Podcast appearances and mentions of owen roe

A sharp and witty writer Peter found a voice as a columnist for the Evening Herald for many years - and a film reviewer. Although he started out in comedy and was promoted in the early years by Billy McGrath. Billy (Billy Magra) started up Club Comedy in the Sportman's Inn in Mount Merrion in 1982 featuring the likes of Kevin McAleer, Mannix Flynn, Helen Morrissey, Owen Roe (aka Ronald Raygun), Peter Howick, and Garrett Keogh. Howick also edited the grocery magazine Checkout, between 1984 and 1986. He has also been published in various titles from the Belfast Telegraph to Vietnam News. In recent years Peter returned to Dublin after a number of years in Vietnam. He left Clongowes in 1978 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/portraitsofclongowes/message

Tonight's Arena comes live from the Project Arts Centre in Temple Bar as Rough Magic celebrates 40 years. Featuring chat, readings and music from the company's players through the years including Anne Enright, Declan Hughes, Owen Roe and the artistic director, Lynne Parker.

Anne Enright, Aoife Duffin, Owen Roe, and Liza Ross perform Enright's latest novel. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile's Kendra Winchester discuss a story of family and the complexities of young love. Duffin narrates as Nell, a 20-something woman who, when she meets her boyfriend's parents, finds they care to discuss only her famous grandfather, Irish poet Phil McDaragh. Enright performs the perspective of Nell's mother, Carmel, a woman who lived her childhood in her father's shadow, and her narration imbues Carmel with warmth and resolve. Owen Roe and Liza Ross provide additional voices for poems and letters written for Carmel and Nell. Read the full review of the audiobook on AudioFile's website. Published by Recorded Books. Find more audiobook recommendations at audiofilemagazine.com Support for AudioFile's Behind the Mic comes from HarperCollins Focus, and HarperCollins Christian Publishing, publishers of some of your favorite audiobooks and authors, including Reba McEntire, Zachary Levi, Kathie Lee Gifford, Max Lucado, Willie Nelson, and so many more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's time to take a trip to the fairy tale land of hearts, stars and horseshoes, clovers and blue moons. And also an endless parade of broken rebellions. Nobody has failed to throw off the shackles of their oppression more than Ireland. Today we're gonna talk about an Irish dude that gave it his all to whip the English back in the 1600s, and had to fight a massive uphill battle against increasingly frustrating hurdles while doing so. Join us in chanting, "fuck the king," and enjoy!

J+M put a bow on an insane week by putting a bow on the FTX saga: a bankruptcy filing (2:25), the future of crypto VC (13:13), and the spiciest takes on the matter! (24:47) Then, Producer Rachel is joined by Owen Roe to break down the gaming economy on another edition of OK Boomer! (46:38) (0:00) J+M tee up today's segments (2:25) FTX files for bankruptcy (11:38) OpenPhone - Get an extra 20% off any plan for your first 6 months at https://openphone.com/twist (13:13) Crypto red flags, crypto VC going forward, financialization (23:28) Assure - To get 20% off your first Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) visit https://Assure.co/twist (24:47) Other crypto dominos to fall, spiciest takes (38:20) Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub - Apply in 5 minutes, no funding required, sign up at http://aka.ms/thisweekinstartups (39:50) We Live in the Future: Revamped Amazon Prime Drones! (46:38) Owen Roe joins Producer Rachel to break down the gaming economy on another edition of OK Boomer! FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood FOLLOW Rachel: https://twitter.com/_rachelbraun FOLLOW Owen: https://twitter.com/Owen_Roe Subscribe to our YouTube to watch all full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkkhmBWfS7pILYIk0izkc3A?sub_confirmation=1 https://twitter.com/iamDCinvestor/status/1590844690089508864 https://twitter.com/gabrielhaines/status/1591090014942732289

While writing the funeral eulogy for his estranged father, the past blows open for Stephen. Childhood memories of his time in America come flooding back. performed by Owen Roe.

In this podcast Gemma Creagh talks to Director and Rough Magic Theatre Company co-founder Lynne Parker about her filmed version of Hecuba, playwright Marina Carr's new version of the classic Greek tragedy. Hecuba screens in cinemas nationwide for one night only on September 15th 2022. A dynamic filmed version of Rough Magic's remarkable theatre production, Hecuba is a passionate reimagining of the aftermath of the Trojan War by internationally renowned playwright Marina Carr. Surrounded by the devastation of her city, her husband slain, Hecuba waits in the throne room for the conqueror Agamemnon. She and her daughters now face a future beyond their control, in a history written by the victors. An extraordinary ensemble cast (led by Aislin McGuckin, Brian Doherty and Owen Roe) offer a series of intense, dangerous, personal encounters and impossible choices in this visceral depiction of the effect of war and its cost to the individual. Hecuba screens nationwide on September 15th 2022.

For the first time in over a quarter of a century, The Steward of Christendom returns to Ireland. Its author Sebastian Barry joins Dearbhail to speak about the original run that featured Donal McCann, and the revival with Owen Roe.

Welcome to Overtime on Inferno, your round-up of all the big stories in CSGO - quicker than we can figure out timezones. A quick reminder to remember to rate and review us at the end of the episode, it super helps us. I'm Logan, this is Aizyesque - let's get into it. GET STICKERS! Refer your friends to the pod: https://refer.fm/overtime Prefer listening to podcasts on Spotify and Itunes? Go here https://kite.link/tldr (00:32) Steam Sale! (05:20) ROOBET (10:42) ESL Challenger + Impact begin! (17:09) BLAST Premier World Final 2022 in Abu Dhabi (21:46) Owen Roe leaving esports Subscribe to our CS:GO Newsletter: https://readtldr.gg/ Hang with us in Discord: https://discord.gg/XZ7AAsr25q Our Twitters Logan: https://twitter.com/loganramhap Aizyesque: https://twitter.com/aizyesque TL;DR: https://twitter.com/readtldr --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/readtldr/message

The Steward of Christendom makes a return to the Gate Theatre with Owen Roe as Thomas Dunne - The Civil War saw the destruction of State records, which are now being recreated digitally - The Terminal List is a new series starring Chris Pratt - Model Plot by Deirdre O'Mahony is a sculptural planting of herb and forage crops framed by potato ridges

It's another packed DL Debate podcast with Brendan Devenney. This week Brendan talks with Peter Campbell on the latest happenings in the Donegal Senior Football Championship while there is also match reaction from Rory Kavanagh and the Donegal man in charge of Tyrone side Owen Roe's - Paddy Campbell. Brendan is also joined by London […]

Hailing from a large family in Ireland, David O'Reilly has been working with wine for over thirty years. In addition to making Pinot Noir in the Willamette Valley of Oregon, David is also passionate about winemaking in the Yakima Valley of Eastern Washington State. For O'Reilly, this region presents the new world with an outstanding opportunity to create wines that show old world expression. His Owen Roe brand was established using images associated with the iconic Confederate Owen Roe O'Neil, who helped rally the Irish against the English Parliamentary forces. Drink in this lively episode with the delightful David O'Reilly and find out why there is a severed hand on his label! Wines tasted in this episode: 2019 Owen Roe Sinister Hand Red Wine from Columbia Valley 2018 Owen Roe Rosa Mystica Cabernet Franc from Yakima Valley

The Grower's Guild Oregon Pinot Noir 2019 is sourced from select vineyards throughout Oregon. Grower's Guild is the affordable line of wines from Owen Roe Winery, which David O'Reilly owned. And that is why the Grower's Guild Oregon Pinot Noir 2019 is chosen as CheapWineFinders St Patrick's Day wine.Owen Roe was an Irish Rebel commander from the 1500s and 1600s, and David O'Reilly has an Irish name. I am sure there are other affordable Irish-related wines available, but I couldn't find one at local shops. Ireland has more of a beer and whiskey history.Vintage Wine Estates purchased Owen Roe Winery in 1999, which has a whole portfolio of wines, and David O'Reilly now serves as the head of winemaking for the Northwest coast. Owen Roe's value-priced wines had been the Sharecropper line of wine, and that brand seems to be replaced by the Grower's Guild wines.Owen Roe wines featured vineyards in Yakima Valley in Washington and the Willamette Valley in Oregon. The Grower's Guild wines do not seem to be exclusively sourced from Willamette Valley but from "dedicated growers up and down the state's best regions." Willamette Valley gets all the wine writers' attention, but there are grape-growing regions all along Oregon's coast.I always like Owen Roe Winery because even though they are a producer of excellent, splurge-worthy, they always also produced top-quality affordable (under $20, the Grower's Guild Oregon Pinot Noir 2019 was found for $16). Not every high-end winery has paid attention to value-priced wine drinkers.An interesting feature of Oregon Pinot Noir is that wines selling for about $40 and under have screw-cap enclosures, and the $40 plus wine have corks. I think more wine regions should follow this example; a typical $40 and under wine is not going to be cellared, and a screw-top is far easier to deal with. Most value-priced wines have inexpensive corks or cork substitutes. They are nothing to get excited about; give me a decent screw cap.The technical notes for the Grower's Guild Oregon Pinot Noir 2019 do not give much information. They mention that the spring and fall had cool weather and the summer was warm, and that is exactly what you look for when growing Pinot Noir grapes. The wine was aged in oak, but other details are given. The alcohol content is 13%.Grower's Guild Oregon Pinot Noir 2019 Tasting NotesThe color is a very see-thru garnet red. The nose is bright, ripe cherry, sharp spice, vanilla, herbs, crushed dried fall leaves, strong black coffee, and tea. It is full of interesting aromas; if I kept my nose in the glass, it would offer up additional scents, but on to the taste portion.Often with value-priced Pinot Noir, you would describe them as soft, silky, and smooth, but the Grower's Guild Oregon Pinot Noir 2019 has that and another dark side and brooding. It tastes black cherry, exotic spice, bitter dark chocolate, licorice, and ripe plum.The mid-palate adds non-sweet Dr. Pepper, a sharp slap of rougher-edged spice, raspberry, and a salty, cashew sensation. The tannins are sweet, and the acidity gives this Pinot Noir a bright, lively appeal.The SummaryThe Grower's Guild Oregon Pinot Noir 2019 is a solid example of an Oregon Pinot Noir.I know the Willamette Valley Pinot Noir gets all the press, but in this price range except growers and a talented winemaker matter more.

In the thrilling conclusion to their season on the Pacific Northwest, the boys try to understand just what, exactly, all the wines they drank were reacting *against.* In a phone call today, Kevin described this episode as "one of the meta ones," and I think that's beautiful. I hope someone is keeping track of how often Duck compares himself to Lady Gaga. Thanks to all the people of the Pacific Northwest for making very good wines. ////LIST////Domaine Drouhin, Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, 2017// Pursued by Bear, Columbia Valley, 'Bear Cub,' 2016 //Owen Roe, Columbia Valley, 'Ex Umbris,' 2018 ////Ps!!! DONATE TO @drew-herman or @elise-hansen-hermanSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Disgorgeous)

On this morning's show we discuss Manchán Magan's newly published Thirty-Two Words for Field: Lost words of the Irish landscape, and our Toaster Challenge guest is the widely acclaimed Irish actor Owen Roe. The Whole Story, the 3 October event he mentions in The Pavilion Theatre has had to be cancelled because of the Level 3 restrictions in Dublin. Toaster Challenge choice: J.P. Priestley, Lost EmpiresIntro/outro music: Colm Mac Con Iomaire, ‘Thou Shalt Not Carry’ from The Hare’s Corner, 2008, with thanks to Colm for permission to use it.Art work by Freya SirrTo subscribe to Books for Breakfast go to your podcast provider of choice (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google etc) and search for the podcast then hit subscribe or follow, or simply click the appropriate button above. If you want to be alerted when a new episode is released follow the instructions here for iPhone or iPad. For Spotify notifications follow the instructions here.

starring Owen Roe. While writing the funeral eulogy for his estranged father the past blows open for Stephen. Childhood memories of his time in America, where he forged a deep and everlasting bond with his cousin Toby, come flooding back.

I had the great pleasure to speak with proprietor and winemaker, David O'Reilly from Owen Roe.  We chatted about his life, the history of the winery, wine-making in the pacific northwest, and tasted a couple interesting and delicious wines!   Later, during my local restaurant "Take Five" segment, I speak with Greg Slattery of Curiosity Coffee about a whole slew of topics, including Angels Share - a program partnering with several wineries* to help provide meals to those who need them (including Owen Roe).  Check it out! *All wines from the following wineries, purchased in retail or in restaurants from August-October 2020, contribute to the local food banks (Harvest Hope in Columbia, SC) :  Owen Roe, B.R. Cohn, Clos Pegase, Swanson, Cosentino, Cigar, Laetitia, Middle Sister, Cartlidge & Browne, Qupe, Bar Dog, Firesteed, Cherry Pie, Purple Cowboy, Gaze, Paula Kornell)  www.AngelsSharing.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Luan Parle, Singer, Danny O'Brien, Comedian, Owen Roe, Actor

Krakow by Peter Sirr with Owen Roe, Deirdre Donnelly, & Kathy Rose O'Brien

In the early 20th Century rugby was struggling through a recent fractious split between League and Union. A shipping clerk working in Penarth, Wales was soon to transform the game in his own way but not in his own country. This is the story of Harry Owen Roe and the indelible mark he left on French Rugby taking minnows Bayonne to the championship and changing the way the sport in France was played ever since. Here is how Basque Pelota is played.Please review The Wheel of Sport wherever you get your podcasts or get in touch via Instagram, Twitter or email. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

with Owen Roe, Deirdre Donnelly, & Kathy Rose O'Brien

Thursday 12 July 2012A true great of Irish theatre, Owen Roe is one of our most exceptional performers. Here he chats about his early days as an actor, how stand up comedy honed his skills in reading an audience, the phenomenon that was Scrap Saturday, his high profile screen work, his recent run of leading roles at The Gate, and his forthcoming plans to tackle King Lear at The Abbey. It’s episode 36 of the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

DON’T QUOTE ME! is hosted by Sean Hughes (Perrier winner, BBC’s Buzzcocks, Ch4’s Sean’s Show) with stars of Irish comedy – , Fiona Looney, Katherine Lynch, Eleanor Tiernan, Brona C. Titley and more. Special guest 2016 Best Irish Theatre Actor nominee OWEN ROE as ‘the reader’. They'll be asked to answer questions about who said what, where and why... and a musical round of who sung what? Recorded as part of the Comedy Showhouse, presented by RTE Radio 1 and Grintage Ireland, the world’s first comedy radio festival.

DON’T QUOTE ME! is hosted by Sean Hughes (Perrier winner, BBC’s Buzzcocks, Ch4’s Sean’s Show) with stars of Irish comedy – , Fiona Looney, Dave Fanning, Eleanor Tiernan, Katherine Lynch and more. Special guest 2016 Best Irish Theatre Actor nominee OWEN ROE as ‘the reader’. They'll be asked to answer questions about who said what, where and why... and a musical round of who sung what? Recorded as part of the Comedy Showhouse, presented by RTE Radio 1 and Grintage Ireland, the world’s first comedy radio festival.

DON’T QUOTE ME! is hosted by Sean Hughes (Perrier winner, BBC’s Buzzcocks, Ch4’s Sean’s Show) with stars of Irish comedy – Eleanor Tiernan, Dave Fanning, Fiona Looney,Katherine Lynch and more. Special guest 2016 Best Irish Theatre Actor nominee OWEN ROE as ‘the reader’. They'll be asked to answer questions about who said what, where and why... and a musical round of who sung what? Recorded as part of the Comedy Showhouse, presented by RTE Radio 1 and Grintage Ireland, the world’s first comedy radio festival.

DON’T QUOTE ME! is hosted by Sean Hughes (Perrier winner, BBC’s Buzzcocks, Ch4’s Sean’s Show) with stars of Irish comedy – Andrew Maxwell, , Fiona Looney, Colin Murphy, Eleanor Tiernan and more. Special guest 2016 Best Irish Theatre Actor nominee OWEN ROE as ‘the reader’. They'll be asked to answer questions about who said what, where and why... and a musical round of who sung what? Recorded as part of the Comedy Showhouse, presented by RTE Radio 1 and Grintage Ireland, the world’s first comedy radio festival.

DON’T QUOTE ME! is hosted by Sean Hughes (Perrier winner, BBC’s Buzzcocks, Ch4’s Sean’s Show) with stars of Irish comedy – Andrew Maxwell, Colin Murphy, Fiona Looney, Jarlath Regan and more. Special guest 2016 Best Irish Theatre Actor nominee OWEN ROE as ‘the reader’. They'll be asked to answer questions about who said what, where and why... and a musical round of who sung what? Recorded as part of the Comedy Showhouse, presented by RTE Radio 1 and Grintage Ireland, the world’s first comedy radio festival.

DON’T QUOTE ME! is hosted by Sean Hughes (Perrier winner, BBC’s Buzzcocks, Ch4’s Sean’s Show) with stars of Irish comedy – Andrew Maxwell, Karl Spain, Fiona Looney, Chris Kent and more. Special guest 2016 Best Irish Theatre Actor nominee OWEN ROE as ‘the reader’. They'll be asked to answer questions about who said what, where and why... and a musical round of who sung what? Recorded as part of the Comedy Showhouse, presented by RTE Radio 1 and Grintage Ireland, the world’s first comedy radio festival.

DON’T QUOTE ME! is hosted by Sean Hughes (Perrier winner, BBC’s Buzzcocks, Ch4’s Sean’s Show) with stars of Irish comedy – Andrew Maxwell, Karl Spain, Fiona Looney, Fred Cooke and more. Special guest 2016 Best Irish Theatre Actor nominee OWEN ROE as ‘the reader’. They'll be asked to answer questions about who said what, where and why... and a musical round of who sung what? Recorded as part of the Comedy Showhouse, presented by RTE Radio 1 and Grintage Ireland, the world’s first comedy radio festival.

To celebrate Owen McCafferty's Death of a Comedian opening in Soho Theatre, London, spend a half hour with King Lear himself Owen Roe talking Kings of Comedy, connecting with audiences and Ivan the doner kebab.