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Over four in five (83%) people believe greater regulation is required around the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to protect public safety, according to research commissioned by Engineers Ireland, the national representative body for the engineering profession. In the same survey, which was conducted by Interactions Research using a representative sample of over 1,000 adults, more than two-thirds (66%) expressed concerns about AI's future impact on jobs, but a majority (61%) agreed that AI is beneficial for performing more routine tasks. 20% of respondents said that they currently use AI tools in their jobs, with this group identifying large language models, like Chat GPT, being relied on for content creation. The cohort adopting AI into their daily work routine was less likely to be concerned about the potential of AI replacing jobs and a need for further regulation. Other Technologies Respondents were also surveyed about their attitudes towards other emergent areas of technology. Almost two in three (65%) said that they believe the use of robotics to be useful alternatives to humans in the performance of routine or dangerous work, while just under half (48%) said they were concerned about the potential of robots to negatively impact the jobs market. On the subject of Ireland's role in space exploration, sentiment close to half (42%) said they believed that Ireland should play a larger role here. Furthermore, 35% of respondents supported the future development of a dedicated Irish space agency to conduct research and participate in European space projects,. The results come as Engineers Ireland commences a drive at this year's National Ploughing Championships in Ratheniska, Co. Laois, to show members of the public, educators and career guidance advisors the breadth of the contribution of engineering to society. The representative body will be on site with a number of advanced engineered products and exhibitions to demonstrate the career opportunities associated with engineering and encourage interest and awareness amongst underrepresented groups in the profession. The Engineers Ireland exhibition at the National Ploughing Championships will display an autonomous robot dog, Setanta, which works at construction sites conducting laser scans to identify deviations from construction plans; a robotic arm equipped with AI that can play Xs and Os with humans; and an opportunity for attendees to try on replica space suits and visit space through virtual reality. Commenting on the findings, Director General of Engineers Ireland, Damien Owens, said: "The results of this research show that, while new technologies like AI and robotics carry considerable benefits across many industries, we must ensure that their implementation in the workplace is appropriately safeguarded. "While the benefits of AI are apparent, and it should become part of our work toolsets, there is an onus on both industry and regulators to address the concerns of the public meaningfully." Engineers Ireland's exhibition at the National Ploughing Championships will be open to the public to visit from 17th - 19th September. The representative body also has a number of resources available on its website for teachers, career guidance counsellors, parents, and students as part of its STEPS Programme, which is accessible at www.engineersireland.ie/schools.

Over four in five (83%) people believe greater regulation is required around the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to protect public safety, according to research commissioned by Engineers Ireland, the national representative body for the engineering profession. In the same survey, which was conducted by Interactions Research using a representative sample of over 1,000 adults, more than two thirds (66%) expressed concerns about AI's future impact on jobs, but a majority (61%) agreed that AI is beneficial for performing more routine tasks. 20% of respondents say said that they currently use AI tools in their jobs, with this group identifying large language models, like Chat GPT, being relied on for content creation. The cohort adopting AI into their daily work routine were less likely to be concerned about the potential of AI replacing jobs and a need for further regulation. Other Technologies Respondents were also survey about their attitudes towards other emergent areas of technology. Almost two in three (65%) said that they believe the use of robotics to be useful alternatives to humans in the performance of routine or dangerous work, while just under half (48%) said they were concerned about the potential of robots to negatively impact the jobs market. On the subject of Ireland's role in space exploration, sentiment close to half (42%) said they believed that Ireland should play a larger role here. Furthermore, 35% of respondents supported the future development of a dedicated Irish space agency to conduct research and participate in European space projects. The results come as Engineers Ireland commences a drive at this year's National Ploughing Championships in Ratheniska, Co. Laois to show members of the public, educators and career guidance advisors the breadth of the contribution of engineering to society. The representative body will be on site with a number of advanced engineered products and exhibitions to demonstrate the career opportunities associated with engineering and encourage interest and awareness amongst underrepresented groups in the profession. The Engineers Ireland exhibition at the National Ploughing Championships will display an autonomous robot dog, Setanta, which works at construction sites conducting laser scans to identify deviations from construction plans; a robotic arm, equipped with AI, that can play Xs and Os with humans; and an opportunity for attendees to try on replica space suits and visit space through virtual reality. Commenting on the findings, Director General of Engineers Ireland, Damien Owens, said: "The results of this research show that, while new technologies like AI and robotics carry considerable benefits across many industries, we must ensure that their implementation in the workplace is appropriately safeguarded. "While the benefits of AI are apparent and it should become part of our work toolsets, there is an onus on both industry and regulators to address the concerns of the public meaningfully." Engineers Ireland's exhibition at the National Ploughing Championships will be open to the public to visit from 17th - 19th September. The representative body also has a number of resources available on its website for teachers, career guidance counsellors, parents and students as part of its STEPS Programme, accessible at www.engineersireland.ie/schools. A podcast with Damien Owens can be heard here.

Former Brisbane carnival winner Setanta, a $2.3M yearling and brother to Merchant Navy was back in the winners circle last night in Hong Kong. Mark Newnham says he has now won 2 races since arriving in his stable.

On Hurling Chat this week (Friday, 7th June 2024), special guest Claude Geoghegan, the Galway hurling committee chairman, joined Cyril Donnellan, Niall Canavan and Sean Walsh to take stock of the disappointing championship season for Galway at Senior level. Among the topics discussed were Galway's link up with Setanta in relation to athletic development, the below-par performances of the Seniors, the U20 grade not producing from a Galway viewpoint, where exactly is Galway hurling now at, the progress of the Minor team and the possibility of home games for the Minors and U20s in the near future etc. Have a listen and check it out! == Galway take on Tipperary in the All-Ireland Minor Hurling Semi-Final on Saturday, 15th June.  Throw-in at the TUS Gaelic Grounds is 2pm and we'll have LIVE coverage here on Galway Bay FM.

In this episode Jon shares his perspectives on one of the most famous Irish Heroes and presents a view that many may not have considered. Here he doesn't talk about Cú Chulainn, but instead the boy who would become that 'hero'.✨ FREE STUFF FOR A YEAR! - https://irishpagan.school/free✨ Irish Pagan Resources Checklist available NOW - https://irishpagan.school/checklist/✨ FREE Online Classes - https://irishpaganschool.com/courses/category/free✨ 5 Day Morrigan Challenge - https://www.morriganintensive.com/challengeAt the Irish Pagan School we offer Online Classes on Irish Paganism, Mythology, History, Heritage, Culture, Magic and Spirituality, taught by native Irish Educators, based in County Waterford, Ireland.

Noel Doherty Thomastown AIIH Club S-F v Setanta Preview on CRKC 15.12.2023

On the last DL Debate of the year – Brendan Devenney looks back at history making Setanta and their Intermediate Ulster hurling title victory on Saturday. We'll have feed back and analysis from the Setanta club along with the views of current Donegal hurling boss Micky McCann. Irish news reporter Neil Loughran previews the Ulster … DL Debate The Championship – 04/12/23 Read More » The post DL Debate The Championship – 04/12/23 appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

On this week's DL Debate The Championship – Brendan Devenney looks back at the weekends Ulster Club action with Brendan Kilcoyne and John Gildea. There's also a preview of the Ulster Intermediate Hurling Final with Gary McGettigan as Setanta bid to become Ulster Champions. The DL Debate in association with Sara's Kitchen at Sister Sara's … DL Debate – The Championship 27/11/23 Read More » The post DL Debate – The Championship 27/11/23 appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

On this week's DL Debate – The Championship, Brendan Devenney is joined by top pundit Brendan Kilcoyne to discuss the Na Rossa Ulster club game and their controversial exit. Ryan Ferry of the Donegal News reviews great wins in the Ulster club hurling championship for Setanta and St Eunans plus a great win for Dungloe … DL Debate – The Championship 06/11/23 Read More » The post DL Debate – The Championship 06/11/23 appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

Will Merriman joins me to discuss Little Dark Mansion by his band The Harvest Ministers. In a long conversation we discuss: the band's history; self-releasing their debut single in 1991; its reissue by Sarah Records in 1992; the release of two more singles on Sarah; recording their debut album; signing to Setanta records; releasing two more albums before the end of the 90s; touring with Edwyn Collins in Europe; and recording and releasing three more albums since the millennium and much, much more. Little Dark Mansion has just been reissued on vinyl for the first time since its original 1993 release. Episode notes are here.

Des is one of the leading youth coaches and performance managers in sport and a world-renowned practitioner and speaker in the field of youth athletic development. In joining Setanta College, Des contributes to the College's mission to deliver industry defining Education, application and insight to communities at a local and global level. Des joined Setanta as Director of Coaching & Athletic Development, from his position as Head of Sport Medicine & Athletic Development at Arsenal Football Club Academy, which he has held for over 8 years and where he has re-shaped the concept of player development within the world of football. He has previously served as Head of S&C at Connacht Rugby, S&C to Ireland and as Fitness Education Manager within the IRFU, where he spent over 13 years developing the IRFU's coach and player development system. u Over the years Des has presented at the UKSCA, ASCA and the NSCA conferences as well as many other conferences around the world. He also has worked as a consultant to World Rugby and the National Cricket academy in India. Des has a Masters in Strength and Conditioning and is also an Accredited Strength and Conditioning coach with the UKSCA. He also has achieved the High Performance Sports Accreditation from the British Association of Sports and Exercise Science and is a chartered scientist. QUOTES “What brings it all together is the performance plan and if I step into any environment, it should be apparent” “That language (of your performance pillars) should live and breathe in all the different departments” “We always get caught up in the negatives but we should also focus on what is good?!” “In a meeting, it is important to ask what does the group feel and is this a journey we are going to go on together?” “Apparently the science behind it is flawed, but I saw benefits from personality profiling with our players and staff” SHOWNOTES 1) Des' journey in brief and update since our last episode including his latest work with Setanta College 2) How to approach management structures for performance teams including setting up your Vision, Mission, Objectives and Strategy (VMOS) and Performance Pillars 3) Refining the VMOS & making it as effective and efficient as possible 4) Maximising inter-disciplinary staff meetings and interventions with players 5) The power of staff ownership in department projects 6) Making performance development reviews/plans useful for staff and are you as good as Nic Gill? 7) Managing staff members that might disrupt group dynamic or are troublesome 8) The benefits of personality profiling for staff and player interaction, especially around communication preferences 9) The cornerstones of Des' management philosophy PEOPLE MENTIONED Liam Hennessy Nic Gill Dan Baker Philip Morrow Aled Walters Steve Nabo Bob Tisdall

Welcome back to the Candlelit Tales podcast. In this series, we're taking a look at some of the Classics of Irish mythology, those stories that most people know, or at least know a version of. In this episode, Sorcha tells of how the boy Setanta won the name that he would be known for: Cúchulainn, the Hound of Cullen. Please note the content of these stories may be triggering for some listeners, please take care of yourself as you listen. This story contains mentions of a child under threat of death, violence towards animals, animal cruelty, and animal death. This podcast is proudly sponsored by the people who donate to us each month via https://www.patreon.com/candlelittales and anyone who sends us a once-off donation through the Paypal button on our website http://candlelittales.ie/ Find details of our upcoming shows here: https://candlelittales.ie/performances/ https://www.youtube.com/c/CandlelitTales https://open.spotify.com/show/2102WuUUe9Jl6cGXNwQEKf https://soundcloud.com/candlelittales https://twitter.com/candlelit_tales?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/candlelittales https://www.instagram.com/candlelittales https://vimeo.com/user52850249 https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/00d5c29b-ee1a-4078-aacf-62e1a94522dc/candlelit-tales-irish-mythology-podcast

Welcome back to the Candlelit Tales podcast. In this series, we're taking a look at some of the Classics of Irish mythology, those stories that most people know, or at least know a version of. In this episode, Sorcha tells the story of another legendary pair of siblings: The King of Ulster, Conchubar Mac Nessa, and his sister and charioteer, Deichtre. And the mysterious origins of one of the greatest heroes in Irish myth, the boy who could defeat armies and eventually came to be known as Cúchulainn. Please note the content of these stories may be triggering for some listeners, please take care of yourself as you listen. This story contains mentions of disappearance, abduction, coerced marriage, and childbirth. This podcast is proudly sponsored by the people who donate to us each month via https://www.patreon.com/candlelittales and anyone who sends us a once-off donation through the Paypal button on our website http://candlelittales.ie/ Find details of our upcoming shows here: https://candlelittales.ie/performances/

This week on iPropertyRadio… On #PropertyRoundup host Carol Tallon chats to Setanta Landers, Partner at Setanta Solicitors. Setanta joins Carol to discuss the “Locals Only” Rule and the Sustainable Rural Housing guidelines established in 2005. This rule prioritises local residents in rural construction projects to protect rural culture and integrity. Its potentially discriminatory nature has been criticised, with the European Union highlighting legal concerns reminiscent of the 2013 'Flemish Decree' case in Belgium. The Court of Justice of the European Union found such rules restrictive, potentially infringing on EU Free Movement principles. While many Irish authorities maintain the rule, efforts to reconcile it with EU Law are ongoing, indicating a complex balance between local preservation and EU standards.Read more: https://setantasolicitors.ie/locals-only-rules-in-irish-planning-law/*Property Roundup is sponsored by Ireland's Property District, your industry communications partner: https://propertydistrict.ie*Produced by Katie Tallon MPRII, with Hear Me Roar Media on sound https://hearmeroarmedia.com Watch/listen back: https://ipropertyradio.com/#ipropertyradio #property #Ireland 

Rock talks to Tom Cormier, MSc, CSCS and his role with Setanta College and the NSCA. Don't miss another episode. Click subscribe now. TIME STAMPS 2:00 Getting involved in the industry 4:20 Tom Cormier and Setanta College 9:00 Working with Special Populations 13:00 Parallel paths 21:00 Don't let opportunities go by 24:00 Four buckets of Tom Cormier 28:15 Irish American University 29:45 Becoming a Fellow with the NSCA 34:00 Finding rare disorders and how to train with them 38:00 Enjoying the process of writing research articles 41:00 Nerd alert 46:00 Applying knowledge and experience with special populations 52:00 Pursuing your degree with Setanta College GET TO KNOW TOM CORMIER LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/atomicstrongtc/ INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/atomicstrong/ SETANTA COLLEGE: https://www.setantacollege.com/ GET TO KNOW ROCKY SNYDER MEET: Visit the Rocky's online headquarters: RockySnyder.com READ: Grab a copy of his new "Return to Center" book: ReturntoCtr.com INSTA: Instagram fan, check him out at https://www.instagram.com/rocky_snyder/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/rocky.snyder.77 LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rocky-snyder-cscs-cafs-nsca-cpt-a77a091/ TRAIN WITH ROCKY WORKOUT: Want to meet Rocky and get a private workout: https://rockysfitnesscenter.com/ INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/rockysfitnesssc/ FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/RockysFitnessCenter

County underage squads, schools hurling and football, Go Games and Setanta and O'Moore Og programmes were all up for discussion when Shane Keegan, Laois GAA's new Head of Coaching and Games, dropped into us for an interview last week.  Rathdowney native Keegan has recently been appointed to the key full-time role in Laois GAA, taking over the role previously filled by Mike Henchy, though it now has a slightly different title.  Keegan has been the full-time Games Promotion Officer in Portlaoise GAA for the past 15 months but this promotion sees him take charge of the entire coaching operation in Laois.  In a wide-ranging chat, he discusses what his remit is, what he'd like to achieve, how Laois compares to other counties and the challenges and opportunities of the role.  This episode is available to listen to free of charge - if you would like to get all the LaoisToday Talking Sports podcasts and our premium sports coverage, you can subscribe here.

Paul Linehan in conversation with David Eastaugh https://www.frankandwalters.net Signing for the Setanta label in 1991, the group debuted with the release EP1, and the lead track "Fashion Crisis Hits New York" became an indie hit. The follow-up EP EP.2 was released soon after, which was followed by the band's signing to the Go! Discs label, where The Frank and Walters partnered with producer Edwyn Collins to record the Happy Busman EP. They found success in the UK, and, following a tour in support of Carter USM, an Ian Broudie radio edit of the LP song "After All" reached the Top 20 in the UK Singles Chart, peaking at No. 11. It reached No. 5 in the Irish chart.

Episode 2 of Helpinsport hosted by Tom Browne and co hosted by former Cork Hurler and Pro AFL Athlete Setanta O'Hailpin. On this weeks show Setanta has a great chat with a man charged with setting up Hurling in Donegal 23 Years ago. Our guest Cormac Hartnett

On this weeks DL Debate, Brendan Devenney has interviews and analysis of the weekend’s big games including Setanta manager Gary McGettigan and captain Mark Callaghan after their brilliant Ulster title win over Glenarm of Antrim. We also hear from a disappointed but proud Dessie Gallagher as his Dungloe side lost in the Ulster intermediate semi … DL Debate – 27/11/22 Read More » The post DL Debate – 27/11/22 appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

On this weeks DL Debate,  Brendan Devenney looks back at all the weekends GAA action, with Setanta , Dungloe and Naomh Conaill representing Donegal in the Ulster club. Brendan’s  guests are former Donegal and Naomh Conaill star John Gildea, Ryan Ferry of the Donegal News and Tyrone and Errigal Ciaran legend Endan Mc Ginley. Listen … DL Debate – 14/10/22 Read More » The post DL Debate – 14/10/22 appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

BenchCast is the Podcast for BenchWamers hosted by Neville O'Donoghue CEO/FounderEp. 38: Former Cork Hurler/Aussie Rules Player Setanta Ó hAilpín

Episode 1 of Helpinsport hosted by Tom Browne talks with Hell Week Ireland Champion, former Cork Hurler and Pro AFL Athlete Setanta O'Hailpin.

On this Episode its time to stick a toe into some Mythology and lets start with an old Irish favourite with the story of the boy Setanta. I could talk all night about my crazy ideas around this complicated young man (?) but thats more suited to a live or in person conversation. So with that in mind, is anyone interested in an online LIVE storytelling session? Drop me a message and let me know! As always, please enjoy and share. You can find me on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Tiktok. Take care and be kind.

In our latest guest special, John B and Vinny are joined by former Scotsport, Setanta and Clyde Superscoreboard presenter, and current Scottish Sun columnist, Jim Delahunt. Jim gives a great insight into his career that saw him start off at the Sunday Standard before joining STV in 1990. He succeeded Jim White as Scotsport presenter in 1998 and was there for eight years before joining Setanta Sports, fronting their highlights show for three years before the channels sudden closure. He then moved to Clyde a year later for five years and explains why the dump button was his most valuable tool at the station. Jim also delves into his passion for Horse Racing and his success as an owner in having ten winners, giving his favourite courses in Scotland and one abroad. We end with the usual slow fire questions where Jim's six a-side team is one player short - and why he'd rather have five players than add Jim White! We thank Jim for his time to speak to the Podcast. Our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors are both currently offering listeners to the podcast discounts on their products. Supernova Terracewear are offering 10% off at supernovaterracewear.com with the code SFF until the end of September. Surprise Shirts are also offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Thanks to both for their continued support. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

In our latest guest special, John B and Vinny are joined by former Scotsport, Setanta and Clyde Superscoreboard presenter, and current Scottish Sun columnist, Jim Delahunt. Jim gives a great insight into his career that saw him start off at the Sunday Standard before joining STV in 1990. He succeeded Jim White as Scotsport presenter in 1998 and was there for eight years before joining Setanta Sports, fronting their highlights show for three years before the channels sudden closure. He then moved to Clyde a year later for five years and explains why the dump button was his most valuable tool at the station. Jim also delves into his passion for Horse Racing and his success as an owner in having ten winners, giving his favourite courses in Scotland and one abroad. We end with the usual slow fire questions where Jim's six a-side team is one player short - and why he'd rather have five players than add Jim White! We thank Jim for his time to speak to the Podcast. Our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors are both currently offering listeners to the podcast discounts on their products. Supernova Terracewear are offering 10% off at supernovaterracewear.com with the code SFF until the end of September. Surprise Shirts are also offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Thanks to both for their continued support. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Prophecy Radio episode #44 discusses Paola Santiago and the River of Tears by Tehlor Kay Mejia, and the hosts even get to interview the author about the third and final book in the series, Paola Santiago and the Sanctuary of Shadows. They also tackle all the latest news in the Rick Riordan universe, including the latest blog post from the author of Percy Jackson and the Olympians. New episodes of Prophecy Radio air weekly, and all ages are welcome to tune in. News and Updates (00:01:34) Dior Goodjohn's Are You Afraid of the Dark season 3 is airing right now on Nickelodeon! For a moment, Karen forgets how to watch real TV. It looks like Percy Jackson and the Olympians is filming the Capture the Flag scene. Make sure you check out the cover reveal for the Maze of Bones graphic novel. Roseanne A. Brown wants to remind you that she did NOT write Serwa Boateng's Guide to Vampire Hunting under the patronage of an eccentric professor. We discuss Rick's August 6 blog post. There are a lot of books coming out from Rick Riordan Presents! We get an update on the Solangelo book—including possible tour plans and Rick's reaction to the cover. Mark Oshiro's book with the cool mushroom cover is called Into the Light. What's this other book project Rick is working on?? Paola Santiago and the Sanctuary of Shadows is officially out in the world! We're super excited for the Paola Santiago adaptation! Tehlor wrote a really beautiful letter saying goodbye to the series. Abuela has some tips and tricks if you happen to find yourself in possession of an arma del alma. But more importantly…which Paola Santiago character are you? Paola Santiago and the River of Tears by Tehlor Kay Mejia (00:25:10) It's time to talk about the first book in the Paola Santiago series! By the way, the narrator for these books (Frankie Corzo) is REALLY good. How did Kristen feel about reading River of Tears for the first time? We definitely know how to pronounce the Gila River. Paola reminds us a little of Aru Shah, tbh. Science girls for the win! This book really nails the boy/girl middle school dynamic. Paola's mom really doesn't serve much of a role in this book except to cause some friction for the main character. Abuela might not have a huge role, but she's a pretty important character. We included Emma, even though she doesn't feature too prominently in this book. Look, it's been a while since Karen read this one. Give her a break. WE DEFINITELY TALK ABOUT BRUTO. Is Riptide…an arma del alma? Would you like to live in Limbo for your whole life? Which of the monsters did we like most? Put us down as not fans of the mano pachona. Karen scars Kristen with images of the the lechuza. The SPOILER SECTION starts at 00:58:40 La Llorona's castle was pretty amazing. Kristen was personally attacked by Marisa. Okay, we know La Llorona has a reputation, but why is she so MEAN? Abuela is a total badass, and we are HERE for it. There's not too much to say about Los Niños de la Luz…for now. Interview with Tehlor Kay Mejia (01:11:05) Following on the heels of the Paola Santiago and the Sanctuary of Shadows release, we spoke with Tehlor Kay Mejia about the series as a whole. If you've read Paola Santiago, you won't be too surprised by her choice of go-to snacks. Is there an editing critique that she has the most trouble with? Tehlor talks a bit about reconnecting with her culture's folklore and how different families connect to different ones in a variety of ways. When did Tehlor come up with the idea for Paola Santiago? Are any of the characters in these books based on people she knows? How did Tehlor make sure the books weren't too scary for her audience? Which scenes hit the cutting room floor? Are there any monsters she wishes could've been included? And, more importantly, would she ever write more stories in this vein so she could include them? After getting Naomi on her character quiz, we ask what similarities and differences she has with her. Is it TOO personal to ask what kind of nightmares El Cucuy would show someone? Out of all three books, which scene is the MOST Paola Santiago? We find out the answer to one of our favorite questions to ask—who would be Tehlor's godly Greek parent? What's the best book she's read lately? And, of course, we have to ask how it feels now that Paola Santiago is getting its own adaptation! Does Tehlor have any upcoming projects she can talk about? What else is on that author bucket list of hers? Feedback (01:29:53) We get another email from Caoimhe, who tells us about tír na nóg and Setanta (sorry for butchering the pronunciation!!). We're definitely going to do future episodes about more than Greek myths. How did Kristen and Karen first meet? Caoimhe's friend Eimear also did a little drawing for us, and it's so good! Thanks for listening, and tune in next time for episode 45, in which we'll celebrate Percy Jackson's birthday and discuss “Percy Jackson and the Bronze Dragon” and “Percy Jackson and the Sword of Hades.” This episode's hosts are: Karen Rought and Kristen Kranz. Each episode, our Prophecy Radio hosts and their guests will keep you up to date on the latest information coming out of Camp Half-Blood, including upcoming books and adaptation news, discuss a topic of choice, and do a chapter by chapter reread of the Percy Jackson series. Follow Us: Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // Tumblr Listen and Subscribe: Audioboom // Apple // Spotify Feel free to leave us your questions or comments through any of these mediums! You can also email us at prophecyradiopodcast@gmail.com or visit our homepage for archives and more information about our show. Prophecy Radio is a Subjectify Media podcast production. 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In this episode director of coaching and performance at Setanta College Des Ryan joins Gordon MacLelland to discuss  strength and conditioning for young athletes, how we can best support our children and dispels a few myths along the way.During the conversation they discuss amongst other things:The strength and conditioning minefield for parents of young athletesThe importance of regular activity (structured and unstructured)Early specialisation and a wider understanding of the debateBeing aware and managing training routines alongside growth spurtsStories of great practise and outcomes at Arsenal AcademyImproving speed and movement is possible for everyoneThe importance of individual values and disciplineHopes for the future for S & C coaches and how they may be able to benefit whole communitiesHere are a number of the links that Des recommended during the podcast.World Rugby Passport - Conditioning for RugbySetanta Academy Courses | Setanta College AcademyGrowth & Maturation | Player Development Insights Series #2 - YouTubeGrowth and maturity | FA Learning webinar - YouTubeDes Ryan works for Setanta College as Director of Coaching & Performance. Des is one of the leading youth coaches and performance managers in sport and a world-renowned practitioner and speaker in the field of youth athletic development. Des joined Setanta from his position as Head of Sport Medicine & Athletic Development at Arsenal Football Club Academy, a position he held for over 8 years where he re-shaped the concept of player development within the world of football. He has also previously worked as Head of S&C at Connacht Rugby, S&C to Ireland and as Fitness Education Manager within the IRFU, where he spent over 13 years developing the IRFU's coach and player development system.Des has a Masters in Strength and Conditioning and is also an Accredited Strength and Conditioning coach with the UKSCA. He also has achieved the High Performance Sports Accreditation from the British Association of Sports and Exercise Science and is a chartered scientist.

On this episode we're joined by famous Cork son Setanta Ó hAilpín who talks to us about growing up in Cork, playing GAA, his career in Australia as a professional sportsperson and life after sport.Thank you to Setanta for giving us his time and insight into his very interesting life and we wish him, his family and new business all the very best for the future.Help us help others by joining our Patreon...Why not become a Patron of the Two Norries to help us help you and others? We're always happy to receive donations which all go towards bills, production costs, maintenance and everything else it takes to keep the podcast alive.Donations can be as little as €1 or as much as you can afford. To sign up simply CLICK HERE, thank you. Two Norries Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode focuses on Grand Parade by The Frank & Walters, released on Setanta Records in 1997. Paul Linehan and Ashley Keating join me to talk about: the band's initial success in the UK; touring in support of their first album; returning to Cork after two and half years; recharging their batteries for a few years in the mid-90s, writing songs for Grand Parade, working with producers Edwyn Collins and Dave Couse, Polygram buying Go! Discs and returning to Setanta, the song-writing process, the renewed resurgence of interest in the band, touring abroad, the power of songs, the enduring popularity of 'After All' and much more.

In this episode we discuss the early days of Power of Dreams, Craig talks about learning classical guitar from the age of 11, the influence of an English teacher in school, buying his first electric guitar at 14, rehearsing in the bedroom he shared with brother Keith, recording a demo with Stano and releasing their first EP on Setanta. We chat about recording Immigrants, Emigrants and Me in London with Ray Shulman and touring with The Mission and other bands and recording recent album Ausländer, We also chat about Bill Doyle the master photographer who took the photograph on the cover of Immigrants, Emigrants and Me and I share with Craig some information I uncovered about the photograph.

He has only missed two county finals since 1971. He actually scored the winning goal in one. Leo McGough, Carlow's Memory Man,  is passionate about his hurling and has been at hurling county finals in 28 counties. Here he talks about his love for the ancient game and his Clare background. For him, Marty Mouse Kavanagh is the greatest of all Carlow hurlers. He explains why he feels Setanta and Carlow Town  must join together for the good of the game.  He talks about a range of subjects including  synchronicity, Davy Fitzgerald, Mount Leinster Rangers and  why he gave up the demon drink. 

March in the Garden As we celebrate our first year of Dig It, Peter Brown and Chris Day look at some of the topical news stories including changes in the garden centre world, a university led community gardening study and a new autumn plant fair.In the podcast we prepare the greenhouse for spring, start plants from seed indoors and out, share hints on spring bulbs and how to help our hedgehogs.In the newsGCA winners of awards New GC Chairman Tammy Woodhouse from Millbrook Garden CentreCherry Lane Garden Centre new acquisitions at Retford and Gainsborough Notcutts Garden Centre in Woodbridge celebrates 125th anniversary with launch of refurbished siteBritish Garden Centres announce their latest acquisition Timmermans Garden Centre. Gardeners World's New Autumn Fair at Audley End House and Garden, 2-4th SeptemberCommunity Urbans Gardens report What's on this monthMarch 14th – 20th Compost Week UK Check our recent podcast on CompostingWednesday 16th March, 4pm FREE Masterclass Plants for Smaller Spaces March 20th Spring EquinoxTen spring gardens to visit this month Dig It Top 5 … best-selling potatoes so far this year:1.‘Desiree' (maincrop - mc)2.‘Picasso' (early mc)3.‘King Edward' (mc)4.‘Setanta' (organic mc)5.‘Sarpo Mira' (organic mc)Products mentioned Keter Deco Composter with base (340-litre), £59.99. Available in-storeHozelock Rotating Barrel ComposterKinder plug plants are available in-storeAgralan Citrox and Milton sterilant for greenhouse cleaning Hedgehog food and hedgehog house. Jobs to doSow hardy annual flowers Apply Phostrogen or Sulphate of Potash to boost spring bulbsUse specialist houseplant product such as orchids, cacti or citrus plants compostsUseful LinksTiggywinkles Wildlife HospitalNew Malvern Garden Buildings at their Buckingham site.Our thanks to Chiltern Music Therapy for providing the music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Des Ryan works for Setanta College as Director of Coaching & Performance. Des is one of the leading youth coaches and performance managers in sport and a world-renowned practitioner and speaker in the field of youth athletic development. At Setanta College, Des will contribute to the Colleges mission to be recognized in Ireland and Abroad as a leading provider of human performance and sport science research, training and education. Des joined Setanta from his position as Head of Sport Medicine & Athletic Development at Arsenal Football Club Academy, which he held for over 8 years and where he has re-shaped the concept of player development within the world of football. He has previously served as Head of S&C at Connacht Rugby, S&C to Ireland and as Fitness Education Manager within the IRFU, where he spent over 13 years developing the IRFU's coach and player development system. Over the years Des has presented at the UKSCA, ASCA and the NSCA conferences as well as many other conferences around the world. He also has worked as a consultant to World Rugby and the National Cricket academy in India. Des has a Masters in Strength and Conditioning and is also an Accredited Strength and Conditioning coach with the UKSCA. He also has achieved the High Performance Sports Accreditation from the British Association of Sports and Exercise Science and is a chartered scientist. In this episode Des discusses: How organisations can recruit top coaching talent.# What they should offer as a package to hold on to good coaches. Why the performance review meeting is the most important meeting of the year. The importance of a multidisciplinary mission and vision. Some of the opportunities early career coaches overlook to their detriment. You can follow Des's work via his Instagram account: @desryan75 , Twitter: @DeasunO and the Setanta College website: www.setantacollege.com . To learn more about the LTAD Network check out www.ltadnetwork.com or follow on Instagram: @ltadnetwork or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ltadnetwork . You can keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our www.athleticevolution.co.uk , Instagram: @athleticevouk and Twitter: @athleticevouk .

This weeks guest on the Pacey Performance Podcast is Ian Jeffreys. Ian is a Coach Educator and recently appointed Academic Director at Setanta College. Ian is an internationally renowned coach, educator and author. An ex professional rugby player, where he played at the highest level for 15 years, he is regarded as a world authority in the development of speed & agility and conditioning for team sports. His Gamespeed system of sport specific speed and agility development, along with his RAMP warm-up protocols have revolutionised training in these areas and have been adopted by a wide range of coaches and organisations around the world.  In this episode of the podcast, Ian dives into why change of direction testing is becoming more and more redundant as we know more about training true agility. He also details why change of direction ability is only one part of the puzzle when it comes to coaching agility. Ian gives some real life, practical examples of how we coach agility in closed and more importantly open scenarios.  This weeks talking points - The link between teaching and coaching Why isolated change of direction tests don't give us the full picture Ways to train agility in open and closed environments Using personal playing experience to develop coaching ability The development of gamespeed 

Episode five focuses on the first two albums by Into Paradise - Under the Water (1990) and Churchtown (1991). Keith Cullen released Under the Water on Setanta Records and then the band subsequently made the jump to Ensign Records for its major label follow-up, Churchtown before returning once more to Setanta for two further albums. My conversation with Dave Long takes in: playing punk gigs in the Magnet bar with his first band Amuse; forming Backwards Into Paradise and recording various demos in Dublin; signing to Setanta Records; touring Europe with The Godfathers; signing a major record deal with Nigel Grainge's Ensign Records; working with The Sound's Adrian Borland; the writing of music journalist David Cavanagh; playing live with Into Paradise in the UK. We also chat about Moll & Zeis, Dave's latest album with his old friend Shane O'Neill and we ruminate on the creative and artistic compulsion to continue to create new music regardless of its perceived success or popularity.

This was one of my favorite stories as a kid and Im so delighted to bring it to you today! Every child in Ireland must hear this story at some stage, as it marries storytelling with one of our national obsessions- hurling! For those of you who have never encountered it, hurling is like a very fast version of hockey, played in the air, with sticks called hurleys and a very hard and fast ball called a sliotar! It has been around in some form in Ireland for hundreds of years and still causes great rivalry between counties to this day! This charming tale tells of the bravery of a young boy name Setanta who follows his calling against all odds, and comes face to face with something truly terrifying-will he be able to overcome this challenge and gain a place at the table of the king's trusted knights- you'll have to listen to find out! Join us next week for more fantastic tales from the land of nod!Please Subscribe, rate and review!Bonus Material available weekly on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/landofnodlearning?fan_landing=trueJoin us on Instagram!https://www.instagram.com/landofnodlearningJoin our Facebook page!https://www.facebook.com/landofnodlearningListen on Apple podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/land-of-nod-kids-stories/id1539956312Listen on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/69uOzUlxEwNaoCnkMV92OUListen on Castboxhttps://castbox.fm/channel/Land-of-Nod-%7C-Kid's-stories-id3807844?country=ieSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/landofnodlearning?fan_landing=true) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

До вашої уваги запис живої сесії Q&A з телеграм-каналу Setanta Sports, що пройшла у вівторок, 28 вересня.Ми обговорили широкий спектр тем: від протистояння Льюїса та Макса до перспектив нового регламенту.Приємного прослуховування!---Якщо вам подобається формат Q&A, приєднуйтеся до F1Podcast Patreon Club і після кожної гонки у вас буде можливість поставити своє запитання та отримати на нього розгорнуту відповідь у зручному форматі подкасту! Обирай підписку, що дає пріоритет у відповідях на запитання: https://www.patreon.com/MaksPodzigun Більше подкастів про Формулу-1 ти знайдеш в F1Podcast Patreon Club! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Born Setanta, he earned his most popular name after he accidentally killed the hound of a smith. On that night, the young Setanta became to be known as Cu Chulainn, meaning The hound of Culann, a title that point out to what would be his task for the rest of his life, the protection of Ulster.

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This is episode 12 of The Bundle, our regular deep dive in to the media rights market with regular co-host Yannick Ramcke and our guest is Murray Barnett, ex ESPN, World Rugby, F1 and current founder of D2C Sport.If you like the podcasts you'll love the Unofficial Partner newsletter, that goes direct to the inbox of thousands of senior executives across the global sports business every Thursday. To join them, sign up via unofficialpartner.com Here's ten things we talked about:Amazon is beginning to look like just another sports broadcaster. There's fun to be had over-interpreting the basket case that is the French sports rights market. Amazon price structure for Ligue 1 suggests the end of cross-subsidization, which could be good news for rights owners; increases potential for future rights acquisitions. The Bundle price inflation: ESPN just announced their second rise in 2021. Does ESPN have an international vision, or it just an American thing? I live in the UK and never think of subscribing and I wonder if that's significant. Does corporate memory shape strategy? ESPN got burnt from their experience with Premier League a decade or more ago, picking up scraps from Setanta and then losing them to BT Sport four years later. Does that experience still shape the company's strategy, even though the people at the top are different?The reason Big Tech and football don't fit seems too obvious: Football is a market by market thing whereas tech platforms are about breaking down that structure, like music, films and shopping. Note, Netflix is going after gaming not sport.Amazon's NFL deal is an enormously expensive anomaly. DAZN x YouTube x Women's Football: Globalization driving increased sponsorship opportunity; Limited downside, unlimited upside; UEFA's recent deal for the Women's Champions League could be the most significant of the year.When does a rights holder become a betting company? DraftKings new MLB deal includes live games alongside odds. The US discovers betting (streaming) rights, already a constant (and significant source of revenue) in European sports.Riches in the Niches, or is the Long Tail just too much like hard work?

This week's business to be featured as part of our Backing Business spotlight with Bits Business IT Solutions is Tipperary's Setanta College

On this weeks episode, Sean is joined by fellow comedian James Gardner. James talks about his time working as a presenter on Setanta Sports and on the Shopping Channels. James also shares his experience of playing professional football in the Philippines and travelling America as a DJ.

Els venecians han viscut durant segles sota l'amenaça de les marees altes, que banyen la ciutat en nombroses ocasions durant l'any. El matí del passat 3 d'octubre setanta vuit portes van frenar el mar a la Llacuna de Venècia, i van aturar l'acqua alta per primera vegada en tota la història.

On this week's DL Debate, Brendan Devenney is joined by the Kilkenny Legend DJ Carey, Setanta's Paul Campbell and Gaoth Dobhair's Stephen Cassidy. Listen to the DL Debate - The Championship, in association with Sara's Kitchen @ Sister Sara's Letterkenny - Serving food you'll love. Book now to enjoy the Sara's Experience...

Shayne qualified with a first- class honours degree in Sports and Exercise Sciences from University of Limerick in 2010, completing his MSc in Sport Science in 2012, certifying as a Strength and Conditioning Coach in 2013. Shayne has been working in elite football for over 11 years across first team and academy squads in the Premier League, including Manchester City, Liverpool FC, Blackburn Rovers and Cardiff City. He also spent several years with the Wales National Squads during international campaigns at U21 level. As the founder and director of SDM Performance, Shayne currently works with sports people independently as well as remaining a consultant for City Football Group, which is a global football organisation. As part of his role with City Football Group, he recently led the sport science department at New York City FC in the US for their pre-season. He also works with the Scottish FA as a Football Scientist and Setanta College as a Masters Lecturer. In this episode Shane discusses: His career at Cardiff City, Blackburn Rovers, Liverpool and Manchester City The importance of running based movement skills in football. The rise of athletes having their own personal performance staff. Being selective over what CPD resources you use and when. You can keep up to date with Shayne via his Instagram: @sdmperformance . Keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our Website, Twitter and Instagram. You can leave us feedback or submit a question for future episodes here.

From the BBC to ITV, Setanta to ESPN, Jon Champion has been one of the leading voices of his generation. Known to most for his commentaries on football, he talks to Nick Heath in this episode about the various 'accidents' that led him to his successful career, he gives some sage advice to new commentators and mentions how some of his audience only know him from his work on the video game Pro Evolution Soccer.A true master of his craft, this is another beautifully warm conversation as Jon talks for over an hour on how and why he does what he does so well.You can follow Jon on Twitter - https://twitter.com/JonChampionJCFollow Cue Commentator - https://twitter.com/CueCommentatorPlease leave us a review on iTunes if you can, it's much appreciated. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ag inse faoin chóras ríomhaireacht a chum sé féin ‘Setanta’ as Gaeilge agus a chúlra sa teicneolaíocht.

Il percorso Allenare la Forza, la periodizzazione Sprints & Jumps, ed una enorme novità che riguarda il Setanta College e corsi, diplomi e Laurea in Strength & Conditioning. Vuoi studiare per diventare S&C Coach o PT? Ascolta.

Travel back in time to meet Celtic boy, Irial as he runs an errand for a druid…and hear the story of how Setanta got a new name.

Starting from when his mother was taken away by magical birds to return with a child called Setanta. To how Setanta became known as Cúchulainn and some of his many tales.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Di Stefano Talks. On today's episode, I sat down and spoke to the voice of Scottish Football on BT Sport, Rory Hamilton. We chat about his time at university, his early career starting out at STV and Setanta. His freelance work and gig with Sky Sports and then finally getting the main job as the voice of BT Sport. Enjoy.Social Media's:www.twitter.com/DiStefanoTalkswww.twitter.com/MrStefanCarlinwww.Instagram.com/DiStefanoTalkswww.instagram.com/MrStefanCarln

This latest episode sees me joined by BT Sport commentator Rory Hamilton. On this show we discuss Rory's career from Scotsport to Setanta to BT Sport. We unlift the lid on what it really is like to work with Darrell Currie, Chris Sutton, Michael Stewart and Stephen Craigan too. We also delve into Rory's love of snow sports when he is not working in the commentary box. We review the last 16 of the Scottish Cup: Are Celtic still the team to beat? Did 4-1 flatter Rangers at Hamilton? Did we see Livingston's defeat to Inverness coming? We assess the quarter final draw too. We also preview the midweek matches in the Scottish Premiership including a tough trip for Aberdeen to Hamilton and whether Rangers can get back to being on Celtic's coat tails as they travel to a resurgent Kilmarnock. Produced in association with Toby Johnson Music and Rory Hope Music.

It’s episode 50 of Fireside (https://www.headstuff.org/fireside/) . And what better way of commemorating that than finally introducing Setanta. The young boy of the Ulster Cycle who would become the greatest warrior and single most significant character in all of Irish Mythology: Cu Chulainn. Get in touch with the show on Kevin’s Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/firesidebard/) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/olohansolo) if you have any ideas for the podcast, or just want to say hi! Please donate to the Patreon Page (https://www.patreon.com/firesidepodcast) to show your support!

Episode #64 of FNI Wrapchat is Director Imogen Murphy. Imogen, taking the time out to join us from the editing suite, is from Cork and a Director of Drama for Film & Television. A graduate of the National Film School of Ireland, she has gained numerous awards for her drama and documentary work. Her short films have played at over 100 film festivals world-wide, and she has Directed for broadcasters including BBC, Channel 4, E4, MTV, RTE, TG4, TV3, Setanta and the History Channel. Recent work includes,The Irish Mini Series "Dead Still" (Currently in post) for Rte, The Series Bump for Rte, Imogen has also Directed episodes of the Successful series Can't Cope, Won't Cope (Rte) which is currently available on Netflix, Further credits on TV include Hollyoaks and Red Rock for TV3/Element. Catch Wrapchat on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple podcasts, Stitcher and is brought to you by Wildcard Distribution. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fni to support Film Network Ireland Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode #64 of FNI Wrapchat is Director Imogen Murphy. Imogen, taking the time out to join us from the editing suite, is from Cork and a Director of Drama for Film & Television. A graduate of the National Film School of Ireland, she has gained numerous awards for her drama and documentary work. Her short films have played at over 100 film festivals world-wide, and she has Directed for broadcasters including BBC, Channel 4, E4, MTV, RTE, TG4, TV3, Setanta and the History Channel. Recent work includes,The Irish Mini Series "Dead Still" (Currently in post) for Rte, The Series Bump for Rte, Imogen has also Directed episodes of the Successful series Can't Cope, Won't Cope (Rte) which is currently available on Netflix, Further credits on TV include Hollyoaks and Red Rock for TV3/Element. Catch Wrapchat on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple podcasts, Stitcher and is brought to you by Wildcard Distribution. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fni (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.buymeacoffee.com%2Ffni%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR23-wvqRKyH2Gf5cWFGItZfDtNk-vNFXBZ9ncXJ9b_Q9sZ6EjIiNevKAzg&h=AT07FC8Sv49--pkJA27az9HmvOhFeGfr9Y0RbnPG52Ykxrn0xBhqQhOF3vj-SkUq4aQcci7VOvWMyIn42ghX09cxVc0AlEJaZMLkZFb8QVLAF86kPCKFjVgeE-posxyZmd3bu6EXreppi-BfEyZ545OTEva7iv13M6WaY7BLOoSNy3Pt1NZHp_pahkSEV2RMYcyE4CkHJxWK61e2-XjlNqyou7Oo-TLLhaI53NM_i44VG3lL92SeCKbqbYltakbofD3NiRzKSqkgKYTxrF-NtvuOicYOxK8v6UoTAY0b_ygwZjegB3bWt97dfL9ZY5WsHA3P3qcdHqf_WyOt12xhaRyYy58J95OvkjBApdpmilr5sLEgKBvfON0XXpzB-vjEtfYlJlj6SH_CRDFpB0_bZ2KDmwrOUL2zfQ029xUPfnwJIdsYa71fElXhjMAs2saTnisWG9IqjVCitqYT6uzonVPO7fCVSq3jDw4giQPgDX22gMz0K3KhjGyH0kS9C_5FckHlkmIrG7gI5EaioaBMxn6UpCcpk95qPoYcSBFF1wfDxfaV5OlNbT7EH2-9QX_7DTDRC6OIz5BNDMqtxiKljQLSGRWMDXkHzV-waSLfhAQtzcTQBsDszx-4QAkaB9bnB_Grmvd8t6Aw517jloA) to support Film Network Ireland

This week Sam and Alex are joined by NBC Sportscaster and Crystal Palace fan Rebecca Lowe. Rebecca, who hails from Ealing, was the face of ESPN, Setanta and at one time a winner of a talent contest to be a BBC Football reporter. In a funny and enlightening interview she charts her progress from stalking Peter Crouch's mates at the bus stop to working on the biggest terrestial channel in the United States of America. Also this week, Crook reacts to the Manchester Derby, Sam reveals which manager is a germophobe and the guys ask if its ever ok to pre warn a manager about the questions you might ask in the tunnel.

In this episode Bob O'Boyle will introduce what we're going to cover in the podcast. You will hear short clips from interviews of episodes to come as well as the story of Setanta, told by Donncha Ó Murchú.

TOPICS0-3:45 Intros3.45 The broad changes seen during his role as BBC’s Head of Rights 1999-2014. The changing competition for Sky: ITV Digital, Setanta, BT, Eurosport6.10 Why convergence is only just happening now7.10 Issues over legal definitions that initially hampered the rights process8.10 The history of the Premier League rights. Has it always been up, up and up?11.16 The factor that links all the major price rises13.12 When Sky overpaid by a lot16.07 The reasons why David thinks it is too early for the FANG companies (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google)19.27 Facebook and the economics of the TV model20.32 The chances of a Premier League OTT platform21.14 The new OTT players (DAZN and ElevenSports) are how they developing22.23 Is the money paid for the sports rights > great than the interest24.30 The importance of the younger male audience26.10 Measuring different ages within the young groups and the potential for viewing figures “falling off a cliff”28.50 Why the bubble is not going to burst (Hint: It is because there is no bubble)30.51 Lessons from the ECB’s TV deals in the last decade or so. The 10-year-old daughter test39.15 Lessons from the Big Bash41.14 The new Cricket Australia deal and what we learnt from it43.25 Why did Amazon went for tennis45.08 Comparing TV figures with online figures47.31 The growing appeal of eSports49.42 The NFL's approach to broadcast rights52.01 The blueprint for approaching a new sports rights dealWhat the Premier League might have done differentlyLINKSDavid Murray on LinkedINWANT TO HEAR, SEE, READ MORE...

St. Patrick's weekend signals the start of the traditional potatoe planting season and this week Pauric discussed early planting and differient varieties favoured by Irish conditions. The programme described methods for planting in tunnels and pots with some slug and blight resistant varieties highlighted including Colleen, Orla, Setanta, Foremost and Blue Danube. Katsura and Rhododendron were also featured together with timely reminders to protect softer bedding plants where frost prevails. Listeners questions included forcing rhubarb, propogating dahlias, transplanting seedlings to individual pots, moving primulas, maintaining hebes and sowing strawberries for summer.

St. Patrick's weekend signals the start of the traditional potatoe planting season and this week Pauric discussed early planting and differient varieties favoured by Irish conditions. The programme described methods for planting in tunnels and pots with some slug and blight resistant varieties highlighted including Colleen, Orla, Setanta, Foremost and Blue Danube. Katsura and Rhododendron were also featured together with timely reminders to protect softer bedding plants where frost prevails. Listeners questions included forcing rhubarb, propogating dahlias, transplanting seedlings to individual pots, moving primulas, maintaining hebes and sowing strawberries for summer.

This episode’s guest is Dr. Liam Hennessy of Setanta College. Dr. Liam Hennessy FRAMI is an Exercise Physiologist, Strength and Conditioning Coach, former international athlete, and current Academic Director of Setanta College.  On this episode Liam and I discussed: Liam’s background and influence The good and not so good things that Liam see’s within the physical preparation profession Liam’s Training philosophy Coaching Pedagogy and it’s need to be a part of more educational program’s for coaches Mastery Liam’s top resources and advice The Future of Setanta College And much more Enjoy guys. Stay Strong, RBShow Sponsor:To get INSTANT ACCESS to almost 20 hours of World Class online video Strength and Conditioning Information go to upmentorship.com

Let's ponder the mysteries of the universe while sitting on the stoop. Who better to ponder them with than the story buachaills. Music: http://www.bensound.com

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, I have the pleasure in speaking to Director of Setanta College, Dr. Liam Hennessy. Dr. Hennessy has coached a number of world class athletes including three-time major winning golfer, Padraig Harrington. As well as coaching, Dr. Hennessy is Director of Setanta College in Ireland which offers numerous courses in strength and conditioning and regularly invites world leading coaches to speak at its workshops and conference. In this episode, you will learn - Who is Dr. Liam Hennessy (background, education and current roles) The danger in an uninformed reliance on technology What’s happening with the hamstring? Why experience should be more valued in coaching Setanta College and what is missing from the education system when it comes to developing the practitioners and researchers of the future. Working with golfers - what is important? Liam is not on social media but more can be found out about Setanta College on Twitter @setantacollege This episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast is sponsored by Vald Performance, the team behind the NordBord and the new Groinbar, a hip and groin strength measuring solution. They can be found at valdperformance.com and you can get more information on the groin bar at groinbar.com and on Twitter @groinbar. This episode is sponsored by Coach Me Plus who can be found on Twitter @CoachMePlus and at their website coachmeplus.com. This episode is also sponsored by Forcedecks. If you want to know more about ForceDecks, listen to episode #139 of the Pacey Performance Podcast with co-founder, Dr. Daniel Cohen. Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following on Twitter @strengthofsci or visiting strengthofscience.com/podcast. Enjoy PP  

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Welcome to the OnJugger Teaser Episode just a short episode on why the Germany Rule Keeper and Coach Gnom (Felix) came to Ireland. To exchange coaching methods and learn more about how the Irish train jugger. OnJugger’s first full episode will be released in the less than a week!!! Stay tuned! Here is the Video … Continue reading OnJugger Teaser Episode. International Coaching Exchange/Setanta Training Method

It's the start of the potatoe planting season and this week's programme featured hints and tips on getting planting underway including an in-depth look at different varities that are suited to Irish conditions such as Sharp's Express, Red Duke of York, Setanta and Foremost. Paraic recommended planting indoors now in preparation for transplanting outdoors in a few weeks time. The programme also focused on spring flowering plants with camelias, magnolias and forsythia discussed. Other topics included hedging for bogland areas and seaside locations, the treatment of overgrown ivy, and the importance of worms and how to get them back into the garden. Listeners questions ranged from creating an avenue of trees on a driveway to gardening with children and planting scented roses.

It's the start of the potatoe planting season and this week's programme featured hints and tips on getting planting underway including an in-depth look at different varities that are suited to Irish conditions such as Sharp's Express, Red Duke of York, Setanta and Foremost. Paraic recommended planting indoors now in preparation for transplanting outdoors in a few weeks time. The programme also focused on spring flowering plants with camelias, magnolias and forsythia discussed. Other topics included hedging for bogland areas and seaside locations, the treatment of overgrown ivy, and the importance of worms and how to get them back into the garden. Listeners questions ranged from creating an avenue of trees on a driveway to gardening with children and planting scented roses.

Hey, folks! There was no episode of Random Old Records in October, truly sorry for the delay! I needed a little extra time to craft the perfect selection of tracks for this one. Episode #56 is a special 5-10-15-20 edition, which opens up the memory banks and goes back in time to the years 2011, 2006, 2001, and 1996. Looking back, none of these years were particularly "great" for music, but each one definitely has their fair share of jams!In 2011, Thee Oh Sees kicked off a remarkable run of albums with the acid-folk creep of Castlemania. Meanwhile, The Beets delivered their excellent final LP Let The Poison Out before leader Juan Wauters started a solo career. A decade prior, Jersey post-hardcore rockers Rye Coalition unleashed THEIR final LP Curses, which had been in major label limbo for two years prior to release, and further south, Texas punks the Marked Men released their classic Fix My Brain.2001 was the prime year for emo and post-hardcore, at least in my circle of friends at the time. Bands like Hey Mercedes and Hot Water Music were crafting anthems, while the remnants of Cap'n Jazz were crafting avant-fusion rock with Owls. Finally, the hour wraps up with a bunch of Britpop and indie rock from 1996, when both genres were in slight decline but still pumping out plenty of jams. In between the tracks are some vintage news stories to ramp up the nostalgia and complete the time capsule. Hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I had putting it together. As always, thanks for listening, and stay tuned for episode #57 next month!Random Old Records Podcast #56Released 11/07/16DOWNLOAD HERE1. The Beets - "You Don't Want Kids To Be Dead"(Let The Poison Out, Hardly Art 2011)2. Thee Oh Sees - "I Need Seed"(Castlemania, In The Red 2011)3. Fungi Girls - "Doldrums"(Some Easy Magic, Hozac 2011)4. Cults - "Go Outside"(Cults, In The Name Of 2011)--2006: It's these damn gas prices!5. Rye Coalition - "Pussyfootin'"(Curses, Gern Blandsten 2006)6. Damone - "Out Here All Night"(Out Here All Night, Island 2006)7. Marked Men - "Fix My Brain"(Fix My Brain, Swami 2006)8. The Pipettes - "Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me"(We Are The Pipettes, Memphis Industries 2006)9. The Long Blondes - "Separated By Motorways"(Someone To Drive You Home, Rough Trade 2006)--2001: Cincinnati explodes!10. Jimmy Eat World - "Bleed American"(Bleed American, Dreamworks 2001)11. Hot Water Music - "Paper Thin"(A Flight And A Crash, Epitaph 2001)12. Hey Mercedes - "Eleven To Your Seven"(Everynight Fire Works, Vagrant 2001)13. Rival Schools - "Everything Has Its Point"(United By Fate, Island 2001)14. Owls - "Everyone Is My Friend"(Owls, Jade Tree 2001)--1996: The Superman Curse!!15. Howlin' Maggie - "Alcohol"(Honeysuckle Strange, Columbia 1996)16. Ocean Colour Scene - "The Day We Caught The Train"(Moseley Shoals, MCA 1996)17. The Divine Comedy - "Becoming More Like Alfie"(Casanova, Setanta 1996)18. Lush - "Heavenly Nobodies"(Lovelife, 4AD 1996)19. Go Sailor - "Fine Day For Sailing"(Go Sailor, Lookout 1996)

With St. Patrick's Day just passed potatoes were the main feature of the pogramme this week as now is the ideal time for planting. Paraic advsied on good planting conditions and best varieties for different soil types. Varieites discussed included British Queen, Setanta, Sharp's Express, Cailín, Orla, Red Duke of York and Kestrel. Paraic also featured wheatgrass which can be sown indoors now and looked at Phacelia for attracting bees into the garden. Listeners questions included how to green up a lawn, composting, planting Arum Lillies, sowing sweet pea from seed, lifting and storing beetroot and cutting back clematis, both spring and summer flowering varieties.

With St. Patrick's Day just passed potatoes were the main feature of the pogramme this week as now is the ideal time for planting. Paraic advsied on good planting conditions and best varieties for different soil types. Varieites discussed included British Queen, Setanta, Sharp's Express, Cailín, Orla, Red Duke of York and Kestrel. Paraic also featured wheatgrass which can be sown indoors now and looked at Phacelia for attracting bees into the garden. Listeners questions included how to green up a lawn, composting, planting Arum Lillies, sowing sweet pea from seed, lifting and storing beetroot and cutting back clematis, both spring and summer flowering varieties.

Denis O'Brien's lawyers are back in the High Court this week where he has brought a case against a communications company Red Flag for alleged conspiracy to damage his reputation. A USB stick allegedly created by Red Flag and containing content damaging to O'Brien, including the claim that he has become "Ireland's Berlusconi", is at the centre of the case. On today's podcast Legal Affairs Correspondent Colm Keena explains the case with the help of excerpts from O'Brien's sworn statements. In part two Laura Slattery reports on the moves being made by Virgin Media, Eir and Sky to win our custom when shopping for broadband, phone lines and TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Denis O'Brien's lawyers are back in the High Court this week where he has brought a case against a communications company Red Flag for alleged conspiracy to damage his reputation. A USB stick allegedly created by Red Flag and containing content damaging to O'Brien, including the claim that he has become "Ireland's Berlusconi", is at the centre of the case. On today's podcast Legal Affairs Correspondent Colm Keena explains the case with the help of excerpts from O'Brien's sworn statements. In part two Laura Slattery reports on the moves being made by Virgin Media, Eir and Sky to win our custom when shopping for broadband, phone lines and TV.

Bedtime Stories for Ella: Setanta, taken from the book Favourite Irish Legends

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FrequencyCast show 41 sees Carl and Pete look at ways to speed up your broadband. We also look at a replacement for the fridge door from o2, and a fitness tool for the Nintendo DSi. In the news, the end of Setanta, Digital Britain and a Freeview HD update.

Ringside Live returns for a Thursday evening slot with Ian and Adam's last show for the time being. We'll run down the one-week Donald Trump angle from Raw, this Sunday's Bash PPV, UFC's future in the UK after canning Setanta and much more. Check or out our Twitter - @ringsidelive - for more details!

Ringside Live returns for a Thursday evening slot with Ian and Adam's last show for the time being. We'll run down the one-week Donald Trump angle from Raw, this Sunday's Bash PPV, UFC's future in the UK after canning Setanta and much more. Check or out our Twitter - @ringsidelive - for more details!

In FrequencyCast Show 39, Carl and Pete look at the ways to get a little extra out of Freeview with services like BT Vision, Setanta and Top Up TV. The lads also review a home security system from myhome247, answer questions from listeners, look at the Nintendo DSi and get the latest on the BBC iPlayer.

Episode 76 Ironman Talkwww.ironmantalk.com This weeks news IM Talk Camp, email us to find out more! USA triathlon has 100,000 members. Results: IM Wisconsin, Cologne 226, TheBig man, Iron Desert tri    Jerseys are ordered. Coming up: The Grand Columbian, Great Illini Tri, Espirit Tri   Website of the WeekThis weeks website is www.fulontri.com        This is another great club website. Thanks to Greg Keers for sending it through! Plus we want to say hi to Lee Jackson and Coach Lee, they love the show.    This weeks discussionIt’s you chance to share one key thing in the build up to your first Ironman that might help others. Pay it forward. If you want to add a comment click here: add comment then open the discussion.    Age grouper of the week Jack Lynch sent through this weeks age grouper. Check out his email:I've a nomination for AG of the week from the Kenmare Half.  His name is Liam Dolan, a 26yr old from the Setanta triathlon club in Dundalk.  There's a great bunch of lads up there who all listen to the show and I know Liam is a big fan as he's always slagging me about getting mentioned.He has only been in triathlon 2 years but has already gained a bit of a reputation for his awesome bike splits.  Indeed I missed a trick in not nominating him earlier this year when he finished 10th at Half IM UK where he was the first non-pro finisher.  He finished 4th in Kenmare despite cracking the headset area of his frame after hitting a pothole and noticing that the steering was "a little bit funny".  His real strength though is being able to control himself on the bike so that he can run really well off it - he had the fastest run in Kenmare with a 1:18 on a really hilly course, managing to outrun (just) some guys who can run 31min 10k oly splits (versus his normal 36-37min runs).On the downside  - he has been known to remark that Ironman is for "30 somethings who are going through a mid life crisis" - though I know he secretly wants to do one soonSo that's my case for Liam!Please keep up the great work with the show!Thanks,JackThis weeks discussionWith the amount of athletes trying to compete in an Ironman should the cut off time be reduced? If so, what time would be better? If you want to add a comment click here: add comment then open the discussion.Coach’s CornerInterview with David Bowden from Genius Bikes. He covers if it’s better to buy a tri or a road bike. This is a question that we get often so enjoy. Check out the Genius website for some great bikes: www.geniusbikes.com This weeks websitesRace Results: IM Wisconsin, Cologne 226, Website of the week: www.fulontri.com  Iron Rust, Ironmen Don’t, Train Hard, Train Smart: Kia Kaha

In FrequencyCast show 12, Carl and Pete take a close look at BT Vision, the new home TV and On Demand service from BT, explore the Motorola Homesight home monitoring solution, and follow the latest in the Sky Digital versus Virgin Media digital TV war. Plus news on Setanta, Slingcatcher and Joost.