Podcast appearances and mentions of paddy smyth

David and Scott are joined by Paddy Smyth to discuss the latest happenings in the EIHL, as well as putting together their EIHL Allstar line for the Belfast Giants.

This week on the pod I have the inspirational and witty Paddy Smyth who opens up about so many things in his life which has shaped him on who he is today. From his Mother passing away when he was only 5 years old, wanting to make her proud living with a disability. Paddy also talks about being bullied when he was younger not cause of his disability but because he was gay, his Dad being old school and not understanding. Paddy has taken years to grieve, understand & accept a lot in his life while learning to love and accept who he truly is. This such a heart warming episode for anything who needs a push to accepting and loving themselves that little bit more while getting some laughs too from Paddy's gorgeous personality. more. Follow Paddy on instagram @Paddysmyth Follow me @emmakehoe / @empowerwithemma Subscribe for my newsletter and updates  on events : www.empowerwithemma.com

On this episode, David, John and Scott are joined by Paddy Smyth, from A View From The Bridge, to talk about the Giants, how AVFTB started and much more.

In this brilliant episode Ariana chats to the indomitable reality star, disability rights activist and BBC documentary maker Paddy Smyth. We talk about Paddys challenge throughout life, finding love and acceptance for himself as a gay disabled man living with cerebral palsy. Overcoming adversity and grief through the loss of his parents, his desire to be famous, his foray into reality tv as a contestant on First Dates Ireland in 2017 before going onto win Channel 4's 'The Circle' in the UK in 2019. Paddy recently released an incredibly inspiring and thought-provoking BBC documentary called 'Should I be fixed' about medical advancements for disabled people and the identity that is often wrapped up in their disability, begging the question 'should you fix your disability if you could?'. Paddy proves that being disabled can be empowering and encourages listeners to go out and live your dreams on your own terms. #disability #disabilityrights #diversityandinclusion#gayanddisabled#realitystar#empowering #loveyourself#lovewhatyoudo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This was a fun and light-hearted chat with reality TV star and disability campaigner Paddy Smyth.We talked about the challenges growing up in Ireland as  a young gay man with disabilities,  the evolution of his career, and the dating scene (even Grindr!),The Laura Dowling experience is brought to you by fabÜ  SHROOMS IMMUNE.  A unique blend of Cordyceps and Chaga mushrooms with Vitamin C , Vitamin D , copper and zinc to support your immune system, and energy levels. Cordyceps and chaga mushrooms have been used for thousands of years in traditional Chinese medicine for overall health and wellbeing and immune support.  Blended with premium grade vitamins and minerals, this is a really special product.  Formulated and developed by Laura Dowling, Fabulous Pharmacist.  Read the amazing reviews and find out more information on  https://fabuwellness.com/ . Available on www.fabuwellness.com and in pharmacies and health food stores nationwide.

S9 Ep34 Thursday March 2nd Orlaith Condon and Paddy Smyth. Proudly brought to you by Dyson

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Today we take a look back at some of the interviews from the year which stayed with us long after we had pulled down the faders. Clare will be speaking to Dr Hazel Wallace about her mission to bring women's health front and centre with her book The Female Factor. Brother Richard speaks about a life with meaning and finding still points. And Conor Buckley and Paddy Smyth from Human Collective talk about what it truly means to embrace diversity and inclusion.

Paddy Smyth joins Brendan to discuss disability pride and workplace workshops.

S4 Ep27, Tuesday July 12 | Orlaith Condon and Paddy Smyth. Proudly sponsored by NOW.

We decided to mark our release day by sending out three episodes into the world! Our second guest this week is Paddy Smyth, an activist, presenter and 2019 champion of the Channel 4 reality TV series The Circle. Not only that, but he is also the host of Chancers Podcast, also available on the Go Loud app and wherever you get your podcasts, along with his co-presenter Anna Clifford - a writer and comedian. Paddy is funny, wise and warm and we hope you love his story.

Holly chats with presenter, activist and winner of ‘The Circle' Paddy Smyth. The pair share funny stories from knowing each other since their teenage years and recall how different life was before social media. Paddy chats about the reality of winning a reality show and covers topics like dating, heartbreak and living with a disability. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

By the time she reached her fifties, author and poet Catherine Simpson and her body had gone through a lot together – from period pain, an abortion, early menopause, birthing two daughters to shaming and harassment. When a cancer diagnosis entered the mix, Catherine began to reflect on her body and all its trials and tribulations which she documents in her book One Body. Human Collective is a brand of what's become known as athleisure – the comfortable clothes we embraced through the lockdowns which are happily now a fashion main stay. The brand promises to spread a message of equality and social inclusion. Clare is joined by it's founder Conor Buckley and Paddy Smyth who has long been an advocate for people with disabilities to be reflected in fashion campaigns and beyond And Barnardos recently launched their Big Active campaign encouraging children in classrooms throughout the country to think about their mind, body and soul. Clare is joined by Barnardos Wellbeing expert Jenny Murphy

Oh I so loved this conversation, even though I discovered in researching for this interview that I lived 10 minutes away from my next guest for most of our childhoods and teenage years and we went to the same college I only know of Paddy Smyth from what I have seen of him on TV. His biggest gig to date was winning Channel 4's The Circle, based around catfishing and social media the reality show saw him win 70 thousand pounds and a legion of fans but also brought with it a lot of criticism that Paddy had used cerebal palsy to win. Today we talk about how he dealt with this, how it's not the first time he's had to dig deep and push back against bullies and why he's determined to show that having a disability is not something you should have to hide and ultimately you have the same hopes and wishes as anyone else. Why shouldn't we see someone in a disability in a beauty ad or having fun at a festival advertising a beer - Paddy has set himself these goals and smashed these barriers.Prepare to fall in love with him, I did. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celebrity Pulling with My Parents star Paddy Smyth join Ray in studio with his two sisters Tanya and Val.

On todays show Ray chats to Richard O'Hanlon about his giant mushroom and Colum McGrath about his Hens Welcome video, Celebrity Pulling with My Parents star Paddy Smyth join Ray in studio with his two sisters Tanya and Val, we have live music from Tom Dunne & Fiachna ÓBraonáin and Colin Murphy talks about performing at Galway Comedy Festival.

Twenty years ago, on Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, Mark Clifford was in Dublin attending the funeral of a friend, when he caught sight of a TV screen. What had happened changed his life forever. Plus: in 2001, Paddy Smyth was The Irish Times's Washington correspondent. He recalls the events of September 11th that have so shaped the world we live in today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

S3 Ep16, Monday July 19  | Orlaith Condon and Paddy Smyth. Proudly sponsored by Just Eat.

Welcome to HOOVERING, the podcast about eating. Host, Jessica Fostekew (Guilty Feminist, Motherland) has a frank conversation with an interesting person about gobbling; guzzling; nibbling; scoffing; devouring and wolfing all up… or if you will, hoovering.In this episode I’m hoovering with brilliant Irish TV presenter and disability campaigner and all round lovely man, Paddy Smyth. We met over the zooms, what with him being in Dublin and we had a mighty chocolate biscuit throwdown, with us both bringing deeply powerful contenders to the fore. Acutally, I think we forgot to even decide you’d won. But you get the gist. Everything written below in CAPITALS is a link to the relevant webpage. Honourable Mentions/ LinksFollow Paddy now on TWITTER and INSTAGRAMAlso he’s got a PODCAST no less about the show he previously won, C4’s THE CIRCLE I’m on this great site called PATREON where I swap your money for ace podcast related stuff like totally exclusive content and guest recipes. It’ll help me keep the podcast not just alive, but also thriving. Thanks so so so much if you’ve become a patron recently and/ or stuck with me since the beginning of this. Also - if you’d wanted to donate something as a one-off you can DO THAT HERE on the Acast Supporter page thing. Things we mentioned that you might be interested in from this podcast include…The biscuits he brought were MALTEASER BUNNIES and I brought the new chocolate orange flavour M&S EXTREMELY CHOCOLATEY ones. We didn’t get into it on the pod but mine were best. He’s appeared on IRISH MASTERCHEF no less We mentioned restaurants NINTH LIFE pub in Catford, PRET, a place called PATTY AND BUN I’ve never been to but feel like I ‘know’ and Brighton’s epic roast masters pub THE LION AND UNICORNHave you never seen MRS DOUBTFIREOh and he said he loves COLEMAN’S MUSTARD Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/hoovering. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Photographer & filmmaker Ross O’Callaghan is searching internationally for men with an Irish connection named Paddy, Patrick, Pat from all walks of life, for a stunning collection of portraits that will capture what it’s like to be Irish & male in Ireland

Photographer & filmmaker Ross O’Callaghan is searching internationally for men with an Irish connection named Paddy, Patrick, Pat from all walks of life, for a stunning collection of portraits that will capture what it’s like to be Irish & male in Ireland

With The Celebrity Circle UK in full swing and The Circle UK season 3 right around the corner, Professor Tim Wilson sits down with season 2 winner Paddy Smyth and Survivor: Island of the Idols fan favorite Elaine Stott to talk all things The Circle UK. #thecircle #thecelebritycircle

We caught up with Paddy to talk disability dating and why it is still the taboo of the single scene! We also talk getting The Ick and why chicken and stuffing sambos on a date are never an ideal combo --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nicola-b8/message

With the US version setting Netflix alight, Bríd and Fionnuala consider what makes The Circle the latest reality show phenomenon. Plus, they speak to Paddy Smyth about his experience on season 2 of The Circle UK. CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE CIRCLE UK S1 + S2 AND THE CIRCLE USA.Mini Bandwagons • ShareJoy

TV personality, disability activist and social media star, Paddy Smyth, joins me for an giggle-filled episode of Finnterviews!I chatted with Paddy all about his rise to online stardom, the importance of breaking boundaries in representation in mainstream media, fibbing about being an Olympian to sell pins on the street, nude photoshoots and chatting on the Late Late Show, as well as the highs and lows of winning one of the biggest shows on TV mere months before the world went into lockdown.Follow Paddy:Twitter - https://twitter.com/paddyysmyth?lang=enInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/paddyysmyth/Follow Finnterviews:Instagram - https://tinyurl.com/yat3odr6Twitter - https://tinyurl.com/yx99bz5sFacebook - https://tinyurl.com/yyz8betn

The Fantastic 4 became the Three Amigos. The camp was rocked on Thursday night when Shane Ritchie was given his marching orders paving the way for Vernon, Jordan and Giovanna to become the finalists for 2020’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here. But like The Highlander there can only be one… Joining Fionnuala Jay to review the finale is podcast guru Gordon Rochford from Those Conspiracy Guys, entertainer and Ireland Am’s resident I’m a Celeb reviewer Paul Ryder and TV personality and influencer Paddy Smyth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode 7 of the podcast. I had a great chat with UK reality TV superstar Paddy Smyth. Paddy won The Circle S. 2 and expected his career to really take off, but it didn't. Not to worry (he may have worried a little) he's seen worse, he's dealt with worse and when the chips were down, Paddy did what he always does...he pushed through and came out the other side, just how his arrival into this world went down. Hope you enjoy the chat, please subscribe and leave a review. Tell your friends and email me keithwalshpod@gmail.comThaaaaaanks!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-keith-walsh-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paddy Smyth is in the house to discuss the Miss Moose Jaw pageant maxi challenge, parallels between Drag Race and The Circle and his LOVE for Lemon. 

Mary Minihan, Paddy Smyth, Mícheál Mac Donncha, Oisin Coghlan, Fergus Finlay, Pat Carey and Abie Philbin Bowman join Katie to discuss the issues raised on RTÉ's Prime Time Leader's Debate.

S2 Ep04 | Orlaith Condon with Paddy Smyth. Proudly sponsored by Just Eat

In the first episode of the actual decade, I talked to disabled activist and self-titled "reality TV whore" Paddy Smyth, who, in his usual sound way, made me forget there were microphones and chat as though we were pals catching up. His openness and honesty about life and love is refreshing. There's a further deep dive into Paddy's love life on my Patreon page (www.patreon.com/aislingmkeenan) should you want to hear more.

To mark the end of the year, we ask four of our regular correspondents to reflect on a moment or event that defined 2019 for them. Suzanne Lynch, Denis Staunton, Paddy Smyth and Lara Marlowe.

Fresh from his recent Circle win, Paddy Smyth joins old pal Orla to reflect on life pre reality TV fame. Orla reveals some of Paddy’s college highlights (from the rare moments they attended) and an upsetting tale of a chinese and white carpet resurfaces. Follow Orla: @theorlacle Follow Paddy: @paddyysmyth Adulting with Friends is produced by Tall Tales Podcasts. For more see TallTales.ie

The UK general election campaign is, among other things, a battle for what kind of Brexit will ultimately happen. Our Europe editor Patrick Smyth sets out five possible election outcomes and the sort of Brexit the EU expects from each, from No Deal to a new deal - or no Brexit at all. But let's not get ahead of ourselves: the campaign is just beginning. To understand the dynamics and tactics at play in these early stages we talk first to Patrick Maguire, a political correspondent with New Statesman magazine.

This week we have Bláithín de Burca as a guest host and we discussed her fringe show, Paddy Smyth on The Circle, what to decide when having kids we borrow a queer ear from the Telegraph and have an event round up. Yes, all that in an hour...well 40 minutes. What a bargain!Oh, and ..............................................it's Rebekah Vardy's account.

The House of Commons is set for a showdown as rebel Tory MPs seek to introduce legislation today, blocking a no-deal exit from EU. Prime minister Boris Johnson held a last-ditch meeting with potential rebels within his party this morning, including former cabinet ministers, but is reported to have failed in his bid to win them over. Denis Staunton is on the line from London to explain how things might play out this evening and whether a general election is likely to be called. Johnson, meanwhile, has yet to provide the EU with alternatives to the Irish backstop as outlined in the Withdrawal Agreement. Europe editor Paddy Smyth reports on how the goings on at Westminster are being viewed in Brussels. Is there any truth to Johnson's claim that negotiations are bearing fruit?

On this week's episode of The Gosscast, Goss Boss Ali Ryan sits down with social media star turned presenter Paddy Smyth. In this in depth chat Paddy opens up about living with a disability, finding love and his new RTE show The Fitting Room.

When historians reflect on Donald Trump's presidency, will yesterday's press conference alongside Vladimir Putin in Helsinki be seen as one of its defining moments?Trump sided with Putin over his own intelligence agencies, saying he saw no reason not to believe the Russian president when he said they did not try to fix the 2016 election. The performance has been dubbed embarrassing, disgraceful and treasonous, drawing criticism from both the left and right, with even Fox News saying it was not a good outing for the president. Analysing what it means for the Trump presidency, the United States and the wider world, today's guests are Suzanne Lynch and Paddy Smyth.

He may not have found love on First Dates Ireland recently, but Paddy Smyth did win the hearts of the nation. The 28-year-old trended on Twitter during, and after, the show and has since begun presenting a slot on TV3’s 6 o’clock show. Paddy was already a star before all this though, having amassed a huge Snapchat following documenting his day-to-day life living with Cerebral Palsy with his now signature candour and humour. On this podcast, Paddy told Róisín Ingle about his 'almost famous' moment, making it down to the last twenty for Big Brother during its heyday on Channel 4. He also spoke about dating with a disability, why it's important to highlight the fun aspects of being disabled, and why no gay teenager should ever come out to their parents the way he did. For more #DisabledLife follow Paddy @paddyysmyth

Simon Carswell and Paddy Smyth look at last night's presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton: - high and low points for both candidates - Clinton's canny debate strategy - Trump veering off message - where does the campaign go from here?

Part 1: With the vote for Britain's membership of EU imminent Paddy Smyth speaks with our London Editor Denis Staunton about the reaction from both sides to the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox, Cameron's middle England appeal and what next for the PM should the Leave vote prevail. Part 2: Kevin Cullen of the Boston Globe joins us on the line to talk about the mood of the presidential campaign in the wake of the Orlando killings, Trump's unique ability to campaign on a shoestring and whether divisions in the Democratic voter base will cost them dear. Part 3: With oil prices dropping, panic has begun to grip Venezuela with food in scarce supply. Our South American correspondent Tom Hennigan discusses the huge problems facing Maduro's regime at the end of the oil boom with looting and food riots now becoming a daily occurrence.

In part one of this edition of World View Tom Wright joins us on the line from Washington to discuss Donald Trump's long held views on foreign policy and how his "America first" approach could prove dangerous and destabilizing should he become president. Holy but imperfect, in part two Paddy Smyth is joined in studio by Religious Affairs correspondent Patsy McGarry to talk about Mother Teresa's imminent canonization.

The Greek economy and the refugee crisis presented the EU with two unprecedented challenges in 2015. European Correspondent Suzanne Lynch and Dr Paul Gillespie join Paddy Smyth to look back at a most difficult year for the European institutions. They also discuss what Brexit would mean for the EU. In part two: a landslide in China that left 85 people missing is just the latest environmental catastrophe there that can be traced back to human negligence. Beijing Correspondent Clifford Coonan makes a rare appearance in The Irish Times studio to report on the major environmental problems China faces, particularly in his home city.

In this 100th episode of World View Paddy Smyth talks to Frank McDonald in Paris and Harry McGee in Dublin about Cop 21 and Ireland's part in it. Later in the podcast he talks to Tom Hennigan in Brazil about the latest corruption scandal there. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is presented by Paddy Smyth and produced by Sinead O'Shea.

In this week's World View podcast Paddy Smyth discusses the rise of Europe's young jihadists with Middle East analyst Michael Jansen, Denis Staunton in London and Suzanne Lynch in Brussels. Later in the podcast he chats to Paddy Agnew in Rome about the start of the Vatican leaks trial and the Pope's upcoming trip to Africa.

In this week's World View Paddy Smyth explores the aftermath of the Paris attacks with Lara Marlowe, Vincent Durac and Paul Gillespie. Later in the podcast Paddy speaks to Suzanne Lynch in Brussels to hear more about the latest news on the attacks from there. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is presented by Paddy Smyth and produced by Sinead O'Shea.

In this special edition of World View Paddy Smyth hears from Ruadhan MacCormaic and Lara Marlowe in Paris, Suzanne Lynch from Brussels, and Denis Staunton from London. Together they discuss what is known about these attacks, and their likely implications. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is presented by Paddy Smyth and produced by Sinead O'Shea.

In this week's World View Paddy Smyth hears about life for Syrian refugees in Jordan with Ruadhan MacCormaic following his visit there last week. They also discuss Jordan's approach to the refugee crisis and its standing within the international community. In the second half of the podcast Paddy Smyth analyses the aftermath of the bombing in Ankara which is now believed to have been the work of Islamic State. He is joined by Stephen Starr in Turkey, Suzanne Lynch in Brussels and Ruadhan MacCormaic in Dublin. World View is a weekly foreign affairs. It is produced by Sinead O'Shea and presented by Paddy Smyth.

In this week's World View Denis Staunton discusses the shift in U.S. policy towards Syria with Paddy Smyth, Michael Jansen and Isabel Gorst in Moscow. In the second part of the podcast Denis and Paddy analyse the victory of pro-independence parties in Catalonia's unofficial referendum last weekend. They are joined by Guy Hedgecoe in Madrid. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is produced by Sinead O'Shea and presented by Denis Staunton.

In this week's World View Denis Staunton discusses the victory of Tspiras and Syriza in the Greek elections with Damian Mac Con Uladh in Athens and Paddy Smyth in Dublin. Later in the podcast Denis and Paddy hear about the migrant crisis in Croatia with Dan McLaughlin in Vukovar. Inside Politics is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is produced by Sinead O'Shea and presented by Denis Staunton.

This week Denis Staunton analyses the Greek deal and what it means for the future of the EU. He is joined by Suzanne Lynch in Brussels, Ruadhan MacCormaic in Athens and Cliff Taylor, Paddy Smyth and Fintan O'Toole in Dublin . Later in the podcast he discusses the latest phase of the Iran nuclear talks with Michael Jansen, Paddy Smyth and Simon Carswell in Washington. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is produced by Sinead O'Shea and presented by Denis Staunton.

In this episode of World View Denis Staunton discusses the no vote in the Greek referendum within the context of the EU structure. He is joined by Ruadhan MacCormaic, Paddy Smyth, Suzanne Lynch, Paul Gillespie and Cliff Taylor. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast presented by Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea.

This week Denis Staunton analyses the latest round of EU/Greek talks with Paddy Smyth, Cliff Taylor, Suzanne Lynch in Brussels and Ruadhan MacCormaic in Athens. He also hears from Dan McLaughlin in Szeged on the Hungarian border with Serbia about the efforts of the Hungarian government to keep migrants out of the country. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast presented by Denis Staunton and prodcued by Sinead O'Shea.

In this week's edition of World View Denis Staunton discusses the options for the UK's participation in the EU after the latest elections with Paddy Smyth and Paul Gillespie and Daithi O'Ceallaigh who have edited a new book on the subject called Britain and Europe: The Endgame - An Irish Perspective. Later Denis hears about the plans for an arms fair in Japan and its broader implications with David McNeill in Tokyo. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is produced by Sinead O'Shea and presented by Denis Staunton.

Denis Staunton discusses the extraordinary election results from the UK with Paddy Smyth, Mark Hennessy and Alex Massie. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast produced by Sinead O'Shea and presented by Denis Staunton.

In this week's edition of World View Denis Staunton discusses the latest talks between Greece and the EU, and the replacement of Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis as leader of the debt talks. Denis is joined by Suzanne Lynch, Damian Mac Con Uladh and Paddy Smyth. Later in the podcast he and Paddy hear from Rahul Bedi about the attempts being made to help those in Nepal. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is presented by Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea.

This week Denis Staunton discusses the loss of up to 950 people at the weekend off the coast of Libya with Paddy Smyth, Suzanne Lynch in Brussels and Paddy Agnew who is at the Cara di Mineo Refugee Camp in Sicily. In the second half of the programme Denis analyses the latest from the UK elections with Mark Hennessy in Ramsgate. World View is a weekly foreign affairs podcast. It is presented by Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea.

This week Denis Staunton discusses the burgeoning crisis in Yemen with Peter Salisbury and Michael Jansen. In the second part of the programme he analyses the start of the British election campaign with Mark Hennessy and Paddy Smyth.

This week Denis discusses the Israeli elections with Mark Weiss and Ruadhan MacCormaic. He also analyses Junckers potential idea for a European army with Paddy Smyth, Suzanne Lynch and Derek Scally.

This week Denis Staunton discusses the fallout from the Boris Nemtsov killing with Paddy Smyth in Dublin and Isabel Gorst in Moscow. He also hears about the political tensions in the Maldives where former President Mohamed Nasheed faces another hearing. He is joined by Mary Boland and Maldivian journalist Azra Naseem.

This week Denis discusses the latest from Ukraine with Dan McLaughlin in Slovyansk and security issues for Jewish people in Europe with Paddy Smyth and Mark Weiss.

This week Denis Staunton is joined by Paddy Smyth, Guy Hedgecoe and David McNeill to discuss the options for Podemos in the wake of Syriza's election victory and the aftermath for Japan and it's government following the killing of two Japanese hostages by Islamic State.

This week Denis Stauton measures reaction across Greece, Europe and Ireland to the election of Syriza. He is joined by Damian Mac Con Uladh in Athens, Suzanne Lynch in Brussels and Arthur Beesley, Paddy Smyth and Paul Gillespie in Dublin.

This week Denis examines the causes and consequences of last week's Paris attacks with Lara Marlowe, Paddy Smyth and Vincent Durac.

Denis Staunton, Paddy Smyth and Paul Gillespie anticipate what will make the news in 2015.

This week Denis discusses the successful snap election called by Abe in Japan and Erdogan's crackdown in Turkey. He is joined by Paddy Smyth, David McNeill and Stephen Starr.

This week Denis Staunton discusses the Israeli elections with Paddy Smyth and Mark Weiss.

This week Denis discusses the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire brokered by Egypt with Mark Weiss, Michael Jansen and Paddy Smyth. He also discusses the Argentine default with Tom Hennigan. Worldview is a foreign affairs podcast presented by the deputy editor of the Irish Times Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea. It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for FREE to you each week via this link. itun.es/i66S3JH #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

In this week's podcast Denis hears from Ruadhan MacCormaic who has spent the last week in Gaza and is now on the Israeli/Gaza border. He also discusses the diplomatic options with Paddy Smyth. The other story on World View this week concerns MH17, the passenger airliner which was brought down over Ukraine with the loss of 298 lives. He hears from Daniel McLaughlin in Eastern Ukraine and Suzanne Lynch in Brussels on international reactions to this tragedy. Worldview is a foreign affairs podcast presented by the deputy editor of the Irish Times Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea. It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for FREE to you each week via this link. itun.es/i66S3JH #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

In this week's podcast Denis hears the latest from Jerusalem where Gaza is considering the Egyptian proposal for a truce. Israel has accepted but Hamas is considering. Mark Weiss and Paddy Smyth analyse the options. Denis next moves to Washington where Simon Carswell has just returned from a trip to Murrietta in Southern California where thousands of unaccompanied children have arrived, mostly from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. Simon describes what he has seen and discusses the impact this has had politically within the U.S. Worldview is a foreign affairs podcast presented by the deputy editor of the Irish Times Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea. It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for FREE to you each week via this link. itun.es/i66S3JH #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

In this week's podcast Denis Staunton begins in Iraq where insurgents led by Isis have taken Mosul and are battling the Iraqi army 60km outside Baghdad. He discusses the situation with Lara Marlowe in Tehran, Michael Jansen in Cyprus and Paddy Smyth in Dublin. He then moves to Brussels to analyse the latest on the battle to elect Juncker, the man who could bring an end to Cameron's government in the UK. Worldview is a foreign affairs podcast presented by the deputy editor of the Irish Times Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea. It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for FREE to you each week via this link. itun.es/i66S3JH #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

04/03/14 This week Denis Staunton talks to Dan McLoughlin in Crimea, Foreign Policy Editor, Paddy Smyth. He then moves to Washington and Berlin with contributions from Simon Carswell and Derek Scally. Worldview is a foreign affairs podcast presented by the deputy editor of the Irish Times, Denis Staunton and produced by Sinead O'Shea It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for free to you each week via this link. itun.es/i66S3JH #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

25/02/14 This week Denis Staunton finds out the latest from Ukraine with Dan McLaughlin. He also chats to Paddy Smyth, Suzanne Lynch and Harry McGee about the upcoming European elections. Worldview is a foreign affairs podcast presented by the deputy editor of the Irish Times, Denis Staunton. It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for free to you each week via this link. itun.es/i66S3JH #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

Head Coach Paul Adey shares his thoughts with Paddy Smyth from A View From The Bridge after the away win in Coventry, completing a 4 point weekend for his team.

Paddy Smyth from A View From The Bridge, talks to Craig Peacock after the 7-4 win in Coventry and a very successful weekend for the returnee. Photo: Diane Davey/ddimaging.co.uk