Podcasts about Santry

We see how long we can go without talking about the games as two former Hoops are interviewed - Santry era winger Brian Byrne, and first, Karl Sheppard, a league winner at both Rovers and Cork, who meet at Turner's Cross on Friday.

It's the fifth and final part of our 1990s series with Justin Mason and Tommy Tormey. We relive the 1998/99 season, with a guest appearance from Jim Conroy about being in Turkey in the summer of '98. We talk the FAI Super Cup, Jason Sherlock's helicopter, the hole in the net at Oriel Park and more, before a new era under Damien Richardson in Santry begins. On the topic of programme notes...Con Murphy reads a sample from Rico.

Amanda Bracken told Oliver about the group she set up for women like her who wanted to return to football and sport in general. They're running an event celebrating 'Women in Sport' on March 4th in Santry. For further information look up Ballbusterson on Facebook and Instagram.

The National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI), in conjunction with their partners Data Edge, Timing Solutions and HEAnet, are hosting Ireland's inaugural Time & Sync Forum today, 11th Feb 2025, in Santry, Dublin. The event is bringing together a number of leading authorities in timing and synchronisation from Ireland, the UK and the European Commission to discuss key topics and policies relating to critical infrastructure on the island of Ireland. Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) technologies play a crucial role in modern economies, and enable over 10% of Europe's annual GDP, or more than €14 trillion*. Major industries such as communications, energy, transportation, public services and financial services are increasingly reliant on precise timing and timing distribution to deliver their services. Commenting on the event, Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, Peter Burke TD said, "Position, Navigation and Timing technologies are a core part of the work of a number of industries that are cornerstones of the Irish economy. Earlier this year, the Programme for Government committed to delivering a strong enterprise and fiscal framework to support competitiveness and the growth of a strong industrial base which has created jobs, grown exports, promoted innovation, and raised our standard of living. I warmly welcome this event, focussed on building on the launch of the National Timing Grid, and its role in advancing Ireland's domestic capabilities to support industry." Following on from the successful launch of Ireland's first National Timing Grid in 2023, the NSAI is hosting the Forum to promote the continuing need for Ireland to have as much control over its timing infrastructure as possible, including the potential replacement of Greenwich Mean Time with a domestic equivalent. Keynote speakers include Dr. Leon Lobo, Head of the National Timing Centre (NTC) programme at Britain's National Physical Laboratory, who is delivering its national timing strategy. Dr. Lukasz Bonenberg, Space Programmes Policy and Scientific Officer, Joint Research Centre (JRC), European Commission, will also provide his expertise having worked on Galileo, the EU's Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). Between them, Drs. Lobo and Bonenberg will provide an important overview of PNT resiliency across Europe. Along with Data Edge, Timing Solutions and HEAnet, NSAI are currently working on enhancing Ireland's PNT capabilities through the National Timing Grid and the distribution of verified global GNSS data to support compliance with the upcoming EU NIS2 Directive. This update to the EU's original Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive significantly expands cybersecurity obligations for critical infrastructure sectors. NSAI's National Metrology Laboratory (NML), based in Glasnevin, maintains the reference measurement standards for Time & Frequency and contribute their atomic clock data to the International Bureau for Weights and Measures (BIPM) who maintain and calculate Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Whilst Legal Time in Ireland is under the remit of the Department of Justice, the internationally accepted representation of the second in Ireland is maintained by the NSAI's NML. David Fleming, National Standards Authority of Ireland, Technical Manager for Time, said, "We expect this important gathering to provide valuable insights which help us to inform policy development at a Governmental level and outline the requirements for investment in key timing infrastructure for the country. In a time of disruption and major technological advancements, Ireland needs to be as self-sufficient in this area as possible, while also aligning fully with our international counterparts." "With this event, we are aiming to draw in and engage as many interested stakeholders as possible to determine the requirements across the diverse sectors dependent upon precise timing." See more stories here.

On episode 154 I am delighted to be joined by one of the best S&C coaches in gaelic games Sami Dowling. Sami is the Strength & Conditioning coach with the Dublin Senior Ladies football team and played an integral part to Dublin claiming the 2023 All-Ireland title under Mick Bohan. He is currently working full time at SSC in Santry working with elite athletes including Irish international Jamie Finn. He as also worked with Leinster rugby, Irish hockey teams, League of Ireland squads and the 2011 All-Ireland winning Dublin football team under Pat Gilroy. Sami is a top class practitioner with excellent soft skills making him one of the best coaches I've seen in action. A gent on and off the pitch, we ended up chatting for 90 minutes before we recorded. Sami thanks for your time! Recorded in October 2024 A week in the camp with the all-ireland champs piece https://www.rte.ie/sport/womens-football/2024/0702/1457821-a-week-in-camp-with-the-all-ireland-champs/ Find Sami here https://www.instagram.com/sami_dowling/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sami-dowling-msc-9a5034b7/?originalSubdomain=ie Follow The Sideline Live Social Media channels:  ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/thesidelinelive⁠⁠  ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/thesidelinelive/⁠⁠  Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone, Edited using GarageBand Intro music, Watered Eyes by a talented Irish artist, Dillon Ward check him out ⁠here⁠ . If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team ⁠⁠www.prymal.ie⁠⁠ 

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An age-and-climate-friendly village in Kildare and a Halloween safety initiative by An Garda Síochána in Kerry were among the winners of the 2024 National Age Friendly Recognition and Achievement Awards. Announced at the 8th annual awards on 7th November, the winning campaigns were chosen for their exceptional contribution to making Ireland an outstanding place to grow older. MCed by RTÉ star Marty Whelan and hosted this year by Fingal County Council at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Northwood, Santry, Dublin, the National Age Friendly Recognition and Achievement Awards winners were: Age Friendly Transport Award, sponsored by the Department of Transport: Cnoc (Inverin) and Casla Bus Shelters, Connemara, Galway County Council. This project was designed to improve accessibility and user comfort at bus stops serving rural Gaeltacht communities in south Connemara. The enhanced facilities increase the attractiveness of public transport and empower older persons to make more climate-friendly transportation choices. Age Friendly Community Innovation Award, sponsored by the Department of Rural & Community Development: Creative Cafés, Monaghan County Council. CreativeCafés are an opportunity for people to get out of the house, meet new people, have a chat and engage in a creative activity, all of which are shown to improve mental health and wellbeing.? It also showcases that public libraries aren't just about books and reading, with the project offering ukulele lessons, acrylic painting, creative writing, Sean Nós dancing, eco crafting, Christmas wreath making and bodhrán making and playing. Age Friendly Communication Award, sponsored by An Post: Development and Publication of a Directory of Health and Social Care Services for Older People, HSE with Laois County Council and Offaly County Council. The ability to access clear and concise information impacts an older person's life, from health and well-being to social connectedness to financial security. A working group comprising HSE, other statutory agencies, and community and voluntary partners developed the directory to link existing cross-sectoral community-based assets. Local consultation with older people informed the planning and this found loneliness to be a real problem in rural areas. The directory signposts opportunities for support, resources and ways to form better social connections. Age Friendly Housing, Brady's Court, South Dublin County Council. The development at Brady's Court represents an exemplifier infill development in an established suburban community - ideally suited and attractive to older residents who would like to right-size. This project is just one example of an ongoing programme of 10 sites currently being developed by South Dublin County Council and is supported by Development Plan policies and objectives which actively encourage age-friendly provision. Age Friendly Environment Award, sponsored by the Centre for Excellence in Universal Design at NDA: Joint winners of this award were: Ballymore Eustace, Age Friendly Climate Friendly Village, Kildare County Council; and Creating Age Friendly & Inclusive Beach Access in Donegal, Donegal County Council & Community Groups. Ballymore Eustace was chosen as a village to become age-friendly and Climate Friendly by the fact that in the last census of 2016, Ballymore Eustace had the largest number of older residents per head of population in the county. From a Climate Action perspective, Ballymore-Eustace was chosen as an example of a rural commuter village and how it can integrate solutions at a community level to adapt to climate change. Age Friendly Safety & Security Award, sponsored by An Garda Síochána: Halloween Safety Door Hanger Initiative, An Garda Síochána, Kerry. This project involved a two-sided waterproof design based on the Traffic Light System, to give people the option of answering the door.?Red is for Stop (No Trick or Treaters) and Green is for Go (Welcome Trick or Treaters).?There are Halloween char...

On this episode Sarah Jane is annoyed over her young child being hit regularly in school, by a boy with ADHD. SHe has demanded the child be removed from the class or put on meds to control his outbursts.

Visit Patreon.com/psychopediapod to join our family of freaks and gain access to exclusive content! For reasons that are somehow both incredibly unclear and crystal clear, a recent "backyard mystery" in Franklin County, Ohio took over the Internet earlier this month. After moving into her new home, Katie Santry discovered a rug buried several feet underground near a blood good tree in her yard. After sharing this bizarre find on TikTok, her follower count skyrocketed from 6,000 to 2.2 million in a matter of just days. People around the world became enthralled by the possibility that the rug concealed dark secrets linked to a potential crime, prompting law enforcement and cadaver dogs to investigate Katie's discovery. While she documented every step of the process online in real time, we are the first podcast where Katie has appeared to discuss this whirlwind event in her life. Tune in to hear her walk us through the various stages of this strange yet undeniably captivating mystery. Instagram + Threads: @psychopediapod @tank.sinatra @investigatorslater Patreon: www.patreon.com/psychopediapod Email: psychopediapod@gmail.com Website: www.psychopediapodcast.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

https://youtu.be/QR9oaNhtxyg Peter Santry, Summit OS Guide and Value Builder Licensee, is driven by a mission to help leadership teams execute like hell in 45 days, aligning their core business strategies to achieve rapid growth and profitability. We discuss the Core Business Lens™ tool, which helps companies identify their key strengths, most profitable customers, and core competencies. Peter explains how this tool allows businesses to sharpen their focus and drive profitability by narrowing in on what they do best. He also highlights the importance of Summit OS's 45-day Execution Momentum, a system designed to achieve early wins and build long-term business momentum, and emphasizes the value of deep client relationships and tailored strategies for sustained success. --- Execute Like Hell in 45 Days with Peter Santry and Summit OS® Good day, dear listeners. Steve Preda here with the Management Blueprint Podcast. And my dear guest today is Peter Santry, a Summit OS guide and value builder licensee who's helping leadership teams align their vision, goals, and actions, and to overcome the challenges and opportunities that come with growth. Peter's clients have achieved remarkable results, such as doubling their revenues, 10x-ing their profits, and attracting private equity capital. Peter, welcome to the show. Thank you, Steve. Glad to be here. And as we've discussed, I've always been an admirer of your work, and I learn something new each time. So I'm really, really happy to be joining you, and I expect to do the same here. Absolutely. We're going to dive into Summit OS and your work and everything. But the first question I'd like to ask is, what is your personal “Why” and what are you doing in your business to manifest it? So I've given this a lot of thought because I changed careers probably 7-8 years ago. At this point in my career, I believe that my highest value, and it dovetails with what I think this country needs is in helping business owners and their people help them really succeed. There's nothing more gratifying for me than to see both owners and their people doing the work that they love, getting compensated wealth for it and then taking the fruits of their efforts and exercising their own personal freedom on how they spend it, whether they choose to buy a home, educate their children, save for the future, or give to the charity of their choice. The point is that they're creating value to exercise their God-given freedom, and we need more of that in America, and that's what really drives me today. Yeah, that's great. I mean, entrepreneurs work so hard and take so much risk that we deserve to get to the fruit of our labor, and we just need some good systems that will get us there. So it's great, it's a great “Why.” So, we talked about this before the show for the listeners and there are some Summit OS tools that you said you like, but we hold in on the Core Business Lens™, which you said was your favorite in this toolkit. So can you tell us about the questions that you ask your clients when you're kind of putting them under the lens and how do you figure out their core business and how does it help them? Yeah, so I really love the core business lens and I introduced it fairly early in any coaching engagement that I have. It really focuses the leadership of teams on the business they should be spending more calories on. So many companies wonder why their growth is slow or why they're having trouble attracting new clients. And often that's happening because their product or service is so diffuse that prospects don't know who they are. And that's a problem. So what I do is I step back or have them step back and answer the following five questions. And the first one is, what are you best at or what is the core competency that allows you to bring value to your customers? And the answer is usually the original service that the company was founded on before they branched into other areas.

Peter Santry, Summit OS Guide and Value Builder Licensee, is driven by a mission to help leadership teams execute like hell in 45 days, aligning their core business strategies to achieve rapid growth and profitability.   We discuss the Core Business Lens™ tool, which helps companies identify their key strengths, most profitable customers, and core competencies. Peter explains how this tool allows businesses to sharpen their focus and drive profitability by narrowing in on what they do best. He also highlights the importance of Summit OS's 45-day Execution Momentum, a system designed to achieve early wins and build long-term business momentum, and emphasizes the value of deep client relationships and tailored strategies for sustained success.   (0:54) Peter's personal Why (2:11) The Core Business Lens tool (10:50) 45-day Execution Momentum (20:27) Working with growth-oriented companies (27:07) Connect with Peter   Links and Resources Peter's LinkedIn  Fox Run Advisors  Test-drive the Summit OS® Toolkit: https://stevepreda.com/summit-os-toolkit/ Management Blueprint® Podcast on Youtube https://bit.ly/MBPodcastPlaylistYT  Steve Preda's books on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B08XPTF4ST/allbooks  Follow video shorts of current and past episodes on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/stevepreda-com/

Who says musicians can't make bank? In this episode, Matt Santry joins our host Bree Noble for a stimulating conversation on breaking free from the scarcity mindset prevalent among musicians. Together, they explore the notion that being a well-paid musician is not only possible but achievable, particularly through avenues like private events. As the founder of Well Paid Musician, Matt shares strategies and experiences on how he not only succeeded in this endeavor but also empowers other musicians to do the same. Step out of the gigging grind and into a world of fulfilling musical opportunities!

Listeners of this show will be familiar with Author and Immunologist, Professor Luke O'Neill. Well, along with leading groundbreaking trials and research in Trinity College Dublin and his contributions to this show Luke is on a mission to recruit more Irish scientists some as young as nine. Newstalk reporter Sarah Madden gets a bird's eye look at the action as Luke went to meet the primary school boys from Holy Child BNS in Larkhill, Santry.

Jon Jonsson, 41, vanished in Dublin in 2019 while in Ireland to play poker. A father of four and a taxi driver in his native Iceland, he was travelling with his fiance.For some reason he left his hotel, The Bonnington, on a bright February afternoon; CCTV cameras capture him walking along the busy road. After the second sighting near the hotel, he vanishes. He didn't know the area and had no friends in Ireland.To date, no trace of Jonsson has been found. Then this week gardaí, acting on information contained in anonymous letters, searched a park in nearby Santry. Crime and security editor Conor Lally explains this unusual missing persons case. Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by John Casey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gardaí are conducting searches a park in Santry, Dublin for missing Icelandic man Jon Jonsson, who went missing in 2019. We get the latest on this with Muiris O'Cearbhaill a Reporter for the Journal.

Gardaí are conducting searches a park in Santry, Dublin for missing Icelandic man Jon Jonsson, who went missing in 2019. We get the latest on this with Muiris O'Cearbhaill a Reporter for the Journal.

On this episode we heard from a Father who's angry that a Pride/Rainbow flag was on display in his sons primary school class in Dublin. He believes it's not appropriate...others disagreed.

Matt Santry is the founder of Well Paid Musician and an award-winning songwriter with placements on HBO Max and Peacock Networks. As a session vocalist, his voice has been featured on national ad campaigns for brands like NBC's The Voice, Dollar Shave Club, Febreze and more. Aside from earning a great living as a live performer, Matt and Well Paid Musician have helped hundreds of performers from all over the US increase their performance fees, stay in high demand, and have lifestyle business they love.To scale to six figures as a live performer, Matt shares his proven roadmap, which includes mapping the customer journey, developing your unique selling proposition, and building your list.Here's what you'll learn about: Leveraging the 80/20 principle to get paid 3-5X what you normally get paid to perform your original musicUnderstanding the process you need to follow in order to acquire high-paying performance gigsHow to find your unique selling proposition so you can serve your customers on a high level Get in touch with Matt and Well Paid Musician at: https://bit.ly/mm-wmp5Want to Fast Track Your Music Career? Try MusicMentor™ Pro For Free: https://go.modernmusician.me/music-mentorApply for Gold Artist Academy: https://link.modernmusician.me/apply-for-coaching

Welcome to Friday's #OTBAM podcast - Shane & Aisling are in studio, bringing you your sports breakfast fix. It's a GAA heavy Friday with the Tailteann Cup final between Meath & Down to look forward to, as well as the All-Ireland semi-final of Derry v Kerry. OTB AM has a special head-to-head build up of each game. Former Kilkenny Camogie boss, Brian Dowling reflects on there defeat and speaks about the protests. With the legendary Morton games happening tonight in Santry, Irish Olympian, Louise Shanahan is on the line for an update. Timestamps and topics below. (01:00) – Kickoff with Shane & Aisling & Colm (36:50) – GAA w/Paddy Bradley & Mike Frank Russell (01:04:20) – Tailteann Cup w/Danny Hughes & Mickey Burke (01:29:30) – Camogie w/Brian Dowling (01:45:20) – Athletics w/Louise Shanahan Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball.

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack Stockholm-based journalist, Philip O'Connor has spent years warning people about the rise of ugly nationalism and the far right and he rejoins us on the tortoise shack to discuss what the events in Sandwith Street, Inch, Santry and elsewhere tell us about obvious machinations of the far right playbook and how we're repeating the mistakes of others. We look at the role of politics, media and a minority in civil society in sowing the seeds that allowed these dangerous movements to take root. Do check out Philip's podcast at:https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/our-man-in-stockholm/id1422798900 his recent chat with Aofie Gallagher is excellent. The Echo Chamber with Luke Ming Flanagan is out now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-83195455

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack Stockholm-based journalist, Philip O'Connor has spent years warning people about the rise of ugly nationalism and the far right and he rejoins us on the tortoise shack to discuss what the events in Sandwith Street, Inch, Santry and elsewhere tell us about obvious machinations of the far right playbook and how we're repeating the mistakes of others. We look at the role of politics, media and a minority in civil society in sowing the seeds that allowed these dangerous movements to take root. Do check out Philip's podcast at:https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/our-man-in-stockholm/id1422798900 his recent chat with Aofie Gallagher is excellent. The Echo Chamber with Luke Ming Flanagan is out now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-83195455

The Smart 7 Ireland Edition is the daily news podcast that gives you everything you need to know in 7 minutes, at 7am, 7 days a week… Consistently appearing in Ireland's Daily News charts, we're a trusted source for people every day. If you're enjoying it, please follow, share or even post a review, it all helps… Today's episode includes references to the following items:https://twitter.com/i/status/1662508535832354817 https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/22256387/ https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/22256385/ https://twitter.com/i/status/1662774858906841089 https://twitter.com/i/status/1662810403687084034https://twitter.com/i/status/1662630291893256193 https://twitter.com/i/status/1662880048901152768 https://twitter.com/i/status/1662354665055330305 https://twitter.com/i/status/1662582702636146688 Contact us over at Twitter or visit www.thesmart7.com Presented by Ciara Revins, written by Liam Thompson and produced by Daft Doris. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Like similar scenes across the country, protesters in Santry North Dublin preventing hundreds of refugees being moved into a commercial unit in Santry They are not far from the office here so I called out myself to talk to the protestors.... Dessie Ellies, Sinn Fein TD for Dublin North West joined Kieran Cuddihy on the show.

On this episode we discussed an ongoing anti-refugee protest in Airways Industrial Estate in Santry. Locals are said to be scared of the prospect of 300 asylum seekers being moved in and are blocking access to the industrial unit.

Asylum seekers are to be moved into three centres in Santry, Dún Laoghaire and Clondalkin in the coming weeks. It was announced last night that the Government is to place people who have arrived in the country at industrial premises, a former college, and a converted office building. For more on this, we spoke to Dessie Ellis, Sinn Fein TD for Dublin North-West Lucky Khambule, Co-founder of the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland.

Asylum seekers are to be moved into three centres in Santry, Dún Laoghaire and Clondalkin in the coming weeks. It was announced last night that the Government is to place people who have arrived in the country at industrial premises, a former college, and a converted office building. For more on this, we spoke to Dessie Ellis, Sinn Fein TD for Dublin North-West Lucky Khambule, Co-founder of the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland.

Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon, Sports Surgery Clinic, Santry, and Professor of Orthopedics and Surgical Biomechanics at Dublin City University Brian Devitt, is our expert this week on the show today.

Brian Devitt, consultant orthopedic surgeon at the Sports Surgery Clinic in Santry and Professor of Orthopedics and Surgical Biomechanics at Dublin City University is our 'As The Expert' this morning on the show. Consultant Orthopedic surgeon, Brian Devitt, is our expert this week on the show.

The CEO of Clare County Council says it's both and honour and humbling to be named Local Authority of the Year. The Council received the accolade at the Chambers Ireland Excellence Awards last night, which was held at the Crowne Plaza in Santry. Clare County Council was honoured for its commitment to serving the community and also raising the area's profile nationally as a stand-out destination. It also received the 'Festival of the Year' and 'Sustaining The Arts' awards. CEO Pat Dowling has been telling Clare FM's Fiona Cahill that it is made all the more special by virtue of the fact they're being awarded by businesses.

WARNING: contains bad language!!! Today there was war on the show over an incident that has happened in a creche in Santry, Dublin. Katie branded Jeremy a pr*ck live on air over his comments... Things then escalated even further when Katie went head to head with a female caller who said "kids bite, there's nothing you can do about it"!! It's the angriest show we have ever done....

Jim-Jim had a story on emoji glasses and a trailblazer who is hoping to change the emoji! There's also passive aggressive emojis apparently - do you use the thumbs up? That's one!Amy played FM104's InstaGrand AND Nobby was north side yesterday and came across a football museum and Dublin's cheapest brekkie (so he thinks) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We hear from the residents of Cedarview Estate in Santry who are worried they will go homeless due to new parking measures that are coming into force next week. Anton spoke to Eoin McCann a resident in Cedarview to hear about the resident's concerns.

The Big Bark dog podcast is Irelands Number 1 dog related podcast. With new episodes each week, Darragh and his trusty sidekick pups Bruno & Milly bring you the latest news from the canine world with the biggest interviews with pet professionals.The Big Bark is back with a brand new episode today. Episode #54 - This week if you've been following our social pages, you'll be fairly familiar with the #SaveKim campaign - this week we give you an update on the current status of the campaign. Samantha Rawson joins us for our Clever Canines segment brought to you by the Canine College, where this week we chat about the importance of recognising canine body language and giving dogs sufficient space.Its the 15th birthday of Petmania this year and we paid a trip to Petmania in Ballysimon Limerick to chat with Andrea (Asst Manager) and Natalia (store manager) about the celebrations going on in all of their stores.We also chat with Petmania Groomer Michelle Walsh from the Santry store about how much Grooming has changed over the past 15 years as well as the various treatments offered by PetmaniaLinks:https://www.facebook.com/thebigbarkpodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/thebigbarkpodcasthttps://www.twitter.com/bigbarkpodcasthttps://thebigbark.ieGuest Links:#SaveKim Campaignhttps://gript.ie/kims-last-hope-rejected-woman-in-dog-bite-saga-shows-no-mercy/https://www.change.org/p/save-kimTreaty Veterinary Clinic:https://www.treatyveterinaryclinic.com/https://www.instagram.com/treatyvets/https://www.facebook.com/TreatyvetsThe Canine College - Samantha Rawsonhttps://www.instagram.com/samantha.rawson/https://www.facebook.com/dogtrainingexpertPetmania:https://petmania.ie Become a member of The Big Bark Podcast + By becoming a member and subscriber, you can gain access to behind the scenes videos and interviews, bloopers and see what our wonderful puppies get up to. https://plus.acast.com/s/the-big-bark-dog-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's show we're joined by Ireland's new national 5,000m champion, Glengarriff's Darragh McElhinney.Darragh was the star of the show at the 150th National Track and Field championships in Santry at the weekend as he stormed to victory in a time of 13.53.84.Later on the show we're chatting to Carbery's divisional football manager Tim Buckley ahead of their big West Cork derby against Beara on Thursday evening.But before we chat to Darragh and Tim we're looking back on Cork's defeat to Dublin in the All-Ireland quarter final last Saturday.***The Star Sport Podcast is brought to you in association with Access Credit Union.Access Credit Union now offers Cultivate Farm Finance and is ready to support local farmers.With a Cultivate loan, farmers in West Cork can benefit from the local decision making and personal service offered by their Credit Union.To find out more go to www.accesscu.ie/cultivate or call on (028) 21883

Sligo AC's Lauren Cadden speaks to Ocean FM Sport following her gold medal win in the women's 200 metres at Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships in Santry

Sligo AC coach Dermot McDermott speaks to Ocean FM Sport's Austin O'Callaghan about Lauren Cadden, Ruth Monaghan and the success of the club at the National Senior Track and Field Championships in Santry.

Sligo AC athlete and Keash native Finley Daly speaks to Ocean FM Sport's Ronan Flanagan following his silver medal in the senior men's 3000 metre steeplechase at the Irish Life Health National Senior Track & Field Championships in Santry

More controversy surrounding Dublin Airport as residents in Swords and Santry have said that airport goers are abandoning their cars in their areas and clogging up already congested roads. Our reporter Emma Tyrell spoke to residents of housing estates in Swords to hear about what they are dealing with. Joe Newman, Swords Councilor and Eoghan Corry Editor of Air & Travel Magazine joined Kieran on the show to discuss.

The latest BOSS podcast features Dr. Heena Santry, a double-boarded trauma and acute care surgeon and consultant talking about how health care design can help health care equity and prevent moral injury and burnout. She had two guiding principles as a surgeon: creating a just culture in surgery and advancing health equity. She was excelling along the typical academic track when she realized that she had an opportunity to reach more than just an academic department. She became a consultant for a health care architectural design firm where she uses her experience and skills as a surgeon, her leadership skills, quality research, epidemiologic survey research and geographic information systems to create efficient, equitable spaces in a diverse set of hospitals. Her work allows hospitals to best organize themselves to achieve their population goals considering aspects like trends of aging in the population, kinds of diseases in the area, proximity to other hospitals, and strategies to achieve high quality equitable care. She is especially passionate about the physicians' lounge which can break down barriers in the workplace. The lounge has the potential to provide an organic chance to sit with peers in a place focused on wellness, natural light, food for fuel, and a variety of options for comfortable seating either alone or together. As a mother and a surgeon, many women who did not have any mentors reached out to her for advice. She created an online space for surgeon mothers that allowed networking, relatable content, venting, isolation prevention that has been invaluable for thousands of female surgeons. This space provides opportunity for sponsorship, mentorship, coaching and sharing experiences that has led to real-life networking as well.

"No one ever started a business because they were good at business," observes https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-santry/ (Peter Santry) of Fox Run Advisors. To get around this issue, Peter recommends incorporating a business operating system to guide how you run your company. In addition to a vision, strategy, and structured accountability, your business operating system includes meeting structures and how to grow your company with controls. Peter advises that having a business operating system allows you to grow your company, institutionalizes accountability, and gives you the time to work on your business not just in it. Listen to the end for a generous gift Peter offers our listeners. Show highlights 02:52 You don't get into a business because you are good at business. 04:06 The 3 things you need to keep your business humming. 06:12 Your business operating system. 08:12 The case for incorporating a business operating system into your company. 11:50 Profits flow from people, purpose, and having a playbook. 14:21 Learn about Peter. Email Peter at psantry@foxrunadvisors.com or call him at +1.203.921.5528. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kingley/ (Connect with Jay) Email Jay at jay.kingley@centricityb2b.com https://www.eventbrite.com/e/corporate-to-consultant-getting-the-right-clients-right-now-registration-260200896887 (Sign up) for a free one hour workshop called The Guide To Getting The Right Clients At The Right Time. The workshop will show you how to replace the income you left behind in your last corporate job and then 3X it, get fully booked with clients at premium prices, and to have prospects chasing you so you can pick the clients and projects you want to work on while maintaining your revenues.

In next weeks episode of Get In Our Home we chat with Niamh and Daithi who renovated their stunning dream home after almost a year of trying to find somewhere suitable to buy. If this episode teaches you anything, it's that hard-work and persistence pays off! Have you ever thought about renovating a home in Dublin? Don't know where to start? This episode covers so much, from choosing the right home to renovate, top tips, interior design, and lots lots more! Follow the guys on Instagram @our.dublin.house.renoCheckout our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn-NaA-LvkR-phjHhV3zZdgCheckout the guys YouTube episode here where you can see their home: https://youtu.be/jRMuc5yseM4 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we celebrate the five year anniversary of the podcast with the one and only Roddy Collins, for 90 minutes of entertainment. Roddy talks playing for Rovers in the 80s, Ricky McEvoy in a Donegal disco, his boxing champion brother Steve and receiving death treats at Irish League clubs. He explains leaving Dublin City in a relegation battle to manage Rovers in 2004, the drinking culture at the club and bingo nights. Roddy remembers Paddy McCourt when he opened his legs, the real Mick McCarthy, his suspension, Rovers' relegation and certain board members. Finally, we discuss the 6-4 in Santry, Malta, funny interactions with Hoops fans, who stopped him from getting work and what you can read in the buke.

While Chelsey may truly someday go to the pickleball olympics (sans digi-yuan), today we are discussing a few other less amazing (sarcasm) things about her life.  Every day for a month we've been sitting here together gazing out over Potrero Bay in Costa Rica, planning our days - yoga, paddle boarding, pickleball, swimming, house-building, medical clinic creating - and talking about all the important things in life - boys (to men), friends (over boys), singing Aaliyah's “4-page letter” on repeat, the reflection of our self - that we see in others - which reveals our life lessons…  I drink espresso (or two) and roll a ciggy (or two).  Chelsey drinks chilled green tea.  We laugh, we cry, we get closer.Interview highlights:+ "Rock bottom"…in paradise+ Giving up “control”+ TIME with loved ones+ Innovating in cancer care + prevention+ When life flows with ease+ Being consumed with power and success+ Doubters are fuel for the fire+ Don't chase the money+ Jumping into the deep end+ HUMOR with serious shit+ Taking care of you first+ Living IN the dream+ Square peg in a round hole+ Finding your peopleA taste:“I just wish I could have started earlier, but I needed to go through all that shit - over and over and over again - to realize…it's really really scary to take your foot off the brake and your hands off the wheel and just see what happens and to do things that aren't the norm socially…and live outside the box, but I think that's what we all should be doing.”Favorite quote/saying/mantra(s):“Set the world on fire.”“Stay the course.”Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sagewlf)

Jenny and Orla don't want their children to be forced into wearing masks in school. Other callers disagree. Carol Morris was only 16 when her father Albert went missing without a trace. Her call prompts Monica to get in touch to tell Joe about how her mother also left the family home, never to be seen again.

In a return to the podcasting due to social media pressures - which involved seven people liking a tweet - we tee up what should be a cracking edition of the National Cross Country Championships on Sunday. Santry Demesne will play host to the best and brightest of Irish athletics, with places on offer at the Europeans in Dublin which, as we learn during our show, is both a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and a twice-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Join us as we update everyone on the reasons our absence from the Irish athletics airwaves over the past six months and run the rule over the fields in the U20 and senior races in Santry, along with expressing our admiration (real) for Andrew Coscoran and our love (fake) for Abbotstown. Let battle commence.

D Day today! Duffer is in, Doolin and Doyle are out! Amid all the comings and goings, we welcome Shamrock Rovers defender Roberto 'Pico' Lopes to studio to reflect on the title win for the Hoops and give us sketchy details on a weekend of celebrations. The only Crumlin man in the Cape Verde squad has tales of African airports and incarceration in a Santry hotel as well as the low down on today's big news, Damien Duff as Shelbourne's new manager. We have a bit of Damien from his press conference and Paul Doolin on the phone to Johnny lamenting the M50 traffic that caused him to end his spell at Athlone. All this and the usual crossed wires, Galway United trivia, and long lost cousins on the Green Cape.

Graham and Nathan want to know if Producer Callum is the most famous person in Santry, and they discuss the potential of more bank holidays in Ireland.

Feeling like you're not making the difference you were meant to make? If you're looking for some inspiration to make those hard career decisions - this episode is for you. In this episode of The Career Rx we'll discuss:Values and motivations in a medical career, and how academics isn't always the most impactful way to make a differenceExactly how Dr. Santry made this dramatic pivot – step by step by stepLessons from her job search that you can apply to your own career path, including professional branding, how to craft an industry resume, networking, and the key moments that created this success story Today, I have special guest Dr. Heena Santry, who had an amazingly successful career as an academic acute care surgeon, and is now a healthcare consultant for an architecture and design firm (wait – WHAT?). She has a really interesting story that will inspire you with a broader view of professional possibilities. She's a living example of creating her own path to personal balance, deep professional fulfillment, and major impact as a physician in healthcare. Because she's so awesome, we talk for about an hour, so be ready to immerse yourself! In this Episode: [3:47] How Dr. Santry's career started – ambitious, intense, and a very ‘traditional' surgeon path[5:13] Key motivators and values that inspired her medical career, and how that fit (or didn't!) with her academic successes[7:19] What she's doing now as Director of Healthcare Consulting at a global architecture and design firm [9:02] What it means to be influencing healthcare delivery on a macro scale [10:59] How we met (I was hired to be the coach of the Association of Women Surgeons' Signature Speaker Series program, and then…) [14:28] Do industry recruiters or bosses care about your CV? Yes, and no.[16:58] This specific kind of networking was a critical first step[21:43] Converting her CV to a resume, key transferable skills, and my LinkedIn PopUp[27:22] Job descriptions and applications, and the role of internal bias [30:30] There's a ‘mic drop' moment right here. (Hint: it's how professional branding and an opportunity to make that pitch came together for a career changing result)[36:28] Career possibilities are all around you, if you change the way you look [41:17] “But are you still a doctor? Aren't you walking away from your patients, and all that training?”[47:07] How Dr. Santry's day-to-day life has changed – big things and little things Links and Resources: The Speaking Rx learn the business of professional public speaking to establish yourself as a thought leader you are, and get paid for your speaking expertiseLinkedIn PopUp – I offer these periodically, so be sure you're on my email list. That's really the only way to be sure you get access to the next one. They're free!Industry Insider - learn exactly how to land a rewarding nonclinical career without a new degree, connections on the inside, prior experience, or a pay cut

After discovering they had no culinary skills during the kitchen episode a few weeks back, Johnny and Dan have moved to a Santry diner where the recently retired, unlikely arthritis victim Karl Sheppard, steps in like a character out of a Tom Waits song. The striker, formerly of Shamrock Rovers and Cork City, is adjusting to the real world where it's easier to get a mortgage and harder to get fired up and angry. Set to a background of fully vaccinated 'Nighthawks at the Diner', there's chat about his past life and his future plans and we also pour over the lessons of another big European week ahead of a super Thursday for Bohemians, Shamrock Rovers and Dundalk. Thankfully no one got hurt during the recording except for a couple of eggs that got beat up and a cup of coffee that wasn't strong enough to defend himself against a hard ass Four Star Pizza question.

Dr. Heena P. Santry and Dr. Adrian Diaz are interviewed on the JOGS article titled "Re-examining “Never Letting the Sun Rise or Set on a Bowel Obstruction” in the Era of Acute Care Surgery" which was published in JOGS Volume 25, pages 512–522 (2021).  

This week Alan & Stu are joined by LOI,Bohemians legend and super nice guy Kevin Hunt. Kevin looks back on his time spent in Dublin, playing under some big names like Roddy Collins and Stephen Kenny, the double in 2001, his loyalty tested when Shels came knocking and that wonderful afternoon in Santry! The lads also look back at the weekends action as Shamrock Rovers break their own 30 game unbeaten record run, Sligo hearts broke in the 96th minute by St Pats, a great win for Finn Harps over local rivals Derry City and Dundalk coming from 2 down to get a point against Longford

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/ykynszxq A search is underway for three people who escaped a forced quarantine. Cuardach ar bun do thriúr a d'éalaigh ó choraintín éigeantach. A search is underway for three people who have fled the forced quarantine at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Santry, Dublin this afternoon. Tá cuardach ar bun do thriúr atá tar éis teitheadh ón gcoraintín éigeantach a bhí á dhéanamh acu in óstán an Crown Plaza i Seantrabh i mBaile Átha Cliath tráthnóna inniu. It is understood that one person has been found but it is understood that a search is still underway for two others. Tuigtear go bhfuiltear tar éis teacht ar dhuine amháin ach tuigtear go bhfuil cuardach fós ar bun do bheirt eile. The Gardaí say they are working with the Defense Forces. Deir na Gardaí go bhfuil siad ag obair leis na Forsaí Cosanta. Passengers arriving in the country from 33 other countries around the world must complete 14 days of mandatory quarantine from the moment they arrive at the airport. Caithfidh paisinéirí a thagann isteach sa tír ó 33 tír eile ar fud an domhain 14 lá do choraintín éigeantach a dhéanamh ón uair go sroicheann siad an t-aerfort. The new quarantine rules came into effect at 4am on Friday and anyone who does not comply with the rules can be fined € 2,000 or people can be jailed for up to one month if they break the rules. Tháinig na rialacha nua coraintín i bhfeidhm ag 4am Dé hAoine agus is féidir pionós €2,000 euro a ghearradh ar aon duine nach gcloíann leis na rialacha nó is féidir daoine a chur chun príosún ar feadh suas le mí amháin má sharaíonn siad na rialacha.

Brianna is a 22 year old aspiring strength and conditioning coach from Belfast with a passion for human movement. She is a Sport and Exercise graduate currently studying a MSc in strength and conditioning whilst working as a Biomechanics Research Assistant at the Sports Surgery Clinic in Dublin, Ireland. In this episode we discuss: -Her role in Santry at the Sports Surgery Clinic. -Her current studies in MSc. at Ulster University -Being a female S&C coach in a male dominated field -UKSCA accreditation  -Social Media

Tomorrow Dublin and Mayo face each other once again for this year's hugely anticipated All Ireland Final. Will Dublin make it six in a row? Henry McKean met these Dublin supporters in the Dubs heartland of Santry to find out. Our reporter out west, Sarah Ruane, took to the streets of Castlebar to find out if Mayo could finally break the dreaded curse.   Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Plans to build over 850 homes in Dublin City have collapsed after councillors voted against a deal with developer Glenveagh Homes. A labour motion that the Santry site on Oscar Traynor Road should be developed directly by council for public housing was passed by councillors. Alison Gilliland, Labour Party Dublin City Cllr for Artane-Whitehall & chairperson for the strategic policy committee on housing for Dublin City Councillor was behind the motion and joined Ciara and Shane on the show. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Peter Santry the Managing Member of The Alternative Board tells you how to benefit from peer advisory boards. You can check him out at https://www.TheAlternativeBoard.com/Fairfield-County

This morning on Dublin Talks a Dublin woman opened up about a shocking incident of sexual harassment which happened to her earlier this week as she was walking through Santry. Claire was walking home alone when she was approached by the group of men who made her feel extremely uncomfortable and intimidated. We then heard from other women who have also been victims of sexual harassment. We were shocked and saddened to see how many women have been subjected to this kind of behavior. Listen Back Here Now: [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/09/25111737/sEXUAL-hARASSMENT-STORY.mp3"][/audio] TUNE IN TO DUBLIN TALKS LIVE EVERY WEEKDAY MORNING BETWEEN 10-12, ONLY ON 98FM!!!!

We're a little bit late this week with the weekend's sports preview show due to a family bereavement during the week causing us to rip up the plans we had laid out. However the show must go on and we're joined by three county players who will be in action for their respective clubs this weekend in the Senior Championship Quarter Finals this week. With almost a total focus on the last eight teams in the Senior and Intermediate Football Championships this weekend we'll be looking at the fixtures for those 8 games and taking a look at the mindset behind some of the players expected to play a major role in those fixtures. We'll start with a look at the national league soccer (1.13) fixtures involving Leitrim athletes with Sligo Rovers and Peamount United both in FAI Cup and Women's National League action. Carrick Athletic Club's Gerard O'Donnell (2:07) will be attempting to win another national title in the 110m hurdles event at this weekend's National Athletic's Championships at Morton Stadium, Santry on Sunday afternoon. We'll be running through the entire fixture list (2:53) for the Senior & Intermediate Championship quarter finals and relegation play offs at both grades also. Finally we hear from Shane Quinn (8:18), Aidan Flynn (15:40) and Emlyn Mulligan (24:51) ahead of the crunch games this weekend. There's also a mention about the streaming service and the new platform to watch them including the pricing and way to sign up for the only way to get yourself behind closed doors this weekend and actually see the football action for yourself in the comfort of your own home.

Paul Buckle is trying really hard to win the pennant this year but the Frogman is really throwing him off his game. As they say in sports: the Buck stops here. Jack indulges in American culture. Grem tries to get unsexy. Lilith dusts off her Little Black Book. This week's special guest is Mike Santry! Mike showed us his funny bone before in Ep. 110. and swore that it would be the last time before he moved to Canada. We sure showed him. sBGPQYHyJWeMa2eSSP5Y

Wake Up To The Vibe with Special Guest Matt Santry. Matt is a Singer/Songwriter who welcomes you to the experience.

The last few weeks have seen huge changes in our lives. For Ann Brophy in Santry in Dublin, she has been cocooned to her apartment.Operation Transformation - Keeping Well Apart has been documenting her story. Ann chats to Ray ahead of the final episode

☕ RBP : 76 All Ireland Schools XC ☕  ➡️ Conor takes a trip down to Santry for the All Ireland Schools Xc ➡️ Gerard’s up in the North West and Mark is up the mountains ➡️ Big PBs & Road results from around the country ➡️ Tune in to hear the boys take on the hectic race schedule   Like. Share. Subscribe.

Beach Blanket Babylon closes on New Year's Eve, after 45 years in San Francisco. The first episode of our Babylon Gone series profiles Tim Santry, the show's longtime wigmaster. Santry grew up the son of farmers and, like many in Babylon, found a home in the quirky San Francisco musical review. Co-produced by Peter Hartlaub, Lily Janiak and Annie Vainshtein. Music courtesy Beach Blanket Babylon, "Shades of Spring" by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com. Licensed under Creative Commons), "Searching for the Missing Piece" by Sir Cubworth and bell ringing by Byron Cobb. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guests in an unrecognisable Johnny Blues Bar (from 1 hour 7 mins) are Terry Palmer and Richie Purdy. The lads discuss their eventful careers, European games in Turkey and Poland, soulless Santry and Rico's rants. Terry talks about supporting the club with his Dad, winning Player of the Year, not getting paid, being forced out of the club by Roddy Collins and controversially signing for Bohs. Richie remembers his Dundalk and Derry days, coming back from a bad injury, scoring a brace against Bohs as a makeshift centre-forward but also his costly own goal against them. His two sons Daniel and Richard went on to play for the Hoops. At the start of the show we have our Sligo review and thoughts on the Member's Meeting before Mick McCarthy and Eoghan Rice select wingers for the All-Time XI.

Terry Flanagan visited Audrey McCabe in Santry, Dublin to look at her Horse Chestnut tree that her brother Niall planted 62 years ago.

Leigh Barnewall fills in for Gary this week for a full review of the Brann game. Barney gives us the TV perspective and talks about following Rovers in the Santry days, away trips and his Donabate brethren. There's interviews from picturesque Bergen, more European memories and old podcast clips.

This week, the Dead Waves crew gets a phone call from Belamir Sweet and Gucci Breakfast. They're having all sorts of problems in their fine Hell hotel. Can Lilith and her cohosts help them? Or are they doomed to be a one star Yelp establishment? Jack finishes. Grem has an addiction. Lilith learns about the Power Orb. Questions? Comments? You can always email us at deadwavesradio@gmail.com

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Shelly Santry discusses her run for Family Court Judge and sings her jingle.

Today we're joined by Sean Santry, VP of Engineering at CarePort Health. We've known Sean for quite a while and he's been a part of what we would consider some of the premiere "culture-first" organizations that we've ever come across. We decided it was time to interrogate him about it.Listen. Learn. Question. Comment. Enjoy!

Helped influence the Government to procure national motorways instead of the town by-passes commissioned by the National Roads Authority in 1999. Helped expedite the M50 Motorway and save €400m. This included its realignment: a) near Sandyford Village – so that the village was not enclosed by motorway type roads; b) away from sensitive areas of Finglas, Ballymun and Santry. This enabled this section to open sooner - it was to open 10 years after the Tallaght to Sandyford section but instead was opened 5 years before it; c) at Redcow to remove the last set of lights during its latest upgrade. Played a key role in the Government decision for a Dublin Metro - assembled a Japanese consortium and in 2000 presented to the Cabinet Committee for PPPs a proposal. After the meeting the Cabinet pledged to proceed with a metro. In 2003 presented plans to the Government Oireachtas Joint Committee on Transport on how the cost of a metro could be reduced and also instigated the visit of a Spanish delegation to them. The Committee Report noted my 'undoubted knowledge and many skills that are appropriate for the building of a Metro' and that my 'extensive knowledge could be harnessed for the development of the Dublin Metro system'. https://www.linkedin.com/in/cormac-rabbitt-23b61b32/

Speech by President Michael D. Higgins Irish Blood Transfusion Service Donor Awards Ceremony Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry, Dublin 9 Friday, June 10th, 2016

I met John Connors first when we were “celebrity” judges in a Strictly Ballroom night in Santry. I hadn’t seen the 5th season of Love/Hate then so wasn’t aware of his sudden rise to fame. Since then bizarrely we have ended up acting on two very different and equally strange film projects together. He is […] La entrada Episode 13 – John Connors se publicó primero en Headstuff.

Colm Hayes has been part of the Irish radio scene for what seems like forever at this stage, so it was a real pleasure to sit down and talk to him about his career in the business. From humble beginnings in a tiny pirate station in Santry, a serendipitous piece of timing saw him claim a gig on the incredible Radio Nova and things took off from there. We discuss how he was sent by Chris Cary to help bring back the LA radio sound to Dublin, the change from pirate to legal, creating the hugely successful Strawberry Alarm Clock breakfast show on FM104, bringing it to RTE, the changes enforced by the death of Gerry Ryan, what it meant for his relationship with JimJim, and loads more besides. It's a fascinating listen, and not just for radio enthusiasts. Remember, you can follow Colm Hayes on Twitter @ColmHayes2FM and listen to his Drive By show every Monday to Friday from 4.30 - 7 on 2FM. Follow the show @738ampod

24-03-12 Remarks by President Higgins at the Foróige 60th Anniversary Conference, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry, Dublin, Saturday, 24th March, 2012

This week Peter Donegan meets Donna Callan of Santry Community Gardens, based within the walled gardens at Santry Demesne [dates back to 1703], North Dublin. There on the 4.5 acre site the 60 plus members spend anything from zero to 30 minutes per year there, all the way up to a wee visit every day. At 20 euro per annum membership – which includes your seeds, tools, tea etc… What a cracking way to garden without it going to rack and ruin ! You do not wanna misss this one. Oh and head Don Donna lives in an apartment and doesn’t have a garden ;) The Sodshow is Ireland’s best podcast 2012 and only garden radio show and is brought to you by the folks over at Greensax.ie #garden #ireland #horticulture

This August, Team Ireland is sending 65 athletes to the Olympic games, 27 of whom are women. Among the athletes covered in the series, there will be Sycerika Mcmahon the 17 year old swimmer and multi gold winning medallist as well as Irelands first ever Olympic qualifier in Modern Pentathlon, Natalya Coyle. Raphoe, Donegals international badminton star; Chloe Magee. Mexican American Irish pole vaulter Tori Pena and long distance marathon runners, Ava Hutchinson and Linda Byrne Winning Women features legendary commentator Jimmy Magee, Olympic silver medalist Sonia O Sullivan and Irish Times athletics correspondent Ian O Riordan, among others. The 8 part series is an Athena Media production, funded through BAI Sound Vision scheme and Broadcast on Newstalk. Producer is Helen Shaw and reporter Lisa Essuman. Two women athletes making history at London 2012 are Irish pentathlete Natalya Coyle and pole vaulter Tori Pena. Natalya is Irelands first ever competitor in the Olympic Pentathlon a five sport event while Tori Pena a Californian whose grandmother comes from Derry and who has dual Irish American citizenship is Irelands first ever woman pole vaulter at the Olympics. As part of our winning women series we caught up with Natalya and Tori in the run up to their first Olympic Games. Tori who trains in Arizona was back at Morton Stadium in Santry defending her national title.

This August, Team Ireland is sending 65 athletes to the Olympic games, 27 of whom are women. Among the athletes covered in the series, there will be Sycerika Mcmahon the 17 year old swimmer and multi gold winning medallist as well as Irelands first ever Olympic qualifier in Modern Pentathlon, Natalya Coyle. Raphoe, Donegals international badminton star; Chloe Magee. Mexican American Irish pole vaulter Tori Pena and long distance marathon runners, Ava Hutchinson and Linda Byrne Winning Women features legendary commentator Jimmy Magee, Olympic silver medalist Sonia O Sullivan and Irish Times athletics correspondent Ian O Riordan, among others. The 8 part series is an Athena Media production, funded through BAI Sound Vision scheme and Broadcast on Newstalk. Producer is Helen Shaw and reporter Lisa Essuman. Pole Vaulter Tori Pena is a Californian whose grandmother comes from Derry and who has dual Irish American citizenship is Irelands first ever woman pole vaulter at the Olympics. As part of our winning women series we caught up Tori in the run up to her first Olympic Games. Tori who trains in Arizona was back at Morton Stadium in Santry defending her national title.