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Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news from around the racing world today. They reflect on all the action from the Curragh over the weekend, dissecting the 2 Guineas and the Tattersalls Gold Cup. Looking ahead to Epsom, they are joined by Andrew Balding, trainer of Derby hopeful The Foxes, who also gives his view on the Irish 2,000 Guineas and the Chaldean/Paddington match-up. Trainer David Menuisier confirms Heartache Tonight on course for the Oaks, in which she'll be ridden by Cristian Demuro. Also on today's show, Aussie-based owner/agent James Harron talks Nick through Royal Ascot plans for star sprinter Cannonball, while HK based trainer Doug Whyte reflects on another barnstorming effort from Russian Emperor, who may have the Melbourne Cup as a target.

The Metro East family of a missing woman now has answers after two men were charged with her disappearance and death Thursday. On Jan. 17, 2013, Patrenia 'Trina' Butler-Turner was reported missing in East St. Louis, Illinois by her relatives after she was last seen getting into a red pick-up truck. Butler-Turner, 40, was a mother of three and a former housekeeper, her mother Ruth told 5 On Your Side. Pontoon Beach Police Chief Chris Modrusic said the break in the case came after skeletal remains were discovered in a wooded area along Rte. 111. Charges were announced against 55-year-old Roger Sutton Jr., of Pontoon Beach, Illinois, and his nephew 32-year-old Nathan Beyer, of Alton, Illinois. Both men were charged with the concealment of a dead body. Sutton Jr. is also facing a first-degree murder charge. The relationship between Butler-Turner and the men is yet known. Police are still gathering evidence and turning to the public to help crack the rest of this case, specifically any connection between Butler-Turner and the suspects Sutton and Beyer. If so, individuals are encouraged to reach out to the Pontoon Beach Police Department's detective division at 618-931-5100. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-gordone/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-gordone/support

Nick, in Baltimore for the Preakness Stakes, is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to look over all today's news from around the racing world. Nick talks to trainer Bob Baffert about seeking an eighth win in the Preakness Stakes and how he feels to be back at the centre of a Triple Crown race for the first time since the Kentucky Derby DQ of Medina Spirit. Nick and Jane continue our look at the key York trials, and ask what the Dante told us about likely outcomes at Epsom. Nick talks to Ruth Dancer of White Griffin about York's sustainability drive, while - as promised - Lydia has been sampling the track's new Theakston's IPA in the Flying Frankie bar. In response to yesterday's call for more pre-race screening, Nick talks to Stevie O'Dwyer. whose company Trojan Track is attempting to revolutionise racing with biomechanics and AI. With Newbury's big day this weekend, Nick talks to Clerk Keith Ottesen, while Graham Cunningham gives the lowdown on that card from a WorldPool standpoint. Goffs auctioneer Nick Nugent drops in to talk about the London Sale, while Jour de Galop's Adrien Cugnasse gives us all the relevant insight into Auteuil's big weekend.

Nick, in Baltimore for the Preakness Stakes, is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to look over all today's news from around the racing world. Nick talks to trainer Bob Baffert about seeking an eighth win in the Preakness Stakes and how he feels to be back at the centre of a Triple Crown race for the first time since the Kentucky Derby DQ of Medina Spirit. Nick and Jane continue our look at the key York trials, and ask what the Dante told us about likely outcomes at Epsom. Nick talks to Ruth Dancer of White Griffin about York's sustainability drive, while - as promised - Lydia has been sampling the track's new Theakston's IPA in the Flying Frankie bar. In response to yesterday's call for more pre-race screening, Nick talks to Stevie O'Dwyer. whose company Trojan Track is attempting to revolutionise racing with biomechanics and AI. With Newbury's big day this weekend, Nick talks to Clerk Keith Ottesen, while Graham Cunningham gives the lowdown on that card from a WorldPool standpoint. Goffs auctioneer Nick Nugent drops in to talk about the London Sale, while Jour de Galop's Adrien Cugnasse gives us all the relevant insight into Auteuil's big weekend.

For Dublin's own David Clinch, media is serious business. He's been working on the front lines of innovative journalism and the complete overhaul of the news business for the past 30 years.He jokes that he's been called “the Zelig of the media,” an “accidental journalist” popping up in key roles at the companies driving the changing media landscape, including ITN News in London, CNN where he helped manage the CNN International Desk in Atlanta and pioneered the use of social media for international newsgathering, a direction he pursued to help our previous Irish Stew guest Mark Little build Storyful, the social media news agency at the intersection of media and technology.Currently, David concentrates on the core elements that enable journalism to thrive, particularly the financial underpinnings that sustain modern news media. He serves as the VP of Partnerships at Mather Economics, assisting companies in formulating sustainable business strategies and curating the influential “Mather Report. As the founder and consultant for Media Growth Partners he's helping keep small news organizations viable, while developing a framework for capturing the value of local news reporting.”Born in England to Irish parents, David stayed there just long enough to develop an English accent that was “beaten out of me” he jokes when the family moved to Dublin. He studied at Belvedere College and Trinity College Dublin, saying “it was your fate if you were a Clinch in Dublin at that time.”David shares how Bono opened up his world view, his start in media with a pirate radio station, why he was told he'd never work for RTE, how he found his way into television, his move to Atlanta to work for the emerging global news powerhouse CNN, the growth of digital forensic journalism, why he's so concerned with establishing the value of local media, and his open invitation to anyone in media to show them the framework he's building to build local media through what he calls “organized laziness.”Join us for “a short history of the future of news,” with media innovator, David Clinch.LinksWebsites Mather Economics Media Growth Partners Social MediaLinkedIn: David ClinchTwitter: David ClinchTwitter: Mather Economics Twitter: Media Growth Partners

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the latest on the Irish Media Rights deal and the breakaway faction of five tracks who are now set to join Sky Sports Racing. AIR's CEO Paul Hensey and Chair of the HRI Media Rights Committee Conor O'Neill join the show. Nick and Jane continue the coverage of Chester's May Festival, accompanied by James Fanshawe, whose Novel Legend has missed the cut for the Chester Cup, while they also discuss the developing case of the scratched Kentucky Derby favourite Forte, the subject of an expose in the New York Times today. France Galop CEO Olivier Delloye drops into talk about the expansion of the Arc field, while Coral PR boss Simon Clare talks about the new fly on the wall documentary with Joe Tizzard. JA McGrath brings you the latest from Hong Kong?

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the latest on the Irish Media Rights deal and the breakaway faction of five tracks who are now set to join Sky Sports Racing. AIR's CEO Paul Hensey and Chair of the HRI Media Rights Committee Conor O'Neill join the show. Nick and Jane continue the coverage of Chester's May Festival, accompanied by James Fanshawe, whose Novel Legend has missed the cut for the Chester Cup, while they also discuss the developing case of the scratched Kentucky Derby favourite Forte, the subject of an expose in the New York Times today. France Galop CEO Olivier Delloye drops into talk about the expansion of the Arc field, while Coral PR boss Simon Clare talks about the new fly on the wall documentary with Joe Tizzard. JA McGrath brings you the latest from Hong Kong.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV host/analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. The begin with the sensational news of enforced scratching from the Kentucky Derby and the indefinite suspension of trainer Saffie Joseph, who joins Nick to express his anger at the situation. Also on today's show, Nick talks Kentucky Derby with Hall of Fame-turned NBC analyst Jerry Bailey and trainer of first time starter Ben Colebrook. Nick and Jane look ahead to the Guineas with final decs, while Jane updates us on the David Dunne appeal. Cormac Farrell tells us about topping the Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up Sales, Chloe Martin drops in with news of Racing Staff Week, while Jamie Hart is back to preview Saturday's WorldPool action. Plus, there's news on how you can get massive discounts on tickets at York's Dante Festival.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV host/analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. The begin with the sensational news of enforced scratching from the Kentucky Derby and the indefinite suspension of trainer Saffie Joseph, who joins Nick to express his anger at the situation. Also on today's show, Nick talks Kentucky Derby with Hall of Fame-turned NBC analyst Jerry Bailey and trainer of first time starter Ben Colebrook. Nick and Jane look ahead to the Guineas with final decs, while Jane updates us on the David Dunne appeal. Cormac Farrell tells us about topping the Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up Sales, Chloe Martin drops in with news of Racing Staff Week, while Jamie Hart is back to preview Saturday's WorldPool action. Plus, there's news on how you can get massive discounts on tickets at York's Dante Festival.

The prison system here has come in for considerable criticism over recent days, with Prison Officers describing jails as creaking at the seams due to overcrowding and violence. The Director of the Prison Service Caron McCaffrey spoke with RTE's Paul Reynolds.

Beidh Inis Gé Theas le feiceáil sa dara clár den tsraith teilifíse 'Ireland's Wild Islands' ar RTE 1 Dé Domhnaigh. Thaistil Eoin timpeall chósta na hÉireann sa Naomh Sineach don tsraith.

Historian Liz Gillis on the new two-part RTE documentary series, The Silent Civil War, featuring never before heard testimony of those who took part in the conflict.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss all the latest news and events from around the racing world. Channel 7's Jason Richardson joins from the outset to pay tribute to Australian jockey Dean Holland, who has died aged 35. Nick and Jane review the weekend action in the company of Julian Richmond Watson, owner-breeder of Guineas trial winner Remarquee. They also discuss look ahead to Punchestown and the likely Mullins benefit, with Jane providing numbers that will strike fear in the heart of the trainer's rivals. They also talk Bravemansgame, protestors at the Scottish National, the talent of Jack Tudor and the ongoing threat to Irish pointing. Further afield, Nick talks to Wesley Ward about his latest Ascot-bound flying machine, while long standing Arkansas based owner Frank Fletcher lives the Kentucky Derby dream with Rocket Can, the 84th horse he has named after his dog.

Paramedic and firefighter Peter Hunt features in a new Irish language documentary series 999 Faoi Oiliúint, RTE 1 tonight at 8pm, which follows the lives of those training for the front line.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss all the latest news and events from around the racing world. Channel 7's Jason Richardson joins from the outset to pay tribute to Australian jockey Dean Holland, who has died aged 35. Nick and Jane review the weekend action in the company of Julian Richmond Watson, owner-breeder of Guineas trial winner Remarquee. They also discuss look ahead to Punchestown and the likely Mullins benefit, with Jane providing numbers that will strike fear in the heart of the trainer's rivals. They also talk Bravemansgame, protestors at the Scottish National, the talent of Jack Tudor and the ongoing threat to Irish pointing. Further afield, Nick talks to Wesley Ward about his latest Ascot-bound flying machine, while long standing Arkansas based owner Frank Fletcher lives the Kentucky Derby dream with Rocket Can, the 84th horse he has named after his dog.

Nick is joined by RTE and RTV analyst and host Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They reflect on a mighty performance in the Nell Gwyn from Mammas Girl, whose rider Sean Levey joins the show with some insight into the strength of the horse and the race. Nick catches up with Rodgie Kavanagh, who turned 42,000 into 625k at the Craven Breeze-up last night. With news that the White Paper will likely be released next Thursday, gambling industry expert Neil Channing pops in for a quick chat, while Levy Board CEO Alan Delmonte gives notice of a transparency initiative which will show Levy board contributions to each individual race. Alistair Gordon talks us through the catalogue for the South African National Yearling sale, while Kate Grimwade tells Nick about her London Marathon training in aid of Racing Welfare and slips in some cheeky betting advice from the Varian stable.

Nick is joined by RTE and RTV analyst and host Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They reflect on a mighty performance in the Nell Gwyn from Mammas Girl, whose rider Sean Levey joins the show with some insight into the strength of the horse and the race. Nick catches up with Rodgie Kavanagh, who turned 42,000 into 625k at the Craven Breeze-up last night. With news that the White Paper will likely be released next Thursday, gambling industry expert Neil Channing pops in for a quick chat, while Levy Board CEO Alan Delmonte gives notice of a transparency initiative which will show Levy board contributions to each individual race. Alistair Gordon talks us through the catalogue for the South African National Yearling sale, while Kate Grimwade tells Nick about her London Marathon training in aid of Racing Welfare and slips in some cheeky betting advice from the Varian stable.

Tá taighde déanta le déanaí air chuimhne na ndaoine ar Chogadh na gCarad sa tír seo. Beidh tortha na h-oibre le feiscint ins na seachtainí seo romhainn ar RTE 1.

Ag labhairt faoina gcuid oibre leis an tSeirbhís Otharcharranna agus an Briogáid Dóiteán agus an clár 999 Faoi Oiliúint a bheidg ar RTE anocht

Former RTE Washington Correspondent Carole Coleman, RTE's Pat McGrath on how Ballina is preparing to welcome President Biden

Alan Swan is currently responsible for all branded Content Partnerships at RTE, Irelands National Television and Radio Broadcaster. He is the former Head of Music Content for RTE2FM and the author of music book “:From The Cradle to the Stage.” You'll love his fresh media insights. Tune in!  Connect With Alan Swan Twitter: https://twitter.com/alanswan Website: http://alanswan.com/ Music Book: 'From The Cradle to the Stage'. - http://alanswan.com/index.php/book/   About the Show  *****Thank you so much for listening to the TAKIN' A WALK PODCAST SHOW hosted by Buzz Knight!   Listen to more honest conversations with a compelling mix of guests ranging from musicians, authors, and insiders with their own stories. Get inspired, get motivated, and gain insights from honest conversations every week that can help you with your own journey. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and be part of this blessed family. Website: https://takinawalk.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thebuzzknight LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/buzzknight   Please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with your friends and family! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Sean Quinn knows exactly what he did but chooses not to understand. It's very easy for him to find others are to blame.”Enniskillen-born filmmaker, Trevor Birney, has spent five years on his documentary, Quinn Country, which aired on RTE late last year. The three-part series paints a visceral portrait of a man haunted by feelings of injustice and betrayal; not least in part due to the contributions from the former billionaire himself, from his palatial home in Co. Cavan.The documentary charts the rise and fall of Quinn and his business empire, with a particular focus on his Anglo Irish Bank gamble and the violent attack on former Quinn executive, Kevin Lunney.In a story to rival a Shakespearean drama, Birney skilfully pulls all the strands of the complicated story together in one place.Here he speaks to In The News about his many hours of interviews with Sean Quinn, filming during outbreaks of vigilante violence, and the fatal character flaw that brought down one of the titans of Irish business.Also on this episode is Irish Times Public Affairs Editor Simon Carswell. This episode was originally broadcast in December 2022. Presented by Aideen Finnegan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

They were supposed to be the ‘ceasefire babies' – a new generation that grew up in peace – but young people south of the border seem to be forgetting the conflict. We hear about new research from The Sunday Times, and speak to a friend of the young journalist Lyra McKee, whose shooting on the streets of Derry in 2019 was a reminder not to take peace for granted.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guests:- Alison Millar, documentary director. - Rachel Lavin, senior data and digital graphics journalist, The Times and The Sunday Times. Host: Manveen Rana. Clips: BBC, RTE, DW News, Sinn Fein, AP, Erica Starling productions, 5News. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick is joined by RTE broadcaster and journalist Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. Breaking News regarding the Police and Financial Conduct Authority's investigation into companies founded by leading racehorse owner John Dance heads today's news list, followed by a lengthy interview with Davy Russell about his comeback at Aintree, where he'll ride Galvin in the National. Neil Channing joins the show to discuss the implications of the Scott Benton sting for the gambling and racing industries, while US trainer Kenny McPeek is dreaming of Epsom glory with Mendelssohn's March and JA McGrath brings the latest from Hong Kong. Nick and Jane also discuss University College Cork banning the promotion of racing and a tense time ahead for Leopardstown as they attempt to stave off a housing development.

Nick is joined by RTE broadcaster and journalist Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. Breaking News regarding the Police and Financial Conduct Authority's investigation into companies founded by leading racehorse owner John Dance heads today's news list, followed by a lengthy interview with Davy Russell about his comeback at Aintree, where he'll ride Galvin in the National. Neil Channing joins the show to discuss the implications of the Scott Benton sting for the gambling and racing industries, while US trainer Kenny McPeek is dreaming of Epsom glory with Mendelssohn's March and JA McGrath brings the latest from Hong Kong. Nick and Jane also discuss University College Cork banning the promotion of racing and a tense time ahead for Leopardstown as they attempt to stave off a housing development.

We're back for more awfully interesting science! Join Joomi Kim, Jessica Rose and Jonathan Couey along with RTE co-hosts Liam Sturgess and Mathew Crawford for an open science session.Find more of our guests' work at the links below.Joomi Kim: https://joomi.substack.comJessica Rose: https://www.jessicasuniverse.comJonathan Couey: https://gigaohmbiological.comJoin our Locals community for show notes, exclusive content and to work alongside us: https://roundingtheearth.locals.com/Subscribe to Rounding the Earth on Substack: https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/Support us by checking out our sponsor page: https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/rounding-the-earth-sponsors-and-partnersFollow us on all our platforms:Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1718605Odysee: https://odysee.com/@RoundingtheEarth:8YouTube: Deplatformed on February 5, 2023Rokfin: https://rokfin.com/RoundingtheEarthBitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/roundingtheearth/Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/roundingtheearthTwitter: https://twitter.com/RoundEarthClub/Visit the Campfire Wiki: https://www.campfire.wiki/

Tom Bán is a bushcraft survival expert. Bush Kids airs at 8.55am this week and next week on RTE 2.

RTE's Southern Editor Pascal Sheehy on the jailing of a father of nine for the manslaughter of a homeless man in Cork three years ago

Gabe of Libre Solutions Network joins Mathew Crawford and Liam Sturgess to introduce the RTE community to an ever-growing world of alternative platforms for social media, communication and more.Find more of Gabe at https://libresolutions.network/ and https://libresolutionsnetwork.substack.com/Join our Locals community for show notes, exclusive content and to work alongside us: https://roundingtheearth.locals.com/Subscribe to Rounding the Earth on Substack: https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/Support us by checking out our sponsor page: https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/rounding-the-earth-sponsors-and-partnersFollow us on all our platforms:Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1718605Odysee: https://odysee.com/@RoundingtheEarth:8YouTube: Deplatformed on February 5, 2023Rokfin: https://rokfin.com/RoundingtheEarthBitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/roundingtheearth/Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/roundingtheearthTwitter: https://twitter.com/RoundEarthClub/Visit the Campfire Wiki: https://www.campfire.wiki/

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. They continue to reflect on aspects of Cheltenham last week, while taking stock of some notable developments and upcoming races from around the world. On today's show, Caldwell rep Joey Logan brings us the latest on Mighty Potter, the ride he received and more. Also, ex-jockey and trainer Thierry Doumen tells the sad tale of the fate that befell Galopin Des Champs's sire, Timos, whom he raced for the Marquesa de Moratalla. Katie Walsh reflects on Any Second Now's performance at Navan and looks ahead to tonight's Goffs Breeze-Up sale in Dubai, while Coolmore's Tom Magnier explains the significance of Shinzo's win under Ryan Moore in the Golden Slipper. 1ST Racing CEO Aidan Butler outlines the new Royal Palm series, giving US horses an automatic entry to Royal Ascot, while Con O'Keefe - who stands Impaire et Passe's sire Diamond Boy - is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. They continue to reflect on aspects of Cheltenham last week, while taking stock of some notable developments and upcoming races from around the world. On today's show, Caldwell rep Joey Logan brings us the latest on Mighty Potter, the ride he received and more. Also, ex-jockey and trainer Thierry Doumen tells the sad tale of the fate that befell Galopin Des Champs's sire, Timos, whom he raced for the Marquesa de Moratalla. Katie Walsh reflects on Any Second Now's performance at Navan and looks ahead to tonight's Goffs Breeze-Up sale in Dubai, while Coolmore's Tom Magnier explains the significance of Shinzo's win under Ryan Moore in the Golden Slipper. 1ST Racing CEO Aidan Butler outlines the new Royal Palm series, giving US horses an automatic entry to Royal Ascot, while Con O'Keefe - who stands Impaire et Passe's sire Diamond Boy - is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

This episode encapsulates one key factor, (based on my experience in the field working as a scrum master, with scrum masters as an agile coach and RTE and even as product owner) paying attention to which can help a scrum master moving the needle from being a good to a great one at it. What is this one critical success factor which does need help from so many other facets of a scrum master persona to succeed. @agilepakistan @pakistanagileeducation5104 @PakistanAgileScrumExchange @AgileIndy @Agilealliance @agilealliancebrazil-meetup9795 @agileindonesia6256 @scrumalliance @ScrumOrg @ScaledAgileInc

RTE correspondents Pascal Sheehy, Eileen Magnier and Sinead Crowley report on parades taking place around the country

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan on Day Three of the Cheltenham Festival in an episode brought to you from the Fitzdares Club in the Orchard. They reflect on all the action from Champion Chase today, and look ahead to what promises to be a good day for returning rider Davy Russell, who kicked off the day firing back at comments made by Michael O'Leary on ITV. Joining the show today are Brian Gleeson, following yesterday's extraordinary triumph with A Dream to Share, Martin Kelly with international news, Boodles CEO and owner of Ga Law Michael Wainwright, Neil Phillips with food and wine and our artist in residence Liz Armstrong.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan on Day Three of the Cheltenham Festival in an episode brought to you from the Fitzdares Club in the Orchard. They reflect on all the action from Champion Chase today, and look ahead to what promises to be a good day for returning rider Davy Russell, who kicked off the day firing back at comments made by Michael O'Leary on ITV. Joining the show today are Brian Gleeson, following yesterday's extraordinary triumph with A Dream to Share, Martin Kelly with international news, Boodles CEO and owner of Ga Law Michael Wainwright, Neil Phillips with food and wine and our artist in residence Liz Armstrong.

A new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland has been announced. The Windsor Framework replaces the Northern Ireland Protocol - that was deemed unworkable, but does this new deal solve Northern Ireland's trading arrangements? In his speech in Windsor, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said his new framework agreement had "removed any sense of a border in the Irish Sea". It is true that Northern Ireland consumers should certainly have no sense of a border when it comes to buying food, plants and medicines or taking their dog on the ferry to Scotland. But it will still be a trade border of sorts. Moving goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland remains conditional: it will require signing up to trusted trader schemes, providing information on what goods are moving and having the correct labelling. But given the constraints the UK set itself back in 2017 - a hard Brexit with no land border on the island of Ireland - that may be as good as it gets. Rishi Sunak and EU chief, Ursula von der Leyen, seemed comfortable together in Windsor but it's still unclear whether the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland will back the agreement and bring back the power-sharing government. So, is the Windsor Framework a feasible solution? How did Mr Sunak make such progress where his predecessors failed to? If the DUP do reject it, does this mean Brexit can never truly be ‘done'? And what would be the implications for Northern Ireland, Great Britain and the EU if the wrangling over the border continues indefinitely? Chris Morris is joined by: Raoul Ruparel, special advisor on Europe to former UK Prime Minister Theresa May from 2018-19. Tony Connolly, Europe Editor for Ireland's national broadcaster RTE. He is the author of Brexit & Ireland: The Dangers, the Opportunities, and the Inside Story of the Irish Response. Professor Danuta Hübner, a Polish MEP and a member of the European Parliament's UK Contact Group . Also featuring: Sammy Wilson, Democratic Unionist Party MP for East Antrim and DUP chief whip Image: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen during a press conference at the Guildhall in Windsor, Berkshire, following the announcement that they have struck a deal over the Northern Ireland Protocol. Credit: PA Producers: Imogen Wallace and Pandita Lorenz

Esteemed scientists Joomi Kim, Jessica Rose and Jonathan Couey join RTE co-hosts Liam Sturgess and Mathew Crawford to discuss some awful and interesting scientific publications making the rounds. You might call them awfully interesting!Find more of our guests' work at the links below.Joomi Kim: https://joomi.substack.comJessica Rose: https://www.jessicasuniverse.comJonathan Couey: https://gigaohmbiological.comJoin our Locals community for show notes, exclusive content and to work alongside us: https://roundingtheearth.locals.com/Subscribe to Rounding the Earth on Substack: https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/Support us by checking out our sponsor page: https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/rounding-the-earth-sponsors-and-partnersFollow us on all our platforms:Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1718605Odysee: https://odysee.com/@RoundingtheEarth:8YouTube: Deplatformed on February 5, 2023Rokfin: https://rokfin.com/RoundingtheEarthBitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/roundingtheearth/Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/roundingtheearthTwitter: https://twitter.com/RoundEarthClub/Visit the Campfire Wiki: https://www.campfire.wiki/

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events form around the racing world. They begin with encouraging news surrounding the fitness of rider Mark Walsh, as explained to Nick by his agent Gary Gribbin. Also on today's show, Joe Chambers canters through the nine strong team in the Ricci ownership, which includes some surprising targets, while trainer Paul Fahey bids to emulate his brother Peter by winning this Saturday's Imperial Cup before heading on to the Festival. Nick and Jane also discuss the one year ban incurred by French Jumps trainer David Cottin, while the IHRB offers an explanation for the delay to the annual report. This week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest is Tim Varey from Batsford Stud.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events form around the racing world. They begin with encouraging news surrounding the fitness of rider Mark Walsh, as explained to Nick by his agent Gary Gribbin. Also on today's show, Joe Chambers canters through the nine strong team in the Ricci ownership, which includes some surprising targets, while trainer Paul Fahey bids to emulate his brother Peter by winning this Saturday's Imperial Cup before heading on to the Festival. Nick and Jane also discuss the one year ban incurred by French Jumps trainer David Cottin, while the IHRB offers an explanation for the delay to the annual report. This week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest is Tim Varey from Batsford Stud.

Selon les chiffres hebdomadaires de RTE, la consommation électrique française a diminué de 9,7% réduisant ainsi les risques d'une coupure de courant géante.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to digest all the latest news and events from around the world of horseracing. Nick begins by reflecting on the Godolphin Thoroughbred Industry Awards last night at York racecourse, which featured victory for long time John O'Shea stalwart Sarah Guest. Fellow judge Dawn Goodfellow explains the importance of the awards to the industry. Ahead of the Grand National weights, we catch up with Lucinda Russell and Peter Scudamore to talk about Coach Rambler and Gold Cup fancy Ahoy Señor. Also on today's show, Newsells Park owner Graham Smith-Bernal is a fascinating Weatherbys Bloodstock guest, while big name owner Amr Zedan looks ahead to the Saudi Cup with Taiba and Country Grammer. Nick and Jane also discuss the IHRB's reaction to the Homer Scott story, the end of 2022 Irish anti-doping report, the sale of Brandy Love, the retirement of Bristol de Mai and more.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to digest all the latest news and events from around the world of horseracing. Nick begins by reflecting on the Godolphin Thoroughbred Industry Awards last night at York racecourse, which featured victory for long time John O'Shea stalwart Sarah Guest. Fellow judge Dawn Goodfellow explains the importance of the awards to the industry. Ahead of the Grand National weights, we catch up with Lucinda Russell and Peter Scudamore to talk about Coach Rambler and Gold Cup fancy Ahoy Señor. Also on today's show, Newsells Park owner Graham Smith-Bernal is a fascinating Weatherbys Bloodstock guest, while big name owner Amr Zedan looks ahead to the Saudi Cup with Taiba and Country Grammer. Nick and Jane also discuss the IHRB's reaction to the Homer Scott story, the end of 2022 Irish anti-doping report, the sale of Brandy Love, the retirement of Bristol de Mai and more.

durée : 00:46:47 - On n'arrete pas l'éco - par : Alexandra Bensaid - A l'aube du premier anniversaire de la guerre en Ukraine, émission spéciale sur les conséquences économiques et les leçons à tirer. Débat, reportage, vie au boulot et un invité : Xavier Piechaczyk, celui qui régit l'équilibre électrique de la France en tant que président du directoire de RTE. - invités : Xavier Piechaczyk - Xavier Piechaczyk : Président du directoire de RTE, gestionnaire du réseau de transport de l'électricité en France - réalisé par : Céline ILLA

After seeing Billy Connolly perform on stage in Limerick , Karl Spain knew that he wanted to be a comedian. But it wasn't going to be easy. He spent many nights in tiny comedy clubs, sometimes getting heckled, sometimes performing to just a handful of people. But he kept showing up and his tenacity has certainly paid off - Karl has carved out a successful career as a stand up, a writer for other comedians and for TV shows like RTE's The Republic of Telly, and he's is just back from a massive UK tour supporting none other than the great Kevin Bridges! In this episode of The Mario Rosenstock Podcast, Karl tells his story and we have a good old natter about all things comedy too Karl's tour dates: Thu 23rd Feb - Kavanagh's, Portlaoise Fri 24th Feb - Dolans Warehouse, Limerick Sat 25th Feb - The Prop Room @ The TLT, Drogheda Fri 3rd Mar - Liberty Hall, Dublin Fri 10th Mar - Riverside Coleraine Sat 11th Mar - Nerve Centre, Derry Sun 12th Mar - Limelight 1, Belfast COMEDY – Bertie Ahern is back! His phone has been hopping and we managed to get exclusive access to his voicemails The Mario Rosenstock Podcast is produced by Patrick Haughey, AudioBrand.

Tom in for Nick and again joined by RTE and RTV broadcaster Jane Mangan to initially look ahead to this weekend and beyond. We hear from Donald McCain who has multiple entries for one of his stable stars Minella Drama, including this weekend's Betfair Ascot Chase and also the Red Mills Chase in Ireland but the likely ground is causing a headache for him. Tom and Jane pick through the notable latest Cheltenham entries and focus in particular on the novice races. We hear from Jonathan Sweeney about Churchstonewarrior's likely run in the National Hunt Chase after his win in the Ten Up at the weekend. Jim Walker, owner of Subjectivist, is on to talk about that horse's comeback from injury and his run in Saudi and Jane Chapple-Hyam is along to pay tribute to her star mare Saffron Beach who retired yesterday and will now head to Frankel. And it's Wednesday so we get the latest from Hong Kong with Jim McGrath.

Tom in for Nick and again joined by RTE and RTV broadcaster Jane Mangan to initially look ahead to this weekend and beyond. We hear from Donald McCain who has multiple entries for one of his stable stars Minella Drama, including this weekend's Betfair Ascot Chase and also the Red Mills Chase in Ireland but the likely ground is causing a headache for him. Tom and Jane pick through the notable latest Cheltenham entries and focus in particular on the novice races. We hear from Jonathan Sweeney about Churchstonewarrior's likely run in the National Hunt Chase after his win in the Ten Up at the weekend. Jim Walker, owner of Subjectivist, is on to talk about that horse's comeback from injury and his run in Saudi and Jane Chapple-Hyam is along to pay tribute to her star mare Saffron Beach who retired yesterday and will now head to Frankel. And it's Wednesday so we get the latest from Hong Kong with Jim McGrath.

This week, Dan Neumann is joined by Ola Tunde, AgileThought's practice Lead for Agile Transformation and Coaching in Mexico and Costa Rica.   In this episode, Tunde shares his insights about the power of SAFe training. He describes various available courses and the outcomes attendees get SAFe Training.   Key Takeaways ● SAFe Training: What is it like? ○ When you assist with SAFe training, there should be three outcomes: 1. Knowledge of real-life applications, 2. You will hear success and failure stories, and 3. Enthusiasm. ● People who attend training often assume that their trainer is the best in the world and knows everything. ○ When people come together, they all learn from each other; the trainer learns from the class, and the participants learn from each other. ● What can a Product Owner expect from a SAFe class? ○ The Product Owner changes its value according to which one has it. ○ If a Product Owner attends a POPM class, they will leave the class knowing how to understand the market. The Product Owner will know the market's strengths, the competitors' strengths, threats, opportunities, and weaknesses (SWOT). ○ We empower Product Owners to understand the market. ○ It is a psychologically safe environment where Product Owners can learn. ● SAFe Advanced Scrum Master Class: ○ This class trains and empowers Scrum Masters to be a master in the market and with their clients, implement change within an enterprise, and collaborate with others at program and team levels. ● Tools a SAFe Scrum Master would learn differently from the tools acquired at a Team Level. ○ SAFe Scrum Master can influence change in an organization. ○ RTE cannot be with the Teams at all times, coaching Product Owners and stakeholders to devise a plan of intent that is reasonable, delivers incremental value, does not constitute a risk, handles the technical data, and dictates what will not be done. ○ PR planning needs the Scrum Master's help (especially in large organizations). ● Leading SAFe: ○ When attendees leave the class, they should be able to influence their Teams to do backlog refinement by understanding the definition and estimates of the backlog. ○ All SAFe classes include PI planning scenarios with them; they go from training to workshop. ● Virtual classes: ○ Everyone with internet service and a computer should be able to receive the class. ○ Interaction between colleagues during classes is an excellent source of learning. ○ Come hungry and open-hearted to the classes. A closed mouth is not fed.   Mentioned in this Episode: Agile Thought Training and Certifications The Leader Who Had No Title: A Modern Fable on Real Success in Business and in Life, by Robin Sharma   Want to Learn More or Get in Touch? Visit the website and catch up with all the episodes on AgileThought.com! Email your thoughts or suggestions to Podcast@AgileThought.com or Tweet @AgileThought using #AgileThoughtPodcast!

You may know SPCT and SAFe® Fellow Carl Starendal for his work around the RTE role, but did you know he has a Norwegian Grammy Award? And that a lot of what he learned about project management and group dynamics happened on a tour bus? In this episode, Carl and Adam discuss parallels between SAFe and the music business, leadership behaviors, and how to modify cultural patterns.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. they lead with the somewhat surprising news that Honeysuckle will indeed race again, but will head to the Mares' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. they are joined by owners' rep Peter Molony to discuss. Also on today's show, Henrietta Knight confirms plans for Brandy Love, who is now set to be one of Honeysuckle's key rivals at Cheltenham. Knight also has strong views on why Leopardstown got so much right over the weekend. nick talks to the track's CEO Tim Husbands. Later in the show, trainer Peter Niven drops in to talk about Malystic running in the Grade 2 game Spirit Chase at the weekend. Nick and Jane also bring an update on injured rider Mark Walsh and discuss the new group of racecourses (UIR) seeking to challenge the media rights status quo in Ireland.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They cast an eye over what's happening in the UK and Ireland this weekend, discuss the small but select entry for the Clarence House, keep an eye on the weather forecast and consider whether Shark Hanlon - who joins the show - can complete an unusual double in Taunton and Palm Beach. Also on today's show, multiple HK Champion Zac Purton gives us a preview of a potential thriller on Sunday week and talks openly about his own journey in the world's most intense jockeys' room. Later, NBC and FanDuel analyst Matt Bernier talks Pegasus, Eclipse Awards and gives an early shout to a horse that has caught his eye for the Kentucky Derby.