Podcast appearances and mentions of Phoenix Park

Paul has witnessed two car break-ins at the Phoenix Park. Jim observed a couple of African Hoopoes mating. Bruno's unofficial playground has to be dismantled. Nicola explains the diffculties she had setting up enduring power of attorney for her mother. Callers describe their petrol pump mishaps. Rebecca tells a good samaritan story.

On this not particularly good Friday edition of PBD: The dinner chat of others – dining on your own without your phone; Relighting fires – the reunion tours coming our way this year; And daylight robbery – be careful parking in the Phoenix Park ...

Book Four is upon us, and it is with mixed feelings, both excited and sad, that we launch into the final segments of Finnegans Wake. Helping us along the way is fan-favourite WAKE veteran, internationally-acclaimed author, Lucy "old rubberskin" Brazier, who helps us get into a typically ribald discussion of Simlish, Instagram thots, tortoise dreams, terrible superhero names, fan fiction, and a plan for a Biddy the Hen statue in Phoenix Park. Come for the reading, stay for our brutal takedown of the Oxford World's Classic: it's more fun than a sailor on a horse!This week's readers: Lucy Brazier, Toby Malone, TJ YoungProgress: 613 pages complete, 15 pages to go; 97.61% read.Contextual NotesBrancusi's Whirligig https://www.themorgan.org/exhibitions/online/ulysses/brancusis-symbol-joyce AO3 James Joyce Fanfic: https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Finnegans%20Wake%20-%20James%20Joyce/works Finnegans Wake and Spongebob Fanfic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/9436142 Mutt and Jeff https://www.loc.gov/exhibitions/comic-art/about-this-exhibition/early-years-1890s-to-1920s/mutt-and-jeff-an-unlikely-pair/Three Castles Burning on early houses: https://threecastlesburning.libsyn.com/the-dawning-of-the-day-last-orders-at-the-early-house Lucy Brazier's website https://portergirl.com/Finnegans What?: Finnegans Wake - A guide by an idiot https://www.amazon.ca/Finnegans-What-Wake-guide-idiot/dp/1092156100/Lucy on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/brazierlucy/Lucy on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/@lucybrazierauthor/Lucy on Twitter https://twitter.com/@portergirl100/If Movies Ended When Someone Said the Title: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DMndH8QiI4If Movies Ended When Someone Said the Title Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzMsbdAQRg4&t=0s If Movies Ended When Someone Said the Title 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT41rqh-Udk For early drops, community and show notes, join us at our free Patreon, at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/wakepod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, or check out our Linktree, at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/wake.pod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. We welcome comments from everyone: even, nay, especially, the dreaded purists. Come and "um actually" us!

Nikita is 18 and has been suffering with severe pain for over 3 years. Darren counted 33 bags of dog poo during his 250 metre walk in the Phoenix Park. Nell was surprised by the letter she found recently that her father wrote to her mother, just before she died.

Jess Fahy reviews "As Above, So Below" an exhibition of new paintings by Dublin-based artist Damien Flood showing at Green on Red Gallery. And Kwaidan – Encounters With Lafcadio Hearn is a touring exhibition of contemporary printmaking at Farmleigh Gallery in Dublin's Phoenix Park.

Send Me A Message!! Discover the secrets to creating sustainable and resilient gardens and landscapes as we welcome esteemed guests Deirdre Prince from Dublin City Council and Kinta Oakes, chairperson of the GLDA. We chat about the 2025 GLDA seminar themed "Resilient Gardens & Landscapes" Learn how their unique experiences provide valuable insights into integrating biodiversity with landscape design, and how these practices contribute to ecological resilience. We chat about the expert speakers who will be at the seminar and what it means to design with nature in mind.Join us as we explore transformative shifts in drainage and landscape architecture. Say goodbye to outdated rapid water diversion methods and hello to innovative solutions like green roofs and rain gardens. We'll uncover how these practices are not only essential for managing urban stormwater but also critical in enhancing our collective resilience against extreme weather events. Discover how small changes, like choosing the right plants, can have a big impact on our environment.Finally, we challenge traditional notions of beauty in public green spaces. Learn how letting grass grow longer and embracing native wildflower meadows are revolutionizing landscapes into thriving habitats for wildlife. Through stories from places like Phoenix Park, we discuss the importance of community education in appreciating the untamed beauty of these spaces. Tune in for a seminar preview that promises thought-provoking discussions and practical takeaways on making our gardens and landscapes more resilient and ecologically conscious.This seminar promises to be a superb day of learning and networking with people who will build resilient gardens and landscape for the future. You can purchase your tickets here:https://glda.ie/seminar-2025/Support the showIf there is any topic you would like covered in future episodes, please let me know. Email: info@mastermygarden.com Master My Garden Courses: https://mastermygarden.com/courses/Check out Master My Garden on the following channels Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mastermygarden/ Instagram @Mastermygarden https://www.instagram.com/mastermygarden/ Until next week Happy gardening John

The Phoenix Park is home to a herd of roughly 600 wild fallow deer. Elizabeth Rymut, freelance journalist with a postgraduate degree in environmental science, believes we need clear legal protection for stronger enforcement of their conservation, Elizabeth spoke to Ciara on the show this morning.

The Phoenix Park is home to a herd of roughly 600 wild fallow deer. Elizabeth Rymut, freelance journalist with a postgraduate degree in environmental science, believes we need clear legal protection for stronger enforcement of their conservation, Elizabeth spoke to Ciara on the show this morning.

Welcome back to Young Hot Guys! This week Killian is running for president and campaigning to bring the animals from Phoenix Park to The Áras. There's also a very special segment in store for you - a mail ballbag on the main podcast!? The guys also chat Wicked, music videos and decide which famous people are really aliens.  To get extra bonus content and much more you can sign up at HeadStuffPodcasts.com Shane Daniel Byrne, Tony Cantwell, and Killian Sundermann are Young Hot Guys. This is a HeadStuff podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Artwork by Shane Kenna. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is duck sea food? Are rocks sea food? As the lads wrestle with these big questions, Terence learns ducks can fly, and that somehow leads to him defending the Phoenix Park against even the most misunderstood criticism.Have you ever been so scared it's embarrassing? Ever so embarrassed it's scary?We consider sending two former Talking Bollox guests into the celebrity jungle, and find ourselves torn in two while trying to decide between stones in the shoes or crumbs in the bed.Send your questions to talkingbollox@goloudnow.com

Despite our shortcomings, Sarah Carey is of the view we live in a good place and time in Ireland. Denise Wogan's approach to our wellbeing is based in a really sound philosophy. It's quite simply a masterpiece - John McCullen's second volume on the Phoenix Park covering the period 1880 to 1980. And Alan O'Reilly from Carlow Weather anticipates the coldest snap of this winter so far in the days ahead. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How far have we come in the fight against HIV in Ireland? To mark World AIDS Day, a powerful new documentary, ‘Memorial – The Story of HIV/AIDS in Ireland', will be airing this Thursday on RTÉ. This documentary takes a deep dive into the impact of the HIV/AIDS crisis on Irish society, telling the stories of those who lived through it, and the newly unveiled AIDS Memorial at Phoenix Park.To tell more, Seán is joined by Liz Martin, HIV Survivor and Advocate…

How far have we come in the fight against HIV in Ireland? To mark World AIDS Day, a powerful new documentary, ‘Memorial – The Story of HIV/AIDS in Ireland', will be airing this Thursday on RTÉ. This documentary takes a deep dive into the impact of the HIV/AIDS crisis on Irish society, telling the stories of those who lived through it, and the newly unveiled AIDS Memorial at Phoenix Park.To tell more, Seán is joined by Liz Martin, HIV Survivor and Advocate…

Join us on the road at AlphaGraphics Shirley in Phoenix Park as we sit down with their owner Jason Mathew. Jason talks about his entrepreneurial experience, passion for print, the importance of branding, relationship building, and what led him to purchase this location. Listen in as Jason talks about the wide array of services they offer for your business and how they can take your marketing or design dream and print it into a reality. #podcast #podcaster #podcastshow #podcastlove #businesspodcast #newpodcast #podcastnetwork #podcastcommunity #applepodcasts #spotifypodcast #podernfamily #podbean #newepisode #insidenorthcentralma #insidenorthcentralmassachusettspodcast #mylocalma #visitma #massachusettspodcast #massachusetts #northcentralmassachusetts #branding #brand #alphagraphics #alphagraphicsshirley #marketing #signs #graphicdesign #entrepreneur 

Remembrance Run - This past Sunday, 10th November 2024, I took part in a five kilometre run in The Phoenix Park in Dublin.  This year is the 13th run where people come together to run, walk or even crawl the route together in memory of people that they've lost.  It's a great way for people to share their experiences and their grief.  I met a few people who shared with me their stories of who they run for. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/WPryVM8dOSo?si=7g9rChfhLiHJtbyG   Listen to Noel O'Grady sing "I'm still close by": https://fb.watch/vPelVfEVWI/   Published on November 13th, 2024 ___________________________________   Sandie's details and links here: https://linktr.ee/SandieByrne

Thousands of runners will take to the streets of the capital this weekend for Dublin Marathon. However, one very famous resident of Phoenix Park is not happy about the inconvenience of it all. Hit play now to hear the full episode.

A Victorian Gothic Crime Audiodrama. On a cold winter's evening in Dublin in the 1890s, Professor Cesare Lombroso, a renowned Italian criminologist, arrives in the city to give a talk. Meanwhile, a man has been gruesomely murdered in the nearby Phoenix Park, and the authorities appear to be covering it up. As the police begin inquiries, a powerful English military commander leads a sinister parallel investigation, and two writers become increasingly intent on solving the crime, no matter the cost. The murder, it seems, may have disturbing connections with the occult. Lombroso, with his expertise in crime, is reluctantly drawn into the investigation and soon realises there may be dangerous consequences for his career. In fact, this murder may have profound implications for the very nature of life and death. And the murderer may still be out there. Link: https://headstuffpodcasts.com/show/the-greatest-matter RSS Feed: https://feeds.megaphone.fm/the-greatest-matter

“Simon Dedalus said when they put him in parliament that Parnell would come back from the grave and lead him out of the house of commons by the arm.”Topics in this episode include James Stephens and his organizational blunder, Michaelmas traditions, architecture and peristalsis, the legacy of Dr George Salmon and his big spooky house, reevaluating historical figures like Dr Salmon, John Howard Parnell and his many siblings, the difficulty of being a “brother's brother,” the Irish connection to peach cultivation in the American South, Charles Stewart Parnell becomes a problematic fave, obtaining a cushy sinecure as Dublin city marshal, Charley Boulger, the Dublin Bread Company, John Howard Parnell's anemic political career, Fanny Parnell, Emily Dickinson, Anna Parnell, historical misogyny, the Kennedys, David Sheehy M.P., the time Dermot met Conor Cruise O'Brien, the Chiltern hundreds, ghost Parnell, and eating oranges in the Phoenix Park to own the Orangemen. Support us on Patreon to access episodes early, bonus content, and a video version of our podcast. On the Blog:​​Decoding Bloom: John Howard ParnellBlooms & Barnacles Social Media:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramSubscribe to Blooms & Barnacles:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube 

On September 9 2024, the Garda Commissioner hosted a ceremony to award deceased, retired and serving members of An Garda Síochána with Scott Medals for bravery at Walter Scott House, Dublin. The Scott Medal is the highest award that can be bestowed by the Commissioner of An Garda Síochána and is awarded for ‘most exceptional bravery and heroism involving the risk of life in the execution of duty'. In 1924 Colonel Walter Scott donated to An Garda Síochána a $1,000 gold bond, in perpetuity, to endow a bravery medal, the Walter Scott Medal, and included the dies from which all Scott medals would be struck. The businessman and philanthropist Colonel Walter Scott met the then Garda Commissioner, General Eoin O'Duffy at an International Police Conference in New York in 1923. He then wrote to the Commissioner on January 8, 1924 consummating the offer made of donating the ‘Walter Scott Medal for Valour.' Commissioner O'Duffy responded on January 24, 1924 thanking Colonel Scott for his generosity.   The first Gold Scott Medal was awarded to Garda James Mulroy of Co. Mayo for his bravery in arresting an armed man in Broadford, Co. Clare in 1923 and was presented to him by Walter Scott himself at a ceremony in Phoenix Park on August 19, 1924. Garda Mulroy went on to donate his medal back to the organisation in 1978. The medal, and the original letter from Colonel Walter Scott, are both on display in the Garda Museum.  In this episode, you'll hear a slightly shortened version of the proceedings that took place in Walter Scott House, Dublin on September 9 2024.

Influencer Rachel describes losing her husband Daniel to cancer 5 years ago and Annemarie is a night nurse who explains the care they provide to people at end-of-life and respite for their families. Boots Night Walk, fundraiser, Tuesday 10th September, in the Phoenix Park. Full details: https://bootsnightwalk.com/

A cooling sip from a holy well in Dublin's Phoenix Park, served up by artist Carmen Quigley; Jennifer Walshe on what the music industry is misunderstanding about generative AI; Orit Gat on everything the artist knows about the family; and E The Artist's escape from the terrors of quantization.

Richie Ryan discusses his time working for the Ordnance Survey Ireland in the Phoenix Park, and how he hoped to mark the Survey's 200th Anniversary / We had numerous callers in to the show to tell their stories about the extortionate prices of coffees, pastries, beverages and dinners that they've encountered around Ireland

Send your thoughts, feelings, opinions and suggestions to 0892096423!There is so much to discuss today in our news recap. Carl Kinsella and I discuss the national reaction to the sentencing of Cathal Crotty and the bravery of Natasha O'Brien, as well as the homophobic attacks in the Phoenix Park, the Aer Lingus disruption, Kneecap taking on the British government and lots more. To support the podcast and access bonus episodes join our community on Patreon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our Courts Reporter Vivienne Trainor was in Dublin District Court.

With Senator Barry Ward

With Jane Faull, PhD researcher in behaviour ecology

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2475665n Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Votes are being cast across the country. Vótaí á gcaitheamh ar fud na tíre. People all over the country are voting today in the local and European elections. Tá daoine ar fud na tíre ag caitheamh vóta inniu sna toghcháin áitiúla agus Eorpacha. In Limerick the community is also electing a mayor. I Luimneach tá an pobal ag roghnú méara freisin. This is the first time in this country that the community will elect its own mayor directly; normally, councilors choose who will be the mayor of a local council. Seo í an chéad uair sa tír seo a thoghfaidh pobal a mhéara féin go díreach; de ghnáth, roghnaíonn comhairleoirí an té a bheas mar mhéara ar chomhairle áitiúil. Voting is reportedly off to a slow start. Tuairiscítear go bhfuil tús mall curtha le vótáil. The polling stations opened at 07:00 and will close at 22:00. Osclaíodh na hionaid vótála ar 07:00 agus dúnfar iad ar 22:00. This is the first time that elections have been held across the country in the last four years. Seo é an chéad uair go raibh toghcháin ar siúl ar fud na tíre le ceithre bliana anuas. Over 3.7 million people are registered to vote in the local elections. Tá breis agus 3.7 milliún duine cláraithe le vóta a chaitheamh sna toghcháin áitiúla. 949 candidates are standing in the local elections, in 166 different constituencies. 949 iarrthóir atá ag seasamh sna toghcháin áitiúla, i 166 toghcheantair dhifiriúla. 3.6 million people are registered to vote in the European elections. Tá 3.6 milliún duine cláraithe le vóta a chaitheamh sna toghcháin Eorpacha. They will select 14 European MPs in the Midlands-North West, South and Dublin Constituencies. Roghnóidh siad 14 Feisire Eorpach i dToghlach an Láir Tíre-an Iarthuaiscirt, An Deiscirt agus Baile Átha Cliath. The President of Ireland, Michael D. Chaith Uachtarán na hÉireann, Michael D. Higgins, and his wife, Sabina, voted this morning at the polling station at Phoenix Park. Higgins, agus a bhean chéile, Sabina, vóta ar maidin san ionad vótála ag Páirc an Fhionnuisce. The President of Ireland, Michael D. Chaith Uachtarán na hÉireann, Michael D. Higgins, vote at the polling station in Phoenix Park this morning The Taoiseach, Simon Harris, cast a vote at the National School of Deilgne Mocherog in County Wicklow. Higgins, vóta san ionad vótála i bPáirc an Fhionnuisce ar maidin Chaith an Taoiseach, Simon Harris, vóta ag Scoil Náisiúnta Deilgne Mocheróg i gContae Chill Mhantáin. The Taoiseach, Simon Harris, casting a vote in Kilmanton "Voting rights give the public a say, so it is vital that people take that opportunity", he said while casting a vote in his own Constituency. An Taoiseach, Simon Harris, ag caitheamh vóta i gCill Mhantáin "Tugann cearta vótála cead cainte don phobal, agus mar sin, tá sé ríthábhachtach go dtapóidh daoine an deis sin", a dúirt sé agus é ag caitheamh vóta ina Dháilcheantar féin. "We are lucky to live in a functioning Democratic state". "Tá an t-ádh linn cónaí a bheith orainn i stát Daonlathach atá ag feidhmiú". Tánaiste Micheál Martin and his family cast their votes in Cork. Chaith an Tánaiste Micheál Martin agus a theaghlach a vótaí i gCorcaigh. The ballot boxes will be opened tomorrow morning and the counting will begin. Osclófar na boscaí ballóide maidin amárach agus cuirfear tús leis an gcomháireamh. The votes in the local elections will be counted first and the counting in the European elections will begin on Sunday. Déanfar comháireamh ar na vótaí sna toghcháin áitiúla ar dtús agus cuirfear tús leis an gcomháireamh sna toghcháin Eorpacha ar an Domhnach. The mayoral election will be contested in Limerick on Monday. Rachfar i ngleic leis an toghchán méarachta i Luimneach dé Luain. There are many candidates standing in all the elections. Tá go leor iarrthóirí ag seasamh sna toghcháin ar fad.

A special programme from Ireland's biggest garden show; Bord Bia Bloom. David Maxwell will be joined by regular contributor Brendan Little for a live programme from Phoenix Park. He'll meet designers, plant experts and he'll visit some of the show gardens. Contact the programme on gardenerscorner@bbc.co.uk

After visiting the brewery a few years ago, I looked forward to chatting with David and sharing an update on Ballykilcavan Farm and Brewery with Irish Tech News readers. (If you attend the Bord Bia Bloom Festival in the Phoenix Park this weekend in Ireland, be sure to try their craft beer, brewed in a centuries old farmyard in the heart of county Laois. And - do check out David's beer drinking recommendations towards the end of this article). The Beer and the Brewery at Ballykilcavan In a small, picturesque farmyard brewery, David and his team have brewed over 250,000 litres of beer since 2017. Eight different types of beer are brewed each year, alongside some special beers. (After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, David brewed "Resist - Anti-Imperial Stout" as a fundraiser for humanitarian relief in Ukraine). The beer is consumed in seven countries, Ireland taking the lion's share, followed by Italy. Local ingredients The brewing water is sourced from a local well, which is just outside the brewery building. As well as growing their own barley, there is a hop garden, of both bittering and aroma varieties. The hops are harvested in early October each year and used to brew a unique Fresh Hopped pale ale, where all the barley, water and hops are sourced from within 500m of the brewery. Origin Green Gold Committed to environmental sustainability, Ballykilcavan is a verified member of Origin Green, the Bord Bia national sustainability programme. In both 2022 and 2023, they were awarded the highest possible Gold membership level, making them one of only two breweries of any size in the country to be rated as Gold members. Sustainability champions Recognition of their commitment has come with winning so many National and Local Sustainability Awards, that it has led David to double the size of their awards cabinet. A range of efficiency measures have been implemented in the brewery, so they now generate 100% of their power from solar panels. There is a plan to build a small hydro generator, utilising a small river that runs through the farm. Ballykilcavan Visitors Centre Tourism is a very important source of income, and a new visitor's centre has been designed to fit within the historic farmyard. This new facility combined with tours of the brewery has proved to be attractive to tourists especially from the USA. This year they are also offering glamping for attendees of the Electric Picnic Festival. Challenges of a small brewing business Running a small brewery in rural Ireland is challenging, Ballykilcavan survives by focusing on a strong local trade, a growing export market and by building a unique and authentic tourist destination. Brewery tours can be pre-booked, and are offered between March and October.Selling the beer direct at festivals is an important source of income. To David's frustration they are not allowed to sell their range at the famous Electric Picnic festival which is located only 2.5 km up the road. The Electric Picnic festival have a deal with Heineken that excludes smaller local businesses. Competition of monopoly brewing companies for beer tap space in pubs Competition from the major breweries for space in pubs is fierce. The international brewers can offer sweeteners like new beer taps, new equipment, marketing materials, cool rooms and more. Whilst a small craft brewery cannot compete to offer such additional "support". Deposit Return Scheme and the "Cost of Business" David is critical of the recently introduced Deposit Return Scheme for the return of plastic bottles in Ireland. Designed by large retailers and large drink producers, small drink producers were not involved in the development of the scheme. It is an additional cost on small business, and could lead to a loss of business for small independent drink retailers and producers. And, it is a new levy on Irish consumers, taking away the responsibility of drink producers for the recycling of their products - the producers pay principle. David estimat...

Eithne Dodd speaks to gardeners and growers attending the Bloom festival in Dublin.

Bord Bia Bloom kicks off today showcasing the best of Irish food, drinks and horticulture over the next five days It's landscape architect David Gallagher's third year designing a garden for the festival, and he joined us live from the Phoenix Park.

Every single woman needs to listen to this episode. We heard from THREE different women who experienced sexual intimidation and Cat-Calling, while out jogging, recently

Dublin Zoo has announced the death of Sibu, its male orangutan, at the age of 45 after over four decades at the Phoenix Park attraction.

The Office of Public Works has buried numerous deer in a mass grave near a densely populated residential area in Phoenix Park, prompting a local representative to demand an immediate cessation of this practice. Fianna Fáil Councillor Howard Mahony, for the Castleknock Local Electoral Area is calling for a full investigation...

Would you like to see some land in parks in Dublin repurposed for housing? That is the suggestion from businessman Paschal Taggart who says that 10% of the capitals 4,500 acres of parks could be used to house up to 80,000 teachers, Gardaí, nurses and firefighters. Would you be willing to sacrifice greenspace from parts of the Phoenix Park, Marlay Park, Malahide Castle, St Anne's Park and others if it meant that we could provide housing for key workers? Andrea was joined by Cllr Dermot Lacey, Labour Cllr for Pembroke on Dublin City Council, John Moran, Former Chair of the Land Development Agency, Hugh Wallace, Director of Douglas Wallace Architects and more to discuss...

John Keaveney is missing in Cork since August - his family appeals again for help to find him...Overdoing it at christmas - eat , drink and be careful - don't mess up your tummy...Cork's own Reggie has his eyes on the Phoenix Park & lots more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over five generations, one family have played a unique role in the story of the Phoenix Park. More than that, the Flanagan family have a history that stretches back even earlier in the story of this beloved space. Joyce maintained that in the particular is contained the universal - can we tell the story of a place through this one unique tale? The Lamplighters of the Phoenix Park is available now from all good bookshops.

As the impact of the climate crisis unfolds all around us, the reality of what's at stake changes our relationships with each other and the natural world. More and more of us are finding ourselves drawn to reconnect with the land and to build community—to “rewild,” in a sense. But what does it mean to live a wilder life? Is it even attainable or realistic for most of the globe, especially if you live in a densely populated urban area?Our guest on today's show is Lucy O'Hagan, a teacher, forest school leader, wildlife tracker, bushcraft instructor, and the founder of Wild Awake Ireland. Through Wild Awake, Lucy guides people through rites of passage, teaches ancestral skills, and helps people to distill what it means to rewild on a personal and practical level, regardless of where you live.On this episode, we speak with Lucy about the Wild Biome project and what it's like to eat exclusively wild, foraged food for three months; honoring age transitions through nature-based, participatory rituals outside of traditional religious practice; using ancestral skills to understand the role of power and privilege in our modern day lives; and the importance of collaboration and building community in our efforts to reconnect and reengage. Dyed Green is a project of Bog & Thunder, whose mission is to highlight the best of Irish food and culture, through food tours, events, and media. Find out more at www.bogandthunder.com.Dyed Green is Powered by Simplecast.

Dr. Nicola Fletcher, Vet and Virologist, UCD Veterinary School.

What opera is like a railway line?Topics in this episode include MacHugh's love of Greek, kyrie eleison, Lenehan's riddle and limerick, the legendary Ignatius Gallaher, the real-life Gallaher, the Phoenix Park murders and the Invincibles, what Crawford gets wrong about the Invincibles, Gumley and Skin-the-Goat, Gallaher's great scoop in the New York World, the Bransome's coffee map, the nightmare of history, and James Joyce's views on political violence.Support us on Patreon to access episodes early, bonus content, and a video version of our podcast.On the Blog:The Invincible Ignatius GallaherBlooms & Barnacles Social Media:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramSubscribe to Blooms & Barnacles:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube

Coming up on this week's episode of Talking History: astronaut Tim Peake joins Patrick Geoghegan to explore the history of astronauts in space; we hear about James VI's relationship with Irish policy from Prof Clare Jackson from the University of Cambridge; and historian Donal Fallon shares the story of the Phoenix Park lamplighters.

After a long summer holiday, Shauna's School Run is back!Our researcher Shauna headed off to meet a selection of students from 1st and 2nd classes at Scoil Mhuire, Mount Sackville, right on the edge of Phoenix Park in Dublin. She spoke to Emra, Kathleen, Emma, Olivia, Aoife, Niamh, Lucy, Nancie, Nell, and Fiadh and she quizzed them about trick or treating and the abundance of Christmas decorations in supermarkets already! Click play now to hear what they had to say!

Donal Fallon, Author, James Flanagan, Frank Flanagan join Ray in Studio

Ray chats to an array of guests.

This December - most likely - marks the centenary of the birth of Anthony Cronin. His memoir of Bohemian Dublin, Dead As Doornails (1976),  remains a masterpiece. With Jimmy Murphy, I went through the book and its importance. With thanks to Ian Dunphy at the Museum of Literature Ireland for sound. P.S, 'The Lamplighters of the Phoenix Park' is out now!: https://www.kennys.ie/shop/pre-order-category/the-lamplighters-of-the-phoenix-park-donal-fallon-with-james-and-frank-flanagan-9781399722810

A threatened “strike” by rank and file gardaí next month has been lifted following a compromise between Garda staff associations and senior management in the dispute over rosters. Rank and file gardaí have dropped plans to refuse overtime over the next four Tuesdays and will not withdraw their service, a strike in all but name, on November 10th.What happened at that meeting on Friday between the Garda Representative Association (GRA), the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI), the Association of Garda Superintendents and the Association of Chief Superintendents and senior Garda management at Garda HQ in the Phoenix Park, Dublin? Security and crime editor Conor Lally explains the background to this bitter dispute and explores how much of this is personal, an antipathy towards Garda Commissioner Drew Harris, an outsider in a force used to their own rising through the ranks to bag the top job.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by John Casey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On his birthday, Eric headed into the Phoenix Park to take on the Dublin Half Marathon.The lads discuss the event itself along with:- The next steps for those during tapering, - A pet peeve Eric had while running the race, that Seán also agrees with, despite doing it in EVERY training session-  Basing your race off heart rate training- Using HR to try to predict when you might hit the wall- Using gels and when NOT to take a salt tablet or you might suffer severe consequences! - Setting yourself up for the Dublin Marathon in 5 weeks' time and much more in this week's episode of the podcast

The GOAT herself joined our listeners in person this week for a run in Phoenix Park. I captured some sounds and asked Sonia why the "run slow to run fast" mantra might not apply to her. We look forward to the World Championships in Budapest and back at an incredible summer of running for Irish athletes including Sophie O'Sullivan. With the Dublin marathon less than 90 days away I ask Sonia about the most challenging hill on the course. Is it possible to prepare for a "heartbreak hill" or is giving it a name a step in the wrong direction? I take a spin into Vinny Mulvey (Patreon exclusive content visit www.patreon.com/irishmababroad to sign up today) for a chat about marathon training with less than 3 months to go. Is the 10% mileage increase a hard and fast rule or can we jump it a little faster a little sooner. There's also a trip around the Strava parishes and Sonia's tip of the week to enjoy. Come and see me on tour this autumn. Visit www.jigser.com for all my tour dates. Or why not come to our next week up run. Find the club on Strava today. If you'd like to contact me directly, that is easy too. You know what to do! 1. Irishman Abroad Live Line: You can now get in touch with us and feature on our shows by sending your WhatsApp voice note to 00447543122330. 2. Email Jar, Sonia and Marion directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com. For updates on future episodes and live shows follow Jar here on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or subscribe to the YouTube channel here. Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.

Join us on a stroll along North Circular Road from Phoenix Park to the Dublin Docklands with our guide Luke McManus, the documentary filmmaker of the award-winning North Circular which opens in New York City on July 28th.Rendered in graphic black & white over a soundtrack of local North Circular musicians, the film gives voice to narratives from the history of the city and nation, from colonialism to mental health, from women's liberation to the battle to save the legendary folk revival venue the Cobblestone Pub from thewrecking ball.Growing up in Bray, the home of Ardmore Studios, Luke recounts that first moment he realized that he was a director, why Humphrey Bogart holds sucha lofty position in his pantheon of film greats, and the many ways to make a living in film.Co-host John Lee diverts him into a conversation about horse racing which Luke explored in his film about the legendary ‘chaser Arkle and his TV series on the women in the sport, Jump Girls. Martin Nutty gets Luke talking about Crainn na hÉireann (The Trees of Ireland), the documentary series he did with past guest   Manchán Magan .But the centerpiece of the episode is North Circular, where Luke celebrates the beauty in urban grit, the serendipity found along the street, the juxtaposition of squatters and the shadows of skyscraping construction cranes, and the expressive power of music to honor the tragic and celebrate the spirit, all ending on an exuberant high note provided by Irish women in music and sport.Step off with us on our trek through North Circular with Luke McManus LinksWebsitesNorth Circular - Film websiteLuke McManus - Personal siteLuke McManus - VimeoLuke's Social MediaLinkedInTwitterInstagram

The Phoenix Park assassinations of May 1882 shook British politics. All had heard of the Fenians, but who were the Invincibles? Today, a cross in the grass on Chesterfield Avenue marks the location where these events played out - but who put it there?