Podcast appearances and mentions of ronan byrne

Connacht will hope it is 7th time lucky against Gloucester when they take them on in the return fixture of this season's Champions Cup campaign. Rob Murphy hosts a busy midweek podcast where we hear from Andy Friend, Paul Boyle, Conor Fitzgerald, William Davies, Linley MacKenzie, Ronan Byrne and Johann Ackermann on what went wrong for Connacht last week, what went right for Gloucester and what might possibly change that could see a different result this week.

This BEST OF episode is a replay of a previous episode. Grassfed Life Courses: https://farm-business-essentials.teachable.com/courses   Ronan' story is so simple, so common, yet uniquely inspiring; IT IS GREAT. This is a real story from a real person. Starting with 75 chicks eight years ago and growing that to over 10,000 today. Going from the corporate world to full-time farmer; Ronan didn't start as a farmer, he became a farmer. In a world of negativity, there are a lot of people out there doing absolutely great things. People just like you. People that listen to this show. Ronan is one of them. These are the stories that inspire me to keep doing what I do and give me hope in a better future. The change is happening out there. You might not see it yet, but it's happening. Grassfed Life Courses: https://farm-business-essentials.teachable.com/courses

Back on Track. A last gasp try finished off by Naulia Dawai at the back of a Connacht maul and a wonderful toucheline conversion from Jack Carty saw the westerners secure a famous win on Saturday night. The 20-18 victory over Wasps puts Connacht back on track in the Champions Cup quarter final race. Host Alan Deegan is joined by William Davies, Niall Sheil, Ronan Byrne and Danny Deegan to discuss the game. Also in this week's show, we hear William's feature interview with Connacht attack coach Conor McPhillips.

It might be time to worry a little for Connacht supporters and players alike. Yet another last minute defeat, this time a man called Laranjeira notched his seventh and match winning penalty on 80 minutes for a 21-18 win. The run is now at five straight defeats. On the trip to Brive this weekend were Rob Murphy, William Davies, Linley MacKenzie, Niall 'Packie' Sheil and Ronan Byrne and they all have roles on this week's podcast. We also hear from Pat Lam and John Muldoon while Dave Finn joins the podcast to review our contract signings from the season so far.

Episode 3 and the World Cup is heating up. Wales and England was the big game of the weekend and has left us with a pool like no other as England face Australia this weekend. On this week's show we look back at all the action, we chat to Ronan Byrne in London who went along to the Ireland and Romania game on Sunday and we preview each of this week's games starting with Fiji and Wales on Thursday. Joining host Rob Murphy are the usual crew of Alan Deegan, Dave Finn and William Davies.

The expected performance didn't materialise in Dublin on Friday night as Leinster capitalised on another slow start from an error strewn Connacht and pounced on a late mistake for the second try to seal the 21-11 win. The podcast was recorded in Kiely's of Donnybrook after the game on Friday. Host Rob Murphy joined by Dennis Laffey from the Connacht Clan, Dublin based Connacht supporter Declan Faller making his season debut and Leinster supporter Andrew Tracey. There's also a surprise appearance from London based Connacht fan Ronan Byrne who was over for the game and pumped into us mid record. Listen out also for audio from Pat Lam and his Leinster counterpart Matt O'Connor. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on itunes and get it downloaded straight to your phone the second we publish.

This episode today isn't just applicable to farming. Ronan's story and what he is talking about is a metaphor. These ideas are applicable to everything under the permaculture umbrella and beyond. It all comes down to starting something small, making some mistakes, and learning and adapting along the way.Ronan' story is so simple, so common, yet uniquely inspiring; IT IS GREAT.This is a real story from a real person. Starting with 75 chicks eight years ago and growing that to over 10,000 today. Going from the corporate world to full time farmer; Ronan didn't start as a farmer, he became a farmer.In a world of negativity there are a lot of people out there doing absolutely great things. People just like you. People that listen to this show. Ronan is one of them. These are the stories that inspire me to keep doing what I do and give me hope in a better future. The change is happening out there. You might not see it yet, but it's happening.. Show Notes: www.permaculturevoices.com/62

In the early 1990s, there were 1,000 abattoirs in Ireland. Today, that number is just 200. One farmer who is bucking the trend is Galway's Ronan Byrne, a poultry farmer, who will open his new abattoir next week. Ronan's blog - http://thefriendlyfarmer.blogspot.ie

Galway poultry farmer Ronan Byrne has built a new on-farm abattoir. He will use it to finish 200 chickens a week, along with his pasture-reared turkeys, geese and ducks.