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Fünf Tage, unzählige Highlights: In dieser Folge von „Irisch gut“ nehmen wir Euch mit nach Cork und ins dazugehörige County Cork – für viele Besucher und Einheimische ist die Region im Süden und Südwesten der Insel ganz besonders. So auch für Cork-Insiderin Grace Boylan, die ihre perfekte Route für einen verlängerten Kurztrip verrät: von der lebendigen Stadt Cork über das maritime Cobh bis ins farbenfrohe Kinsale und entlang spektakulärer Küstenabschnitte auf dem Wild Atlantic Way. Freut Euch auf persönliche Tipps, kulinarische Highlights, legendäre Pubs, atemberaubende Landschaften – und unvergessliche Momente zwischen Meer, Musik und irischer Lebensfreude. Links:https://www.ireland.com/de-de/plan-your-trip/trip-ideas/cork-west-cork/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/destinations/county/cork/cork-city/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/destinations/county/cork/county-cork/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/destinations/county/cork/cobh/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/magazine/guides/kinsale/https://www.discoverireland.ie/clonakiltyhttps://www.bantry.ie/ 

Good Morning BT with Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman | Friday, May 15th, 2026. 6:05 Beth’s Song of the Day | Beth's Titanic experience | Backstreet Bumper Friday 6:20 David Letterman guest on Late show with Stephen Colbert 6:35 Will Ferrell and Paul McCartney hosting SNL this weekend 6:50 RAM Biz Update; 90's music with Bo and Beth | Honda reports losses for the first time in 70 years 7:05 GMBT talks Panthers Schedule release 7:20 Guest: Congressman Mark Harris - Bail Transparency Bill 7:35 Congressman Mark Harris cont. - Pres. Trump trip to China 7:50 Tell Me Something Good 8:05 Tell Me Something Good cont. 8:20 Guest: Coach Phillip Pool (Carolina Ascent Head Coach) 8:35 Friday News Quiz with Mark Garrison 8:50 Caller Pat follows up with Bo 9:05 Guest: John Hancock 9:20 John Hancock cont. - Remembering Eric "Cam Love" Lovell 9:35 Big weekend with John Hancock 9:50 Show wrapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cruise stops in Ireland can feel like a whirlwind – but with the right plan, even a few hours can turn into an unforgettable experience. With more cruise ships arriving at Irish ports each year, travelers have more options than ever when it comes to shore excursions. But not all tours, or tour providers, are created equal. Seabourn Ovation docked in CobhPodstawko, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons This article is based on podcast episode 332 featuring Bob McAuliffe, owner of About Ireland Taxi Tours.Use the player below to listen or scroll to continue reading the article and get resource links. Ireland Cruise Excursions: How to Choose the Right Experience Bob McAuliffe, owner of About Ireland Taxi Tours, has spent decades helping visitors make the most of their limited time ashore. His advice is simple: focus on quality, not quantity. Bob's pro-tips will help you choose the right excursion and make the most of your time in port. Check Reliability Before You Book Before reserving any independent excursion, take time to read reviews and verify the company's reputation. Look at platforms like Google and TripAdvisor to get a sense of consistency and service. A reliable company should also guarantee that you'll return to your ship on time – something not every provider offers. Avoid Over-Ambitious Itineraries Ireland may look small on a map, but travel times can be deceiving. Routes often include narrow roads, scenic stops, and unexpected delays. For example, trying to visit the Cliffs of Moher from Cork during a short port stop simply isn't realistic. A good tour provider will tell you that—and help you plan something more enjoyable instead. Choose the Right Vehicle for Comfort Vehicle size matters more than many travelers expect. Irish cars are generally smaller than those in North America, so squeezing too many people into a standard sedan can make for a long, uncomfortable day. If you're traveling with a group or need accessibility accommodations, confirm the vehicle type in advance. Don't Trust Google Maps Timing Google Maps often underestimates travel time in Ireland because it assumes local driving speeds without stops. But visitors tend to pause for photos, scenery, and spontaneous discoveries – which is part of the magic. Build in extra time so your day feels relaxed, not rushed. Charles Fort, viewed from the harbour Why Local Drivers Make All the Difference One of the biggest advantages of booking an independent tour is the opportunity to connect with a local driver. These aren't just drivers – they're storytellers, guides, and often lifelong residents of the area. They know the backroads, the history, and the personal connections that turn a sightseeing trip into something memorable. That might mean: Stopping at a family-run sweet shop to watch traditional candy being made Visiting a quiet village not on typical tour routes Getting a quick lesson in hurling in a nearby field Tracing family roots with help from local heritage centers It's these moments, unplanned and personal, that tend to stand out most. This sheep didn't mind having his photo taken as we traveled through West Cork. Making the Most of Limited Time in Port Cruise schedules are tight, especially at tender ports where getting ashore takes additional time. Planning your day carefully ensures you see more and stress less. Start Early at Popular Attractions If Blarney Castle is on your list, for example, timing is everything. Arriving early can mean the difference between a quick visit and hours in line to kiss the Blarney Stone. Even better, allow time to explore the gardens, which many consider the highlight of the visit. Know When You Don't Need a Tour In some ports, you may not need a driver at all. For example: Cobh offers easy access to attractions like Spike Island, the Titanic Experience, and Fota House Dublin city center is highly walkable, with museums and landmarks close together A trustworthy provider will tell you when you can explore on your own, and when a guided experience adds value. Focus on What You Enjoy Rather than trying to tick off a “top 10” list, think about what interests you most. Love gardens? Ireland has plenty.Interested in history? Castles, heritage sites, and ancient ruins are everywhere.Prefer local experiences? Markets, pubs, and small workshops offer authentic connections. Your day should reflect your interests, not a generic checklist. Guest Feature: Bob McAuliffe, About Ireland Taxi Tours Bob McAuliffe is the owner of About Ireland Taxi Tours, a company offering private, customizable day tours and cruise excursions from all 12 Irish ports. What began as a local taxi service in Cork has grown into a nationwide network of experienced, local drivers who provide personalized tours based on each traveler's interests and schedule. Bob and his team specialize in: Cruise ship shore excursions Private day tours Custom itineraries tailored to individual preferences Accessible travel options, including wheelchair-friendly vehicles What sets the company apart is its focus on honesty and traveler experience. If a plan doesn't make sense, they'll say so—and suggest a better option. Contact & Booking: Website: https://www.aboutirelandtaxitours.ie Cruise excursions site Info & inspo on Facebook & Instagram Blarney Castle Top Cork Recommendations for Cruise Visitors If your itinerary includes Cork, these are standout stops that combine iconic sights with local flavor. Blarney Castle and Gardens While many come for the Blarney Stone, the gardens are the true highlight. Plan an early visit to avoid long queues and leave time to explore the grounds. The English Market A food lover's paradise in the heart of Cork city. Grab lunch upstairs at the Farmgate Café or browse local specialties. University College Cork (UCC) A quieter but fascinating stop with beautiful grounds, historic buildings, and unique features like the Honan Chapel and stone corridor. Bonus Stop: Local Sweet Shop Experience A visit to a traditional sweet shop like Danny Linehan's offers a glimpse into Irish confectionery—and a chance to watch treats being made by hand. Ireland's cruise ports offer incredible variety, from bustling cities to quiet coastal towns. With a bit of planning – and the right local insight – you can turn a short stop into a meaningful experience that feels anything but rushed. The post Ireland Cruise Excursions: How to Make the Most of Your Day in Port appeared first on Ireland Family Vacations.

APOLOGIES FOR THE ROUGH AUDIO WE DID OUR BEST TO CLEAN IT UP On this show! A double burger taste test, a Firefly animated series maybe, THE Titanic Experience™ and some other stuff I only have roughly 250 characters to fit all this in.

John Zaller, Executive Producer of Exhibition Hub's Titanic: An Immersive Voyage, returns for a deeper dive (pun intended)

Bring on the milk & cookies...because Santa has arrived!  Brad Hyland, who is not only the voice of Santa for the Elf on the Shelf series, he is also a coach, mentor, voice actor, husband, father, grandfather and friend.  He says he didn't really start living until 2016, which is when he returned to voice over, a career that Brad says was 40 years in the making! Before voice over came back into his life, he enjoyed being involved with stand up comedy, extra work for on-camera projects,  was a frontman for a rock & blues band & had a long career in the sales & corporate world.  As a voice actor Brad has had the pleasure to work on many amazing projects, like Elf on the Shelf, but also is the voice of Charlie the Tuna for Starkist, has narrated films for National Parks, multiple characters on video games, and currently can be heard on the Titanic Experience tour. We chat about trusting yourself, how to be natural in your reads, being trained, having confidence, get good at auditioning, using an audition tracker...Plus all the usually creative chaos, like what is the strangest thing any of us bought online &  what are a few things Brad collects ???  Brad's website -  https://www.americanvoicepower.com/Support the Show.This is a shareable podcast, with a group of creatives, documenting their creative voice over & on-camera journeys to inspire all of us as we navigate our own paths! This pod may bring golden nuggets of wisdom, yet is not an education based show. Follow all the Chaos - Website - https://www.keepingupwithchaos.net/ FB - https://www.facebook.com/keepingupwithchaospodcastIG - https://www.instagram.com/keeping_up_with_chaos/

Die Titanic wurde auch als “Schiff der Träume” bezeichnet, weil sie das prächtigste, luxuriöseste und größte Schiff ihrer Zeit war. Sie übertraf alle Erwartungen und war ein Symbol für den Fortschritt der Technik . Die meisten Passagiere, insbesondere diejenigen aus der dritten Klasse, wollten in New York ein neues Leben beginnen. Deshalb war die dritte Klasse so eingerichtet, dass sich die Menschen wohl fühlten, obwohl sie dritter Klasse fuhren. Für die meisten Menschen war sie gemütlicher als ihr altes Zuhause. Die Titanic sollte einfach die Träume erfüllen, die die Menschen hatten, endlich ein neues Leben starten zu können . Schiff der Träume, unter diesem Thema steht auch der neu gestaltete Raum in der Titanic - Experience in Belfast. Der Luxusliner schwebt an der Decke. Noch einmal lässt man mit Lichteffekten und Sound die Geschichte des Schiffs und der Passagiere revue passieren. Der neue Höhepunkt der Ausstellung. In der Episode Titanic - Schiff der Träume geben euch Fee und Claire von der Titanic ein update davon, was es in Belfast Neues gibt.

Wohl kaum ein Schiff erlangte so traurige Berühmtheit wie die Titanic. Der seinerzeit modernste Ozeandampfer der Welt galt als Meisterwerk der Technik. Doch das schützte nicht vor der Katastrophe. Schon auf der Jungfernfahrt von Europa nach New York kollidierte das Schiff am 14. April 1912 mit einem Eisberg und nahm insgesamt 1514 Menschen mit in die Tiefe. Seither ranken sich zahlreiche Mythen und Legenden um die Titanic. Wo könnte man sie besser erzählen als am Ort ihrer Erbauung – in Belfast? Nordirlands Hauptstadt ist die Geburtsstätte dieses Megaschiffes, und entsprechend war die Titanic auch der Stolz der Stadt – die Tragödie hat auch Belfast tief getroffen. Das Titanic Belfast wurde am 31. März 2012 eingeweiht, um die Geschichte der Titanic und ihrer Erbauer zu erzählen, Anfang 2023 wurde das riesige Museum, das genau an der Stelle ihrer Entstehung liegt, modernisiert. Susie Millar hat ihren Ur-Großvater bei der Tragödie verloren, und heute führt sie Besucher durch die Geschichte der Titanic, die später im südirischen Cobh zum letzten Mal abgelegt hatte. Davon zeugt die Titanic Experience – doch das ist eine andere Geschichte. Links:https://www.titanicbelfast.com/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/destinations/experiences/belfast/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/plan-your-trip/trip-ideas/titanic-in-48-hours/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/things-to-do/attractions/titanic-belfast/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/magazine/culture/five-titanic-tales/http://www.titanictours-belfast.co.uk/http://www.titanictours-belfast.co.uk/publication.htmhttps://www.titanicexperiencecobh.ie/https://www.ireland.com/de-de/magazine/built-heritage/titanic-in-cobh/

Stupid News 2-20-2023 6am …They were 8 hours into their flight and told to fly back home …The Real Authentic Titanic Experience …They probably should have checked on the slumped over guy earlier

New episode of the Anyhow podcast is out on all platforms, Watch as Hanujay carries us through his Titanic experience with a girl "Kelvin Hold me, Hold me... "

RMS Titanic – the world's largest ship at its launch has not only left its mark in film culture but also in its birthplace – the city of Belfast – where you now find the world-leading Titanic Experience visitor attraction in the very shipyard where Titanic was built. But what legacy has Titanic left and how can you find its traces and experience this famous ship?Today we are joined by Scott Shaw, from the Visitor Experience Crew at Titanic Belfast to talk about the Titanic Experience, Harland and Wolff, Titanic Hotel Belfast, SS Nomadic and the impact it made on the city of Belfast.For more information on the tours on offer visit: tianicbelfast.com This episode's Irish words and saying:Keep going (encouragement)Keep her lit – Pronounced: Keep ‘eer lit

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There's a lot of buzz about a potential development project in Halifax. Some are asking if it's appropriate to have a Titanic-themed restaurant and hotel complex. And others are asking why it should matter, if it's private and not taxpayer money.

Halifax has long held a historic connection to one of the greatest marine disasters following the sinking of RMS Titanic in 1912. Not only did the Mayflower Curling Club act as a temporary morgue, the city is also the final resting place for many of the passengers. Parts of James Cameron's 1997 film about the disaster, was shot in Halifax including the Fairview Lawn Cemetery. And now, 110 years later, a Halifax-based business development group is proposing something being described as a Titanic Experience replica ship, restaurant and aquarium. Clark Squires says he had posted about it on his LinkedIn page when it was gained traction and launched a flurry of media requests. He discusses the beginnings of the $300-million project and how they plan to address the sensitivities around "disaster tourism" and how they plan to pay for it.

*Kristen Barbaresi of CBS58 in Milwaukee recaps Kyle Rittenhouse's testimony and details why the defense is asking for a mistrial. *Professor Dorian Abbott at the University of Chicago shares why him and his colleagues are starting a no cancel-culture college. *Andy Field of ABC News shares what attempts are being made to fight the massive rise in inflation. *Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent Mike Emanuel sees that some Democrats seem to be distancing themselves from President Biden. *Plus, John goes nautical while talking to Stockton Rush, CEO of Oceangate Expeditions about their upcoming Titanic Experience in Lake Forest.

What if I told you that the boys had never seen the movie, Titanic until this week? What if I told you that we loved it so much we had to experience it first-hand? Hypothetically, what if Clase had Mason and Landen drop "los trousers" and dunk their skunks? Who would last longest? .... HYPOTHETICALLY, of course... What if... hypothetically... Clase put on his birthday suit and forced Mason and Landen to draw him like one of Jack's french girls...? And... hypothetically... the games could be called "Nautical Nonsense", "Frozen Nuts", and "Draw Me Like One of Your French Girls"... What a... haha... what an episode that'd make, huh? I'll just say this and then let you make an adult decision to partake or not... The video version on YouTube is everything you'd want it to be. Welcome to movie club. An episode inspired by a movie we've never seen. Titanic. Brrr. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/clasedegraff)

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Part Three of our four-part Ireland series hits the southern coast of the Emerald Isle! Take in the Copper Coast, Waterford Crystal, the Ring of Kerry, and find out about the Titanic Experience that will make you question Leonardo DiCaprio!   

In this episode, Todd is back from a week off after Memorial Day! He discusses how he found old Godzilla movies with his son on HBOMAX, he also discusses their trip to the Titanic Experience and Jonah's vast knowledge of the ship and its fateful voyage. Speaking of Jonah, he stops by the show this week to tell us a joke in his on going stand up comedy career. Saul also stops by the show and we fully break down the NBA playoffs, shake up with the Boston Celtics and possible sale of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Todd also takes the time to provide us with a further update of the Olympic Games and where Japanese and Olympic officials stand with just under 50 days to go and a 5% vaccination rate in the country. Finally the episode is capped off with a quandary Todd has about the TV sitcom Gilligan's Island and how deserted the island actually was. All this awaits… Go, Listen, Laugh!

Ben has been off on his “hollibobs” again and is back to report on the infrastructure and coffee shops of SALT LAKE CITY. What does The Titanic Experience in Belfast, Dancing On Ice & The 2012 Olympic Mens Gymnastics final all have in common? PIXIE LOTT has performed the same song at all of them!! Frazer has all the info.Do you agree with our choices? Please get in touch on Twitter @UrWelcomeUSA or Instagram @UrWelcomeAmerica.YOU’RE WELCOME

This week we wrap up Ryan's recent trip to Ireland with the Rock of Cashel, painted sheep on the Beara Peninsula, the Skellig ring, Giant's Causeway, and the Titanic Experience!Wish You Were Here:Cheryl: Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Colorado Springs, CORyan: Pont Du Gard, FranceFollow us on Twitter & Instagram: @tmwypodcastLeave us a voicemail (or text message): (406)763-8699Email: tmwypodcast@gmail.com

Bill Cauley von der Titanic Experience erklärt Fee und Chris die Ausstellung. Dabei geht es neben der Entstehung der Titanic auch hauptsächlich um die Geschichte von Belfast und dem Titanic Quarter. Früher stand hier eine der größten Werften des Empire. Die Olympic, die Titanic und alle ihre Schwestern wurden hier gebaut. Neben vielen anderen Schiffen. Gegen Ende des 20sten Jahrhundert begann der Niedergang. Der Bürgerkrieg führte dann zum Ende einer glanzvollen Geschichte. Eine Zeit lang galt Belfast zusammen mit Beirut, Baghdad oder Bosnien als gefährlicher Krisenherd. Mit dem Karlfreitagsabkommen und dem darauf folgenden Friedensprozess, konnte auch ein wirtschaftlicher Aufschwung eingeleitet werden. Im Jahr 2012 konnte die Titanic Experience ihre Tore öffnen und seither haben über 3 millionen Besucher die Entstehung des größten Luxusliners seiner Zeit bestaunt.

In unserem Podcast erzählen wir Geschichten. Geschichten von Menschen und Orten. Geschichten von Irland. Eine der wohl weltweit Bekanntesten ist die des Luxusliners Titanic. In der Titanic Experience in Cobh lernen wir die Geschichten der Passagiere kennen und gehen mit ihnen auf ihre Schicksalhafte Reise.

Did you know that the ever so friendly Chris Lowry joins us in this episode? We talk about Superman, Washington Vs Florida, pig garbage, shoplifting turkeys, starting pistols, and a lot about the Titanic. Including the Titanic Experience in Orlando, FL. Find out how/if any of these are related! Remember: you can always join in on the fun, follow the show, or ask tons of questions via email or on twitter

Meet the Mitchell family from Chatanooga, Tennessee who has made a priority the past two years to explore the world together and seems to be having a great time doing so. During their kids' teenage years, the Mitchell's decided to spend the most of their time together as a family by not going on vacation to the same place twice. That decision led them to some amazing school break vacations, seeing about 10 different countries in the first two years. You get to meet the Mitchells at a stop between tours in Belfast, Northern Ireland where they had just finished a black cab political taxi tour with Amidlife Traveler podcast host Laura H. Everyone was on a day tour from Dublin, Ireland that that included not only Belfast and the political tour, but also stopped at the Titanic Experience and spent much of the day at Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and drove along some stunning countryside and ocean view roads Northern Ireland.

Meet the Mitchell family from Chatanooga, Tennessee who has made a priority the past two years to explore the world together and seems to be having a great time doing so. During their kids' teenage years, the Mitchell's decided to spend the most of their time together as a family by not going on vacation to the same place twice. That decision led them to some amazing school break vacations, seeing about 10 different countries in the first two years. You get to meet the Mitchells at a stop between tours in Belfast, Northern Ireland where they had just finished a black cab political taxi tour with Amidlife Traveler podcast host Laura H. Everyone was on a day tour from Dublin, Ireland that that included not only Belfast and the political tour, but also stopped at the Titanic Experience and spent much of the day at Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and drove along some stunning countryside and ocean view roads Northern Ireland.

Meet the Mitchell family from Chatanooga, Tennessee who has made a priority the past two years to explore the world together and seems to be having a great time doing so. During their kids' teenage years, the Mitchell's decided to spend the most of their time together as a family by not going on vacation to the same place twice. That decision led them to some amazing school break vacations, seeing about 10 different countries in the first two years. You get to meet the Mitchells at a stop between tours in Belfast, Northern Ireland where they had just finished a black cab political taxi tour with Amidlife Traveler podcast host Laura H. Everyone was on a day tour from Dublin, Ireland that that included not only Belfast and the political tour, but also stopped at the Titanic Experience and spent much of the day at Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and drove along some stunning countryside and ocean view roads Northern Ireland.

A self guided walk though the Titanic Experience in Belfast

A self guided walk though the Titanic Experience in Belfast