Podcast appearances and mentions of sharon mannion

Bank of Ireland and venture capital firm Delta Partners are teaming up with comedian Sharon Mannion to help Irish startup founders learn how techniques from the world of comedy can elevate their pitch. Sharon is a highly acclaimed comedian, writer and actor best known for her role as Concepta in the hit comedy series Bridget and Eamon. She trained with the prestigious Second City and iO Theatre in Chicago - the front runners in utilising improvisation as a tool for performance and business. In a free, half-day workshop with Sharon and the team from Delta Partners, startup founders will learn how to better sell the story of their business and stand out from the crowd. The "Startup Standup" workshop is open to founders at all stages - from the idea phase through to those raising investment for growth. Workshop spaces are limited and the closing date for applications is 14 October. Founders can apply by telling us a little about their business and why they would like to take part on: https://www.deltapartners.com/events-1/startupstandup Paul Swift, Head of Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT) at Bank of Ireland said: "Bank of Ireland is a long-time financial supporter of Irish startups through our partnership with Delta Partners funds but we realise that founders also need advice and guidance, particularly when it comes to pitching to new investors. "Whether it's breaking the ice, managing nerves, or the art of storytelling, standup comedy offers a lot of practical lessons for founders and we hope this workshop will help them leverage some of those techniques." Amy Neale of Delta Partners said: "For founders, fundraising is a serious business. You need to be a storyteller, an influencer and a performer on top of all the other skills you need to run and grow your business. This workshop will help founders to find their authentic voice and convince investors of their vision." Bank of Ireland is a long-term investor in Delta Partners funds which have supported more than 140 startups, including successful Irish companies such as Digit Game Studios, texthelp, SensL, StitcherAds and Boxever. The current fund has backed companies including Zero Mission, which enables commercial fleet operators transition from diesel to electric vehicles, and VisionR, whose technology gives retailers insights into how customers behave in-store and interact with their products. See more stories here.

When they mean that the story can be about anything, they really mean anything! Comedians Colm O Regan and Sharon Mannion joined Dave to chat about Dublin Story Slam. Dublin Story Slam: Heroes and Villains will be at Pavilion Theatre on 23 April.

Joe is joined by Eleanor Shanley, Mike Hanrahan, June Rodgers, Seamus O'Rourke, Sharon Mannion, Declan Callis, Al Foran, Packie O'Callaghan and Doc Savage at The Landmark Hotel in Leitrim.

Jen chats with author of "Black & Irish: Celebrating Black Irish Legends, Trailblazers and Everday Heroes", Leon Diop, and comedian Sharon Mannion about stories from the week!

Jen is joined by presenter and reporter James Patrice and comedian Sharon Mannion for Jen's Friends to chat about the fashion, music and more of the 90s!

Writer Patrick Fogarty and actors Sharon Mannion and Pat Kinevane talk about working on Patrick's, The Last, High King of Ireland, winner of the PJ O'Connor Radio Drama Award

Aifric chats to Comedians, Shane Daniel Byrne and Sharon Mannion about stories from the week!

This particular episode of The Dublin Story Slam Podcast has been three years in the making. Featuring the first half of The Dublin Story Grand Slam recorded live onstage at The Abbey Theatre. The theme was Precious and in this episode, join host Colm O'Regan as he introduces 4 amazing storytellers all telling true personal stories inspired by the theme, Precious. We don't include the scores of each story but you can find out who won in Part 2, available very soon!Featuring stories from Martin Hughes, Michelle Lucy, Daisy McCarthy & Emma Lynch. Musical Timekeeper was the brilliant Sharon Mannion. Recording was by Gansee Films. For videos of these stories check out our You Tube Channel or visit instagram (@dublinstoryslam) for pics from the night captured by the wonderful Ian Mulholland. Please visit www.thedublinstoryslam.com for more info. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On August 22nd, 1922, LA police found Dolly Oesterreich locked in her closet and her husband Fred, shot dead. Dolly professed her innocence, but police were certain that she played a hand in Fred's death. What they did not expect to find, however, was that the killer was someone living secretly within their suburban home, and with whom Dolly had a disturbing relationship.@juliejaycomedy chats to @mannion-sharon. Thank you so much for listening to Crimeland, and for your support of this podcast. If you have enjoyed it, please rate/review/subscribe wherever you listen.Big love,J x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joe presents Funny Friday from the Faithlegg Hotel, Waterford with Frank Twomey, Packie O'Callaghan, Aonghus McAnally, Declan O'Brien, Sharon Mannion, Seamus O'Rourke, Brendan ‘Doc' Savage, June Rodgers & Yann O'Brien.

Joe presents the first live Funny Friday in over two years at The Hardiman Hotel, Galway with Franke Forde, June Rodgers, Declan Callis, Sharon Mannion, Ultan Conlon, Packie O'Callaghan and Yann O'Brien.

Jen chats about stories from the week with actress and comedian Sharon Mannion!

In this episode of The Dublin Story Slam we bring you three stories inspired by the theme Blessings & Curses. From sewer angels to cursed plays to an accordion that refuses to let go, if you're looking for a heart warming laugh. Huge thanks to our storytellers Mary Kilduff, Aoife Nally & Sharon Mannion. For more info on how to tell a story with The Dublin Story Slam, visit www.thedublinstoryslam.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Mel finds herself back in Ireland from London, in the middle of a pandemic, talking through a nursing home window to her mother. she's forced to confront why she fled. Winner Best Radio Script Zebbie Awards 2021..

Jen's Friends With Sharon Mannion

From Billy Connolly to Dave Allen and Tina Fey, comedians Steve Cummins and Sharon Mannion tell Brendan what makes them laugh.

It’s a busy time of year for funding applications in all kinds of sectors especially in the arts. But form filling can be a complete headache and is dreaded by most. Actor and writer Sharon Mannion knows these frustrations all too well and she’s been telling us all about it.

Sharon Mannion ( comedian, actor, writer...) is the perfect tonic to kick us up the hole. We chat about the shapes of vegetables, the biggest shit-holes in Ireland, and what it's like to have sex with a comedian. ( twitter@sharonmannion2 / /INSTA= @mannion_sharon ) Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/heal-your-hole. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reviewables is back back back (!) after a long pandemic induced hiatus and regular co -hosts Hannah and Ed are joined in studio by guest Sharon Mannion and extra host Andrea Farrell. Sharon is an actor, writer and improviser and has featured in numerous shows such as "Bridget and Eamon" and "Republic of Telly". Sharon reviews her very first, high energy appearance on television, why ball ponds are to be avoided and her own children in a freewheeling interview which also delves into her unusual toe situation as Hannah and Andrea try to sing the Reviewables Theme in an exciting competition to see who is the better co-host. There's also a very exciting announcement at the end! Enjoy Reviewapals. https://youtu.be/9G_pZ0uvXh0

written & performed by Sharon Mannion, featuring Joe Taylor and Sue Collins, directed by Gorretti Slavin

Documentary On One: The Case of Majella Moynihan; Ana Kriégel murder verdicts; Woman who met her husband because of Ray Houghton’s 1994 goal; how John Kelly picks his music; Sharon Mannion and Jennifer Zamparelli on chatty husbands; a knife in the radio and the spoken world without bees. All brought to you by Ronan Kelly

On this week's Phoning It In, Dave discusses 'chance encounters' with Beth, who met a celebrity at a New Year’s Eve Party; Zach who met his twin brother on a flight; and Siobhan who had a chance encounter in Las Vegas. Dave also chats with Frank who has an issue with cat owners. Dave is joined in studio by special guest, The Queen Of Moore Street, Maggie Dennehy.

Sharon Mannion is an actress, comedian and writer best known for her role as Concepta in the RTE2 hit comedy Bridget & Eamon. She has co-written several contributions for RTE's Republic of Telly and she has also written and performed alongside PJ Gallagher in the hidden-camera series Trojan Donkey for Channel 4. She currently writes for Newstalk's news based comedy panel show You Couldn't Make It Up and performs with the Dublin Comedy Improv.

On this episode I chat with comedy couple Sharon Mannion and Danny Keogh. Both stars of sketch group Ghost Train Willy and RTE's Bridget & Eamon.Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/tomomahonybuckshotTeeShop:https://www.teepublic.com/user/tomomahonyGigs:http://www.tomomahony.com/gigs/Sharon's Tour:http://www.speckintime.com/the-curse-of-the-button-accordian/Comedy Improv:http://www.international-bar.com/comedy/

Featuring writer /comedians Sharon Mannion and Sue Collins

Written & performed by Sharon Mannion

Don’t Quote Me! stars Sean Hughes, Michael A Fitzgerald,Karl Spain, Fiona Looney, Andrew Maxwell and special guest Sharon Mannion.

Forced child musical education is on the agenda today as comedian Sharon Mannion recalls the curse of the button accordion. Also this week – What happened to Birdseye Potato Waffles? Who actually likes energy drinks? And what is the one redeeming feature of Brown Thomas? Follow Reviewables on Twitter and join The HeadStuff Podcast Network on […] La entrada Reviewables #18 | Energy Waffles with Sharon Mannion se publicó primero en Headstuff.

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