Podcasts about niamh farrell

A Dublin secondary school has been embroiled in controversy after it was claimed online that one of its teachers is the notorious GAA catfish. County Armagh woman Niamh Farrell denies being the catfish who deceived at least 40 people, including multiple Ulster GAA players. The Portadown woman has now secured a court injunction stopping Coláiste Éanna from continuing with a disciplinary process – which could have resulted in her losing her job. She insists she is not the infamous catfish but an investigation at the school found that she confided in its principal that she was. Ms. Farrell disputes that. ­ Host; Ciaran Dunbar, Guest; Ellen CoyneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dublin secondary school Coláiste Éanna has been embroiled in controversy after it was claimed online that one of its teachers is the notorious GAA catfish. Teacher Niamh Farrell denies being the catfish who deceived at least 40 people, including multiple Ulster GAA players. But an investigation at the school found that she confided in its principal that she was the catfish. She has now won an injunction to stop the school disciplining her. Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Irish Independent's Ellen Coyne. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's show, Keith spoke to James McDonald, a Financial Specialist with Teagasc, Caroline Whelan from the Galway Pumpkin Patch and Niamh Farrell on the upcoming Macra na Feirme event.

Ella meets new Macra President Elaine Houlihan and Macra's Rural Youth Committee chair Niamh Farrell to discuss the issue of farm succession. Macra have recently announced a new pilot scheme to encourage farm succession.

Welcome to Predrinks at Laylah's, the podcast where I have a drink with a guest and discuss the topic du jour.In this episode, I had the most gorgeous chats about toxic jealousy with the amazing Niamh Farrell. CREDITS:Hosted by Laylah BeattieProduced by Niall DugganMusic by DJ SucculentPatreon: patreon.com/PredrinksatLaylahs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2 we hear from Craig Walker, Niamh Farrell and Daithí on the albums that influenced them.

As we slide into the month of December, the outside temps sure make it feel like winter's grip is taking hold.  But not to worry -- it's warm and cozy in the Windy City Irish Radio studios and the studios are full of the Christmas Spirit. This week we feature Ireland's best Christmas exports from the Screaming Orphans, The Outside Track, Danny Burns, Enda Reilly, Michael Londra, Ashley Davis & John Doyle, Niamh Farrell, The Lost Brothers, Nanci Griffith, McPeake, The Dooleys, Frankie Gavin & The Carl Hession, The Irish Rovers, and the The High Kings.  The Christmas spirit is here on Windy City Irish Radio live each Sunday afternoon from 12:00 noon to 1pm on Global Irish Radio at www.globalirishradio.com or live on 750AM WNDZ.  

Today on the show the coolest front woman in rock Niamh Farrell of Ham Sandwich joined Sinéad to discuss their highly anticipated 4th album Magnify, David Rawle aka Moone Boy is all grown up and taking on a very different role as he prepares to take the stage adapation of Colm Tobin's novel 'Blackwater Lightship to Draoicht, he joined producer Donal Sheils to discuss their production. An invoice after a date Sinéad may have found the worst dating story ever plus in all the coverage of the Queen's funeral why so much toxicity from the media aimed at Meghan Markle? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Niamh Farrell, singer with Irish band Ham Sandwich, joins Dave to discuss her favourite album, the Romeo + Juliet Motion Picture Soundtrack

The Christmas spirit is alive and well in the Windy City Irish Radio studios with an hour jam packed with Christmas merriment fearing music from We Banjo 3's newest Christmas album, Sharon Shannon, The Outside Track, Eileen Ivers, The Lost Brothers, Megan O'Neil, Michael Landra, Niamh Farrell, Enda Reilly, Kodaline, Lisa Hannigan, Alexandra Sykes and Anton Glackin and Imelda May with Michael Lagrand.  Christmas time is here and you can check us out on www.windycityradio.com or live streamed on www.globalirishradio.com.  

On this morning's panel are Laura Durcan, Rheumatologist at Beaumont Hospital, Daniel McConnell, Political Editor at the Irish Examiner and Dan O'Brien, Chief Economist at IIEA. Gerald Barry, Assistant Professor in Virology at UCD and Niamh Farrell, HamsandwicH singer also joined the conversation.

HamsandwicH Lead Singer Niamh Farrell joins Louise to chat about the bands new single the first since 2017 "Electro Wave" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Like many Irish bands, Ham SandwicH are getting ready to pack their bags and head out on their first nationwide tour since before the pandemic began! Jenny catches up with lead vocalist Niamh Farrell on today's show to hear all about the tour and the group's new release, ‘Electro~wave'!

Ham Sandwich are back doing what they do best performing incredible live shows, Sinéad caught up with front woman of the band Niamh Farrell to chat about being back on stage, making new music and being part of the Irish women in Harmony collaboration and of course she answered a few silly questions! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Professor Paul Moynagh had lots of advice for listeners about vaccination against Covid-19. Niamh Farrell is really looking forward to Ham Sandwich getting back on the road. Twelve months on Michael McEvoy is a stroke survivor and making great progress. Tony Conlon's a big fan of the new Nissan Qashqai which he featured in his motoring review. Tadhg O'Brien is Foroige Entrepreneur of the Year and it was Rhapsody time for Artists of the Week Queen... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode of Pulling Favours, Mark and Rory sit down with a lady that has played at Glastonbury, Slane and Electric Picnic, as well as supporting artists such as The Pixies - the very lovely Niamh Farrell from HamsandwicH. In an open and honest show, Niamh talks about everything from growing up between Scotland and Ireland, how HamsandwicH first started over pints and the lack of gender balance in Irish music until recently. The guys also recount then distant memories of live gigs with Niamh - who once had someone also cut the stage out from under her during a set! Check our Pulling Favours on Instagram now - @pullingfavours   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this very special episode of Be Grand, it’s time to go way back.  Back to a wild, strange and alien time and place that we call the year 2005.  A time of NME, floppy fringes, skinny jeans, retro stylings, eyeliner and something called indie.  Oh, and the small matter of a groundbreaking, life-affirming club night that brought indie music to Dublin in a way that just hadn’t been witnessed before and made the place feel like the centre of a musical universe.  This is the story of Antics. Hitting the much-missed Harcourt Street venue of Crawdaddy in November 2005 like a meteorite that had first crashed through a Top Shop warehouse and a guitar factory, Antics was the brainchild of three friends named Craig Harper, John Goucher and Dave Parle.  Tired of the stale scene surrounding them and with nowhere that played the kind of music they or their mates were into, the DJs took their growing love of the indie rock boom of the early 21st Century and gave it a home in the heart of the city; a home that Andy would soon call his own, like Roger in Sister Sister. Craig joins Andy to talk about Antics’ incredible legacy and the special place it holds in the hearts of anyone who attended.  From the early days of half-empty dance floors to the soaring heights that saw the likes of James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem behind the decks, Craig gives us a firsthand account of what it was like to pour your heart into something and have it succeed.  Also joining Andy to talk style, tunes and VK Ice is his beloved Antics crew of Colm O’Brien, Tony McDermott, Niamh Farrell, Cat Bradley and Meg Dunne.  Plus there’s a brilliant contribution from ace journalist Andrea Cleary, who charts the rise and fall of the indie scene from 2005 to the strange half-life it now inhabits. An epic episode of Be Grand that we loved making, this celebrated a wee Wednesday night in happier times when fashions changed, songs were sung and lifelong friendships were forged. Don’t forget to review and subscribe!  Stay safe and enjoy! https://twitter.com/gottheshift https://twitter.com/BeGrandAndy https://twitter.com/emordino https://twitter.com/TonyMcDermot https://twitter.com/Ham_Sandwich https://twitter.com/AndreaCleary_

REACTION: ROSCOMMON & CLARE SENIOR CAMOGIE FINALS! Our guests are (Liam Gordon, Niamh Conway, Niamh Farrell - Athleague), (Clare Hehir, Eugene Foudy, Andrea O'Keeffe - Inagh/Kilnamona) & Brid McNamara #SportsDaz Roscommon camogie (2:02) Clare camogie (12:32) There was seven county final this weekend and we'll have details from across the country as well as the midweek fixtures. Our focus on this show is on the Roscommon & Clare senior camogie finals. Darren Kelly was in Ballyforan on Saturday to watch Athleague win a 1st Roscommon crown in three years thanks to a 1-7 to 0-8 win over ST. Dominics and we'll hear from manager Liam Gordon, captain Niamh Conway and player of the match Niamh Farrell. And Clare also celebrated their big day as Inagh/Kilnamona regained the title they lost year as they beat Newmarket-on-Fergus 2-17 to 1-7. Brid McNamara was in Fr. McNamara Park and go the thoughts of captain Clare Hehir, manager Eugene Foudy & player of the match Andrea O'Keeffe. **'The Third Half' broadcasts every Tuesday on sportsdaz.ie **'The Fair Green' this week features Offaly camogie star Michaela Morkan **Theme Song - Barkbot 2000 (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz

Rob and Morgan discuss the gender disparity in Irish radio today while shwiggin' on Sunday morning coffee. Features the poem 'How did you Die' by Edmund Vance Cooke and the songs 'Roses and Gold' by Biig Piig and 'Me, Myself' by Niamh Farrell.

This week, Be Grand becomes Bflat Grand as our guest is the composer Sarah Lynch, who has composed for film, television, and gaming.    One of the most powerful tools a movie has to tell its story is music. From the excitement of “Raiders of the Lost Ark” to the sadness of “Schindler’s List”, a good score can elevate a scene into greatness. Sarah joins Andy to chat about the process of creating a score for film and computer games, and what it feels like to go from playing the fiddle to get into pubs as a teenager, to hearing the John Williams orchestra play your score. She also chats about being mistaken for Ed Sheeran’s “Galway Girl” and playing music for the TV phenomenon “Normal People”, having lived the “Normal People” life in Trinity College herself.  Sarah currently features as part of Women in Harmony whose cover of “Dreams” is raising money for Safe Ireland. This wonderful project also features Be Grand’s good pal Niamh Farrell, plus tonnes of other incredible artists whilst raising money for an incredible worthy cause. You can find more info on Sarah’s Twitter page linked below and you can donate to Safe Ireland by texting SAFE to 50300 to donate 4euro. https://twitter.com/lynchsc

it might be the podcasting equivalent of sitting anxiously outside the principal’s office but somehow, quite mystifyingly if we’re honest, Be Grand lurches ominously forward like a battle-scarred T-800.  This week, Andy is joined by his old buddy and Hamsandwich front woman Niamh Farrell.   In this, the second episode recorded during lockdown, Niamh talks about the challenges that any spiring musician can expect to face, like how you shouldn’t necessarily take it as a bad omen if your debut gig took place on 9/11 or how to continue singing when Bon Jovi’s road crew is carrying out some minor construction work directly behind you as you perform. Also how you should keep going even when your band’s morale is at its lowest and how you should ignore the people attempting to drown you in bull excrement (figuratively, of course). Plus there are the fixtures of Be Grand: the “Frank Sinatra” moments and how having your heart broken can be your City on the Edge of Forever (ask your friendly Star Trek fan for that reference).  A badass, a grafter and a great friend, Niamh Farrell is living proof that everything, even during a pandemic, can Be Grand. Remember to like us on iTunes.  Stay safe! https://twitter.com/niamhsandwich https://twitter.com/Ham_Sandwich https://twitter.com/begrandpod https://twitter.com/gottheshift

On the cusp of the harvest and well entrenched in the autumnal season, the Windy City Irish Radio studios present some new and more established artists on the fine Wedneday evening featuring songs and tunes from the Dublin Gospel Choir with Paddy Casey, The Outside Track, Cuig, Luke Kelly, Christy Moore, Eileen Ivers, The Walker Roaders, The Makem and Spain Brothers, Niamh Farrell, Emma Langford, Donal and Liam Clancy with Robbie O'Connell and much more quality Irish entertainment. Tune in each Wednesday night from 8pm to 9pm on WSBC 1240AM Chicago or on our website at www.windycityirishradio.com.

Niamh Farrell from Ham Sandwich returned to Juvenalia to talk to Alan and guest co-host Cassie Delaney about cult classic Empire Records. We talked about music shops, how the film misleads young teens about what being an older teen is like, the soundtrack, how Ham Sandwich is a great band name, about how Empire Records is bad in a lot of ways but still very, very good, and how you should never google Rex Manning’s age. Follow Niamh on Twitter @niamhsandwich. Ham Sandwich have a series of Christmas gigs coming up. You should go to one. The dates are at hamsandwichmusic.com Alan is @alan_maguire. He’s doing standup at the Rogue Gallery in Waterford on Nov 11th and Lady Grew’s Sound House Sunday on Nov 17th. You should come. Cassie is @CassieLorraine. She co-hosts The Creep Dive and runs Tall Tales Podcasts. Thank you Cassie. Juvenalia is on all of the social medias, if you search for Juvenalia, you'll find us. Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Tall Tales @Tall_Tales_Podcasts. Also we have a Patreon! We have good rewards! It’s patreon.com/juvenalia

Welcome back to part two of our roundup of the year. This part has a little taste, just a little mind you, of every episode from July to December. We hope it inspires you to go back and listen to some episodes that you missed during the year! Ok happy new year bye x Episode Contents Section 1 Babe with Andrea Cleary Gilmore Girls with Ruth Hunter Stardoll with Fionnuala Jones (with guest co-host Caroline O'Donoghue) Section 2 Rapper's Delight with Claire Beck Little Women with Emilie Pine - LIVE at All Together Now Sailor Moon with Jenna Stoeber (with guest co-host Caroline O'Donoghue) Section 3 Spaced with Shane Langan Take That and Grunge with Niamh Farrell and Nadine O'Regan - LIVE at the Dublin Podcast Festival Romeo + Juliet with Anne T. Donahue Section 4 The Sims with Caroline O'Donoghue The Old Main Drag by The Pogues with Tony Duffin Star Trek: The Next Generation with Jack Fennell Spice Girls with Valerie Loftus Follow us on Twitter, we're good and sound. Alan Maguire Ellen Tannam Sarah Maria Griffin We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who listened, subscribed, or supported Juvenalia in any way this year. We love making this podcast and love that you're out there listening. Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian and edited by Alan.

We kicked out the jams at The Soundhouse as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival with our fourth live show. Since it was our second time at the DPF we decided to go twice as big and have two guests. Niamh Farrell of Ham Sandwich told us all about her childhood love of Take That and Mark Owen and then Nadine O'Regan of the Sunday Business Post told us about being a teenage grunge fan in West Cork. We had lots of fun and we can't thank Nadine and Niamh enough for being fabulous guests. You can find Nadine O'Regan on twitter @nadineoregan and her podcast My Roots Are Showing is on Soundcloud. Niamh Farrell is @niamhsandwich on twitter and Ham Sandwich's excellent albums are available where all excellent albums are available. Alan is @alan_maguire, Ellen is @incogellen, Sarah is @griffski. Sarah's book Spare and Found Parts is out now and her second book Other Words For Smoke is out soon. Juvenalia is on all of the social medias, if you search for Juvenalia, you'll find us. Thank you to everybody at The Soundhouse, HeadStuff, and Aiken for making this episode happen Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced and edited by Brian + Alan

This week on Windy City Irish Radio the lads preview the David Keenan show at The Elbo Room this Friday night. Tim and Mike also begin their preview of the Irish American Heritage Festival at the IAHC with tunes and songs from some of the headline performers at this year's festival including the one and only Liz Carroll, festival stalwarts Gaelic Storm, the pride of Offaly JigJam, Thunderhead faves Byrne and Kelly, Rory Makem and the The Mickey Finns. And we'd be remiss to forget the Father's out there with songs from Ronan Keating with Yusuf / Cat Stevens and Niamh Farrell and Project West. Happy Father's Day to all the Dads out there! Catch us live on WSBC 1240AM every Wednesday from 8PM - 9PM and check out this week's podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com.

NO ENCORE: THE REVISIT turns back the clock yet again to assess Irish music past, discussing albums from Mary Black, Stano, The Pogues, Gilbert O’Sullivan and The 4 of Us. This time out it’s 1989 as Dave Hanratty and Kieran McGuinness are joined by Niamh Farrell of HamsandwicH, Caoimhe Barry of Wyvern Lingo, and the endlessly […] La entrada NO ENCORE: THE REVISIT | 1989 se publicó primero en Headstuff.

In this week’s episode funny man Tony Cantwell joins us on the podcast along with lead singer of Ham SandwicH Niamh Farrell, we’re talking about how shite we are at being grown-ups, balancing budgets, bath mat dilemmas and boys. We’re also joined by Crossfit star Kat Fearon.