Podcasts about north strand

To mark the 85th anniversary of the start of the Second World War, we'll find out about the Irish men and women who fought in the Resistance, with authors Clodagh Finn and John Morgan; we'll talk about the North Strand bombing and the different ways the war was experienced north and south, with author Michael B. Barry, and we'll go in search of Nazi spies in Ireland with author Marc McMenamin.

According to David Quinn, Columnist with the Sunday Independent, “There are not enough people using the bike lane going through Fairview and North Strand to remotely justify the money put into them and the disruption caused.” Are cycle lanes too expensive and disruptive to be justified? Ciara discusses this with David Quinn and Green Party Cllr, Donna Cooney Deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin.

According to David Quinn, Columnist with the Sunday Independent, “There are not enough people using the bike lane going through Fairview and North Strand to remotely justify the money put into them and the disruption caused.” Are cycle lanes too expensive and disruptive to be justified? Ciara discusses this with David Quinn and Green Party Cllr, Donna Cooney Deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin.

In this episode of Teed Off, hosts Ben Clyburn and Aaron Thomas are joined by guest Corey Bowers, the head golf professional at Sea Trail Golf Club. The discussion covers various topics related to the world of golf, including a recap of the US Open and Bryson DeChambeau's victory, thoughts on the 2025 Ryder Cup and its captaincy, and a preview of the Open Championship with favorite and sleeper picks. The conversation then shifts to Corey's background and his journey to becoming the head golf professional at Sea Trail. Corey provides an in-depth overview of the extensive renovations and improvements underway at Sea Trail Golf Club, including renovations to the golf courses, clubhouses, restaurants, and accommodations. The episode also touches on the Myrtle Beach golf scene, with updates on rounds played, booking trends, and accommodation recommendations. Last but not least, the crew goes over their Tee'd Offs- they discuss their personal grievances related to golf etiquette and course maintenance!The golf package of the episode is The Myrtle Beach Golf Trail Multi-Play Package. The Myrtle Beach Golf Trail has nearly 30 premium courses in the Myrtle Beach area. The Multi-Play Package gives you exclusive discounts if you book 2 or more rounds when planning your next Myrtle Beach golf trip on MBgolf.com!The accommodations of the episode are the Laguna Keyes luxury condominiums. Located on the beachfront in historic Cherry Grove, Laguna Keyes offers 2,3, and 4 bedroom oceanfront and ocean view condos. Finely appointed with spacious floorplans, fully equipped kitchens, and private balconies, Laguna Keyes condos offered by Condo-World are great options if you are playing courses on the North Strand in the Myrtle Beach area.

As the strains of a troubled marriage echo through the threads of Paula Johnston's life story, we're reminded that the journey to healing is as complex as the heart itself. In an episode layered with raw emotion, Paula peels back the layers of her past, revealing the resilience forged in the Strand Flats of North Strand and the fierce love of a widowed mother in 1960s Catholic Ireland. Through her eyes, we witness the transformative power of vulnerability as she navigates the silent battles of postnatal depression and the courage it takes to seek help.Encounters with faith and acceptance are often unexpected, arriving in the depths of our struggles. Paula's narrative eloquently guides us through her transformative experiences, from the pangs of single parenthood and confronting her own mental health to the boundless love that carried her through family trauma and addiction. Her testimony stands as a beacon of hope, illuminating the significance of support networks and spiritual communities that have been instrumental in her journey toward inner peace and joy amidst life's tumultuous waves.As we sit with Paula, every chapter of her life unfolds like the pages of an intimate diary, each one brimming with lessons on love, respect, and the relentless quest for self-acceptance. Her stories transcend mere anecdotes, serving as powerful affirmations of the human spirit's capacity to overcome and flourish. With each tale of parenting, setting boundaries, and helping others, we're invited to reflect on our own lives, relationships, and the intricate dance of giving and receiving love that shapes our world. Join us for this heartwarming exploration, and discover how Paula's pathway to joy and gratitude enriches not just her own life, but the lives of her cherished friends and family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Dublin boxer chats about growing up in the North Strand, the disappointment of being unsuccessful at the Tokyo Olympics, going professional and his career plans

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From today private cars to be banned from travelling inbound on Dublin's North Strand Road. Local Councillor Nial Ring is speaking to Niall about the chaos the car ban will have for local residents and businesses.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From today private cars to be banned from travelling inbound on Dublin's North Strand Road. Local Councillor Nial Ring is speaking to Niall about the chaos the car ban will have for local residents and businesses. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victor Coe, Project Resident Engineer with Dublin City Council discusses plans for the €62 million Clontarf to City Centre project.

On this week's episode I sit down with Jennifer Fay and her daughter Rosie.Jennifer and Rosie at ultimate survivors and in this episode Jennifer opens up for the very first time not only about Rosie‘s illness but also some of the horrors she experience in her own life.A distressing relationship that nearly killed her, and alcohol dependency as a result of this and the loss of not only one or two other siblings but, a chance meeting on the North Strand turned her life around forever.Pregnant soon after meeting James they went on to have not only one but two children and on her second child Rosie, who after four months was diagnosed with hydrocephalus Jennifer strength and resilience shone when she was told Rosie would never will never be a normal baby that she would never walk or talk, on the 31st of July Rosie completed a 5K channel challenge with her friends and family cheering around as she cross the finish line Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Diarmaid Ferriter, UCD Professor of Modern History

Sean-nós songs in 19th century Pennsylvania; how the USA closed its door to Irish immigrants; and when the Nazis bombed Dublin's North Strand.

Marc McMenamin reports on the North Strand Bombing in 1941. He speaks to historian Aaron O'Maonaigh and Dr Ciaran Reilly of the Arts and Humanities Institute, Maynooth University.

Carberry's on the North Strand in Drogheda may be closed at the moment but in the minds of so many at home and abroad it will always be open! Local Historian Sean Collins recently wrote a brilliant recollection about an institution of music, story song and more besides..... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

17 Year old Brandon Fay, from North Strand, was hospitalised for a week after contracting Coronavirus. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

North Strand gets some negative coverage but Sonya Lennon loves living here. And so does her neighbour Roisin Ingle, who pops around the corner to Sonya's family home for a chat about the neighbourhood, the homes of her past and her life working in fashion.

Nu air hu dis? in this installment of the I Don't Know Her podcast - Bláithín realises she had a brain the whole time it just needed oxygen and teenage enlightenment; Aoife has already found her enlightenment in some 'mindful stretching'; it turns out actually the radio star killed the radio, weird; and we beg you to please stop trying to make us care about Game of flippin Thrones.  All topped off with perhaps the funniest round of Who is Karen yet - let us know what you think!

Kevin O’Connor examines the effects of war-time censorship on historical sources which reference the North Strand Bombing 1941. Recorded in front of a live audience at Dublin City Library and Archive, Pearse Street on 29 May 2010, as part of the North Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar.

'Hostile aircraft approaching Irish coast’, Michael Kennedy discusses the air defence of Dublin during the time of the North Strand Bombing, 1941. Recorded in front of a live audience at Dublin City Library and Archive, Pearse Street on 29 May 2010, as part of the North Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar. Dr Michael Kennedy is the Executive Editor of the Royal Irish Academy’s Documents on Irish Foreign Policy series – volume VII (1941-45), which covers the North Strand bombing. He has published widely on Irish political, diplomatic and military history. His ‘Guarding Neutral Ireland’ (published in 2008) was the first book to examine the North Strand bombing from a military perspective. Michael Kennedy and Victor Laing’s publication The Irish defence forces 1940-1949, the Chief of Staff’s reports is available for consultation in the Reading Room, Dublin City Library & Archive, 138-144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2.

The Irish Free State remained neutral in World War II. Nevertheless the country and its people still faced attack. In 1941 the Nazis bombed the North Strand in Dublin. However the most lethal explosion took place in a remote corner of Donegal killing 19 people. An eyewitness recalled a "tremendous explosion shook the heavens and a brilliant blinding flash of light illuminated the countryside lighting up mountains many miles to the rear" Hear the forgotten story of this and the other casualties of World War II bombs in Ireland in this episode.As a podcast listener you can also avail of a 20% discount on my new audio book '1348: A Medieval Apocalypse: The Black Death in Ireland'. Just use the coupon code 'listener' at www.irishhistorpodcast.ie  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

North Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar.

North Strand Bombing and the Emergency in Ireland Seminar.