Podcast appearances and mentions of rob wainwright

Moss, Frawls and Burkey join us to review the 9th and final round of AIL action pre Christmas. They give their thoughts on who is happy with their lot so far. There is yet more drama in Ace of Clubs, sponsored by Cahill Apparel. Jason Holland joins Frawls to talk Midleton, Munster and All Blacks. Rob Wainwright also joins Frawls from Doddie Weir 25's.  Happy Christmas to All. Powered by Energia #PositiveEnergy

As ever an absolute pleasure to have the force of nature that is Rob Wainwright back on for a chat. We catch up of course on all things Doddie Aid, particularly his latest made challenge when he'll be cycling from Murrayfield to Rome for the Italy v Scotland game on 8th March! We also learn of a new drink of Norfolk Nog and some chaos over in Coll due to it along with sizing up Scotland's 6 Nations chances ahead of what turned out to be a wild opening weekend win! Also touch on potential plans for Doddie Aid 2025 already, and how we can "awaken the Kraken" that is Team Glasgow for a shot at the title :) Massive tip of the cap to all who've been involved in another awesome Doddie Aid effort both for the miles and money raised. It all goes to helping the efforts of those trying to find treatments and ultimately a cure for MND. 

By popular demand… Doddie Aid live is back!!Join Bruce from Happiness is Egg Shaped as he chats with Scotland & Team Edinburgh captain Jamie Richie & our leader Rob Wainwright!Still time to sign up for Doddie Aid at doddieaid.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/happiness-is-with-bruce-aitchison. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DoddieAid kicks off on January the 1st.I caught up with the man behind it all, Rob Wainwright and South Team Captain, Kelly Brown.Great to hear their passion for Doddie Aid, keeping the legacy going and the Big Man himself.Sign up for Doddie Aid 2024 by heading to doddieaid.com or downloading the Doddie Aid app from your App Store.I loved it. I hope you enjoy listening.Happiness is Egg ShapedSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/happiness-is-with-bruce-aitchison. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sunday 26th November 10:30AM service Foundations of faith Sacraments 2  - What is the outwards sign and inward meaning of communion 1 Corinthians 11:17-26 Rev. Rob Wainwright

An evening of laughter reviewing Doddie Aid and looking at the 2023 Six Nations and World Cup with Jill Douglas and Scottish Rugby legends and Foundation Ambassadors Jim Hamilton, Andy Nicol and Rob Wainwright...

As we enter the final week of Doddie Aid, the lads are joined by our Commander in Chief, Mr. Rob Wainwright. Chatting through progress, fundraising, the upcoming Doddie Cup 555 Cycle as well as a certain Calcutta Cup result for Scotland yesterday...Last chance to get those miles in, to rope some more folk in and to give it one final push to get as much money raised as we can and hit that £2 million mark. 

To kick off the first episode of 2023 we are delighted to be joined by former Scotland captain and British and Irish Lion, Rob Wainwright.  Rob joins host Chris Paterson during the second week of this year's Doddie Aid - a virtual mass-participation exercise event he founded to help raise funds for My Name'5 Doddie Foundation which invests in research to find meaningful treatments for Motor Neuron Disease (MND). There's still time to get involved by visiting doddieaid.com

Join host Bruce Aitchison as he chats to one of the founders of Doddie Aid, Mr Rob Wainwright as well as Team Wales captain, Scott Quinnell!If you haven't yet joined Doddie Aid, now is the time. Visit doddieaid.com to sign up now!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/happiness-is-with-bruce-aitchison. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

- Rob Wainwright shares his memories of Doddie - Toby Booth on beating Montpellier - James Hook joins - Josh Turnbull on player contracts

The last in the series of Doddie Aid specials as the 2022 challenge comes to an end on the 12th Feb! What a way to wrap it up by having the driving force behind Doddie Aid and one of Doddie's best pals, not to mention for British & Irish Lion and Scotland Captain...Mr Rob Wainwright! This one was an absolute hoot as we talk Doddie Aid, the Calcutta Cup victory and preview the Doddie Cup 500 cycle from Murrayfield to Cardiff Castle. The topics in between are quite the magical and hilarious meander rather than straight from A to B. Mini certainly had his eyes opened on some nuances of cycling etiquette...Be sure to share it far and wide to promote the cause of Doddie Aid, and as always we welcome your likes, shares, retweets, reviews etc. Seriously, if you don't enjoy this one it comes with money back guarantee ;)

This week on RunPod, Jenni is joined by former Scotland rugby captain, Rob Wainwright. Rob is on a mission to get everyone up and active at the start of the year with the brilliant Doddie Aid. In this episode, you find out what Doddie Aid is, why Rob founded it in the first place and how you can get involved. He also sets a challenge for all members of the RunPod run club! To get involved and to be motivated to go for a run, listen to this inspiring episode. Enjoy and happy running. X https://doddieaid.com

Join us for our first Doddie Aid weekly Wednesday live stream with your host, Bruce Aitchison, where we interview various famous faces taking part in Doddie Aid. This week it's the turn of the rowers. Hear from John Davidson aka Mad Giraffe Row, a former member of the special forces who rowed across the Atlantic in Aid of My Name'5 Doddie Foundation; Jane Leonard, a former soldier, English rugby player and holder of the world record for rowing across the Pacific Ocean, Sarah Winckless MBE who won Olympic Bronze at Athens 2004 and the man Rob Wainwright will be dropping in with a cameo from Rory Lawson!The team will also be awarding prizes for their favourite Doddie Aid Dooks - so make sure you tune in!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/happiness-is-with-bruce-aitchison. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the final episode of 2021, Chris Paterson, Rachel Malcolm and Jamie McMillan are joined by former podcast host and current Glasgow Warriors Managing Director, Al Kellock; former Scotland captains, Greig Laidlaw and Rob Wainwright and sports broadcaster, Eilidh Barbour to discuss Doddie Aid and the fundraising efforts for Motor Neuron Disease.

Description: Brutal Machines and Goal-kicking Dreams Detail: After the brainstorms, team-building and pub trips, the Lions hit the training fields to prepare for the challenge of a lifetime. After all, a strategy to conquer the World Champions was required. And for the pack, that meant brutal hard work. Featuring Keith Wood, Matt Dawson and Rob Wainwright. Credits: Presented and researched by Alastair Eykyn. Written by Jonathan Overend. Produced by Danny Garlick and Mark Sharman. Additional voices by Kenny Blyth. Original music and sound design by Lee Sparey. Executive Producer: Liam Thompson. Executive Editor for NinetyFour19: Jonathan Overend. A NinetyFour19 Podcast for Auddy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The inside story of The British and Irish Lions on their most famous tour; to South Africa in 1997. The British and Irish Lions' tour to South Africa in 1997 has gone down in sporting folklore. With few giving them a chance, a disparate group of characters bonded into a band of brothers to upset the reigning World Champions, inspired by a coaching team seen by many in rugby as the greatest of all time. This is the inside story of that tour; told by those who were there. Voices Presented by Alastair Eykyn. Featuring: John Bentley, Neil Jenkins, Matt Dawson, Keith Wood, Susan Greenwood, Will Greenwood, Doddie Weir, James Robson, Fran Cotton, Jill Douglas, Jeremy Guscott, Scott Gibbs, Austin Healey, Duncan Humphries, Fred Rees, Rob Wainwright, Jim Telfer and Sir Ian McGeechan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Scotland captain Rob Wainwright on Scotland, facing Lomu and his Lions memories.

Rob Wainwright is the Doddie Gump fundraising founder, former Scotland Rugby captain and British Lion, and now a beef and cattle farmer on the Hebridean Isle of Coll. Rob joined the SAYFC's Lianne and Ally Brunton for a 'Sofa Chat' over Facebook Live. We've given over this OnFARM episode to the SAYFC, to hear Rob and the Bruntons chat about farming, rugby, and #DoddieAid.

Hosts Al Kellock, Chris Paterson and Rachel Malcolm catch up with special guests Rob Wainwright, Ally McCoist and Mark Beaumont to update us on the Doddie Aid challenge and Jamie McMillan sits down with Head Coach, Gregor Townsend to talk us though his squad selection.

The big man's back with buckets of festive cheer to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and with a hugely positively outlook for the New Year as well. Doddie and Jill are joined by the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation's medical strategy lead Sean McGrath and two prominent campaigning MND patients in Dave Setters and Lee Millard to discuss the research work going on and, particularly, the serious lack of funding. There is a real drive to secure more financial support from government and former Scotland international Rob Wainwright joins in to give us all the details on Doddie Aid 2021 and how to get involved. All info can be found at www.doddieaid.com. Supported by Aberdeen Standard Investments.

Nashy is joined by Scottish and Lions rugby legend Rob Wainwright.This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales and in partnership with Native and Wild Meat Boxes and Ocean Vertical Adventures.Make sure you check out www.getafterit.uk to get access to Discount Codes and Offers from awesome Brands and Businesses! You can also check out our Ambassadors and book them for your next function or online event.Follow Nashy...Twitter - @NashyPRCInstagram - @Nashy_PRC

Nashy is joined by Scottish and Lions rugby legend Rob Wainwright.This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales and in partnership with Native and Wild Meat Boxes and Ocean Vertical Adventures.Follow Nashy...Twitter - @NashyPRCInstagram - @Nashy_PRC

Big Jim and Goodey are joined in the studio by Ulster legend Darren Cave to round up the Champions Cup action and look ahead to the final round, while Jim is predicting that central contracts are round the corner for England! Saracens' man of the match Richard Wigglesworth joins us to talk siege mentality, playing with the kids and transitioning into coaching, Wales legend James Hook chats retirement and becoming the next JK Rowling and former Scotland star Rob Wainwright discusses bar brawls in the Hebrides, delivering the Calcutta Cup match ball and raising money for Doddie Weir's foundation...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How resilient is the financial sector to cybercrime? In this episode, we're joined by Sir Rob Wainwright, Senior Partner at Deloitte and former head of Europol, who talks to us about how the merger of cyber risk and crime have created a whole new field of challenges for financial services firms. Tune in now to understand how the sector and its regulators can respond to this threat.

Do you want to live a remarkable life? During our 300th unique show I share some observations from interviewing many remarkable guests over the years whilst talking with someone who is leading a remarkable life: Rob Wainwright studied medicine at Magdalene College (Cambridge University) and gained Blues in both Boxing and Rugby. He went on to gain 37 caps for Scotland. He captained the national side 16 times and in 1997 toured with the British and Irish Lions to South Africa. Meanwhile Rob pursued his medical career with the Royal Army Medical Corps, reaching the rank of Major. On leaving the Army and retiring from rugby, Rob and his wife Romayne decided on a change of scene, moving to the Isle of Coll in the Hebrides with their 4 children where they now run an extensive mixed livestock farm. Join us to reflect on living a remarkable life with Rob's story which included Rugby (and boxing) star to feeling fulfilled as a livestock farmer in a remote Scottish community.

Do you want to live a remarkable life? During our 300th unique show I share some observations from interviewing many remarkable guests over the years whilst talking with someone who is leading a remarkable life: Rob Wainwright studied medicine at Magdalene College (Cambridge University) and gained Blues in both Boxing and Rugby. He went on to gain 37 caps for Scotland. He captained the national side 16 times and in 1997 toured with the British and Irish Lions to South Africa. Meanwhile Rob pursued his medical career with the Royal Army Medical Corps, reaching the rank of Major. On leaving the Army and retiring from rugby, Rob and his wife Romayne decided on a change of scene, moving to the Isle of Coll in the Hebrides with their 4 children where they now run an extensive mixed livestock farm. Join us to reflect on living a remarkable life with Rob's story which included Rugby (and boxing) star to feeling fulfilled as a livestock farmer in a remote Scottish community.

In a crime-ridden world of super villains and their henchmen, we ask, who will save us now? Unfortunately, all we have is Leader, the self proclaimed spokesperson for justice, and Clockface, who couldn't be bothered to get a real job. Together they form a crime fighting duo, the likes of which we'd hoped to never see! This radio comedy pilot episode was recorded in-front of a small live audience at the Canal Cafe Theatre and stars Rob Wainwright, Carden J Byrne, Hayward Morse and Olivia Chappell. Music by Boredoms in the Bathroom. John Finnemore of BBC Radio 4 fame (Cabin Pressure, The John Finnemore Souvenier program & The Now Show) had the following to say about this episode: "I enjoyed it very much, and it had regular jokes, which is not meant as faint praise- you'd be surprised how many people seem not to bother with actually making an audience laugh, but are content with what they imagine to be a generally humorous feel. Yours, however, had actual jokes!"

Are the cyber-crooks several steps ahead of the cyber-cops? Hardtalk's Stephen Sackur speaks to Rob Wainwright, head of the European police agency Europol. In every aspect of our public and private lives we have become increasingly dependent on the power of the internet and computing. That makes us vulnerable to those who would do us harm. One such example is the worldwide spread of the ransomware known as WannaCry which has shut down vital computer systems in businesses, and public institutions around the world.(Photo: Rob Wainwright at a hearing for the March 22 Brussels terror attacks, 2016. Credit: Aurore Belot/AFP/Getty Images)

Are the cyber-crooks several steps ahead of the cyber-cops? Hardtalk's Stephen Sackur speaks to Rob Wainwright, head of the European police agency Europol. In every aspect of our public and private lives we have become increasingly dependent on the power of the internet and computing. That makes us vulnerable to those who would do us harm. One such example is the worldwide spread of the ransomware known as WannaCry which has shut down vital computer systems in businesses, and public institutions around the world. (Photo: Rob Wainwright at a hearing for the March 22 Brussels terror attacks, 2016. Credit: Aurore Belot/AFP/Getty Images)

Camino Mortera-Martinez talks to Rob Wainwright about the work of Europol on counter-terrorism and migration, the future of his agency and the effects of Brexit on UK-EU security co-operation.

Our final podcast from the MacGill Summer School in Glenties features Europol director Ron Wainwright who talked with Hugh Linehan about continuing threat of terrorism, the adequacy of French authorities' response to the massacre in Nice, and the difficulty of identifying rapidly radicalised lone attackers. Then SDLP leader Colum Eastwood and FG MEP Mairead McGuinness discuss about the political situation in Northern Ireland and the border counties following the Brexit vote. And Hugh also caught up with the man who has made MacGill happen annually for three decades, Joe Mulholland.

Rob Wainwright, director of Europol, talks to Paul Adamson about the role of technology in the security challenges facing Europe and the impact of "Brexit" on counter-terrorism cooperation.

Rob Wainwright, director of Europol, talks to Paul Adamson about the role of technology in the security challenges facing Europe and the impact of "Brexit" on counter-terrorism cooperation.

Europe has been in the eye of a terrorism storm that many say is just beginning. The Islamic State group has launched sophisticated attacks in Paris and Belgium already and is threatening more. Trying to figure out what's next has pushed Europe's intelligence services to extremes they've not been faced with in more than a decade. The man leading the charge for the European Union, Rob Wainwright, breaks down the strategy.

Stephen Sackur speaks to Rob Wainwright, Director of Europol, the EU's joint policing agency tasked with enhancing Europe's response to major cross border security and criminal threats. So-called Islamic state has the intent and the capacity to mount major terrorist attacks in the heart of Europe - does Europe have the right tools to effectively counter the challenge? With the EU's record on external border security and intelligence sharing patchy at best, is Europol just a sticking plaster on a gaping wound?(Photo: Europol Director Rob Wainwright speaks during the Global Counterterrorism Forum, The Hague,2016. Credit: Jerry Lampen/AFP/Getty Images)