Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Gallagher

In this special episode, Dr James Mannion and The Real David Cameron take a look at the education systems in the four nations of the United Kingdom and ask: what can we learn from one another? Graham Donaldson has been central to development in Scotland as chief inspector, advising government as well as leading on quality assurance. And remarkably he has also been central to the development of Curriculum for Wales in the role of chief adviser to the Welsh Government. Tony Gallagher, from Queens University Belfast, has made a massive contribution to education in Northern Ireland and internationally. He is best known for his work on education in divided societies, a subject that, sadly, continues to be of vital importance. Lena Carter is the headteacher of two schools in Scotland, Glassary and Tayvallich, in Argyll and Bute, a challenge that Lena embraces with real energy, passion and a tremendous commitment to meeting every pupil's needs. And Lucy Kirkham teaches geography at Bassaleg Comprehensive school near Newport in Wales. Lucy has a considerable track record in Environmental Education and has been a real driving force behind a series of conferences where young people can engage with the climate emergency on their terms. LINKS Follow Graham - https://www.linkedin.com/in/graham-donaldson-b8a9ba43 Follow Lena - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lena-carter-27748a39/ Follow Lucy - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucy-kirkham-9b8699279/ Follow Tony - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-gallagher-a845ab9/ Follow David - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-cameron-72061a15/ Follow James - https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-mannion/

With mobile phone, bike, and car thefts increasing in Ireland year-on-year could the UK's new warrantless search law be a model for Gardaí?. For more on this Former Garda Inspector and currently Risk Security and Event Manager with the Ashtree Risk Group, Tony Gallagher.

Tony Gallagher, Event, Security, and Risk Manager with Ashtree Risk Group and former inspector for North Central Dublin discusses the rise of crime against retailers.

Fianna Fail TD watching the show has asked if it is right to have 11 guards on duty in the RTE studio during the progamme at a time when Gardai are in such short supply all over the country. Cormac speaks to Cathal Crowe is Fianna Fail TD for Clare and Tony Gallagher, Former Garda Inspector and currently working with the Ashtree Risk Group.

The use of drug seizures as a means towards curbing drug supply may not be an effective way to reduce harm or protect society according to Dr Ian Marder, assistant professor in criminology, Maynooth University School of Law & Criminology we also hear from Tony Gallagher, former Garda Inspector & risk security & event manager at Ashtree Risk Group.

Ciara Doherty speaks to Willie O'Dea TD, Trina O'Connor, Tony Gallagher, Mark Gannon, Fawaz Gerges, Martin McGann and Cathal Dennehy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shane was joined by Fianna Fail Senator Mary Fitzpatrick and Tony Gallagher, Former Inspector and now Risk Security & Event Manager with Ashtree Risk Group, to discuss the recent meeting between Fianna Fail and Assistant Garda Commissioner Angela Willis on antisocial behaviour and crime in Dublin.

Shane was joined by Fianna Fail Senator Mary Fitzpatrick and Tony Gallagher, Former Inspector and now Risk Security & Event Manager with Ashtree Risk Group, to discuss the recent meeting between Fianna Fail and Assistant Garda Commissioner Angela Willis on antisocial behaviour and crime in Dublin.

Claire Brock speaks to Senator Timmy Dooley, Paul Murphy TD, Caitriona Perry, Trina O'Connor, Tony Gallagher, Nick Bryant and Daniel Hussey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

65% of Dubliners have witnessed anti-social behaviour in the city centre, while over 90% feel the problem has worsened in the past 10 years.That's according to a new Fianna Fáil survey published this morning.So is Dublin really safe? To discuss, Emmet Oliver is joined by Tony Gallagher, ex Garda inspector, Janet Horner, Green Party Councillor for the North Inner City and Declan Keenan, Youth Worker with Just Ask.

Game 3 chaos, as Canucks take a 2-1 series lead and the bad blood boils over in the aftermath of the win! Matt & Blake take a look back at the game that was and how the Canucks were able to make it happen, plus they address the media buzz around the officiating in the series and the supplemental discipline to Carson Soucy.Jeff Paterson joins and talks about Boeser's scoring touch, Silovs' goaltending heroics vs. Skinner's struggles, and the battle of the special teams as well. Then the guys welcome in Hall of Fame reporter Tony Gallagher, who responds to his name being invoked in an Edmonton column critical of the Canucks media and fanbase. Tony goes over the NHL's historic negligence and incompetence when governing this organization, and talks about the calls in this year's edition of the Canucks playoffs. All that, plus post-game comments from both teams as well! Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social. Thank you to our sponsors:bet365 | Whatever the moment, it's Never Ordinary at bet365. Download the App today & use Promo Code VANBONUSGreat Clips | It's Gonna Be GreatGRETA Bar Vancouver | Our Home For Food, Drinks & Watching The GameHelp Stars Here | https://helpstartshere.gov.bc.ca/Kal Tire | It's How We RollMr. Lube | Over 16 locations in the Lower MainlandNorthlands Golf Course | 6-90 Day Reservations - Jump The Queue & Lock In Your Dates For $10 Per Player Booking FeeSleep Douglas | Named Canada's Best MattressVancouver Canadians | Get your tickets HEREWhistler Golf Club | Book Your Tee Times At The Arnold Palmer-Designed Course!Yellow Dog Brewing | Located in Port Moody (2817 Murray Street)Listen to Rink Wide: Vancouver & watch LIVE on YouTube for post-game coverageWatch Sekeres & Price LIVE on YouTube at 11:30am PT Monday - FridayVisit CanucksArmy.com for the latest on the Canucks!Powered by The Nation Network. Reach out to sales@nationnetwork.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Game 3 chaos, as Canucks take a 2-1 series lead and the bad blood boils over in the aftermath of the win! Matt & Blake take a look back at the game that was and how the Canucks were able to make it happen, plus they address the media buzz around the officiating in the series and the supplemental discipline to Carson Soucy.Jeff Paterson joins and talks about Boeser's scoring touch, Silovs' goaltending heroics vs. Skinner's struggles, and the battle of the special teams as well. Then the guys welcome in Hall of Fame reporter Tony Gallagher, who responds to his name being invoked in an Edmonton column critical of the Canucks media and fanbase. Tony goes over the NHL's historic negligence and incompetence when governing this organization, and talks about the calls in this year's edition of the Canucks playoffs. All that, plus post-game comments from both teams as well! Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social. Thank you to our sponsors:bet365 | Whatever the moment, it's Never Ordinary at bet365. Download the App today & use Promo Code VANBONUSGreat Clips | It's Gonna Be GreatGRETA Bar Vancouver | Our Home For Food, Drinks & Watching The GameHelp Stars Here | https://helpstartshere.gov.bc.ca/Kal Tire | It's How We RollMr. Lube | Over 16 locations in the Lower MainlandNorthlands Golf Course | 6-90 Day Reservations - Jump The Queue & Lock In Your Dates For $10 Per Player Booking FeeSleep Douglas | Named Canada's Best MattressVancouver Canadians | Get your tickets HEREWhistler Golf Club | Book Your Tee Times At The Arnold Palmer-Designed Course!Yellow Dog Brewing | Located in Port Moody (2817 Murray Street)Listen to Rink Wide: Vancouver & watch LIVE on YouTube for post-game coverageWatch Sekeres & Price LIVE on YouTube at 11:30am PT Monday - FridayVisit CanucksArmy.com for the latest on the Canucks!Powered by The Nation Network. Reach out to sales@nationnetwork.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt and Blake discuss the 4-3 overtime loss to Colorado, the season sweep by the Avs, the Canucks against the best in the West, another no-show from Elias Pettersson against a top opponent, the Avs best players taking over, Josh Manson's hit on J.T. Miller, Nikita Zadorov's response and Gordie Howe hat trick, the officiating, Canucks blowing leads, Ilya Mikheyev finally getting a goal, Conor Garland's continued strong play, poor Casey DeSmith taking the loss, EP-D reporting to Abbotsford, and Pittsburgh Penguins' missing bobbleheads. Hockey Hall-of-Famer Tony Gallagher stops by with his thoughts on the Canucks' season, the play of Quinn Hughes, Miller, Dakota Joshua; the coaching of Rick Tocchet; how the game has changed; the fantastic job done by management; and wanting to see a Canucks Cup before he passes. Rink Wide: Vancouver's Jeff Paterson stops by to talk about the game against the Avs, the blown leads, Petey's play, the hit on Miller, a sagging power play and how everything must be viewed through a playoff prism with just 15 games remaining. Presented by Applewood Auto Group. Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by The Nation Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt and Blake discuss the 4-3 overtime loss to Colorado, the season sweep by the Avs, the Canucks against the best in the West, another no-show from Elias Pettersson against a top opponent, the Avs best players taking over, Josh Manson's hit on J.T. Miller, Nikita Zadorov's response and Gordie Howe hat trick, the officiating, Canucks blowing leads, Ilya Mikheyev finally getting a goal, Conor Garland's continued strong play, poor Casey DeSmith taking the loss, EP-D reporting to Abbotsford, and Pittsburgh Penguins' missing bobbleheads. Hockey Hall-of-Famer Tony Gallagher stops by with his thoughts on the Canucks' season, the play of Quinn Hughes, Miller, Dakota Joshua; the coaching of Rick Tocchet; how the game has changed; the fantastic job done by management; and wanting to see a Canucks Cup before he passes. Rink Wide: Vancouver's Jeff Paterson stops by to talk about the game against the Avs, the blown leads, Petey's play, the hit on Miller, a sagging power play and how everything must be viewed through a playoff prism with just 15 games remaining. Presented by Applewood Auto Group. Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by The Nation Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Primary and post-primary schools need to be more diverse - and it's up to the Churches, which run them, to do it. That's according to one of the leading authorities on shared education, Tony Gallagher, Emeritus Professor at Queen's University, who has just published a paper on religion and diversity in schools and how, if at all, it has changed since the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. Presenter Audrey Carville in conversation with Professor Gallagher, retired principal of St Joseph's Secondary School in North Belfast Michelle Marken, Karen Jardine, convenor of the Presbyterian Church's state education committee, and the former editor of the Irish Catholic Michael Kelly

Anti-social behaviour and shoplifting was the topic of conversation at the Oireachtas Committee on Enterprise, Trade and Employment with many retailers decrying the “explosion of shoplifting” being experienced at the moment. Kieran was joined by Tony Gallagher, Risk, security and event manager with Ashtree risk group, Former Garda inspector and Sheila Clarke Runs Clarke's XL shop in Ballina, Co Mayo

Today's panel included Political Correspondent Jack Horgan Jones, Chancellor, Brigid Laffan; Communications Account director Siona Cahill; Dublin City Councilor Hazel Chu; and risk, security and event manager Tony Gallagher. Reporter Fran McNulty and Former Detective Chief Superintendent John O'Brien, also joined the panel.

Ciara Doherty speaks to Jim O'Callaghan TD, Louise O'Reilly TD, Pat Carey, Ronan Clogher, Tony Gallagher, Tom O'Connor, Aanchal Mohtra & Jennifer Kavanagh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said that organised criminals, along with far-right figures, are playing a role in recent anti-immigrant protests. The commissioner also denied members were taking a “softly, softly” approach to law-breaking protesters. Tony Gallagher, Risk, security, and event manager with Ashtree risk group, Former Garda inspector joined Shane this morning on the show to discuss.

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said that organised criminals, along with far-right figures, are playing a role in recent anti-immigrant protests. The commissioner also denied members were taking a “softly, softly” approach to law-breaking protesters. Tony Gallagher, Risk, security, and event manager with Ashtree risk group, Former Garda inspector joined Shane this morning on the show to discuss.

100 members of the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors will gather in Dublin on today for a protest march to Garda Headquarters for their first ‘Day of Action'. Tony Gallagher, Ex Garda inspector, ex-deputy secretary of AGSI, currently working with AshTree risk group explained more about why this action is taking place.

100 members of the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors will gather in Dublin on today for a protest march to Garda Headquarters for their first ‘Day of Action'. Tony Gallagher, Ex Garda inspector, ex-deputy secretary of AGSI, currently working with AshTree risk group explained more about why this action is taking place.

What can be done to address An Garda Siochana's staffing crisis? Former Garda Inspector and Risk Security & Event Manager at Ashtree Risk Group, Tony Gallagher, gave his view to Pat.

Welcome to season 3 of 'Mon the Workers. In this episode we sat down with CWU posties to discuss Southside Strike Solidarity, picket lines and THAT calendar

A special S&P Presents: Remembering Gino Odjick. Matt, Blake and guests remember the life and times of the incomparable Gino Odjick, who passed away on January 15th at age 52. Former teammates Dave Babych, Trevor Linden and Kirk McLean talk about the tough customer and kind soul they knew, while former Canucks beat writer Tony Gallagher stops by to talk about his years interviewing Gino. Presented by Audi Downtown Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Jaguar Vancouver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A special S&P Presents: Vancouver Media Legends. Matt and Blake are delighted to catch up with three former colleagues who are now retired. With so much recent talk about Canucks history -- low moments, captains being traded to the NYI -- the guys felt the time was right to talk to reporters and broadcasters who have chronicled so much of it. Plus, all three gentlemen catch us up on their lives today. Barry Macdonald joins remotely after he felt compelled to post on the Canucks treatment of former head coach Bruce Boudreau. Barry gives us his feelings about the way the team is currently being run and shares some incredible stories about the late Gino Odjick. Tom Larscheid still shoots his age on the golf course -- and he'll be 83 this spring! That twinkle in his eye, that pep in his voice...it all shines through as it did for 28 years in the Canucks broadcast booth. Tony Gallagher is busy travelling the country and the world in retirement, but has instant recall of so much of Canucks history. He might surprise listeners when asked about the low moments in club history.Presented by Audi Downtown Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Jaguar Vancouver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

According to the Garda Representative Association, there has been a societal change of aggression towards the Gardaí, what are the solutions? Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Tony Gallagher, Ex Garda Inspector, Chairman of Dubhlinn, and member of Ashtree Risk Group.

According to the Garda Representative Association, there has been a societal change of aggression towards the Gardaí, what are the solutions? Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Tony Gallagher, Ex Garda Inspector, Chairman of Dubhlinn, and member of Ashtree Risk Group.

We reach the midway part of the week and react to new injury updates from the Canucks. Rick also talked about the Canucks interest in Ethan Bear.Joining us today is Jeff Paterson, Tony Gallagher and Bryan Trottier.

Jake Kanter is joined by Jim Waterson (The Guardian), Janine Gibson (FT) and Steven D Wright (Producer) to examine what the BBC world service cutbacks signify for the institution's global cultural power. The quartet also discuss the shifting editorial landscape with Tony Gallagher taking the reign at the Times.Plus, Jim Waterson unpacks his investigations into royal censorship of the Queen's funeral footage - how did UK broadcasters end up in such a tight corner?Full article here: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/sep/25/uk-broadcasters-battle-monarchy-over-control-of-queens-memorial-footageAlso on the programme: a throwback to this year's Edinburgh TV Festival when Matt Deegan spoke to ITN MD Ian Rumsey about the companies ventures into true crime.And in the media quiz, we're celebrating International Podcast Day discussing exciting new pods announced just this week.A Rethink Audio Production, produced by Phoebe Adler-Ryan with support from Matt Hill. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Retailers across Dublin are facing, threats, intimidation and assaults every single day. That's according to Ex Garda inspector Tony Gallagher who says the situation has become an “epidemic” in comments in the Irish Mirror. Tony Gallagher now works as a risk, security and event manager with Ashtree Risk Group and spoke to Shane this morning on the show.

Former senior garda, Tony Gallagher says that Dublin is now rife with anti-social behaviour as retailers face threats, intimidation and assaults every day. Kieran was joined on The Hard Shoulder by Mannix Flynn, Independent Dublin City Councillor, Richard Guiney, CEO of Dublin Town and Newstalk Breakfast's Shane Coleman to discuss the increasing anti-social behaviour in the city...

Retailers across Dublin are facing, threats, intimidation and assaults every single day. That's according to Ex Garda inspector Tony Gallagher who says the situation has become an “epidemic” in comments in the Irish Mirror. Tony Gallagher now works as a risk, security and event manager with Ashtree Risk Group and spoke to Shane this morning on the show.

Tony Gallagher is a reknowned academic from Queen's University Belfast. He Specialises in Social Sciences and Education. In ths episode he talks talks United Ireland, SDLP fortunes and American Politics! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

The show kicked off with a Welcome Matt on how Trevor Linden might feel about all this. Kathryn Botchford, of the Botchford Project joined Matt and Blake to talk about the legacy Jason left in this market. The more we can focus on his legacy and how pay it forward, the better. Talked about how he was with younger reporters and those looking to get in the industry. Talked about how people have embraced this project. She gave a lot of credit to JPat who has been the voice of this project. Talked about what she looks for in a candidate. What is your voice. Are you going to challenge the status quo? She takes this seriously. It’s bitter sweet and she gets emotional and understands that she has the potential to change a career. Talked about how life is now. It’s been challenging since moving back east about a year ago. Talked about the hall of fame luncheon as a guest of Tony Gallagher. Talked about bringing Jason’s father with her. The Price is Right is on Vanni Sartini and his new deal with the Whitecaps. Patrick Johnston of Post Media joined Matt and Blake with plenty to discuss. Talked about which was more important, the EP40 goal or the win. They needed their star to show he still knows how to do it because for awhile, it didn’t look like he did. Talked about the new Covid variant and if it could throw a wrench into the hockey season. People are still allowed to go to Canucks games because we have done such a good job of preventative measures. The fourth wave is declining and hospitals are still in good shape. Talked about if December will save the jobs of Green and Benning. Talked about the Aquilini family and how this team could be passed through the grandkids. It’s a large part of the family wealth and PJ doesn’t see it going anywhere. Talked about potential replacements for Green and Benning. Jeff Paterson, our Canucks reporter was back in his regular spot. Talked about how nice it was to see a win in the last game. Talked about EP40 and that he finally dug in that forced opponents to react to him. He is one of the few guys that has the ability. Wonders if he is the third line centre the team has been looking for… Talked about Travis Hamonic and where he could possibly be as well as his deployment in both Vancouver and Utica. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The show kicked off with a Welcome Matt on how Trevor Linden might feel about all this. Kathryn Botchford, of the Botchford Project joined Matt and Blake to talk about the legacy Jason left in this market. The more we can focus on his legacy and how pay it forward, the better. Talked about how he was with younger reporters and those looking to get in the industry. Talked about how people have embraced this project. She gave a lot of credit to JPat who has been the voice of this project. Talked about what she looks for in a candidate. What is your voice. Are you going to challenge the status quo? She takes this seriously. It's bitter sweet and she gets emotional and understands that she has the potential to change a career. Talked about how life is now. It's been challenging since moving back east about a year ago. Talked about the hall of fame luncheon as a guest of Tony Gallagher. Talked about bringing Jason's father with her. The Price is Right is on Vanni Sartini and his new deal with the Whitecaps.  Patrick Johnston of Post Media joined Matt and Blake with plenty to discuss. Talked about which was more important, the EP40 goal or the win. They needed their star to show he still knows how to do it because for awhile, it didn't look like he did. Talked about the new Covid variant and if it could throw a wrench into the hockey season. People are still allowed to go to Canucks games because we have done such a good job of preventative measures. The fourth wave is declining and hospitals are still in good shape. Talked about if December will save the jobs of Green and Benning. Talked about the Aquilini family and how this team could be passed through the grandkids. It's a large part of the family wealth and PJ doesn't see it going anywhere. Talked about potential replacements for Green and Benning.  Jeff Paterson, our Canucks reporter was back in his regular spot. Talked about how nice it was to see a win in the last game. Talked about EP40 and that he finally dug in that forced opponents to react to him. He is one of the few guys that has the ability. Wonders if he is the third line centre the team has been looking for… Talked about Travis Hamonic and where he could possibly be as well as his deployment in both Vancouver and Utica.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charean Williams joined Matt and Blake in her regular spot, to chat about week 10. Talked about some of the more interesting results. We’ve seen so many underdogs win and it just continued to bleed into this weekend. Hoping we don’t have many more of these blowouts. Thinks that you can explain, in some cases, as covid related. Some of it can not be explained. The Raiders had a chance at home and they laid an egg, to KC. The Raiders have had a really tough year emotionally. Some crazy scores and upsets over the last 2 weeks. Talked about the Seahawks. They are in tough to make it to the playoffs and in even tougher if there were to John Shannon, NHL Insider joined Matt and Blake from the Hockey Hall of Fame proceedings. Talked about Tony Gallagher and that he always told the truth. It’s what made him an original. Talked about what he has heard about the future of Canucks coach and GM. Says he has reached out and getting silence. That usually means things are in the works. It could very well depend on the success of this upcoming home-stand. Talked about the way the Canucks lost on the road that is part of the problem. Not the same thing as losing 4-3 in OT.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charean Williams joined Matt and Blake in her regular spot, to chat about week 10. Talked about some of the more interesting results. We've seen so many underdogs win and it just continued to bleed into this weekend. Hoping we don't have many more of these blowouts. Thinks that you can explain, in some cases, as covid related. Some of it can not be explained. The Raiders had a chance at home and they laid an egg, to KC. The Raiders have had a really tough year emotionally. Some crazy scores and upsets over the last 2 weeks. Talked about the Seahawks. They are in tough to make it to the playoffs and in even tougher if there were to  John Shannon, NHL Insider joined Matt and Blake from the Hockey Hall of Fame proceedings. Talked about Tony Gallagher and that he always told the truth. It's what made him an original. Talked about what he has heard about the future of Canucks coach and GM. Says he has reached out and getting silence. That usually means things are in the works. It could very well depend on the success of this upcoming home-stand. Talked about the way the Canucks lost on the road that is part of the problem. Not the same thing as losing 4-3 in OT. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The General Manager of the World Series winning, Atlanta Braves, Alex Anthopoulos joined Matt and Blake. Started off by chatting about why making the rounds in Canadian Media was so important, including this very show. Talked about how he is feeling after contracting Covid 19. Everything is going well, he can take part in the parade tomorrow. Then it’s right back to work the following Monday. Says his wife was more crushed than he was missing the party after winning the Championship. The parade is what he has always sold his kids on. The bottom line is he just wanted to win. Says there is always next time. Talked about the feeling of winning. Everything coming through that touches him. Talked about the difference between this outpouring of support and that of leaving TO. Says he never got to enjoy his time working there because he was always working. Talked about experiencing the final out at home with his kids. Wanted to see them watch everyone they know on TV. Thinks tomorrow will be when they see the festivities tomorrow. Once they see that they will understand the impact of sport and the community rallying and coming together. Talked about the future of this team. Would love to think they could do this every year but knows how difficult it is. Legendary Canucks Writer and Hockey Hall of Fame Member, Tony Gallagher joined us today, in studio. Started off talking about the face-off woes on the PP for the Canucks. Talked about the EP40 struggles. Talked about life in retirement. Talked about the festivities surrounding the induction into the hall. Talked about his relationships with some of the guys who are going in with him. Talked about his relationship with Jason Botchford. Talked about how disappointing he is that not much is written about Canucks management. Talked about Gillis and if would want to take on the top job at the PA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The General Manager of the World Series winning, Atlanta Braves, Alex Anthopoulos joined Matt and Blake. Started off by chatting about why making the rounds in Canadian Media was so important, including this very show. Talked about how he is feeling after contracting Covid 19. Everything is going well, he can take part in the parade tomorrow. Then it's right back to work the following Monday. Says his wife was more crushed than he was missing the party after winning the Championship. The parade is what he has always sold his kids on. The bottom line is he just wanted to win. Says there is always next time. Talked about the feeling of winning. Everything coming through that touches him. Talked about the difference between this outpouring of support and that of leaving TO. Says he never got to enjoy his time working there because he was always working. Talked about experiencing the final out at home with his kids. Wanted to see them watch everyone they know on TV. Thinks tomorrow will be when they see the festivities tomorrow. Once they see that they will understand the impact of sport and the community rallying and coming together. Talked about the future of this team. Would love to think they could do this every year but knows how difficult it is.  Legendary Canucks Writer and Hockey Hall of Fame Member, Tony Gallagher joined us today, in studio. Started off talking about the face-off woes on the PP for the Canucks. Talked about the EP40 struggles. Talked about life in retirement. Talked about the festivities surrounding the induction into the hall. Talked about his relationships with some of the guys who are going in with him. Talked about his relationship with Jason Botchford. Talked about how disappointing he is that not much is written about Canucks management.  Talked about Gillis and if would want to take on the top job at the PA.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Education is the key to progress Education is the key to moving our society forward, says Tony Gallagher in the latest Forward Together podcast interview. But that has to mean much more than encouraging as many students as possible to go to university and obtain a degree. Our society has become fixated with university education, at the expense of school pupils who do not aspire to higher education.More has to be done to support children from deprived families, to encourage them through careers guidance and to promote aspiration. Support has to begin in children's early years, before they start attending school.In order to provide a more inclusive education system, it is necessary that there is a better understanding of the experience of school pupils who do not go on to university, says Tony. He is frustrated at the lack of data collected on school leavers who do not choose an academic route - many of whom become alienated from the labour market. We know little about their progress through life, making it difficult to take the action necessary to assist them, or improve post-primary education for those who leave school without good qualifications or skills.We need to reflect on the education system we have in Northern Ireland, including the extent to which schools co-operate with each other. It is essential that the learning communities that provide a wider subject choice at sixth form level work effectively.Tony is professor of education at Queen's University.The Holywell Trust Forward Together podcasts are funded by the Community Relations Council’s Media Grant Scheme. Disclaimer: This project has received support from the Northern Ireland Community Relations Council which aims to promote a pluralist society characterised by equity, respect for diversity, and recognition of interdependence. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the Community Relations Council.

This week in anguish: - Tristan had five teensy, manageable little talking points, and Ardella claimed to have nothing at all to say. The Canucks who aren't injured are hibernating. This one clocks in at one second under 90 minutes.  - We better-get-to-know another Tyler (Graovac) and another Travis (Boyd), but the real prize is the Växjö Laker we met along the way. - We're sorry, Tim Peel, but this story is really about Colin Campbell's emails, the dynamic trio of Tony Gallagher, Jason Botchford, and Willie Mitchell, and the eternally contemptible sportswriters of New England circa 2011. - This week's One Timers include digging into Andy Van Hellemond's debit card situation, a historic night for three members of the Ontario Reign, and washing our hands once and for all of Rasmus Andersson.   Thanks for listening! This episode supports the Hockey4Youth foundation and HerosHockey.    

Another week, another podcast.This week the Canucks are fresh off a 7-1 spanking to the Ottawa Senators, the fellas breakdown the season at the 1/7 mark and are joined by Hockey Hall of Famer and legendary Vancouver Sports Writer, Tony Gallagher.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hockey hall of fame member Tony Gallagher says that he's not convinced that all NHL players playing in the NHL's postseason are fully invested in playing in the tournament. Tony also said that this perceived lack of intensity could benefit a young hungry Canucks team.

Tony Gallagher joins Moj & Rick to discuss his dealing with former Canuck Jack McIlhargey, who passed away at the age of 68 after a battle with cancer. Tony always weighs in on the Canucks salary cap & decisions that need to be made by players & the team.

Moj and Rick are joined by Tony Gallagher.

Another week, another podcast. This week, Faber and Quads sit down with the legendary Tony Gallagher and Harman Dayal of The Athletic. It was two fun conversations, and we hope you enjoy them both!Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The BBC1 drama generated hundreds of complaints – but was it a technical fault, or an artistic mistake? Plus the latest on the proposed Channel 5 sale

Staff in shock as the editor is removed from his role. Plus James Robinson and Helen Zaltzman review the BBC's Instagram video news project

Ed Vaizey, minister for UK Culture, Communications and Creative Industries is today asking senior figures in TV, film and arts to explain the lack of diversity in their industries. We talk to two people attending that meeting; playwright and actor Kwame Kwei Armah and senior TV executive Pat Younge, and ask the founder of the Cultural Diversity Network, Clive Jones, why he thinks black, asian and minority ethnic representation in the creative world is low and is actually going down.Tony Gallagher, editor of The Daily Telegraph, left the newspaper yesterday as part of an editorial restructure. The Telegraph Media Group said that Mr Gallagher was leaving the company as the business "moves to the next phase of its digital transformation". The newspaper has introduced new apps and subscription packages, and last year began using a metered model for access to its internet edition, which gives readers a numbers of articles for free. So, what further changes does it want to make to remain viable?With Birds of a Feather, writers Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran bucked the trend and found a formula to create a much-loved ratings smash. The British sitcom placed as its heart the adventures of a group of female lead characters; and now Dorian, Sharon and Tracy are back on our screens. The new series, being shown on ITV, has been the highest rating comedy launch on ITV in over a decade, with every episode drawing audiences way above the slot average. Laurence Marks joins Steve to discuss the success of the new series, the public's enduring love of the original Essex girls, and his views on why the biggest barrier to successful comedy is fear.Producer: Katy Takatsuki.