods, Harry McCann, Jen Hogan, Sean Slattery, Katie Kilbane, and Pamela Uba. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Miss Ireland Pamela Uba speaks about her life in Direct Provision, earning her masters in chemistry and what's next for her in her insanely successful life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a world where each month tries to top the previous month in absurdity, I find myself struggling to keep up with the most ridiculous stories. My only goal here is to have a log of the decline of IQs, morality, and basic common sense. Think of this podcast as a time capsule of our descent into Hell. These clown news events simply show a world that will make Idiocracy look like a documentary. For example, Miss Ireland was crowned and was the first non-Irish winner since it began and somehow this is a good thing. I honestly tried to make this shorter but alas failed again; perhaps because I'm long winded or because there are too many idiotic events to cover anymore. Regardless please go Fox Yourself until next time

The newly-crowned Miss Ireland chats to Emma and Laura about dodgy dentistry, dating demands and doing it for Ireland at Miss World!

Understanding Migraine Triggers sees Debbie Hutchinson joined by Irish influencer and former Miss Ireland, Aoife Walsh and Dr Sinead Beirne, GP Lead at St. Vincent's University Hospital Headache Clinic, Director of The Headache Clinic, Dublin 8 and resident Doctor on Virgin Media's Ireland AM. In this episode they discuss and examine what can trigger an attack and how people can manage these triggers. Beyond Migraine is a six-part podcast series created for people living with migraine in Ireland brought to you by the Migraine Association of Ireland and Teva Pharmaceuticals Ireland.   This episode was recorded in March 2021. The views, information or opinions expressed during the Beyond Migraine podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not represent those of the Migraine Association of Ireland or Teva Pharmaceuticals Ireland. The primary purpose of this podcast series is to educate and inform and is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment.  Reporting of suspected adverse reactions is important. It allows continued monitoring of the benefit/risk balance of the medicinal product. To ensure correct adverse event reporting, healthcare professionals and patients are encouraged to use their national competent authority reporting scheme or you can also report via: www.tevapharm.com/contact-us/ This podcast is supported by funding from Teva Pharmaceuticals Ireland.  Speakers have received an honorarium for their contribution to this podcast 

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Branon and Jiles celebrate a national holiday by talking about Miss Ireland, Gavin Newsome, Kandi Burress, the MET gala and more. Tune In

When Katy Henriksen was featured on Op. 9 of TRILLOQUY back in 2019, she was a local radio host working to take western classical music out of the "old, white guy realm". Today, Katy is an entrepreneur who works as a promoter, journalist, writer and podcaster creating content that challenges the status quo. She returns to TRILLOQUY to chat with Garrett about the self-employed life, the challenges that COVID puts on concert promotion, and her podcast, "Sound Off". Scott honors the first Black woman to be crowned Miss Ireland, and speaks to an oratorio by Courtney Bryan. And Garrett spends the final movement exploring the concept of "music-ing" and how a western classical training stands in the way of discovering one's own artistic voice. Playlist: Phil Lynott - "CATHLEEN (A Beautiful Irish Girl)" Kaija Saariaho - "Circle Map" Johann Strauss - "Mein Herr Marquis" (perf. Sumi Jo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDxqWyceIfI) Courtney Bryan - "Yet Unheard" (perf. La Jolla Symphony & Chorus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsSENWpYqFw) Leonard Bernstein - Symphonic Suite from "On the Waterfront" Qasim Naqvi - "Brutal Moderna" Black Monument Ensemble - "Stay Beautiful" Project Trio - "Blue Rondo a la Turk" More: Katy Henriksen: https://www.katyhenriksen.com Sound Off Podcast: https://podlink.to/soundoff Downbeat (R.I.P. Michael K. Williams): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpBmtLQClqA The Big Brother Cookout Alliance: https://screenrant.com/big-brother-julie-chen-moonves-cookout-alliance-racist/ First Black Woman Crowned Miss Ireland: https://www.insider.com/pamela-uba-crowned-first-black-miss-ireland-in-pageants-history-2021-9 NFL "Lift Ev'ry Voice" Backlash: https://www.rawstory.com/bill-maher-black-national-anthem/ Women Conductors Take the Podium: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/10/arts/music/female-conductors.html?fbclid=IwAR3sxnxpVSYt9izFBz-nUWszvLXSYIqKJPx9Yt1XUudCiuv3VCUmzqU4eZE English Ensemble "Forced" Into Equity: https://slippedisc.com/2021/09/english-orchestra-sacks-half-its-players-to-become-more-diverse/ ACF Equity Summit: https://composersforum.org/artist-equity/artist-equity-summit-2021-follow-through/

Jen spoke to Pamela Uba from Galway City who has been crowned Miss Ireland 2021. Pamela has made history with her win as she is the first black Miss Ireland.

Miss Galway Pamela Uba made history on Sunday night as she was crowned the first black Miss Ireland. Andrea chats to Pamela about coming from an area with a lot of guns & violence, growing up in direct provision, working on the frontline and overcoming the odds to become Miss Ireland.  Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.  

Maeve Yee is representing the county this Sunday the 5th of September in the Miss Ireland final in Dublin. This year's final will take place at Killua Castle in Westmeath. She won the Miss Tipperary 2020 title and is looking forward to representing her county in the Miss Ireland Final.

Laura Martin is a National Finalist for Miss Ireland as Miss Mayo 2021. In addition to being a Marketing and Design Manager, she is a Big Sister for youth development organisation Foróige and the Co-host of Future Thinking, a series giving volunteering and charity work a voice. --- Lost your pageant motivation? Book in a coaching session TODAY: ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://thepageantboss.com/

This is a seriously inspiring podcast that will give you motivation and inspiration to follow your dreams. Emma Waldron is a former Miss Ireland who has since become founder and CEO of WiLDE, a platform that empowers creators to do what they love. After spending 5 years in New York, Emma has now relocated to the tech capital of the world San Francisco, as she takes Wilde to the next level. She's backed by Eric Schmidt (former CEO of Google), Aryeh Bourkoff (Founder/CEO of Liontree), John Sculley (Former CEO of Apple and CMO of Pepsi) and Kees Koolen (founder and CEO of booking.com). On Sunday, she tells me the hilarious story of doorstepping Aryeh Bourkoff, how she got their backing, how we can believe in ourselves and why we should never take no for an answer. This podcast is brought to you with thanks to Ireland's Leading Pharmacy Chain, Lloyds Pharmacy. The Good Glow Wellness Programme is now available

**Trigger Warning - This episode contains conversations about miscarriage and parental loss that some may find upsetting** This week I am joined by model, former Miss Ireland and mum to Sadie, Sarah Morrissey.  In this deeply personal chat Sarah shares for the first time her struggle to have a second child. Having took almost two years to conceive Sadie, Sarah had no expectations that having a second baby would happen any easier. But she did not expect it to be as difficult as it has been. Since trying to conceive her second child, Sarah has had three miscarriages in a row and is also coping with the grief from the death of her mother. A painful and lonely time during lockdown as Sarah up until now has kept the pregnancy losses private. We also discuss lifestyle balance and the anxiety Sarah felt as she returned to work a few weeks after Sadie's birth. At the time she had the guilt of working as well as the guilt of turning down work. When she was working she felt when someone said “Who has her today?” what they were really saying was “Why aren't you at home with her?”. Sarah has shared her story of miscarriage and fertility to support the open conversation of miscarriage, to highlight the difficult path to motherhood that many women endure and the emotional, physical and emotional pain many women endure from miscarriage, fertility and returning to work. If you are affected by any of the discussions in this podcast The Miscarriage Association Of Ireland website has many resources that can help you: https://miscarriage.ie Hope is an important message for Sarah, she is forever hopeful for a second baby and that everything will work out in the end. And I truly believe it will for her. You can follow Sarah on her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahmorrisseymodel/ This series of the For All Mum Kind podcast is sponsored by the Gardiner Family Apothecary . Caring for your sensitive skin with their Elave and Ovelle solutions and proudly made in Ireland since 1934. You can keep up to date with all of their news, discounts, and exclusive offers across Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook at Gardiner Family Apothecary.  Visit www.GardinerFamilyApothecary.com for free next day delivery with purchases over €25. Pamela x Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/for-all-mum-kind/id1456045096?mt=2 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5q5ErY3McbYLuzC2qGfxVz

Paul Hackett, President of Irish Travel Agents Association, Chelsea Farrell, Miss Ireland and a student in Dundalk Institute of Technology

This week Shonagh chatted to Mindulee Seneviratne who recently won the title of Miss Wexford and will now go on to represent her county in the Miss Ireland competition

Do you believe the beauty pageants like Miss Ireland or the Rose of Tralee have any place in our modern society? Do they serve a purpose? Or are they outdated? Former Miss Ireland Valerie Roe and Former Mr Ireland Karl Bowe talk to Niall about their experiencesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you believe the beauty pageants like Miss Ireland or the Rose of Tralee have any place in our modern society? Do they serve a purpose? Or are they outdated? Former Miss Ireland Valerie Roe and Former Mr Ireland Karl Bowe talk to Niall about their experiences See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you believe the beauty pageants like Miss Ireland or the Rose of Tralee have any place in our modern society? Do they serve a purpose? Or are they outdated? Former Miss Ireland Valerie Roe  talk to Niall about their experiences.

Join Bifflecup, Astro Logic and game developer for Rude Ghost Games, James Johnston as we talk about his new pixel puzzle dating sim - Pixel Puzzle Makeout League. We cover game development, inspiration for creating a dating sim, pixel puzzles, the game soundtrack, and his trip to Ireland to introduce Miss Ireland. With featured music by Decaying Tigers 

I love these inspiring stories. Please welcome to the podcast originally from Belfast Ireland, now residing in Dubai, the beautiful Jade O'Neill. Jade growing up was bullied at school and had a weight problem, braces, going through adolescences. She decided to go on a weight loss program and go to the gym. One year later she is strutting down the cat walk of Miss Ireland. She then was invited to go in the USA Swimsuit Modelling Competition and was chosen to fly to Mexico to do an international shoot. Jade works with the biggest airline company in the world and has travelled to over 100 countries. @jadee_oneill Here we talk about the move from Belfast to Dubai, growing up in Northern Ireland, the peer pressure of her teenage years, her passion for fashion, her future in diverse to pursue an acting career, her mother as an inspiration, Her diet and how she has been able to stay fit and healthy, her trip to Brazil and Australia and whole bunch of inspiring stories. https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory   tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com  @tellcraigyourstory Youtube  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #jadeoneill #tellcraigyourstory #belfast #ireland #missdubai #model #airhostess #fashion #actress #australia #brazil #hanggliding #worldtraveller #weightloss #diet #motivation 

We had a great chat with Miss Ireland 2010 Emma Waldron, who lives in NY these days. Her and Katie connected on being Irish living abroad and how that has changed their lives and also their attitudes to sex. We had a good debate about PDAs. We also talked about whether sending nudes is a good idea and what you need to watch out for when doing that. Emma asked Katie and I about where the wildest place we had sex was. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ireland's favorite comedy duo tackle the big issues, this week: Our guest is former Miss Ireland, author, and food fanatic Roz Purcell. Retired GAA hard-man Noel Furlong is in with the news. Lauren puts the boys to the test with a mystery topic. Get in touch #2johnniespodEmail: podcast@the2johnnies.ieInstagram: the2johnniesNoel's News mug sponsored by www.hairybaby.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode three of The Gilded Thread, Irene speaks with model, actress, writer and original hyphenate, Olivia Tracey. Olivia chats to Irene about growing up in her stylish family, knowing her mind from an early age, she recalls first ever modelling job in Switzers window, the path that led her to Miss Ireland and shares how she enthusiastically welcomes every opportunity that comes her way in LA and in Ireland.

Aaron O'Neill founded Let's Talk Mental Health because he had anxiety and depression since early childhood. He had a lot of tough times in life, a lot of loss, hardship, and mental and physical abuse (not sexual). This is not a pleasant story, but it ends well. What is the group, and how did it come about? The group is for sufferers of mental distress. I have 4 team members, all whom have been part of the group since the start, they are sufferers themselves, and have come through a lot, and now are able to part their experience with members of the group. It came about as I was attending a local mental health support group, but the numbers were always low. People were getting as far as the door, then turning around and going home. As much as we'd like to think the stigma is gone, it's not 100% gone. I realized that I had a way that I could help others, in a private and secure way. I worked for a conference company, and it used the most secure platform available. I managed to secure a good rate with them, and this allowed me to give out free phone (or toll free) numbers to everyone. I have a host control panel so I can mute lines, dismiss guests if needed, and nobody except me can see who's on the call. We have guest speakers on the call quite often, who tell us about what they have been through, and some of these people are recognized names and happy to put their name to our group. We focus on positivity, sure we look at mental health and all that we've been through, but we focus on what can come, what you can be, empowering you in the most positive ways to help yourself, to reach out and ask for it. That's recovery! This idea was very new to Ireland, but it wasn't long before we built up 350 group members, and some offline also. We advertised in local papers giving contact details so that I could issue the Thursday call details to people who needed the help, and may not have internet, or may be elderly and they're not using social media. We have been involved in a lot of events in Ireland, and worked behind the scenes for events like "The Voice of Ireland", where we had counsellors working with a few of the participants to help them with nerves and anxiety. To date, we have worked out that we have helped a total of 2,400 people. You mentioned guest speakers, could you tell us more about them, and also I believe you have some big followers? Yes we have some regular guest speakers such as Liam Kennedy, who is a fantastic football player, and now works as a motivational speaker, and motivates the group with his talks and also his poetry. We have Linda Creedon, who's just qualified as a nurse. She had a rough childhood and was bullied to the extent that she wouldn't attend her own Debs. She has since gone on to take part in Miss Ireland, and works as a model, as well as being a nurse, and a motivational speaker. We have Valerie Farragher, who talks about alcohol addiction, and is doing massive work in Ireland to help people with Dual Diagnosis, Depression and Alcohol Addiction. We also have some big name supporters such as Glen Hansard from the Frames, Elton John, Neville Southall, PJ Gallagher, Pat Shortt (both big name Irish comedians), and several others. What lies ahead for Let's Talk Mental Health? Recently we had to move the group to a new page, simply because we wanted to change the privacy on the group on Facebook from Secret to Closed. We had too many people in the group, and Facebook wouldn't allow us to do that so we've moved to a new page. We also want to run a poster campaign by getting laminated posters sent out to rural areas in Ireland, letting them know we exist, and to get in touch, there's no shame in it, and that there is a group out there that really cares about you, genuinely! As I have said we have touched the lives of 2,400 people, not only in Ireland but in the UK, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Canada, and the US. Out of everyone we have dealt with, I am proud to say that we have never lost a member. How is the group funded? We rely completely on donations to fund the group, we do this by asking those who have it to contribute when they can. We don't put pressure on people as the whole idea is that the service is free. We run raffles and we are running a Christmas raffle this year on 12th December which will keep the group going for at least another 6 months. We are going to have a complete overhaul of our website at LetsTalkMentalHealth.com, get our group more in the public domain and continue to help people as best as we can. If you have iPhone/iPad/iOS: iTunes/ If you have Android/Windows/Other: Stitcher Don't miss this episode. If you do listen, we'd really appreciated appreciate a rating and review on iTunes. Your feedback makes our day! Sponsor: Sponsor is Twin Flame Hosting: Consciously hosting your spiritual websites since 1993. If you wish to sponsor an episode or the full Honest-to-God series, contact us at +1-224-588-8026. Also visit http://aingealrose.com,  http://ahonu.com, http://aingealroseandahonu.com, and http://sacredearthwaters.com Closing: Remember our FREE Group Akashic Records online 1st Sunday of every month at 10am Pacific Time - http://worldofempowerment.com/. Next week - IT COULD BE YOU - contact us to get on the show and discuss your spiritual breakthroughs, your book or your spiritual business! Until next time, we send you our love, blessings and thanks for listening to AHONU & Aingeal Rose on the Honest to God Series! Slán agus beannacht Dé libh go leir, Aingeal Rose & Ahonu Special Guest: Aaron O'Neill.                                                                                                Twin Flame Productions LLC Website | Newsletter | Consultations

Aaron O'Neill founded Let's Talk Mental Health because he had anxiety and depression since early childhood. He had a lot of tough times in life, a lot of loss, hardship, and mental and physical abuse (not sexual). This is not a pleasant story, but it ends well. What is the group, and how did it come about? The group is for sufferers of mental distress. I have 4 team members, all whom have been part of the group since the start, they are sufferers themselves, and have come through a lot, and now are able to part their experience with members of the group. It came about as I was attending a local mental health support group, but the numbers were always low. People were getting as far as the door, then turning around and going home. As much as we'd like to think the stigma is gone, it's not 100% gone. I realized that I had a way that I could help others, in a private and secure way. I worked for a conference company, and it used the most secure platform available. I managed to secure a good rate with them, and this allowed me to give out free phone (or toll free) numbers to everyone. I have a host control panel so I can mute lines, dismiss guests if needed, and nobody except me can see who's on the call. We have guest speakers on the call quite often, who tell us about what they have been through, and some of these people are recognized names and happy to put their name to our group. We focus on positivity, sure we look at mental health and all that we've been through, but we focus on what can come, what you can be, empowering you in the most positive ways to help yourself, to reach out and ask for it. That's recovery! This idea was very new to Ireland, but it wasn't long before we built up 350 group members, and some offline also. We advertised in local papers giving contact details so that I could issue the Thursday call details to people who needed the help, and may not have internet, or may be elderly and they're not using social media. We have been involved in a lot of events in Ireland, and worked behind the scenes for events like "The Voice of Ireland", where we had counsellors working with a few of the participants to help them with nerves and anxiety. To date, we have worked out that we have helped a total of 2,400 people. You mentioned guest speakers, could you tell us more about them, and also I believe you have some big followers? Yes we have some regular guest speakers such as Liam Kennedy, who is a fantastic football player, and now works as a motivational speaker, and motivates the group with his talks and also his poetry. We have Linda Creedon, who's just qualified as a nurse. She had a rough childhood and was bullied to the extent that she wouldn't attend her own Debs. She has since gone on to take part in Miss Ireland, and works as a model, as well as being a nurse, and a motivational speaker. We have Valerie Farragher, who talks about alcohol addiction, and is doing massive work in Ireland to help people with Dual Diagnosis, Depression and Alcohol Addiction. We also have some big name supporters such as Glen Hansard from the Frames, Elton John, Neville Southall, PJ Gallagher, Pat Shortt (both big name Irish comedians), and several others. What lies ahead for Let's Talk Mental Health? Recently we had to move the group to a new page, simply because we wanted to change the privacy on the group on Facebook from Secret to Closed. We had too many people in the group, and Facebook wouldn't allow us to do that so we've moved to a new page. We also want to run a poster campaign by getting laminated posters sent out to rural areas in Ireland, letting them know we exist, and to get in touch, there's no shame in it, and that there is a group out there that really cares about you, genuinely! As I have said we have touched the lives of 2,400 people, not only in Ireland but in the UK, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Canada, and the US. Out of everyone we have dealt with, I am proud to say that we have never lost a member. How is the group funded? We rely completely on donations to fund the group, we do this by asking those who have it to contribute when they can. We don't put pressure on people as the whole idea is that the service is free. We run raffles and we are running a Christmas raffle this year on 12th December which will keep the group going for at least another 6 months. We are going to have a complete overhaul of our website at LetsTalkMentalHealth.com, get our group more in the public domain and continue to help people as best as we can. If you have iPhone/iPad/iOS: iTunes/ If you have Android/Windows/Other: Stitcher Don't miss this episode. If you do listen, we'd really appreciated appreciate a rating and review on iTunes. Your feedback makes our day! Sponsor: Sponsor is Twin Flame Hosting: Consciously hosting your spiritual websites since 1993. If you wish to sponsor an episode or the full Honest-to-God series, contact us at +1-224-588-8026. Also visit http://aingealrose.com,  http://ahonu.com, http://aingealroseandahonu.com, and http://sacredearthwaters.com Closing: Remember our FREE Group Akashic Records online 1st Sunday of every month at 10am Pacific Time - http://worldofempowerment.com/. Next week - IT COULD BE YOU - contact us to get on the show and discuss your spiritual breakthroughs, your book or your spiritual business! Until next time, we send you our love, blessings and thanks for listening to AHONU & Aingeal Rose on the Honest to God Series! Slán agus beannacht Dé libh go leir, Aingeal Rose & Ahonu Special Guest: Aaron O'Neill.                                                                                                Twin Flame Productions LLC Website | Newsletter | Consultations

Amanda Brunker has been in the public eye since the age of 17 when she won Miss Ireland.Since then she's worked as a model, a newspaper columnist, a radio presenter and, by her own admission, appeared on nearly every reality TV show ever made in Ireland. The first of her three novels, Champagne Kisses, was launched by Bono, and she's recently written and directed a radio play called Curiosity.It's fair to say she's had an interesting life, so it was a pleasure to chat with her about how it all began in the world of beauty contests, how that experience changed her life, as well as talking about writing, trying new things, making up for lost time, and even that infamous appearance at Oxygen a few years back.You can follow Amanda on Twitter @AmandaJBrunker, and if you'd like to hear the radio play Curiosity you can download it from iTunes, Amazon or Google Play. Follow the show on Twitter @738ampod