Podcast appearances and mentions of rory o'connor

Joining us today is Rory O'Connor: a Professor of Health Psychology at the University of Glasgow where he leads the Suicidal Behaviour Research Laboratory. He is a world leader on suicide research and prevention and has been working in this area for 25 years. In January 2021, Rory became President of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) and he is also a past President of the International Academy of Suicide Research (IASR). He has published extensively in the field of suicide and self-harm and has contributed to six BBC documentaries on suicide, including Suicide and Me with the rapper Professor Green and Our Silent Emergency with Roman Kemp. Purchase book: https://rb.gy/rnn7hjRory's Twitter: @suicideresearchWe discuss:complex reasons behind suicidemyths around suicidalityhow to support a friend who is suicidalwhy suicide is an indictment of societymain feelings leading to suicidethe importance of having an "emotional network."why reaching out is a sign of strengthhow schools can teach children resilience and copingthe importance of future thinkingreasons for livingIf you want go from feeling hopeless to hopeful, lonely to connected and like a burden to a blessing, then go to 1-on-1 coaching, go to www.thrivewithleo.com. Let’s get to tomorrow, together. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline800-273-TALK [800-273-8255]1-800-SUICIDE [800-784-2433]Teen Line (Los Angeles)800-852-8336The Trevor Project (LGBTQ Youth Hotline)866-488-7386National Domestic Violence Hotline800-799-SAFE [800-799-7233]Crisis Text LineText "Connect" to 741741 in the USALifeline Chathttps://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/International Suicide Hotlines: http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.htmlhttps://www.nowmattersnow.org/skillshttps://sobermeditations.libsyn.com/ www.suicidesafetyplan.com https://scaa.club/

This week on the Just an Insight Podcast we are joined by vocalist and guitarist of fuzz punks Beach Riot, Rory O'Connor. We discuss falling in love with Nirvana, and how things have come full circle to it leading to what they are playing in Beach Riot. Playing T In The Park with his old band and how his business at BIMM has helped gain an audience in Brighton right off the bat for Beach Riot. As always you can keep up to date with Beach Riot by visiting all their various social media platforms: Facebook - facebook.com/wearebeachriot/ Twitter - @wearebeachriot Instagram - @wearebeachriot Bandcamp - beachriot.bandcamp.com Information about Heads Above The Waves: https://hatw.co.uk/ Monthly Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ihHlICSym36tv6kJtjS9W?si=cAMyXFq5RRKuc5XIx8W66g

WKU Cross Country freshman runner Rory O’Connor discusses her recruitment to WKU after not competing in the sport in high school, why she chose distance running over soccer, what ultimately sold her on attending WKU, getting used to college in a pandemic, her relationship with her teammates, her early success in Cross Country’s first events of the season – including a top-10 finish in her first college meet, and the goals for her and the team for the remainder of the season.

With over 1.2 million followers on social media, sold out tours around Ireland, Australia and the Middle East, Rory's Stories' has become a phenomenon.   The whole of Ireland today... pic.twitter.com/m4pD3q6VCk — Rory's Stories (@RorysStories) October 5, 2020 But Rory's road to great success hasn't been without its cracks and bends. He suffered with a gambling addiction for most of his 20s as well as bouts of depression and self-doubt. Rory joined Dermot and Dave to explain how his social media account presence has helped him to find himself. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/10/09115915/Rory-Story-Podcast.mp3"][/audio] If you need to talk, you can freephone 116 123 from a landline or mobile; you can also text 087 260 90 90 or email jo@samaritans.org

Do you need to be in Silicon Valley or Dublin to build a major technology company? Not according the Rory O'Connor and his team who are building Scurri into a global e-commerce player from their HQ in Wexford. In this episode you learn: - The proven playbook Rory used to raise over €8m - Being based outside major cities gives you huge advantages - How to pivot drastically when things are failing

Jason hearkens back to a happier time in this episode when folks were allowed to have game demos in-game stores! This episode hails from the Brooklyn Strategist, a terrific game store in Brooklyn, where Rory O'Connor of Hub Games visited and demoed a few games. First up is Adventure Mart, a light deck builder depicting store owners in a fantasy convenience store, selling weapons to adventurers, and building your empire. Instead of simply buying cards, you bid for them against other players, which creates opportunities for interaction and light, friendly screwage. This one will go directly to retail very soon. We also played Prisma Arena, an arena combat game reminiscent of HeroClix with a low barrier of entry and lots of card-based tactical movement and combo play. The Kickstarter for this one will be live on Tuesday, May 19th.

How is COVID-19 affecting the eCommerce industry? Ronan talks to Rory O'Connor the CEO and founder of Scurri. Rory talks about Scurri been recently named among the top 50 retail tech start-ups operating globally by RWRC, how COVID-19 has changed how Scurri does business, and if remote working will become the norm for Scurri in the future when things get back to normal. Rory also talks about how COVID-19 has caused a boom in eCommerce and what trends he has noticed because of COVID-19.

Rory's Stories is a page where I act out sketches. #Comedian who carved a career from social media hits the limelight. Rory O'Connor, aka Rory's Stories, is part of a new wave of Irish and international comedians - irishexaminer Kim Jong-un is a North Korean politician who has been the Supreme Leader of North Korea since 2011, First Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea between 2012 and 2016, and Party Chairman since 2016. He is the second child of Kim Jong-il, who was North Korea's second leader from 1994 to 2011, and Ko Yong-hui. Wikipedia #RorysStories --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vegansteven/message

What is mental health? What is self-harm? What makes adolescents vulnerable to mental health problems and how do we support them? Join Iman (14) as she meets Prof. Rory O'Connor, Chair in Health Psychology (Mental Health & Wellbeing) at the University of Glasgow for an open and honest discussion about mental health. This is the first episode in a six part series on mental health and wellbeing funded by a Pulse Grant from the British Podcast Awards and Wellcome Trust. Narration by Jessica (12).

#106 Rory O'Connor Part 3 PART 3 Today is International Down Syndrome Day which is very close to Rory's heart and you will hear why this epiosode. Hear what Rory is planning on doing next year to raise money and awareness. In this episode: Covid19…OBVS Leadership…or lack of Business Survival Down Syndrome and the Down syndrome Centre in Dublin 21 Marathons in 2021 You can text Text DSC to 50300 to contribute €4 to the Down Syndrome Centre or donate on their Facebook page Follow Rory HERE https://www.instagram.com/roryjsoconnor/ Previous episodes #56 August 2019- https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-ricky-long-podcast/id1347627841?i=1000449888482 #37 - June 2019https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-ricky-long-podcast/id1347627841?i=1000440422751 Our podcast sponsors Podium4Sport: https://www.instagram.com/podium4sport/ have recently created many fantastic deals for home gym solutions. Check them out ASAP if your gym has closed!!!

Will and Cole met up with their old friend Rory O'Connor to discuss game design, the influence of TCGs on design, and Hub Games' upcoming release: Prisma Arena. We also mention two Angel Feather cards. E-mail: drivecheckpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @drive_check @washinthesink @cole_mccune Patreon link: patreon.com/drivecheck For singles and clan set bundles, check out badmonstergames.com Special Thanks to our Patreon backers: Mewwill Alan Camacho Wesley Welch Kay William Anderson Skyridge Games Philip Bass Geoffrey Butler Mr James F Butler Britney PKMNcast Deven Paradis Ouellet Alex Stewart Alec Manke Nicklol2 Alison

Rory O'Connor is one of the Founders of Hub Games, a company that started out with the Phenomenal success of Rory's Story Cubes and went on to push the envelope with regards to how we play games with Holding On: The Troubled Life Of Billy Kerr. We chat about his tabletop journey so far and his recent signing of Adventure Mart. And you know what? He's a genuinely lovely guy to chat with. So sit down, listen and enjoy. Because I did.  Links of Notes  https://twitter.com/roryoconnor     https://www.twitter.com/wearehubgames   https://www.facebook.com/wearehubgames   https://www.instagram.com/wearehubgames   https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamepublisher/38520/hub-games   OUR LINKS OF NOTES  Apple Podcasts     Our Blog, Reviews, Previews and Thoughts  Our YouTube Channel Our BGG Guild  Board Game Geek Page  Website   Facebook  Twitter  Instagram Buy Some Merch

This week on All In, John O’Sullivan, General Partner at Act Venture Capital, talks about when to opt for funding or exit a company, while Mark Little, founder of Kinzen, reveals what makes an exit exciting but also very dangerous. Plus, Rory O'Connor, the man behind your Littlewoods, ASOS, Parcel Connect and Fastway deliveries tells us about the rise of his Wexford cloud-based service Scurri. All In is hosted by Yvonne Redmond.

Bethany Rushworth and Rory O'Connor discuss mental health within dentistry in light of the recent Dentistry Confidence Monitor results. 84% of dentists who took part in the 2019 survey said their current role is having a negative effect on their mental health. What you’ll hear: How more people are now acknowledging the impact of stress The importance of saying no Steps dentists can take to help improve their own mental health. Who should listen: All dental professionals.

Professor Rory O'Connor speaks after the opening ceremony of the 30th World Congress of the International Association of Suicide Prevention, which takes place on 17-21 September 2019 in Derry, Northern Ireland.

#56 Rory O'Connor & Ricky Long - Heavy Endurance Athletes Association Easily my favourite episode ever because all Rory and I do in this episode is dissect our recent endurance events. Please check the array of links in the show notes for insane value in this episode. Rory has now completed 3 Marathons with another 2 booked for October. I have now completed both a Triathlon and a Marathon 10km swim. Considering our combined weight is 200kg we consider ourselves founders of a new movement. A heavy movement. The HEA. A movement of people who should be too heavy but just do it anyway, with minimal training. How? Because it's all in the mind. Why? To prove it to ourselves. To make us better. To make ourselves harder to kill. This episode is 1 hour and 45 minutes long. Part 1 is a solo “swim” through of my 10km swim Part 2 is Rory and I comparing and question each other on our quite heavy achievements. Follow Rory here https://instagram.com/roryjsoconnor?igshid=q2ftczvkpy1q Check out our first episode here https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-ricky-long-podcast/id1347627841?i=1000440422751 Rory is proud supporter of a number of charities including Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin & The Dublin Down Syndrome Centre in association with Les Mills Fund For Children. Which you can learn more about here https://lmfc.everydayhero.com/uk/rorys2019marathons Joe Rogan + David Goggins - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-joe-rogan-experience/id360084272?i=1000425244857 Jay Alderton + Ross Edgley - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/mindset-with-muscle/id1446617327?i=1000425661973 FoodFlicker - https://instagram.com/foodflicker_official?igshid=z96v2sp9gavx ------------- Train To Teach Ebook - https://www.rickylong.com/opt-e482b363343d in-576eea65-926c-448c-90ab- Jump 4.2 - 12 Week Lean Body Programme - https://www.rickylong.com/jump-4-2-opt-in Become a Patron of The Ricky Long Podcast - https://www.patreon.com/rickylong42 155km Workout for water swim - https://www.rickylong.com/workoutforwater --------------------------- This episode is sponsored by podium4sport who are a Northern Irelands sports retail shop of the year 2018. Right now you can check out their brand new website at www.podium4sport.com we specialise in sports and fitness clothing and equipment.

For our second installment of Ben Chou's Pax East coverage, he talks to John, co-founder of Fidget Creative, about their new game Valhallamas. It's a card game featuring llamas in a battle royale-style format. Players draft their llamas and gear and then the fun begins! John talks about the kinds of games the company makes, how they're more family-oriented and how kids react to them. Following this, Ben sits down with Rory O'Connor and Michael Fox of Hub Games. They outline some of the games that the company has produced, including the worldbuilding Megacity Oceania and Holding On. They outline the philosophy behind their games and what they hope people gain from the experience. Playlist Cameron Sanderson—Cascade  

#37 Rory O'connor This episode I welcome my good friend Rory O'Connor onto a very raw and uncut episode around management in the fitness industry. Rory has been involved in staff development for 10 years in various areas of the fitness industry and now specialises in project management and staff development within his roles at busy Dublin City Health Clubs. I know this episode will give a TON of value to all listeners. Please let me know your feedback and what/who you want in future episodes of my podcasts. This episode is sponsored by podium4sport who are a Northern Irelands sports retail shop of the year 2018. Right now you can check out their brand new website at www.podium4sport.com we specialise in sports and fitness clothing and equipment.

GAA Sportsdesk with The Herald! Mattie Kenny (2:20) and Brian Cody (5:33) reflect on last Saturday's victory for Kilkenny over Dublin at Nowlan Park. Michael O'Grady (7:47), Tom Dempsey (17:24), Andy Cunningham (27:44), and Rory O'Connor (34:45) look ahead to this weekend's crucial Leinster Senior Hurling Championship clash between Dublin and Wexford. Secretary of the Dublin Camogie Brendan Cooper (40:19) talks about all matters camogie, including the senior's defeat to Kilkenny in Leinster. Like us on Facebook @www.facebook.com/GaaSportsdeskOnDublinCityFm/

Professor Rory O’Connor, Suicidal Behaviour Research Laboratory, University of Glasgow Suicide and self-harm are major public health concerns with complex aetiologies which encompass a multifaceted array of risk and protective factors. There is growing recognition that we need to move beyond psychiatric categories to further our understanding of the pathways to both. As an individual makes a decision to take their own life, an appreciation of the psychology of the suicidal mind is central to suicide prevention. Another key challenge is that our understanding of the factors that determine behavioural enaction (i.e., which individuals with suicidal thoughts will act on these thoughts) is limited. Although a comprehensive understanding of these determinants of suicidality requires an appreciation of biological, psychological and social perspectives, the focus in this podcast is primarily on the psychosocial determinants of self-harm and suicide. To this end, The Integrated Motivational–Volitional (IMV) Model of Suicidal Behaviour (O’Connor & Kirtley, 2018; O’Connor, 2011) is discussed; it provides a framework in which to understand suicide and self-harm. This tripartite model maps the relationship between background factors and trigger events, and the development of suicidal ideation/intent through to suicidal behaviour. In this podcast, we talk about a range of different topics including: • The epidemiological context. Suicide rates. • The myths around suicide and self-harm • The determinants of suicide and self-harm • The IMV model of suicidal behaviour • The implications for the prevention of suicide References O'Connor, R.C., Kirtley, O.J. (2018). The Integrated Motivational-Volitional Model of Suicidal Behaviour. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. 373: 20170268. Steve Platt's work on inequalities and suicidal behaviour https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/9781118903223.ch15 www.suicideresearch.info

Professor Rory O'Connor leads the Suicide Behaviour Research Lab at the University of Glasgow in Scotland. We discuss suicide myths, chronic and acute trauma, warning signs, sleep deprivation and much more.

In this week's show Ben talks to the inventor of Rory's Story Cubes and head of Hub Games, Rory O'Connor. They discuss his life in puppetry, bring warring peoples together and being number one on Amazon...but which games did he choose?   Monsterpocalypse 1.Ed:https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/32674/monsterpocalypse   Pokemon TCG: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2165/pokemon-trading-card-game   Shadowrun Crossfire: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/135382/shadowrun-crossfire   Mage Knight: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/96848/mage-knight-board-game   Untold: Adventures Await: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/226588/untold-adventures-await   Support the show at: http://patreon.com/5g4d     

Episode Notes Professor Rory O'Connor is the Director of the Suicide Behaviour Research Laboratory in Glasgow and one of the world's leading experts on tackling suicide. Suicide is a complex topic with no easy answers but it affects everyone and the research shows that men are three times as likely to kill themselves as women. We talk about his model of suicidal behaviour, factors that can turn suicidal ideation into action, and interventions that could save a life. Many people who develop suicidal ideation feel entrapped and defeated with a 'tunnel vision'. There are eight main factors, ones that I wasn't taught at medical school, that healthcare professionals can ask about to assess if ideation can turn to action. If you are working in those situations then get to know them - they are a good example of how it can takes 10-15 years or more for research to get into clinical practice. And for everyone, not just those working in healthcare services, there are plenty of thoughts on how we can help ourselves, our family, and our friends and colleagues. Just asking someone if they are suicidal could help that person. Call The Samaritans on 116 123 in the UK or ROI for help. And you can visit their contact page if you want to get in touch in any other way. Links Suicide Behaviour Research Laboratory - suicideresearch.info  Twitter: @suicideresearch The IMV model of suicide behaviour - paper and podcast.  The Samaritans have loads of resources. The one Starting Difficult Conversations might be helpful if you need to talk to someone about suicide.  Podcast Promotion We’d love it if you could please share #blokeology with your Twitter followers. You can do that by clicking here.  If you got something out of this episode then please mosey on over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave a rating, a review and you can subscribe there too! Other ways to subscribe to Blokeology Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe on Android You can also subscribe via Stitcher Sign up for the Journal of Blokeology newsletter It's my regular newsletter that shares some cool evidence-based health, fitness, and lifestyle advice. And get your free Healthy Bloke Action Plan. Head over to www.blokeology.io/journal to do that. Feedback I would love to hear from you and your own experiences. Best bet is to email: euan@blokeology.io. Or there are numerous options via social media as well. You don't need me to point them out. Try these links: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest

Before we get on to the episode, we are happy to announce our first contest here at ENGN! We are looking to build some online community centers where people could reliably interact with us. The first prize is a prize pack which includes Herbaceous and Sunset Over Water from Pencil First Games! Please visit their current Kickstarter page if you want the third game in the series, Herbaceous Sprouts - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ebaraf/herbaceous-sprou.... Here is your chance to get those first two games for free! If we get a certain number of entries, we will add more prizes! Good ones, too, including Hoplomachus Origins, Comancheria, and possibly more! All you have to do to enter the contest is: 1) Join the new Every Night is Game Night Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/215849212533088/ 2) Put a comment in the general comment section of our BGG Geeklist: https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/228542/every-night-game-night-episode-guide Each entry is worth one point. If you do both, you will get credit for five entries! Contest will end Friday, 6/22. --- For this episode, we hearken back to Episode 39 of our show, where we previewed some games that were featured at Origins 2017. Anthony and Jason take a new look at games like The Lost Expedition, Caverna: Cave vs. Cave, Sword & Sorcery, and others. Most of our previewed games really delivered! Others... not so much. We then talk about games we are looking forward to at Origins 2018, including The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Archmage, and Fleet: The Dice Game. Along with this episode, we are also giving you a separate Preview Series episode talking with Rory O'Connor about Holding On: The Troubled Life of Billy Kerr from Hub Games. It will be available as a demo at this year's Origins show. Finally, Anthony will be at Origins. If you see him walking around, feel free to invite him to play a game!

This week, we preview one of the most distinct games you will hear about this year. The co-designers from Hub Games - Michael Fox and Rory O'Connor, join us this week to talk about Holding On: The Troubled Life of Billy Kerr. This is a cooperative worker placement game with an extremely unique theme - you are a nurse providing palliative care to a dying man, and your job is to keep him alive while helping him restore his memories. Michael and Rory talk about taking on such a difficult theme, as well as mechanical issues such as how they dealt with the alpha player issue in a coop game. This one is really unique, and we are happy to give you an early explanation for it. To be clear, this game is not on Kickstarter or any kind of preorder yet. However, you can observe demos of the game at both Origins and GenCon. It will be released at Essen 2018. If you want a demo, though, sign up fast at this year's Origins!

Professor Rory O'Connor from the University of Glasgow talks about research into suicidal behaviour and how new technologies, culture change, people with lived experience and collaborative working can lead to the development, assessment and dissemination of better prevention.

For this week's episode, we are extremely happy to bring you our interview with Rory O'Connor, lead designer for Rory's Story Cubes. We could only barely contain the story telling flair that Rory brought to the pod! Albert from the 1 Player Podcast has returned to ENGN to help us out with the interview, as well. After a brief intro where we learn a bit about Rory as a gamer, we get into the history of the Cubes (6:50), particularly focusing on how he used them as a self-help tool and how they grew into a game and story telling engine that has sold 7 million copies worldwide. We then talk about other projects from Creativity Hub (35:50), including Untold: Adventures Await and Blank.

This week, Tomás Ó Sé, Alan Brogan, Conor McKeon and Rory O'Connor join Will Slattery for The Throw-In's All-Ireland final preview. Ó Sé feels that although Mayo have improved in the latter stages of the championship, their old failings could come back to haunt them. The Kerry legend also thinks that Stephen Rochford has a big decision to make on how he uses Lee Keegan. Brogan tries to predict Dublin's possible team selection for the final, and also gives an insight into Jim Gavin's unique management style, which has his team on the brink of a three in-a-row.

Jonny Ward is joined by Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories, Anna Geary and Colm Keys, while a dejected John Mullane takes a call, as does a happy Anthony Cunningham, to discuss the epic that was the 2017 All-Ireland Hurling Final. not everyone operating at full tilt today but a fun and informative discussion!

It's an action-packed show with Alan Brogan, Ciaran Whelan, Dick Clerkin and Tomás Ó'Sé joining Johnny Ward, Rory O'Connor and Donnchadh Boyle. How good were the Dubs and how poor were Tyrone? Have Kerry taken a step backwards and are Mayo the one team that will expose the Dubs' weaknesses?

Tomás Ó'Sé, David Brady and Alan Brogan join Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor as they look back on the drawn Kerry v Mayo All Ireland semi-final, 'the best game in the football championship so far' says Ó'Sé. But why was Aidan O'Shea put on Kieran Donaghy? Brady defends his call on it and says it worked to a degree. 'But you wouldn’t send a plumber to wire a house,' argues Ó'Sé. 'Kieran Donaghy is playing the football of his life at the moment. If Aidan O'Shea was in centre forward he would cause consternation in the Kerry backs and would be a much greater danger in there.' For more: independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in

'Kieran Donaghy is still the key man for Kerry and he’s gone up a notch from just a few years ago,' says the Irish Independent's Vincent Hogan. 'How much of it has been the influence of Maurice Fitzgerald? And what’s Mayo plan for dealing with him?' To preview Sunday's first All Ireland football final between Kerry and Mayo, Vincent Hogan and Colm Keys joined Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor on the latest episode of the Throw-In. For more: independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in

Jamesie O'Connor joins Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor on the Throw-In this week to look back on Waterford's momentous All Ireland semi-final victory over Cork. 'Waterford are opposition that Galway would not have wanted,' he says. Also on the show, the Irish Independent's Vincent Hogan and Colm Keys, plus former Wexford camogie star, Ursula Jacobs.

On this week's episode of The Throw-In, Brendan Cummins and Alan Brogan join Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor, Conor McKeon and Donnchadh Boyle as they discuss all the weekend GAA action. Galway pipped Tipperary in the All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday, and Cummins feels that Tipperary suffered from not adding a new element to the game plan that delivered the Liam MacCarthy Cup last season. In football, Brogan feels that the semi-final battle between Jim Gavin and Mickey Harte has been building up for years. Brogan explains how Gavin became 'obsessed' with breaking down blanket defences after losing to Donegal in 2014, and discusses whether Diarmuid Connolly should get back in the Dublin team to take on Tyrone. For more: http://www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/

Tomás Ó'Sé, Alan Brogan and David Brady join Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor and Conor McKeon as they discuss Mayo's continuing struggles. Why is Andy Moran being taken off with fifteen minutes still to go ask Brady and Brogan? 'He is the type player you need to win a game at the end,' says Brady. Kerry struggled against Galway but were only in fifth gear and are fearful of quarter-finals says Ó'Sé, while Brogan believes Dublin will have too much against Monaghan in their quarter-final clash next weekend. Plus for Tyrone v Armagh, 'all bets are off - anything can happen when Ulster teams play each other in Croke Park' says McKeon. For more from the Throw-In: http://www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/

Brendan Cummins joins Will Slattery, Colm Keys, Rory O'Connor and David Brady for this week's Throw-In as they discuss Davy Fitz's tirade against the punditry of Michael Duignan and Henry Shefflin, the sweeper in hurling, the likely hurling finalists and if Mayo's guts will be enough to win an All Ireland.

Alan Brogan, Joe Brolly and Sligo manager, Niall Carew, join Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor and the Herald's Frank Roche on this week's Throw-In. Despite a seventh Leinster title in a row, Brogan says there's a lot for Jim Gavin and the team to work on and that Tyrone look like the team that could cause them trouble. Also on the show, Niall Carew defends smaller teams setting out defensively with 14 men behind the ball and points the financial clout of the bigger counties in helping their preparations. Plus, Joe Brolly on the primacy of athleticism over skill and why the day of the free-scoring corner forward is over.

On this week's show Will Slattery is joined by Waterford legend John Mullane, Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories, Conor McKeon of the Herald and Martin Breheny from the Irish Independent. Mullane looks back on his county's first win over Kilkenny since 1959 while Breheny outlines why Kilkenny would be crazy to move on from Brian Cody. In football, the panel discuss Roscommon's shock win over Galway and Mayo's continuing journey through the back door.

On this week's show Will Slattery is joined by Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories, INM's Donnchadh Boyle, Mayo's David Brady, Cork's Anna Geary and Waterford's John Mullane. Looking ahead to the hurling qualifiers, Mullane says the Waterford players are relishing the chance to play Kilkenny and get a first win against the Cats since 1959. He also reckons Davy Fitzgerald would be better off spending more time in the stands while the panel discuss whether managers should be on the sidelines or further away from the pitch. In football, David Brady says Mayo are naive and have no plan or shape and need more forwards with an eye for goal while, turning her attention to Cork, Anna Geary questions where the rebel fighting spirit has gone?

On this week's show, Will Slattery & Rory O'Connor are joined by INM's Conor McKeon and Martin Breheny, plus Alan Brogan and Ciaran Whelan. Brogan and Whelan give their thoughts on 'Gavin-gate', Jim Gavin's surprising attack on the media in relation to the Diarmuid Connolly ban, and explain why they were surprised and feel he hasn't done Dublin GAA any favours.

This week, Brendan Cummins joins the Throw-In panel of Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor, Michael Verney and Donnchadh Boyle to discuss Cork's march on Munster, Waterford's identity problems and Galway's All Ireland chances.

Joe Brolly and the Throw-In panel of Will Slattery, Rory O'Connor, Michael Verney and Donnchadh Boyle on Mickey Harte's brilliant leadership of Tyrone and why Dublin and Kerry should be fearful.

On this week's Throw-In, Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor are joined by INM's Donnchadh Boyle and Michael Verney plus Brendan Cummins and Joe Brolly. Are Cork hurlers the ones to watch for the All Ireland? Will Tipperary be hungry for revenge? Plus, asks Cummins, where has Waterford's identity gone? In football, the panel asks what happened to Meath while Joe Brolly dissects Tyrone's defeat of Donegal and says Dublin and Kerry should be watching them carefully.

On this week's Throw-In, Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor are joined by John Mullane, Joe Brolly, David Brady, Michael Verney and Anna Geary to discuss the Davy Fitz Factor, Kilkenny's decline (is Brian Cody the Arsene Wenger of hurling?), Mayo's perennial failings and the anti-Diarmuid Connolly bandwagon.

On part four of this week's podcast, Joe Brolly tells Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor why Stephen Rochford is lost with this Mayo team, why their failings keep coming to the fore and if Diarmuid Connolly has a chance in his appeal against his twelve week ban.

Previewing this week's Throw-In with Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories ask the burning question whether Diarmuid Connolly will be banned and if so, for how long? Does he deserve a 12 week ban or was it so slight that he should be let off? And is Connolly now a liability for Jim Gavin and the Dubs? Also on the show, Meath manager, Andy McEntee, talks about Meath's impressive win over Louth, their chances in Leinster and how managers can deal with players such as Diarmuid Connolly. Plus, Jamesie O'Connor gives his thoughts on Clare's chances in Munster and the All Ireland and why Liam MacCarthy is there for the taking.

On this week's Throw-In with Will Slattery and Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories the burning question is whether Diarmuid Connolly will be banned and if so, for how long? Does he deserve a 12 week ban or was it so slight that he should be let off? And is Connolly now a liability for Jim Gavin and the Dubs? Also on the show, Meath manager, Andy McEntee, talks about Meath's impressive win over Louth, their chances in Leinster and how managers can deal with players such as Diarmuid Connolly. Plus, Jamesie O'Connor gives his thoughts on Clare's chances in Munster and the All Ireland and why Liam MacCarthy is there for the taking.

In a bonus interview from this week's episode of the Throw In, former Down manager, Ross Carr, joins the panel of Will Slattery, Colm Keys, Rory O'Connor and Kevin Nolan to discuss the failings of Ulster football and questions the competitiveness and quality of the province's leading teams such as Tyrone and Donegal.

On this week's Throw-In, Joe Brolly questions the gym culture in the GAA, Tomás Ó'Sé criticises the leaking of the Brendan O'Sullivan report, and John Mullane says it is worrying times for Dublin hurling. Also on the show with Will Slattery is Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories, Kevin Nolan from the Herald and the Irish Independent's Colm Keys.

On this first episode of the Throw In for the 2017 Championship, Will Slattery is joined by INM's Michael Verney and Donnchadh Boyle, Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories as well as Brendan Cummins and Joe Brolly. Cummins talks about how and why it went so wrong for Tipperary against Cork and the need for some deep soul-searching from the All Ireland champions. Joe Brolly castigates the disciplinary process that saw Antrim's Matt Fitpatrick being banned initially, he weighs in on Aidan O'Shea and selfie-gate while celebrating his son's role in a famous Antrim minor win over Donegal.

Today we discuss the topic of suicide with Prof. Rory O'Connor. In today's conversation we explore some common myths about suicide, why men are three times more likely than women to die by suicide and the role and responsibility of the media when it comes to reporting on this particular issue. We discuss the development of Rory’s theory of suicidal behaviour and his mission to discover what separates the few people who do die by suicide from the vast majority who don’t, the effectiveness of suicide awareness campaigns, why suicide should never be seen as a cop out and suicide attempts never dismissed as attention seeking. We also spend a good deal of time exploring some practical advice for people, and the friends and relatives of those people, who are themselves feeling suicidal. For show notes and to join the conversation visit: http://myownworstenemy.org/podcast Email: danny@myownworstenemy.org Follow Danny on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dannydwhittaker

The Throw In is back on Monday 22nd for the 2017 GAA Championship season. Will Slattery will be presenting and will be joined each Monday by some of GAA's biggest names including Joe Brolly, Tomás Ó'Sé, Brendan Cummins and John Mullane. Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories completes the Throw In line-up as he brings the fan's voice to the show with some interesting takes on the controversies and off-pitch stories from the world of GAA.

Rory O'Connor the CEO and founder of Scurri appears in this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast. Rory talks about what Scurri does, their competitors, what makes them stand out from their competitors, why customer service is very important and why Slack is an important business tools. Rory also mentions the best piece of advice he has received and what advice he would give to new startups.

In episode 17 of Mediaflash Jack Murray talks to the creative duo behind Rory's Story Cubes. Rory O'Connor and Anita Murphy of The Creativity Hub join us in studio to talk about the idea behind the product, the difficulties setting up the company & their deal with DC Comics for a Batman version of the cubes. And here we go! http://www.creativityhub.com/ https://www.storycubes.com/ http://mediahq.com/ https://twitter.com/mediahqnews https://twitter.com/mediamurray?lang=en https://twitter.com/storycubes https://twitter.com/anitamurphy https://twitter.com/roryoconnor http://www.extraordinaires.com/

The Kingdom of Connacht in the west of Ireland represented one of the greatest obstacles to Norman domination of Ireland. The ruling family, the O'Connors had resisted Norman intrusion into their kingdom on several occasions. However in the 1190s their power began to fade. As three members of the family - Cathal 'of the Red Hand' O'Connor, his brother and grandnephew battled for the crown, the Normans were quick to intervene. The results were disastrous. Led by William Burke and the self styled 'Prince of Ulster' John de Courcy, their arrival saw Connacht explode in violence.*************************************************************************This show proved to be one of the most difficult to write and make. While I have a fairly good handle on the topic, the intrigues that make it interesting are byzantine in nature. The very essences of the story - a dispute within the O'Connor family is deeply confusing. There are four distinct factions all lead by relatives who share similar names. The faction is lead by Rory O'Connor while two others are lead by his brother Cathal 'of the Red Hand' and his son Conor (yes his name is Conor O'Connor!). Finally to make matter even more complicated a fourth faction is lead by Conor's son, another Cathal. He was known as a Cathal 'Carrach' O'Connor. To make the storyflow easier I changed Cathal 'Carrach' O'Connor's name to the simpler Carrach (pronounced Carr-ock)O'Connor. The Norman side is equally complex. The two leading figures are John de Courcy and William Burke. Burke supported three differing factions and this makes their involvement labyrinthine at times. When you listen to the show I would be really grateful if you could let me know what you thought - feedback is very useful when I am making future shows. Thanks Fin  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tycho is the project of designer-turned-musician Scott Hansen, along with guitarist Zac Brown and drummer Rory O'Connor. For this episode, which was recorded in front of a live audience in San Francisco, Scott breaks down the title track from the 2014 Tycho album Awake, including a note he misplayed, and a vocal part you aren't really supposed to know about. songexploder.net/tycho

In 1173 Strongbow returned to Ireland after fighting in Normandy for his king Henry II. Within months he faced one of the biggest crises since the invasion had begun as Gaelic resistance to the Invasion surged. Not only was his castle at Kilkenny destroyed but west of the Shannon Ireland's most powerful king Rory O'Connor was planning a major assault on the colony. The Norman presence in Ireland teetered on the brink of potential annihilation. Listen to the podcast to find out what happened.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After their brutal conquest of Waterford, Diarmait McMurrough and his Norman allies marshaled their forces and marched on Dublin. If the most important town in medieval Ireland fell into their hands it could be a game changer. The claims of Rory O'Connor of Connacht to be Ireland's most powerful king would be in tatters. This scenario set up a major conflict over Dublin as Rory marched west, reaching the town before the Normans and digging in. Listen to the show to find out what happened....In the show I ask for your feedback on this series on the Norman Invasion @irishhistory on twitter, Irishhistorypodcast on facebook or if email works better you'll find me at history@irishhistorypodcast.ie  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On May 1st 1169, Robert FitzStephen a Norman Knight from Wales, finds himself on Bannow Strand, Ireland leading 300 Norman mercenaries. Their mission - to restore Diarmait McMurrough, the one time gaelic king of Leinster to power. However both they and Diarmait have much greater ambitions.With a few days of arriving in Ireland the Normans are outside the walls of Wexford besieging what is one of Ireland's most important medieval towns. Although few know it at the time the Norman conquest is well underway. However its not all plain sailing for the Normans - before this show ends they will face the wrath of Ireland's most powerful king Rory O'Connor.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This podcast looks at the first Normans to arrive in Ireland, in a chapter often forgotten by the history books. These mercenaries accompany Diarmait McMurrough who returned to Ireland in 1167 to pave the way for the larger forces of Strongbow. However if these warriors led by Robert FitzGodibert, thought the Gaelic Irish were going to be a pushover they are in for a rude awakening.They quickly run into the might of Rory O'Connor, perhaps the most powerful Gaelic King in Irish history and things don't go according to plan. Let me know what you thought of the show by contacting me @irishhistory on twitter or irishhistorypodcast on facebook  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This show looks at some of the most pivotal events in Ireland's history. As Part I of the Norman invasion drew to a close Diarmait McMurrough, the King of Leinster was routed after his powerful ally Muirchertach McLochlainn was killed in 1166. His rivals Rory O'Connor and Tiernan O'Rourke then forced him into exile.This episode follows Diarmait as he journeys across into the medieval crossroads that was the Irish sea in the Middle Ages. Diarmait is on mission to find allies in the powerful Norman Angevin Empire ruled by Henry II. He is in a desperate position - if he cannot secure the help of Henry II to restore him to power he is doomed.Diarmait's enthralling quest takes us across Northern Europe from Wales to Normandy and even as far as the Duchy of Aquitaine in western France. Before the show ends he will have met with King Henry II and several Norman nobles not least among them the famous Lord - Strongbow. As Diarmait negotiates with these men - some of the most of the age - seeking military aid, the history of Ireland hangs in the balance!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.