Podcast appearances and mentions of pauline mclynn

In the first episode back after summer, Christine talks about the history and legends of wolves in Ireland, American and Irish wakes, Autumn Equinox and the Harvest Moon. She also reads one of her new stories about love, companionship and death, wolves, crab apple trees and Irish graveyards. Disfruta.Pauline McLynn: http://paulinemclynn.com/booksSupport the Podcast: https://bit.ly/Connected_CommunicationRead the Story: https://www.languagecouragecoaching.com/blog/the-tree-of-love-and-death-crab-appleChristine Mullaney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Actress Pauline McLynn joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder to discuss why she is supporting the Irish Heart Foundation FAST campaign, her latest work and Irish BAFTA wins…

Passionate greyhound lover Pauline McLynn swaps sighthound stories with Anne-Marie and why she's been knitting little outfits for bald chickens.Open wide! Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams delves into the jaws of dental hygiene and how important it is to keep our pets teeth in tip top condition. He also gives an insight into some of the amazing breakthroughs in veterinary science when it comes to re-growing bones and something called bone morphogenetic protein.A purr-suasive Katie from Cats protection thinks cats and kittens are simply fur-midible and tells us about the pawsome work the charity carries out.No monkey business here! Rosie Nelson from Wales ape and monkey sanctuary gives the lowdown on monkeys making poor pets and Toby the pug meets our pet behaviourist Rob Alleyne to see if he can get over his fear of planes.

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of sport, television, music and literature.The illusionist and mind-bender Derren Brown tells us all about his new live show 'Showman'.Boxing icon Tyson Fury chats his brand new book 'Gloves Off'.The multi-talented Tom Fletcher discusses 'Space Band', his new children's book and album.And Hilarious duo Sheridan Smith and Pauline McLynn spill the beans on their new series 'Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything'.Plus Ocean Colour Scene frontman Simon Fowler, rockers Razorlight and Strictly Come Dancing's Helen Skelton and Gorka Marquez.You can catch The Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky live weekdays 6:30-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week.Derren Brown - 01:04Sheridan Smith & Pauline McLynn - 7:48Tyson Fury - 14:14Tom Fletcher - 27:32Helen Skelton & Gorka Marquez - 35:49Razorlight - 43:01Simon Fowler from Ocean Colour Scene - 50:40 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pauline McLynn joined Ian on the show this morning to talk about her new role, and to reminisce about Father Ted. Pauline and Ardal O'Hanlon reunite after 25 years for Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything. They play the Irish parents of a Manchester girl determined to clean up her act in new TV series. You can see Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything tonight, 7th Dec, on Sky Comedy and Sky Now.

The actresses talk to Janice Forsyth about Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything

On today's show Ray speaks to bird expert Niall Hatch about contraception for seagulls, Pauline McLynn is to receive a Festival Gala Theatre Award she joins Ray for a chat, Ray speaks to Stephen Braiden & his daughters in Glasgow ahead of the World Cup playoffs tonight and Joe Spano is in studio to talk about a new play The Realistic Joneses.

Phone interview by Peter Jonathan Robertson in 2002 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Billy Kelleher MEP on the proposals to reduce VAT on certain essential items.Pauline McLynn is protesting the closure of part of Millstreet Town Park to facilitate the coursing club.David Stanton has the latest update on the plans to close the Owenacurra Centre in MideltonEnda Barton has started a new business providing baby clothes made from bamboo.All your gardening questions are answered by Peter Dowdall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Winner of the PJ O'Connor Radio Drama Awards 2020 and starring Pauline McLynn, Frankie McCafferty, Noni Stapleton, John D Ruddy, Joan Sheehy & Joe Taylor

PJ O'Connor Radio Drama Awards Winner 2020 starring Pauline McLynn & Frankie McCafferty

Those living in the Sligo, Ballyshannon and Carrick on Shannon areas are being given the chance this coming Bank Holiday Monday to adopt a hen, at a price of just €6. It's part of a rescue operation of battery caged hens organised by the Little Hill Animal Rescue Sanctuary, as actress Pauline McLynn explains

Our travel advisor, Sandra Finegan from Globe Travel, joined us from Marbella in Spain where she has traveled to experience the new way for herself. Sheila Bailey, from the Irish Horse Welfare Trust, spoke about the recent BBC Panorama expose on the ill treatment of animals at end of life. Karen Lavelle's Soilse Candle Company is launching a new summer fragrance as her business thrives at home and abroad. Pauline McLynn is looking for good homes for Little Hill Animal Rescue hens and Gerry began a week of Beatles in words and song. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Tuesday's Colum McGrath Breakfast Show, the very lovely Pauline McLynn was on to talk about an upcoming hen rescue that includes Clare. Little Hill Animal Rescue is looking for people all over the county who might have a little room in their lives for hens that they're about to save from slaughter

Mrs Doyle actor Pauline McLynn speaks with Alan Corcoran encouraging people to adopt an egg laying hen from the Little Hill Animal Rescue & Sanctuary

On todays show Ray chats to May Kane about a video went viral on twitter of her hugging her sister for the first time in over a year, we catch up with Pauline McLynn, Dr Michael Mosley talks about his new podcast, Karl Spain joins Ray ahead of his Comedy KARLnival Online Finale tonight and Brian Kennedy joins us Kitchen Sessions.

Ray catches up with the wonderful Pauline McLynn live in studio.

Want to do something lovely this Christmas? AH GO ON GO ONLittlehill Animal Sanctuary rescues the hens that are sent to be slaughtered at just 18 months of age, and adopts them to families around the country.Actress Pauline McLynn is their patron and she joined us on the Breakfast Show to talk about it all See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What a deal or no deal Brexit could mean for you as a consumer, could snowy weather be a thing of the past? Father Ted's Pauline McLynn chats to Keith and we discuss the latest World Cup draw and what it means for the Irish team.

An Post have brought out a range of new stamps to celebrate the 25-year anniversary of Father Ted, Pauline McLynn joins Ray in studio for a chat.

That’s Mad Ted! It seems like some stuff may have changed half way through Father Ted and we didn't even notice. This morning on Dermot & Dave, the lads were joined by Pauline McLynn who famously played Mrs Doyle in the Channel 4 show. She was on the speak about An Post releasing a set of four fun stamp designs marking 25 years of legendary sit-com, Father Ted.  The stamps feature iconic one- liners now linked to each of the four main characters: “That’s mad, Ted” (Fr Dougal);  “That would be an ecumenical matter” (Fr Jack Retro wallpaper in the background of each stamp matches the different rooms in the Craggy Island Parochial House. The specially designed stamp booklet (€5.70) by Dublin’s Detail Design Studio contains five stamps celebrating the characters, their famed catchphrases and the world created by Father Ted. Four €1 N rate stamps cover postage in Ireland (including Craggy Island), with a €1.70 ‘W’ rate stamp for postage worldwide. But while on Pauline revealed that the design team on the show changed after the first season, so eager eyed viewers will notices that the set actually changed a lot in the second season. She told Dave all about it this morning - hit play on the podcast below. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/08/28121232/PaulineMcLynn__2808.mp3"][/audio]

Back on February 14 this year, Mickey and Hannah were joined by actor and one-woman cat herd Pauline McLynn and journalist, political commentator and comedian Ayesha Hazarika. Now then, there’s some stuff in here that is clearly just jokes and lols – we absolutely do not endorse alcoholism or stalking. But hopefully you already knew that. And it’s very much worth remembering this was recorded back in February before we were officially in a global pandemic,And so, please get ready for topics including the turn of a man’s ankle, Riverdance, some genuinely excellent advice, and Hannah’s shit, mud-covered, fully nude birthday. Among many other marvellous tangents. We recorded this in front of a live audience at King’s Place in London, so thanks to them, thanks to Emma Corsham for all things tech, and thanks to our lovely audience. They had a great time. And when we can host live gigs again, you should come along and have a great time, too. Oh, just one more thing: is Pauline the Nigel Farage of this panel? Tweet us: @StandardIssueUK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Back on February 14 this year, Mickey and Hannah were joined by actor and one-woman cat herd Pauline McLynn and journalist, political commentator and comedian Ayesha Hazarika. Now then, there’s some stuff in here that is clearly just jokes and lols – we absolutely do not endorse alcoholism or stalking. But hopefully you already knew that. And it’s very much worth remembering this was recorded back in February before we were officially in a global pandemic.And so, please get ready for topics including the turn of a man’s ankle, Riverdance, some genuinely excellent advice, and Hannah’s rubbish, mud-covered, fully nude birthday. Among many other marvellous tangents. We recorded this in front of a live audience at King’s Place in London, so thanks to them, thanks to Emma Corsham for all things tech, and thanks to our lovely audience. They had a great time. And when we can host live gigs again, you should come along and have a great time, too. Oh, just one more thing: is Pauline the Nigel Farage of this panel? Tweet us: @StandardIssueUK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jon Canter reads his excellently funny story 'The Jewish Vicar' about a man who finds himself in the wrong clothes at the right time. Recorded at the Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh, in 2012. The story was later developed into a BBC Radio 4 afternoon play starring Stephen Mangan, Claudie Blakley and Pauline McLynn (2014).

Multi-hyphenates Daisy Haggard and Tiff Stevenson joined Mick and Hannah at Kings Place on the eve of the general election – oh heady days of hope! – for a cracking gig, which involved some very entertaining politics chat that led to us all living on an island with talking sharks. Ahh, we wish. There’s also a whirlwind lesson in yoga for Mick and Hannah, a lot of sweating when it comes to thinking of things we like about ourselves, crying in the tax office, Googling big gardens, passive-aggressive presents, full-on aggressive presents, and a whole mess of crisps. Our next live event is at Kings Place is on February 14, with excellent women Pauline McLynn and Ayesha Hazarika. Some people know that date as Valentine’s Day, but whether you’re into hearts and flowers or not, laughter is good for the soul and the loins. Honest. Get your tickets here: www.standardissuepodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Council funding, the Stoma clinic at UHW, insurance claims,and actress Pauline McLynn.

Roisin Matthews recounted her experience as an Airbnb Hostess, Post Office man Liam McCarthy going strong in his eighties, Pauline McLynn is a big supporter of rescue hens, Lynn Craven has an FAI Cup Winners medal and Eddie Caffrey had a chat with us about his Greenscene forty years on... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The perils of Yugoslavian nudist camps for Irish people and soft porn videos on MTUSA getting clergy hot under the collar with Will Hanafin and panel Pauline McLynn, Emer McLysaght and Jules Coll.

Christopher Marlow's Doctor Faustus at Shakespeare's Globe in London stars Jocelyn Jee Esian as Faustus and Pauline McLynn as Mephistopheles and is directed by Paulette Randall. Jean Luc Godard's The Image Book is described as an avant-garde horror movie, a vast mosaic of image and sound exploring the modern Arabic world. It was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival. Although it did not win the official prize, the jury awarded it the first "Special Palme d'Or" in the festival's history Sheridan Smith, Alison Steadman and Sinead Keenan star in Care, a new 90-minute drama on BBC One, by Jimmy McGovern, co-written with Gillian Juckes whose real life experiences of how the NHS responds to patients with dementia formed the inspiration for the story. Joyce Carol Oates’s Hazards of Time Travel is her 46th novel and its published alongside a reissue of her bestselling novel Blonde, a fictionalised account of Marilyn Munro’s life. At 80 Oates is a five times Pullitzer prize finalist. Hazards of Time Travel is a dystopian narrative sets 20 years from now in a totalitarian North American States, or NAS where the punishment for speaking out is "deletion." Darren Almond's new work includes Time Will Tell and 9 x 9 x 9 at White Cube Bermondsey and focuses on the idea of time and how it is articulated through the language of numbers. Tom Sutcliffe's guests are David Benedict, Helen Lewis and Meg Rosoff. The producer is Hilary Dunn Podcast Extra: Helen Lewis's choice - Normal People by Sally Rooney Meg Rosoff's choice - Fiddler On The Roof at the Menier Chocolate Factory David Benedict's choice - Radio 3's Remembering World War 1: Vaughan WIlliams and Beyond including Cheryl Frances-Hoad's new work Last Man Standing

Red Ladder, which bills itself as “Britain’s leading radical theatre company”, this year celebrates its fiftieth anniversary, tracing its roots back to the left-wing agitprop theatre of the 1960s. To celebrate, instead of its usual fare of new political writing, it has turned to Brecht’s Mother Courage and her Children, which artistic director Rod Dixon has staged as a promenade production in a warehouse in Leeds featuring Pauline McLynn (Mrs Doyle in classic sitcom Father Ted) in the title role. BTG editor David Chadderton spoke to Rod when the production had been running for nearly a week about the production, the company's other work and philosophy and fifty years of creating political theatre. Mother Courage and her Children by Bertolt Brecht, adapted by Lee Hall, opened at the Albion Electric Warehouse in Leeds on 28 September 2018 and runs until 20 October. (Production photo of Pauline McLynn as Mother Courage by Anthony Robling)

Double Chops ahoy! In this, the second portion of Sunday Chops, our Mickey's having a brew with Pauline McLynn, aka Mrs Doyle from Father Ted, Libby Croker from Shameless, Yvonne Cotton in EastEnders and many theatre roles, including right now Mother Courage in Red Ladder Theatre’s immersive promenade production of Brecht’s classic Mother Courage and Her Children (which is absolutely excellent and on until October 20 in Leeds). You'll fast discover that Mick wound up with a massive girl crush on Pauline, who is a proper treat. They chatted Mother Courage, Father Ted, the perils of warm poo and needy cats, knitting tea cosies and that time she may or may not have flashed Tom Cruise. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Actress and author Pauline McLynn talks about her varied career which includes Mrs Doyle in Father Ted and Nasty Nick Cotton's ex-wife in EastEnders. She also discusses being attracted to playing baddies and explains why she's knitting for chickens. Hollywood trainer Dalton Wong has worked with Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and got Kit Harington into shape for Game of Thrones. Dalton talks about why he made a career out of fitness. Listener Teresa Verney-Brookes who used her redundancy money to become a Punch and Judy performer 'Professor Queen Bee'. JP Devlin meets former politician Lembit Opik who reflects on the impact of losing his seat as MP for Montgomeryshire and why he's determined to live life in the present and take opportunities. Natalie Imbruglia shares her Inheritance Tracks: Close to you by The Carpenters and Nick Cave: Into My Arms. Sportswriter Tony Evans talks about the significance of football as he was growing up in Liverpool, his time in the band 'The Farm,' and how he came to journalism late, leaving England for America after being in the crowds at Hillsborough. Cymbeline starring Pauline McLynn is at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, London, until 21 April. The Feel Good Plan by Dalton Wong and Kate Faithfull-Williams is out on the 7th January. Natalie Imbruglia's latest album Male is out now. Two Tribes: Liverpool, Everton and a City on the Brink by Tony Evans is published in April. Producer Claire Bartleet Editor: Louise Corley.

Since 1995 Pauline McLynn is seldom mentioned without a reference to tea. I offered her tea and then accidentally gave her coffee. Pauline tells us about her time in Trinity College, her first performance and her secret Eurovision fetish. Our chat takes us from a parochial house on Craggy Island to Clatterford with Jennifer Saunders and she even reveals a stage role she has her eye on. Pauline is an actress, an author and an absolute delight.

Pauline McLynn shot to fame playing the playing the inimitable Mrs Doyle in Father Ted, and now combines her acting career with an equally successful career as a novelist. Her seventh novel, "Missing You Already", is a heartbreaking portrayal of what it’s like to live with a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's. On the 2nd of April 2009 she spoke to an audience at Deansgrange Library in Dublin where this podcast was recorded.

Pauline McLynn shot to fame playing the playing the inimitable Mrs Doyle in Father Ted, and now combines her acting career with an equally successful career as a novelist. Her seventh novel, "Missing You Already", is a heartbreaking portrayal of what it’s like to live with a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's. On the 2nd of April 2009 she spoke to an audience at Deansgrange Library in Dublin where this podcast was recorded.