Podcast appearances and mentions of paul kavanagh

Fiona Spargo-Mabbs, founder and director of drug education charity DSM Foundation founder and director // Dr Paul Kavanagh, chair of the Royal College of Physicians advisory group on tobacco and vaping

Paul Kavanagh, from McCarthy Insurance Group, joins JP for this month's Insurance Matters segment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Kavanagh from Patronus Partners joins Breakfast Business with the latest on the markets and global financial trends. Listen here.

Paul Kavanagh from McCarthy Insurance Group joins David for Insurance Matters

Paul Kavanagh from Patronus partners along with Joe Lynam takes a run through of Monday's international business stories.

PJ talks to Paul Kavanagh about ways that we can fight the problem of uninsured drivers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fintan Hourihan the CEO of the Irish Dental Association on the shortage of dental care for school going children.Denis Drennan on the Chinese trade dispute and the effects on Irish farmers.PARC Road Safety organization on the shortage of Gardai to implement road safety rules.Paul Kavanagh with advice on how to get the best car insurance for your needs.Nutritional advice from Anneliesse Dressel at The Health Hub in Ballincollig Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cllr Oliver Moran, Green Party, on the shortage of bus drivers in Cork City and County.Cllr Thomas Gould on the dangers of young people and scrambler bikes.Cllr Marie O'Sullivan is campaigning for a reduction in the VAT rate for the hospitality industry.Our regular insurance advice with Paul Kavanagh.All your nutrition questions are answered by Annelisse Dressel from the Health Hub in Ballincollig Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Susan Grey from PARC, many of our road deaths are learner drivers who are driving unaccompanied.Paul Kavanagh from Fermoy Rowing Club on the funding delays for repairing the Weir on the River Blackwater.Dan Kelly, mental health advocate on the number of young people on the CAHMS waiting list‘The Man from Nazareth' comes to Dromahane Community Hall for one night only, we talk to Producer, Carmel Barrett.We talk to 17yr old Dillon Lynch who recently broke the record on the RUN 32 CHALLENGE with a sub 50 hour time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cork through to the All Ireland Hurling FinalHouse prices are rising at their fastest level in almost two yearsThefts of farm machinery and GPS systems on farms are on the increase - we hear more on Monday Discussing the dangers of Skin Cancer and why we all need to be more aware Should you really be posting holiday pictures while you are on holidays and does it impact on your home insurance - Our Insurance Segment with Paul Kavanagh from McCarthy Insurance Group Nutritional advice with Anneliese Dressel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We hear from a fisherman in Castletownbere who will have to give up due to the lack of Government support for the fishing industry.Paul O'Brien who is head of security with the Bank of Ireland has advice on how to avoid online scams.The Irish Physical Activity Alliance is calling for tax breaks for gym memberships.Paul Kavanagh has advice on the new laws surrounding e-scooters.Jane Piggott answers all your pet questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Declan Hurley on delays in postal deliveries in West Cork.HR Day, we talk to Moira Grassick.New E Scooter legislation with James O'Connor.Insurance advice from Paul Kavanagh.Nutritional advice from Annelisse Dressell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A look at today's business stories with Paul Kavanagh from Patronus Partners.

Moira Hannon speaks to Pat O'Callaghan from Cork about how he managed to give up after being a smoker for over 40 years and Dr. Paul Kavanagh, HSE Tobacco Free Ireland Programme, explains what services are on offer to those who want to quit.

In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing podcast, Dr. Paul Kavanagh, Consultant in Public Health Medicine and Public Health Advisor for the HSE Tobacco Free Ireland Programme, discusses the harmful effects of vaping and e-cigarettes, particularly among children and young people. Susan MacNicholas, a stop smoking advisor, shares her experiences working with young people who vape and emphasises the addictive nature of nicotine, They discuss the increasing trend of vaping among young people, the harmful chemicals contained in e-cigarettes, and the new legislation to regulate the sale of e-cigarettes to minors. Hosted by Noreen Turley, the episode also highlights the importance of quitting smoking and the availability of support services for those who wish to quit.   Links to information and resource below: Information booklet on E- Cigarettes/vaping Information and guidance on E-Cigarettes and Vaping for Schools E-cigarette Resources HSE joint response to concerns of children and young people using e-cigarettes Vaping information for parents Healthy Choice 2, Nicotine Addiction; Tobacco and E-Cigarettes Quit4Youth Resources Stop Smoking Services   Produced by GKMedia.ie

Tim Lombard says it is time to allow Uber to operate in rural towns and villages.Evaleen Whelton from Ausome with help for autistic people.Senator Lynn Boylan wants to legislate against companies dumping perfectly good electronic products.Paul Kavanagh on insurance matters.Sandra Burns from East Cork who put out an appeal for help with the beetroot harvest over the weekend.NNutritional advice from Anneliese Dressel in the Health Hub, Ballincollig Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Paul Kavanagh, Public Health Medicine Advisor and HSE Tobacoo Free Ireland Programme

Paul Byrne on the stabbing in Ballincollig at the weekend.Kenneth O'Sullivan on street furniture blocking footpaths in Clonakilty.Cllr Frank O'Flynn, South Doc in Fermoy is going to close at 10pm.Harold Kingston I.F.A. farm payments are being deferred to later in the year.Paul Kavanagh with advice on car insurance.Cllr Ken O'Flynn, Blarney South Doc is being moved to Blackpool.Nutritional advice from Annaliesse Dressell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another obscenely long show but there was an international break catch-up, our 70s Show reaction and finally a win to talk about, and an emphatic one at that at Oriel Park. Lee Grace, Dylan Watts and Darragh Nugent tackle our quiz qualifying round at Roadstone and from the 2 hour mark, there's a club supporters' teams and Dalymount Park theme to the TFTES Hotline, since it's derby week, featuring Pat Tutty, Paul Kavanagh, Neil Prendergast, Noel O'Brien, Wooly and Tommy Kelly, plus a bonus replay of Jason Maloney and Mick Conroy's memories of Duisburg '97. Elfmeter!

The is a real concern that bondholders in the soon-to-be-defunct Credit Suisse lost out while some Shareholders held onto some of their value. That could set a very dangerous precedent and a massive contagion or disruption elsewhere. To discuss the ramifications of the UBS merger and other market news Joe was joined now by Andreas Clenow, the Chief investment officer of Acies Asset Management and author of the best-selling novel ‘A Most Private Bank'. and Paul Kavanagh is the Chief Executive of Patronus partners

The first state survey looking at long covid begins tomorrow with the HSE planning to invite people from seven counties who had covid to take part. Pat was joined by Jack Lambert, Professor of Infectious Diseases at the UCD school of Medicine and by Specialist in Public Health Medicine, Dr Paul Kavanagh to discuss the new survey and it's implications further.

In this episode listen to Sarah Halpin talk us through her journey from smoker to ‘We Can Quit' Community Facilitator, where she is now helping others to stop smoking through the free HSE Quit supports. We also hear from Dr. Paul Kavanagh, HSE's Public Health Clinical Advisor on Tobacco who shares his thoughts about the current smoking and vaping situation in Ireland today and the plans for a Tobacco Free Ireland. Hosted by Noreen Turley.   Produced by GKMedia.ie

PJ and Paul Kavanagh of McCarthy Insurance Group look at the tricky area of getting flood insurance in Cork. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mairead Twohig reports on the death of Bishop David O'Connell in Los Angeles.Deputy Mayor of Cork County is calling for more Gardai to be on the streets to make Cork City a safer place.Gerry Loftus from Save our Forests tells us of a protest taking place on Friday.Dave Scully Chairman of Castlmartyr National School is calling for action to secure a new traffic warden to keep the children safe.Paul Kavanagh has advice on car insurance and home insurance.Thomas Crosse reports on the red carpet event at the Baftas in London over the weekend.All your nutritional questions are answered by Annelliesse Dressell from The Health Hub in Ballincollig. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cllr Noel McCarthy and Paul Kavanagh from Fermoy tidy towns discuss the problem with dog fouling in Fermoy.Deputy Mayor of Cork, Damien Boylan is asking for clarity on the proposed North Ring Road for the city.Alan Moore of Hedgerows Ireland is objecting to the number of hedgerows that are being destroyed in Ireland every year.Pups in the Park will come to the Showgrounds in Cork this year; we speak with marketing manager Nina Massey.Our weekly movie review with Mark Malone Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ hears from listeners worried about NCT delays, especilly if they have an accident. He also puts some of those points to Paul Kavanagh of McCarthy Insurance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anne Dempsey from Age Action on coping during Christmas.Marian is full-time carer for her brother and having problems applying for his Old Age Pension.Michael O'Donovan from the Vintners Association on publicans not getting enough help with energy bills.Paul Kavanagh with insurance advice.Comment caller, Gerald who is a healthcare worker and has not got his Covid Bonus payment yet.All your nutritional questions are answered by Annellliesse Dressell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A windfall tax on energy companies, house prices to fall, local property taxes to rise by 5% and a forecast that living standards will fall by 7%. It's not the Budget in Ireland from 2010 but the emergency budget in the UK in 2022. It's all designed to undo some of the damage done by the last budget in Sept by the ill fated Liz Truss. For more on what the UK budget Joe spoke to Paul Kavanagh from Patronus Partners.

This week Caitlin is joined by Paul Kavanagh (@Andy.Cohens.Bussey on TikTok) from all the way in Ireland, to recap the last two weeks of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and to gossip about the Bravolebrities making news this last week! They will be covering the "hilling journey" that our Wild Rose is on, the Finsta Fight, and how Jen Shah apparently has aliens in her house. Please review and subscribe, besties! Any statement made by Caitlin Marshall or Paul Kavanagh is merely a matter of opinion and any gossip mentioned is not independently verified.

Insurance Matters with Paul Kavanagh of the MIG

Paul Kavanagh from Patronas Partners takes a run through this morning's markets.

Peter McVerry from u105 radio in Belfast has an update on the Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.Cllr Mick Barry is calling for public protests against the cost of living crisis.There is a lack of G.P.'s in rural Ireland .Paul Kavanagh has advice on car insuranceMichael Collins and Holly Cairns on the ongoing threat to the mental health services in Bantry.All your nutrition questions answered by Annelliesse from The Health Hub in Balllincollig. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tim Lombard on the raw sewage at Warren Beach.Patricia Carey on the new adoption regulations.Paul Kavanagh has advice on insurance.All your nutrition questions answered by Annelliesse Dressel Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

With only a few short days left before we enter a new year, many people are looking at abandoning old, bad habits and embracing new, healthier ones. One of the most common new years resolutions is to give up smoking but what is the best way to ensure you ditch the fags for good? Adrian Kennedy spoke to Dr. Paul Kavanagh,Public Health Medicine Specialist and Gary English who has just recently kicked the habit. 

En este review de plataformas, platicamos con Josel Hernández y Paul Kavanagh, fundadores de Apolo Services, acerca de los retos que representa lanzar una nueva plataforma para abogados en México y sobre el lanzamiento de su nueva herramienta: Apolo Alerts. Apolo Alerts es un servicio que permite a despacho y empresas monitorear demandas que hayan sido presentadas en contra de ellos o clientes. Platicamos sobre algunos de los problemas más frecuentes que han enfrentado sus clientes y cómo su plataforma puede solucionarlos.

Fenergo's chief revenue officer Paul Kavanagh joins Emmet Ryan on the big show to discuss, among other things, what exactly a chief revenue officer does. Kavanagh talks about growing a multinational power from Ireland and where he sees opportunities for the business along with what it has been like taking up the role during the pandemic.

Partners from across Canada have helped and contributed in an effort to foster positive school climate, encourage student engagement, and build school community during these challenging times. Segments include: O Canada – Rawdon Elementary What Is Remembrance Day? A message from Her Excellency The Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada A message from Tom Irvine, Dominion President of the Royal Canadian Legion A message from Minister of Veteran Affairs, The Honourable Lawrence MacAulay A message from Dr. Paul Kavanagh, Founder of Operation Veteran A message from 3PPCLI Interview with Cpl Geier – Rawdon Elementary Interview with Captain Bouchard – Joliette High School Life As An Army Kid – Olivia Hebert and Mr. Hebert – Squadron 100 Laval, Royal Canadian Air Cadets / Laval Senior Academy Interview with Cpl Admiral – Laval Junior Academy In Flanders Fields – Rawdon Elementary School, Laurentia Elementary School, Hillcrest Academy Highway of Heroes - Pierre Elliott Trudeau Elementary School, Grenville Elementary Last Post / Moment of Silence – Our Lady of Peace The Lament by Piper Sean Hurley, King's-Edgehill School, Windsor, Nova Scotia Special thanks to Bay Horse Media, Royal Canadian Legion, Operation Veteran, Participating Schools, Desjardins Caisse de Chomedey, 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.

Gold in the Braes We start with the Commons Speaker, Lyndsey Hoyle, reprimanding the Prime Minister over the Government’s misuse of decrees (AKA statutory instruments) to a Starmer win over Johnson at the main part of PMQs. The FM then announced some very poor pandemic figures. We go on to cover some useful commentary about the SNP including an incisive perspective of the state of the party by Kevin McKenna, a defence of the ‘wait and see’ policy of the management by Paul Kavanagh and the expected riposte by Peter A Bell. Iain Lawson proposes that an internal group led by Tricia Marwick should investigate the SNP CEO Peter Murrell, and Kathleen Nutt advies us that any SNP conference faces delay. Finally. There’s gold in them thar braes and ALL devolved powers have been removed from Holyrood.

This week Jonathan Healy speaks to Sabrina Hill of Kopper Hair Salon, Paul Kavanagh of McCarthy Insurance Group and Neil Murphy of Con Murphy's Menswear about the reopening of business in Cork. Sabrina Hill talks about the realities of reopening - working at half capacity, shift work, gowns and visors. Paul Kavanagh of McCarthy Insurance Group says - “Our focus is getting businesses and the economy going again” Neil Murphy of Con Murphy’s Menswear tells Jonathan - “The store was established in 1932, it was the first time that the store closed for any period over three days.”

As Debenham workers step up their campaign for proper treatment, is this Cork's new Vita Cortex?, Ever wondered why you can't get certain types of house insurance in Cork? our man Paul Kavanagh tells all.. with a hot, sunny weekend ahead, how come so many people are ordering hot-tubs? & there's lots more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Paul Kavanagh and Stewart Ward in this week's Dugcast. We're contrasting Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson on the coronavirus crisis – and looking at the difference between Scottish and British nationalism. Plus, Paul comes up with an innovative solution that may just make Alister Jack's plan for a tunnel to Ireland viable! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s Red Business, Jonathan Healy looks at the challenges facing the insurance industry including #Coronavirus and rising costs with Paul Kavanagh of McCarthy Insurance Group mig.ie, the latest sponsor of Red Business

Paul Kavanagh and Stewart Ward examine the barricades erected by the UK Government blocking Scotland's progress – and look at how the SNP should respond. Plus, why extending the voting franchise will boost independence in more ways than one. And plenty more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Norrie, Jimmy and Stewart discussed the ramifications of a legal challenge to the Scottish government going ahead with a second independence referendum without a section 30 from Westminster. The discussion was initiated after a blog post from wee Ginger dug, Paul Kavanagh.

As Brexit and changes to immigration policy further damn the Union, columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) and journalist Stewart Ward are talking saviours of the Union. Will it be Jackson Carlaw? Gordon Brown? A new group of Marvel superheroes? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Kavanagh is joined by The National's editor Callum Baird to discuss the turnout – despite the conditions – at last week's AUOB march as well as Nicola Sturgeon's attempt to secure a Section 30 order. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National editor Callum Baird joins columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) in our latest Dugcast. We're talking about Clive Lewis's piece for The National, Labour's civil war on independence, the big march at the weekend ... and asking how "successful" this Union has really been. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) is joined by journalist Stewart Ward for our first Dugcast of 2020. We're talking America's killing of Qassem Soleimani, the UK media embarrassing itself on the Queensferry Crossing, Scottish Labour and Boris Johnson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Kavanagh is again joined by Craig Cairns to discuss some of the week's top stories. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Kavanagh is joined by National multimedia journalist Craig Cairns to chat about what the election means for Scottish independence, being in the final days of the UK and where now for Labour north and south of the border. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This weeks guest is Paul Kavanagh, The Wee Ginger Dug independence blogger and writer for The National newspaper. We discuss the up and coming 2019 General Election and his thoughts on the result and how that would have a bearing on a future Scottish independence referendum.Paul also describes how this election could very well result in the utter demise of the Labour Party in Scotland and what a Boris Johnson Conservative and Unionist government may potentially do that would enable decades of Tory rule in England.

National journalist Stewart Ward joins columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug)for this week's Dugcast. In the aftermath of a TV debate in which Scotland featured without any Scottish voice, we're looking at the state of the Union. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) says this is the most shambolic start to a General Election he remembers – as we recap the past week's resignations and Tory gaffes. He's joined by journalist Stewart Ward to talk the National's weekend rally and the BBC, also. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) is back from America, and joined by National journalist Stewart Ward for this week's Dugcast. We've got a Winter election coming up – but will there be a winner? North of the Border at least, the picture is a little clearer. South, the Brexit Party are threatening to scupper the Tories. You'll also be able to hear Paul at The National's George Square rally! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Islands on opposite sides of the world with deep differences, and surprising similarities! Naomi O'Leary and Tim Mc Inerney explore the thriving traditional Irish music scene in Tokyo, reporting from a session in a downtown pub where dozens of Japanese musicians meet to play jigs and reels, many of them speaking in Irish accents. Ireland's ambassador in Tokyo Paul Kavanagh tells us why Japan is the biggest investor in Ireland in the Asia-Pacific and us why economic relations are set to get stronger. Featuring the voice of Sister Paschal O'Sullivan, the last Irish missionary nun in Japan, who taught generations of the Japanese elite including the current Empress of Japan. We interview her cousin France 24 journalist James Creedon, director of a recent documentary about her life, 'Thanks to your Noble Shadow'. And how do you translate James Joyce's Ulysses into Japanese? We hear from Professor Kazuo Oikawa, a teacher of Irish literature and culture to students of Waseda University and author of 'The Harp and Green', who tells us why Ireland has some surprising historical overlaps with his native Hokkaido. Featuring the track 'Fogs' by Tokyo trad band O'Jizo, the Toyota Ceili Band, and the session musicians of The Old Rock pub in Chiyoda, Tokyo. Special thanks to Kozo Toyota and Aisling Braiden. For bonus episodes, support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/theirishpassport. Featuring editing by Alan Meaney http://alanmeaney.ie/ . Season 3 of The Irish Passport podcast is made with the kind support of Biddy Murphy, online sellers of genuine Irish goods. Check them out on www.biddymurphy.com. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook: @PassportIrish. Support this podcast

National editor Callum Baird joins Paul Kavanagh, aka the Wee Ginger Dug, for another Dugcast. As well as discussing the incredible Edinburgh AUOB independence march, they respond to criticism of The National's front page – which described a "media blackout". Among the other topics of the day are the odds of a Brexit deal and the upcoming SNP conference. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National editor Callum Baird and columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka Wee Ginger Dug) sit down for another Dugcast. As Jackson Carlaw shows the true colour of his party, we look bad at the most recent season of the Scottish Tories, inspired by Dallas. Also up for discussion is the massive independence march in Edinburgh tomorrow and Joanna Cherry's new court case against the PM. Plus, is criticism of Jo Swinson's accent valid? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National editor Callum Baird and columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) are joined by SNP MP Dr Philippa Whitford for a special edition of the Wee Ginger Dugcast. Brexit, the NHS and Scottish independence are all among the subjects up for discussion. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National editor Callum Baird and columnist Paul Kavanagh (aka the Wee Ginger Dug) look back at an incredible week of politics. Will Boris be going behind bars? Has Bercow pulled the rug out from underneath the Tories? And we have something to tell you about a documentary coming out next week... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National editor Callum Baird and Paul Kavanagh, aka the Wee Ginger Dug, are back after another quiet, uneventful, peaceful week of politics. At least, that's the week Boris Johnson will be wishing he'd had. On the agenda are Brexit disasters, electoral tactics for the SNP and Tories, and what Adam Tomkins told our editor about The National. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

National editor Callum Baird and columnist Paul Kavanagh, aka the Wee Ginger Dug, break down the latest on Brexit – including Boris Johnson's attempt to prorogue Parliament. There was also the Shetland by-election, and an announcement from Ruth Davidson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Red Business Jonathan chats Paul Kavanagh, the MD of one of Cork's finest companies - McCarthy Insurance. He also meets Denis Carroll from Oxford Recruitment, who had a big announcement recently.

Today we talk about the upcoming Cork City Mayoral election. Mallow teenager Liam who is in Crumlin Hospital awaiting skin grafts.Brian Byrne from the Mediators Institute of Ireland explains how mediation can help with disputes.Our Garda File comes from West Cork this week.Paul Kavanagh from Fermoy tidy towns discusses election posters.We hear from Cllr Kevin Conway from Blarney whose election trailer went missing over the Easter weekend. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the 27th CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on the 5th August 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with @PaulJKavanagh1 Paul Kavanagh the CEO and founder of Patronus Partner: a discerning, accessible investment management and stockbroking service that provides a comprehensive approach to investment management. Paul grew up in Shenfield in Essex where, as a young boy doing his paper round he shrewdly noticed, “big houses took the Financial Times”. This married to his love of maths led to him being very keen to leave school without even pursuing A levels, which he was more than capable of doing. He instead took an opportunistic leap into the City of London as a sixteen year old, taking his first job with Extel Financial (EXTEL), where he started off with administration tasks. However within eight months Paul alongside colleagues in the U.S, were tasked with building a Mergers & Acquisitions (MNA) database. Having successfully put the database together his bosses tasked the then eighteen year old Paul, with selling the database and service to all the major institutions in the City of London. This led to Paul holding meetings with all the major partners in the City in the late 80’s and early 90’s. To put this into context, it would be the equivalent of a teenager holding court with a combination of the today’s Anthony Bolton, Neil Woodford and Gervais Williams and many others, on a daily basis! Through his work with the EXTEL MNA research database, Paul ended up providing due diligence on potential acquisition opportunities. It was through this connection that he met Paul Killik and Matthew Orr, the founders of Killik & Co. He joined that firm in 1993, becoming Partner shortly after and enjoying 21 years there. During that time, the firm grew significantly and spawned other businesses including 7 Investment Management, Raymond James Investment Services and Killik Employee Share Services. Paul’s role at the firm included managing clients and assisting the build of Killik Capital, leading the research offering and providing media presence. On a personal level Paul is a high conviction and high risk investor who prefers to invest in AIM stocks. He is often looking for special situations and trading opportunities which will provide him with significant returns. Paul has spent most of his career in the stockbroking industry. With a natural interest in stock market investing, he spent five years writing for the Sunday Times Money section, discussing over one hundred individual businesses in some detail during the 1990’s. Paul went on to be a regular contributor on the investment conference circuit and in the media with the BBC, CNBC, Bloomberg and Sky News. Paul formed Patronus Partners Ltd http://www.patronuspartners.com/ in January 2015 with two former Killik & Co colleagues, Kareem Khouri and John Prior, each of whom has extensive experience in investment management and stockbroking services. Listen now to gain insights into how Paul invests and learn from the lessons in his successful and insightful investing journey.

We invite two leading Yes figures, bloggers James Kelly (ScotGoesPop!) and Paul Kavanagh (WeeGingerDug) and what happens? Donald Trump gets elected that’s what. Still reeling from the Great Ginger Dumpling’s Washington triumph, James and Paul got together with regular host Derek Bateman to try and dissect how it happened, what happens next, and what it might all mean for Scotland, Britain, Brexit, the EU and everything else that sprang to mind. The truth of course is that no-one really knows what happens next. The year that brought us Brexit, and now Trump, may eventually lead to the fabled IndyRef2, in which both of this week’s guests have more than a passing interest.

For the 129th episode of The Scottish Independence Podcast, I went along to the March For Indy in Glasgow on Saturday 30th July.Somewhere north of 5000 people walked from the Botanic Gardens in Glasgow to George Square, where there were stalls, speeches and an appearance from Bikers for Indy. A fair few of them went to the pub afterwards too.As I was walking along, I took the opportunity to ask the people marching why they had decided to come along for the day, and this podcast contains those answers.As well as the many people that I didn't have time to swap details with, the podcast includes contributions from Veterans for Indy, Yes Midlothian, Simone Charlesworth, Robert Sommyne, Paul Kavanagh, CND Scotland, English Scots for Yes and Angela Haggerty.These podcasts are independently minded and independently funded, you can help to keep them going by making a donation.

For the 128th episode of The Scottish Independence Podcast, I went to Wee Ginger Dug Mansions to speak with the writer that also happens to live there, Paul Kavanagh.Paul has been one of the most insightful, strident and funniest people writing about the Scottish Independence debate for a number of years. He started this at his blog but now writes for The National newspaper and in other places too.We talked about why Paul thinks that even in this moment of general stramash, the time to start campaigning is now.Paul lived in Spain for a number of years and has some knowledge of the political situation there and explained why Spain, contrary to the reports we hear, will not stop an Independent Scotland entering the EU, and is in fact making conciliatory noises about it.We also got onto how and when Indyref 2 is going to arrive.All that and more, hope you enjoy.As a final aside, this episode also features a new quiet voice form introduction, given that at the moment of recording it (10 minutes ago), I am/was staying with a friend and I didn't want to wake his kids up.

"I think this is the first time in history that the Westminster parliament has had to justify it's existence. They've never had to actually make the case to the people of anywhere in the British Isles before that this is why we deserve to be your parliament, and they've really exposed themselves as being completely clueless."For the 70th episode of The Scottish Independence Podcast I spoke to Paul Kavanagh, who is the man behind the dug in the fantastic Wee Ginger Dug blog ("Biting the hand of Project Fear").Our conversation took in why he loves the No campaign, why he enjoyed Douglas Alexander being made to look like Jesus, and why languages are important, particularly in terms of cultural memory.We also spoke about the inspiration for the blog, how he found Scotland changed after a long time away and why he has been a supporter of Scottish Independence since he was a teenager.Apologies for the sound quality not being quite as good as usual, I've tried to patch it up as well as possible.Hope you enjoy…LINKShttp://weegingerdug.wordpress.com/http://michaelgreenwell.wordpress.com/https://twitter.com/mgreenwell

FT Money looks back at 2013 and ahead to 2014 with Paul Kavanagh from Killik & Co. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this edition of The Persuaders Marketing Podcast, I interview two of the students from the Masters degree in Advertising at Dublin Institute of Technology. As part of their course, they formed competing 'agencies' to pitch for the Budweiser account. Representatives from Budweiser as well as numerous industry representatives attended a presentation and reception where the competing teams put forward their advertising strategy. In this podcast we get a chance to listen to their approaches. PLEASE PUT IN A COMMENT TO TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK OF THEIR IDEAS. In addition in the podcast I interview Paul Kavanagh. Starting his radio career in Ireland over 20 years ago in the era of pirate radio, Paul is recognised as one of Europe's top radio station consultants and has worked with over 30 stations here. At present he is the Managing Director of Riviera Radio in Monaco, France. YOU CAN AUTOMATICALLY RECEIVE EACH NEW EPISODE OF THE PERSUADERS MARKETING PODCAST BY SUBSCRIBING FROM THE i-TUNES PODCAST DIRECTORY. ( And don't forget to put a review on the site !!)

Last week I was asked to chair the Initiative Media sponsored Dialogue session on the radio market - held co-incidenally in one of Dublin's trendiest clubs called POD. Anyway the seminar had a lot of very interesing speakers. On the client side Paul Farrell from O2 gave a great presentation on the way that company is exploring the digital media revolution. Paul Kavanagh's presentation centred on how as a consultant to Riviera Radio in Monaco he helped the station to climb from 30th to 7th place in the local market there. Other speakers included producer Mark Robinson from Australia who gave a very interesting insight into the process of producing good programming and from Mindshare, David Sneddon put the performance of radio in a broader total media context. On this podcast I thought I would share a presentation from freelance creative consultant Nick Kelly that I know the audience found both fascinating and hilarious in equal measure. If you haven't heard some of the radio ads he will be showcasing you are in for a treat. I've no doubt you'll be forwarding them to your peers for a good laugh. YOU CAN AUTOMATICALLY RECEIVE EACH NEW EPISODE OF THE PERSUADERS MARKETING PODCAST BY SUBSCRIBING FROM THE i-TUNES PODCAST DIRECTORY.