Podcasts about treasa

A Lotto player in Kerry has become the National Lottery’s latest millionaire, after winning the Lotto Plus 1 top prize of €1 million in Saturday night’s draw. The winning Quick Pick ticket was purchased on Thursday last, July 16. Treasa spoke to Emma Monaghan from the National Lottery Press Office.

Jonathan and James Merrick of Merrick's Hardware, Ballina spoke to Treasa about their poster featuring David Clifford and Mayo’s Kobe McDonald. They say it’s only banter.

Treasa spoke to Cathaoirleach of Killarney Municipal District, Cllr John O’Donoghue, about the Government’s request to retailers not to sell disposable barbecues. It’s believed such an item was the cause of the wildfire in Killarney National Park. She also spoke to Christopher O’Sullivan who’s Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Diversity.

Liz Dunphy, southern correspondent with the Irish Examiner, spoke to Treasa about the options open to gardaí in relation to a person of interest being held in Jordan in relation to the murder of Jamey Carney.

Treasa spoke to Mark Farrelly, CEO of National Federation of Group Water Schemes. The federation has advice on how group water scheme members and rural communities can conserve water.

Rob Fell, PRO of Kerry Mountain Rescue Team, spoke to Treasa about their advice for people going up the mountains in this heat. Rob also stressed the importance in the wake of the Killarney National Park Fire, that people leave no trace behind them.

Ceoldráma nua Gaeilge "SAOIRSE" a bheidh le feiceáil ag Féile Idirnáisiúnta Ealaíon na Gaillimhe. Bhuail Máire Treasa isteach ag an Taibhdhearc le castáil leis an gcliar agus iad i mbun cleachtaithe.

Dr. Maire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh, medical doctor who also works a lot in high performance, tells Dermot all about electrolytes.

Tháinig Treasa Ní Argáin ar cuairt chugainn chun labhairt faoin ghrúpa drámaíochta nuabunaithe, Na Cleasaithe. Fios Feasa le Rossa Ó Sioradáin – clár Gaeilge faoi chultúr agus na healaíona ar Raidió na Life, ó Luan go hAoine ag 20:00.

Tá comórtas á reáchtáil ag Comhar Creidmheasa Cholmcille do dhéagóirí agus dhá cheann déag de cheachtanna tiomána le buachan.

Plé ar fhoilsiú irisleabhar Biseach na bliana seo.

Minister of State with responsibility for Special Education and Inclusion, Michael Moynihan, spoke to Treasa about today’s deadline for applications for places in next year’s school transport system. He also defended the government’s record on special education.

A sign directing people to the historic Scotia’s grave out above Tralee has disappeared without a trace. Filmmaker and local history enthusiast, Bertie Brosnan, spoke to Treasa about the significance of this unique site.

Kerry take on Cork in Killarney on Sunday in this year’s Munster Senior Football Championship Final. Ahead of the game, Treasa spoke to Paudie Herlihy and Donal Vaughan, two men from Ballydesmond right on the county bounds, with very different loyalties. We also took a trip down memory lane with Radio Kerry’s archive of old Munster Championship clashes between these fierce rivals.

New research from Aviva Insurance Ireland DAC (Aviva) explores people's attitudes to learning to drive in electric vehicles and their views on Ireland's current driving licence rules for automatic cars. It comes as the latest car sales data shows a huge shift away from petrol and diesel, towards electric and hybrid cars among new passenger cars being sold in Kerry. Treasa spoke to Mike Kavanagh, Manager of Aviva Driving School.

There’s been a renewed focus on character references for those found guilty of sexual crimes, after former Fianna Fáil TD Jim Glennon issued one for Daniel Ramamoorthy, a former government advisor who was convicted of the sexual exploitation of a 13-year-old boy in 2017. In 2024, the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Human Trafficking) Act was introduced, mandating that people who provide character references must be sworn in by oath or affidavit, and they can be cross-examined. Treasa spoke to Miriam Henry, whose brother Gerard was convicted of abusing her and her sister, about whether this new law on character references is being consistently applied in court. If you are affected by this, you can contact the Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre on 1800 633 333.

Sinn Féin councillor Robert Brosnan wants mileage rates and travel allowances for community health workers to be increased, given the recent surge in energy costs. He spoke to Treasa.

As of 10am today, the majority of some 160 people seeking international protection application were due to be moved from the Skellig Star accommodation centre, Cahersiveen today – around 2pm. Treasa spoke to local councillor with Fianna Fail, Norma Moriarty, for the latest update on efforts to keep the residents in Cahersiveen.

Shane Phelan, legal affairs editor with Mediahuis, spoke to Treasa about the end to a legal dispute over control of the Rose of Tralee, after a settlement was agreed between the parties.

Kerry's match against Donegal in the first round of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship in Killarney, is set to be shown on GAA+ on Saturday May 23rd. Treasa spoke to the Irish Examiner GAA Correspondent John Fogarty, who broke the story.

Treasa Ní Bhraonáin, Oifigeach Caidrimh Poiblí Bád Tarrthála Árann. Tá ócáid á heagrú ag an eagraíocht Fiadh Irish Wolfhounds i nDúlainn an deireadh seachtaine seo ar mhaithe le Bád Tarrthála Oileáin Árann.

Fianna Fáil councillor for the Castleisland Corca Dhuibhne Municipal District, Fionnán Fitzgerald, spoke to Treasa about his concerns that the period by which the government will end state-supported accommodation for Ukrainians may not be long enough and could result in creating further homelessness.

Sinn Féin TD for Kerry Pa Daly spoke to Treasa about his frustration and disappointment that there is no commitment to the full Listowel relief and review within next 5 years, according to the Office of Public Works.

Gardaí are looking at the links between Irish criminals and dangerous, international cartels. Treasa spoke to Irish Examiner journalist, Liz Dunphy.

The scourge of dog fouling in public places and the responsibility of dog owners to clean up after their pets is the focus of a new enforcement effort and social media campaign from Kerry County Council during the month of May. Treasa spoke to Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, Cllr Michael Foley.

A new bike shed for staff at University Hospital Kerry has cost the public purse over €127,000. Treasa spoke to Sinead Kelleher, journalist with the Kerryman, who broke the story.

Killers will be stripped of guardianship rights to their children if they are convicted of murdering a partner or the parent of a child, under plans to be discussed at Cabinet tomorrow. The law will be called ‘Valerie’s Law’ in honour of Valerie French, who was murdered by her husband, James Kilroy, in 2019. Treasa spoke to David French, Valerie’s brother. If you have been impacted by anything you heard, you can contact Kerry Women’s Refuge on 066 712 9100.

Two Irish people are among nearly 150 passengers and crew confined to cabins on a cruise ship off Cape Verde, following an outbreak of Hantavirus. Treasa spoke to Farranfore-based GP Dr Eamonn Shanahan, about the virus.

Treasa spoke to Minister of State for Digitalisation Frank Feighan, about the launch of the new Government Digital Wallet - people can now have their say on how it works and sign up for the Beta version of the app.

Treasa spoke to Inspector Gary Carroll who is in charge of roads policing in Kerry.

Treasa speaks to Michael Fortune who’s a folklorist with folklore.ie about the traditions associated with the month of May.

Treasa spoke to John Connell about his new book, The Wisdom of Farmers, What We Can Learn from Rural Life.

Sculptor David O'Brien of Bronze Art Fine Art Foundry, spoke to Treasa about his plans to erect a statue of Luke Skywalker in Portmagee overlooking Sceilg Mhichíl where scenes from two films in the franchise were shot. He’ll be speaking about his plans at the May the 4th Sci-Fi Film Festival in the village this weekend.

Treasa spoke to Karen McHugh of Safe Home Ireland, a charity that provides confidential support to Irish people abroad seeking to return home once more. Seasoned drivers in the US are being treated the same as learner drivers when applying to exchange their US licences for an Irish one.

Treasa spoke to Kristy McFetridge, CEO of the Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre, about Peadar Tóibín of Aontú’s comments that all political parties should do an audit of their TDs’ record of providing character references in criminal trials. His call follows the revelation that former TD Jim Glennon was revealed as the person who gave a character reference for a man convicted of sexually exploiting a boy.

Treasa spoke to Michael Collins TD of Independent Ireland on the party’s desire to spread further across the country.

Robert Carey, Programme manager of NEWKD, spoke to Treasa about the announcement that the Government is to phase out accommodation for Ukrainian refugees.

Keith Phelan joined Treasa in studio to discuss near misses for cyclists on Kerry’s roads. They discuss Cycling Ireland’s recent survey. It found more than half of cyclists (51.5%) were involved in a collision or a serious near miss within the last 12 months - Monday, 27th April 2026

Tim Moynihan joined Treasa in studio to discuss this weekend’s GAA clashes including the Munster Senior Football Championship Semi-Final of Kerry v Clare. They also discussed Kerry’s defeat by Waterford in the first round of the Ladies Munster Senior Football Championship - Monday, 27th April 2026

Sinn Fein’s Cllr Deirdre Ferris talks to Treasa about a major public order incident on Mitchel’s Road in Tralee last night. It's understood that at least five people were hospitalised, and that An Garda Síochána Tralee received assistance from the Armed Support Unit (ASU) - Monday, 27th April 2026

In this episode, I sit down with Treasa Bowe, an educator from Ireland, to talk about literacy instruction across countries. We unpack the differences between Ireland and the U.S., what's contributing to teacher overwhelm, and what actually matters most when it comes to supporting students. This conversation is a good reminder that we don't need to do more—we need to be more intentional with what we choose to focus on. CLICK HERE FOR FULL SHOW NOTES

Gach rud réidh ag Oidreacht Chorca Dhuibhne do Fhéile Ealaíne na Cásca – oscailt oifigiúil i Mhúsaem Chorca Dhuibhne.

Last night, the 98th Academy Oscar Awards took place with Killarney's Jessie Buckley making history by becoming the first Irish woman to win Best Actress for her role as Agnes in Hamlet. Treasa spoke to her cousin and presenter of the Afternoon Show, Brendan Fuller and Henry McKean of Newstalk who is currently in LA. The winners of the Jessie Buckley competition organised by Radio Kerry in partnership with the National Tertiary Office, and partners MTU and Kerry County Council were also announced. The €1,000 prize was won by Knocknagree National School. Labour councillor Marie Moloney is a member of Killarney Musical Society for almost 40 years and knew Jessie since childhood when she became involved with the group.

A new Marine Institute report into Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara, Ciarraí – Ireland’s newest national park - highlights problems facing the area. Treasa spoke to ecologist Pádraic Fogarty, who is calling for a ban on the use of tangle netting.

Killarney’s Ruairí O’Flaherty spoke to Treasa. He was amongst the winners at the 68th Annual Grammy awards on Sunday night in Los Angeles, for his work as a senior master engineer for the team which won for their work on the Record of the Year, ‘Luther’, by Kendrick Lamar and SZA. Ruairí’s work was also nominated in several other prestigious categories, including Album of the Year, ‘GNX’ by Kendrick Lamar and ‘Man’s Best Friend’ by Sabrina Carpenter.

Treasa spoke to Sinn Féin councillor Robert Brosnan about postage delays in the Annascaul and Inch areas, and the impact that disruption is having on people and businesses in the area. He wants the Minister for Communication to intervene.

Brendan O’Brien of Tralee Tidy Towns joined Treasa on the line to discuss growing concerns about littering caused by people scavenging in bins for Re-Turn bottles and cans. It seems, at this stage, the problem is an issue in most towns in the country.

Treasa spoke to TJ O’Sullivan, one of the organisers of Save Rossbeigh Beach, a group looking to save the beach from coastal erosion. As much as 2.5m of the sand dunes have been lost since early November 2025. Save Rossbeigh Beach will be meeting at the Towers Hotel, Glenbeigh on Thursday, February 12th at 6:30pm.

Treasa spoke to Kenmare independent councillor Dan McCarthy, who proposed the part 8 planning for the major development in Kenmare on the former St Clare’s Convent.

Tá Ollscoil na Gaillimhe ag reachtáil Ospidéal na dTeidithe le 21 bliain. Bhí ár dtuairisceoir Treasa Bhreathnach i láthair ag an ócáid.