Podcasts about Niall

On this weeks episode... Bulge has had some brake issues... Jon & Bulge have been to Wales. We play a new game!... Niall has been involved in an accident... We now have a website, you can find all our merch on it! We do have more products coming soon! Head over to http://www.lemonadelifestyle.co.uk We also have a Patreon! If you want to support us then head over to https://www.patreon.com/lemonlifeautopod - you get a host of exclusive benefits including a short non-car podcast, free merchandise and access to our Discord! We release an episode every fortnight. Follow us on all the socials... https://linktr.ee/lemonlifeautopod Are you a friend, or an enema?

The fixtures for the 25/26 Premier League season have been released. But who has the hardest start? Niall and Marley analyse the first few games of the campaign with Arsenal and Manchester United both having tricky beginnings. Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Labhair Blue Niall linn faoin singil nua ag an Comhcheol Collective.

This week in my kitchen, I'm joined once again by returning guest Niall Kiddle, as we dive deeper into his mission to reconnect consumers with farmers and bring us back to a simpler, more intentional way of eating.Niall is a champion of quality—whether it's high-welfare meat, nutrient-rich organs, or seasonal vegetables—and he's pushing back against a system that prioritizes quantity over quality. With 90% of our health rooted in what we eat daily, Niall is developing an innovative app that makes buying directly from farmers as seamless as booking an Uber or Airbnb.But Niall's vision goes beyond food. In this episode, we explore what it means to live more intentionally—touching on reducing screen time, the importance of real human connection, grounding in nature, building daily routines, and aligning our diets with the rhythm of the seasons.If you're passionate about health, sustainability, and simplifying life, this episode is for you.The topics we discuss are:why we should be eating organs and colostrumwhy you started organised Connecting consumers to farmers through the appThe power of connecting with natureWhy does the food system need changingHow your changing people's livesDisconnecting from social media and reducing screen timeThe power of routineRunning the marathon without any synthetic productsSponsors:This episode is sponsored by Healf, the first stockist of our Healthy Habits mouth tape They have given us 10% off your first order with code GEORGIA10If you place an order make sure to add some Healthy Habits into your basket and so you can give it a try This episode was hosted and produced by Georgia SymondsGeorgia's Instagram - click here!For more information and other interesting articles check out our website: www.catchupsinmykitchen.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*This episode was originally aired in February 2021*Hire world-class accountants and in The Philippines. Visit Outsource Direct to scale your operations with higher flexibility, maximum efficiency and much lower costs.Subscribe to the Business Builders Newsletter for the very best ideas I've discovered on business and personal growth.This week I chatted to Niall Wall, Executive Chairman of Enva – a leading provider of waste management and recycling solutions, operating across 30 facilities in the United Kingdom and Ireland, employing over 15 hundred people.Between 2006 to 2016, Niall was the CEO of the The Ardagh Group, an Irish packaging PLC listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Over that ten year period as CEO, Niall and the team grew the business from €650 million to €8 billion in annual revenues.In this conversation, Niall talks about investing in large public companies, what the key strategies were when growing Ardagh, and the learnings he gained running his very first start-up – a quail farm, in his early 20's.Find out more about Enva here: https://enva.com/CONNECT WITH CONOR:LinkedInDiscover EO Ireland—part of an international network designed specifically for entrepreneurs. EO Ireland connects business owners for networking, mentorship, and shared learning experiences. Take your business to the next level and join a community of like-minded leaders today at eoireland.org. Empower your entrepreneurial journey!Produced by Jetbooks, Chartered Accountants Ireland.

In this episode, Niall asks a provocative question: Is shouting at your children a form of child abuse?The debate was sparked by a top psychologist who claimed that shouting at children — or even arguing loudly in front of them — can be just as damaging as physically slapping them. The expert warned that such behaviour can have long-lasting emotional and psychological effects, and even suggested it should be legally recognised as harmful.Is this an overreaction? Or are we only beginning to understand the impact of verbal and emotional discipline?Some callers strongly agreed, arguing that constant shouting creates fear, anxiety, and insecurity in children. They believe emotional abuse is often overlooked simply because it doesn't leave bruises, and that parenting should focus on calm, respectful communication.Others said the idea goes too far. Parenting is chaotic, stressful, and imperfect — and sometimes raising your voice is the only way to get a message across. One caller asked: “If we ban shouting, are we also banning being human?”Others took a middle ground, saying occasional shouting doesn't equal abuse, but that consistent yelling, insults, or aggressive behaviour can cross the line into real harm.As Niall points out, this is about more than parenting styles — it's about defining where discipline ends and damage begins.

TAKE THIS PERSONALLY WITH MORGAN: Niall Harbison's addiction landed him in the hospital, but that moment changed the course of his life. In his recovery, he moved to Thailand where he began feeding street dogs. What was once one dog, turned into thousands. His book Tina: The Dog Who Changed The World is all about the journey and Tina, the rescue dog who stole his heart. Niall is Morgan's favorite account to follow on Instagram for all his efforts to change the world for the better, especially for rescue dogs. His story is all about second chances and inspiring us to leave things a little kinder than we find them. Follow Niall: @niall.harbison Follow Morgan: @webgirlmorgan Follow Take This Personally: @takethispersonallySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kilkenny will play the winner of Dublin and Limerick in the All-Ireland Semi-Final while Tipperary will face Galway with the winner meeting Cork.On the KCLR Hurling podcast we chat to Michael Walsh, Adrian Ronan and Brian Flannery about the championship so far and what lies ahead. As well as all of that we hear from Kilkenny minor manager Niall Bergin on their defeat to Waterford on a dramatic night in Wexford

Show Track List: Pat Bedeau, Hannah Khemoh & Anna-Marie Johnson - What's The Answer? (Extended Mix) Bedfunk Elias Bravo, Chris Tall, Val In The First House Of Neptune - In the Sunshine (Extended Mix) Phoenix Soul Harlem Hustlers, Woody Bianchi - Take Me Higher (Extended Mix) Groove Culture Junior Sanchez & DJ Rae - Free Yourself (Extended Mix) Let There Be House Platform Play: Ross Couch - True For You. Body Rhythm Electronic Youth & Matt Early - Rise Up (Classic Extended Mix) Sexy Trash Records The Sexy 3: N9ne Lives - Twice As Nice (Original Mix) Boogie Brunch Records Ralphi Rosario, Eric Kupper - TAKE ME UP. Stickman Records Doug Willis, Mike Dunn, Dave Lee ZR - Luv 2 Dance (Extended Mix) Z Records Monotor - In My Life. Solardish Records Danny Coleman - Give Up - Extended Mix Sabroso - Shake That. AWMusic UK Niall Redmond Guest Mix: 1.Park Avenue - Victim (Zanzibar Mix) {attitude records 1991} 2.Pamela Fernandez - Let's Start Over (Classic Club Edit) {cutting records 1995) ** Bobby D'amboriso 3.Paul Simpson ft Colonel Abrams - Could It Be? (Paul Simpson Final Mix Edit) {yellorange 2002} 4.Reflexion ft Laura Alford - Never Stop ( Continuous Club Mix) {sub urban 1996} ** Tommy Musto 5.TakTix - Pride & Self Respect ( Booker T's Vocal Mix) {dub dub records 1996} 6.Next Phase ft Helen Bruner & Terry Jones - I Ain't Got Time (Grant's Euphoric Club Mix) {sub urban 1996} The Rewind Selecta: Jodeci - Get On Up (Grant Nelson's Anthem Remix) 1996 Audiowhores ft. Alexis Hall - Subject of My Affection (Dub Mix) Soulfuric Deep 2005 Bizzi - Bizzi's Party - Booker T Mix BLACK CONNECTION - I'm Gonna Get You Baby. Lemon Records

Guesty show with Niallist and Diva. Interview with Hemen Tor-Agbidye, Festival Manager at Sled Island. Find them on the following platforms - soundcloud: @Niall-list (https://on.soundcloud.com/hs2WPjV1az6gtozjJd) @Osaka_Shawty (https://on.soundcloud.com/wcFeMjj9LIGQiMBJou) IG: @shampoorat @diva.xts @thebluexo sledisland.com for more info about Sled Island!! Happening next week :)Playlist: Daniel Caesar, serpentwithfeet - disillusioned (with serpentwithfeet)SANAM - Ayouha Al-Taiin Fi Al-MawtNIALLIST - NIALLIST on decksThe Blue - Interview with Hemen (Sled Island, The Blue)Yves Tumor - Heaven Surrounds Us Like a HoodJoji, Lil Yatchy - Pretty BoySade - Kiss of LifeYves Tumor - Kerosene!Glenn Lewis - Mother Nature's BitchDiva - DIVA on decks

It's time for to choose our 11 players for a team of the season. But there is one key rule - you can only choose one player per club! So will it be Salah or van Dijk? Saliba or Saka? Niall and Marley take on the challenge with different levels of success! Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Niall asks: Should children repay their parents for college fees?A mother wrote to the show after a heated disagreement with her husband. Their 26-year-old daughter, now working in a well-paid legal job, had her college fees fully covered by her parents. The mother believes it's only fair that she repays them now, but the father insists that supporting your child through education is part of parenting — not a loan with strings attached.The conversation opened the lines to passionate callers. Some argued that repayment shows respect and gratitude, especially if parents made financial sacrifices. Others said it's wrong to treat family support like a business transaction, and that the cost of education is something parents take on willingly.Some took a middle-ground view — suggesting repayment depends on family circumstances. If the parents are struggling, a payback plan might be reasonable. But if the family is financially stable, perhaps the support should be seen as a gift.As Niall points out, this debate isn't just about money — it touches on values, responsibility, and the evolving expectations between parents and adult children.

Niall tells the story of how he came to the U.S after horribly bungling management of SCP-6448, the 'Not Deer'. Comments? Join our discord at https://discord.gg/mqbYZSxZHc. Email us at vaultveritas@gmail.com.

On Hurling Chat this week, Aonghus Callanan joins Niall and Sean to look back on the Leinster Final. They pore over the disappointing defeat, the third quarter fade out, the late comeback and ultimately Kilkenny's march to the Leinster 6 in a row. The Club Championship Group draws also come under the spotlight. Hurling Chat...Galway Bay FM's weekly Hurling podcast.

Beidh ócáid ar siúl anocht in Ollscoil Uladh i gCúil Raithin dírithe ar logainmneacha agus an Ghaeilge i gComhairle Ceantair Chósta Chlochán an Aifir agus na nGlinntí.

In this episode, Niall asks: Are Portugal's new dress rules for tourists over the top?As Portugal and other tourist hotspots crack down on visitors walking around in bikinis or bare-chested away from the beach, hefty fines are being introduced to curb what locals see as disrespectful behaviour.Some callers argued the rules are too strict, saying tourists just want to relax and enjoy their holidays. If it's near the beach and not offensive, they said locals should be more understanding, especially in areas that rely on tourism.Others supported the new measures, saying tourists often forget they are guests in someone else's community. They believe beachwear belongs on the beach, and showing respect while abroad is basic decency.As Niall points out, this isn't just a debate about clothing. It's about whether tourism should adapt to local cultures or expect them to adapt in return.

Niall Sabongi is on a mission to change how we eat, and think about, seafood in Ireland. A chef and seafood entrepreneur, Niall was frustrated by stuffy restaurants and a broken fishing system, and he set out to do things differently. He opened a string of relaxed, seafood-focused eateries and later launched Sustainable Seafood Ireland, a wholesale business dedicated to sourcing the best wild Irish catch while supporting responsible fishing practices.  In this episode of Food Matters, Niall talks to Mick Kelly of GIY about the deep cultural roots of Ireland's uneasy relationship with seafood, why seasonality and quotas matter, and how good food can also be good for the planet. 

In this episode, Niall asks: Deporting Children — Do You Feel Sorry for Them?Last week, 35 people were deported from Ireland, including five children. The opposition is now calling for an amnesty on child deportations, urging the government to show empathy. But does sympathy for children override the rules of immigration?Some callers argued that children should never be punished for the decisions of adults. Many of these kids have grown up in Ireland, attend local schools, and know no other home. Deporting them, they say, is cruel and unnecessary — and the government should show compassion.Others felt the law must be applied equally, regardless of age. They pointed out that deportations are carried out when legal avenues are exhausted, and making exceptions undermines the system. If parents knowingly stay illegally, the responsibility lies with them — not the State.As Niall points out, the question isn't just about legality — it's about what kind of country we want to be when it comes to vulnerable children caught in adult decisions.

Mark and Niall discuss the 1991 sequel Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Directed by Nicholas Meyer, and starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Christopher Plummer and a gnarly mind-meld, the even-numbered sequel is easily one of the best Star Trek films.  In this episode, they also talk about angry Kirk, magnetic boots, and shapeshifters. Enjoy!

Niall Harbison's addiction landed him in the hospital, but that moment changed the course of his life. In his recovery, he moved to Thailand where he began feeding street dogs. What was once one dog, turned into thousands. His book Tina: The Dog Who Changed The World is all about the journey and Tina, the rescue dog who stole his heart. Niall is Morgan's favorite account to follow on Instagram for all his efforts to change the world for the better, especially for rescue dogs. His story is all about second chances and inspiring us to leave things a little kinder than we find them. Follow Niall: @niall.harbison Follow Morgan: @webgirlmorgan Follow Take This Personally: @takethispersonallySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chuir Uachtarán na Stáit Aontaithe Donald Trump 2,000 ball den Gharda Náisiúnta go Los Angeles le haghaidh a thabhairt ar lucht agóide i ndiaidh ruathair inimirceach a rinne na húdaráis ansin.

Juddstock 2025 is imminent, and we have pledged to get you down there, by hook or by crook.In the symbolic and literal heart of England, is Nuneaton. That is where Juddstock 2025 is being held. Tom and Niallism have welcomed some of the artistes and organisers into MLPP Towers for a sneaky look at some of the quality bands that will be rocking the Queen's Hall on June the 14th.Tom, Niall, Dickkie, Dave, Don White from Shackleford as well as Danny Barrett off The Crash Mats are doing the chatting, Gutter Puppy, Breaker, Great Silence, Flinch and Tearjerker are doing the rockin'.Ticket Link is here: Juddstock 2025 at Queens Hall event tickets from TicketSourcePart 2 is out on WEDNESDAY.

In this episode, Niall asks: Should doctors have the right to conscientiously object to any procedure approved by the medical council — including abortion, assisted dying, or vaccines? The question raises serious debate about the balance between medical ethics, personal morality, and patient rights.Some callers argued in favour of conscientious objection. They said doctors are not machines, and if a procedure clashes with their deeply held moral or ethical beliefs, they should not be forced to perform it. For them, protecting a doctor's conscience is essential to preserving integrity in healthcare.Others disagreed, saying personal beliefs have no place in patient care. They argued that doctors are trained and licensed to provide services deemed safe and legal. If they can't do that, they should reconsider their role in the profession. Patients, they said, should never face delays or judgement because of someone else's views.Niall reflected that while the right to conscience is important, so too is the trust patients place in the system. Striking a balance between personal belief and professional responsibility remains one of the most difficult questions in modern medicine.

Dr Niall Breen from the Portmarnock GP Clinic joined Andrea Gilligan to tackle your medical queries.

On this weeks episode... We have a couple track days to discuss! Niall has an update on his Supercar job... We now have a website, you can find all our merch on it! We do have more products coming soon! Head over to http://www.lemonadelifestyle.co.uk We also have a Patreon! If you want to support us then head over to https://www.patreon.com/lemonlifeautopod - you get a host of exclusive benefits including a short non-car podcast, free merchandise and access to our Discord! We release an episode every fortnight. Follow us on all the socials... https://linktr.ee/lemonlifeautopod Are you a friend, or an enema?

Jack Grealish cost Manchester City £100m in 2021, but now the former Aston Villa man isn't even making a 35-man City squad. Are his days numbered at the Etihad, and did Pep Guardiola make a mistake bringing him in? Niall and Marley are on hand to discuss Grealish's future, as well as Crystal Palace's - because reports are suggesting the Eagles may be booted out of Europe if they don't act fast to solve a big problem behind-the-scenes at the club. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TX8PM3S Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Niall asks: Has Ireland just made you state property after death? From June 17th, all Irish citizens will automatically be considered organ donors unless they formally opt out. The move is being hailed by some as a lifesaving, compassionate reform that will help those in desperate need of transplants. But others say it crosses a line — claiming it turns the human body into government property unless otherwise stated.Some callers supported the change, calling it a straightforward way to save lives. They argued that most people support donation anyway, and that this new system removes unnecessary delays that can cost lives. If someone strongly objects, they said, they're still free to opt out.Others opposed the law on principle. They said it sets a dangerous precedent where the state assumes rights over your body after death without explicit consent. For them, the issue isn't about organs — it's about personal autonomy and government overreach.Niall reflected that while the intention behind the law may be noble, it also opens a deep debate about ownership, consent, and where the limits of state power should lie — even after we're gone.

**Krunching Gears - The Rally Podcast, 2025 Season, Episode 20** In this episode, we review the recent Mayo Forestry Rally with our top three drivers: Jason Mitchell, Andrew Purcell, and Niall McGonigle. We also have Domhnall McAlaney, the winning co-driver in the 2WD category. Joining us is Pat O'Connor, the Clerk of the Course for the event, who discusses the upcoming Laois Heartlands Mini Stages Rally taking place this Sunday, June 8th. Chapters Jason, Andrew & Niall 00:03:33 Domhnall McAlaney 00:49:28 Pat O'Connor 01:07:07

PSG finally achieved their dream of winning the Champions League last weekend as they stormed past Inter Milan in Munich. Are the Parisians a genuine global force to be reckoned with after lifting club football's greatest prize? Niall and Marley discuss what's next for PSG in terms of the football landscape after such an impressive display in the final and debate whether this provides a platform for players to secure bigger moves elsewhere, or whether the French capital is the summit of the mountain. Plus, take our survey about what FSD looks like in the future! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TX8PM3S Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Offaly Manager Johnny Kelly is the special guest this week on Hurling Chat with Sean and Niall. Johnny looks back on the year Offaly had, the importance of staying in the Liam McCarthy Cup, the life of an Inter County Manager and the format of the Championship, amongst other things. Johnny also looks forward to the Provincial Finals this weekend, and he backs Galway to perform well in their clash with favourites Kilkenny.

In this episode, Niall asks: Is gender still a barrier for women entering male-dominated trades? The discussion follows the story of Katelyn Cummins, an apprentice electrician and the current Laois Rose, who hopes to inspire more young women to consider careers in trades. Despite being the only woman in her class, she says she's been treated fairly and sees no reason why more women shouldn't pursue similar paths.Some callers said gender is still an issue in trades. They spoke of subtle but persistent sexism, from being second-guessed by customers to workplace banter that questions a woman's capability. Even if it's not openly hostile, they said there is still a pressure to prove yourself in ways male colleagues don't face.Others disagreed. They argued that the industry has moved on and that if you're competent and hardworking, respect follows regardless of gender. Some pointed to growing numbers of women in apprenticeships as proof that the old barriers are falling away.Niall reflected that while progress has been made, the lived experience still varies. For many women, entering a trade isn't about making a statement. It is about following a passion, and whether they are welcomed or questioned often depends on who is already holding the tools.

In this episode, Niall asks: What does it mean to be Irish today — and are we losing that identity? The conversation was sparked by a controversial Irish Times article that described the Irish as “mongrels,” challenging long-held ideas about Irish heritage and belonging. The article, inspired by a new RTÉ TV series, argues that Ireland has always been a place of diversity and contradictions — a melting pot rather than a single, pure race.Some callers felt the term “mongrel” was insulting and dismissed as a way to erase what makes Irish culture unique. They argued that Irish identity is rooted in a rich history of music, community, and shared struggle, and that dismissing that as a hybrid mix waters down a legacy that should be defended.Others felt that embracing the idea of Ireland as a nation of many backgrounds is not an insult but a truth that should be celebrated. They said Irish identity has always been evolving — from the earliest settlers to today — and that resilience and adaptability are the real heart of being Irish.Niall reflected that while Irish identity can't be captured in one label, the debate itself shows how much pride people still have in where they come from — and that maybe the real strength of Ireland is in how it weaves so many stories together.

"Everything we do in Saigon, we're like, 'We don't do this enough.'" - NiallThis episode perfectly captures why I love living in Vietnam — the spontaneity, the constant surprises, and how quickly you can go from urban chaos to countryside magic. What started as a simple glamping trip turned into one of our most memorable adventures yet.Driving on that unfinished highway felt like discovering a secret part of Vietnam that most people will never experience. The workers painting the lines just smiled and waved at us — classic Vietnam hospitality. And then watching those fishermen launch their boats at full speed onto the road? I've never seen anything like it.But honestly, the whole day reminded me why we're still not "done" with Saigon after all these years. There's always something new to discover, always another ferry to catch or countryside road to explore. Even Biscuit seemed to love every minute of it.Key Moments:Ferry crossing for 20 cents with trucks and motorbikesMy ongoing frustration with espresso machines replacing traditional Vietnamese coffeeStumbling onto an unopened highway and just... driving on itMeeting friendly locals who weren't fazed by foreigners on their construction siteWatching boats literally drive up onto the road at sunsetInjuring myself four different ways at a water park (peak Niall behavior)Chapters and Time-stamps:00:00 - Setting Off: Cat Lai Ferry & Escaping Saigon Chaos03:00 - Breakfast Hunt: When Everything's Sold Out by 9 AM06:00 - Ferry Crossing: Old School Saigon Transport10:00 - Food Discovery: Why Random Places Have the Best Meals13:00 - Coffee Crisis: The Death of Traditional Vietnamese Coffee18:00 - Timeout Glamping: Dog-Friendly Countryside Escape20:00 - Rice Paddies & Water Buffalo Hunt27:00 - The Unfinished Highway Discovery30:00 - Sunset & Boat Launching Madness35:00 - Golden Scorpion Water Park Injuries42:00 - Bu Resort: A More Upmarket Hidden Gem47:00 - Highway Redux: Google Maps Hasn't Caught Up50:00 - Sugar Cane Juice & Ferry Home"Send me a message!"This Season is sponsored by Premier Dental.Discover the potential of a confident and healthy smile with the excellent dental clinic in Ho Chi Minh The full list of winners is here. Support the show

Guest: Dr Niall Moyna

A big week for Chelsea culminated in not only a Champions League position, but also European success in the UEFA Europa Conference League. After recent criticism, has Enzo Maresca delivered the best season at Stamford Bridge since Todd Boehly bought the club? Niall and Marley are on hand to discuss the latest in West London, as well as the Blues' pursuit of Ipswich striker Liam Delap in this summer's transfer window. Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Niall Harbison is best known as a dog rescuer turned social media star. He shares the heartwarming – and heartwrenching – stories on X and Instagram. Though he mostly operates in Thailand, he's calling on Americans to help, too. While on the U.S. tour for his new book “Tina, The Dog Who Changed The World.” Harbison is looking to rally local support to join his cause in helping save the millions of street dogs that need a bit of human help. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.

Dust off the tuxedo, dry clean the ball gown. It's time to dish out the Football Social Daily awards for the season just gone! Niall and Marley nominate their manager and player of the season, as well as celebrate the best moments and signings from the past 10 months. There's also the one no one wants to win - flop of the season, which was keenly contested by a number of sub-par names. Join the lads as they discuss all the runners and riders for football's most coveted awards! Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Beidh an ócáid ‘Aoine na Gaeilge' ar siúl i gCill Chartha amárach, ócáid atá a reáchtáil ag Béal an Phobail ansin in iardheisceart na contae anois le tamall anuas.

D'fhéadfadh sé go gcaithfí pleananna a bhí ag lear mhór daoine as an tír seo le dhul ag staideár sna Stáit Aontaithe a chaitheamh i dtraipisí mar gheall ar shrianta atá curtha i bhfeidhm ag rialtas Mheiriceá.

The season is over, the dust is settling and it's a busy podcast as Niall and Marley digest it all. Chelsea won the champions league shootout at the City Ground, although Gary Neville wasn't there to see it, as Levi Colwill's goal proved the difference to send the Blues into Europe's premier competition. Aston Villa missed out on a second consecutive appearance in the same competition though, as a controversial call in their game against Man United saw Morgan Rogers' goal chalked out. Is there a silver lining for the Villans though? Elsewhere, Spurs lost again, Newcastle rode their luck and we finally discuss the worst Europa League final ever that took place last week. Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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2 mates, Niall & Miki, discussing the day to day struggles in life, from a Man's point of view. This week the boys let AI lead the show with which topics to discuss. Favourite food cuisines and what's in your wash bag.Hope you enjoy...Support the show

A Washington School Board voted to ban biological males from girls’ sports. Washington is joining yet another lawsuit against Trump, this time over tariffs. President Trump signed a series of executive orders today to increase the United States’ nuclear energy production. More bad press for Boeing. // LongForm: GUEST: Niall Harbison is a former addict-turned-dog enthusiast who saves the lives of dogs in Thailand. His book, “Tina: The Dog Who Changed the World” details his journey. // Quick Hit: Northwest Folklife is the worst

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Niall Stanage, White House Columnist for The Hill, joins John Williams to talk about President Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ Is Medicaid going to get touched? Niall explains what’s in the bill and the chances of this passing through Congress.

For the first time in their 119-year existence, Crystal Palace can call themselves FA Cup winners after a 1-0 win over Manchester City at Wembley on Saturday. The Eagles were inspired by a heroic Dean Henderson performance after Eberechi Eze's goal gave them something to hang on to in the first half, and Man City couldn't break down the Palace door despite their efforts. Elsewhere, Goodison Park hosted its final game before Everton move to "Hill Dickinson Stadium" - something that irked Niall in today's Get In The Sea nominations. The Toffees eased past miserable Southampton to mark the occasion with three points on a day where 100 former players were invited to say their goodbyes. Also over the weekend there was ups and downs in the race for the European places. Arsenal secured second while simultaneously making Newcastle's fate go down to the final day, Aston Villa and Forest earned vital points too, but Brentford threw away a lead to lose to Fulham in a local derby, all but ending their hopes of a Conference League place. A packed FSD to start your week! Keep up to date with us on our socials here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdailyTelegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tina was a sweet golden retriever, named after the legendary Tina Turner. Her passing led owner Niall Harbison down the path of a new personal mission: to rescue and rehabilitate abused street dogs in Thailand, his adopted country. Niall captures the story of Tina and his dog rescue journey in his new book "Tina: The Dog who Changed the World." Niall joins The Excerpt to discuss Tina's legacy and what's next in the fight to save even more dogs while bringing about a fix to this persistent global issue.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.