Podcasts about Tulla

Join Marquette for an insightful interview with Faith Geiger. Faith is the founder of TULLA, an integrated coaching, therapy, and inner leadership development company focused on liberating the human spirit and human flourishing.As an Integral Coach & Psychotherapist, Faith combines two decades of coaching and human development experience with her clinical work. She takes a humanistic approach to supporting people in becoming the highest and best version of themselves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.She is passionate about personal mastery and inner transformation, cultivating human potential, working with people serious about change, and co-creating the conditions for people to flourish from the inside out.Faith is a certified integral coach, licensed clinical social workerand certified psychedelic-assisted therapist, Stagen Integral Leadership Program graduate, and a doctoral student at CIIS with an emphasis on Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness.Website: Tulla.LoveInstagram: @faith.geiger

Lahti sai pitkästä aikaa houkuteltua Valtakunnalliset yrittäjäpäivät kaupunkiin. Kahden päivän bisnesseminaari järjestetään 16.-17.10.2026.Mitä kaikkea tapahtuma pitää sisällään ja mitä tämän vuoden teemat tarkoittavat? Päijät-Hämeen yrittäjien toimitusjohtaja Heta Vihervirta-Vuontelo kertoo tapahtumasta enemmän. Haastattelussa asiaa myös yrittämisestä ylipäätään.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch joined Alan Morrissey on Monday's Morning Focus to review the weekend's sporting action. ~ TUS Clare Senior Football Championship ~  -Corofin v St. Joseph's Doora Barefield (Friday, Clarecastle)  -Eire Og and Doora Barefield will go head to head in the last eight of the 2026 TUS Clare senior football championship.  -It's a repeat of their final clash from 12 months ago, with the Townies coming out on top of a tight encounter to seal a historic double of hurling and football crowns   -Doora Barefield booked their last eight spot with a dramatic two point win over Corofin after extra time in their playoff tie.  -They led by five points at half time   -In what is a derby filled quarter final draw, Kilmurry Ibrickane take on Doonbeg, Miltown go up against Ennistymon and Lissycasey face Ennistymon  -All those games are set to be played in two weeks time ~ Clare Ladies Senior Football Championship ~  -Kilmihill v Fergus Rovers   -Liscannor v St. Joseph's Doora Barefield   -Kilmurry Ibrickane and Banner each topped their respective groups and progress directly to the semi-finals   ~ Clare Ladies Intermediate Football Championship ~ -Cuil Gaels v Crusheen -St. Joseph's Miltown Malbay v Kilrush -Cooraclare and Doonbeg each topped their respective groups and progress directly to the semi-finals ~ Clare Credit Unions Senior Camogie Championship ~  -Defending champions Inagh-Kilnamona v Clarecastle-Ballyea in Fr McNamara Park. -Kilmaley would join them in the semi finals if they can overcome Newmarket, who need to win to keep their progression hopes alive, and they meet in Clareabbey. -In Group Two, Tulla face Truagh Clonlara in Feakle while St Joseph's meet Scariff Ogonnelloe Image (c) Clare FM

Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch to chat about the weekend's sporting fixtures. ~ TUS Clare Senior Football Championship ~ - Corofin v St. Joseph's Doora Barefield (Friday, Clarecastle, 7:30pm)  - The last remaining spot in the quarter finals of the TUS senior football championship will be filled this evening. - Last year's beaten finalists Doora Barefield go up against the 2025 intermediate champions Corofin in Clarecastle. - The Parish come into the game off the back of victory over Kilmihil last weekend, while Corofin were narrow losers against Kilmurry Ibrickane.  ~ Clare Ladies Senior Football Championship ~ - Kilmihill v Fergus Rovers - Liscannor v St. Joseph's Doora Barefield - Kilmurry Ibrickane and Banner each topped their respective groups and progress directly to the semi-finals ~ Clare Ladies Intermediate Football Championship ~ - Cuil Gaels v Crusheen - St. Joseph's Miltown Malbay v Kilrush   - Cooraclare and Doonbeg each topped their respective groups and progress directly to the semi-finals - Kilmihil will be hoping to continue the defence of their Clare senior ladies football title this weekend.  - Timmy Ryan's outfit host neighbours Fergus Rovers in a quarter final tie at St Michael's Park on Sunday afternoon.  - Their last outing saw them miss out on a straight semi final spot after defeat to Kilmurry Ibrickane.  ~ Clare Credit Unions Senior Camogie Championship ~  - Defending champions Inagh-Kilnamona can book their last four spot with victory over Clarecastle-Ballyea in Fr McNamara Park.  - Kilmaley would join them in the semi finals if they can overcome Newmarket, who need to win to keep their progression hopes alive, and they meet in Clareabbey.  - In Group Two, Tulla face Truagh Clonlara in Feakle while St Joseph's meet Scariff Ogonnelloe, with all those games underway from 6.30pm  Image (c) Clare FM

Direct connectivity between Shannon and Toronto is being restored for the first time in eight years, following the announcement of a new seasonal service. Air Canada will operate three direct flights a week from June next year, providing the only non-stop service from Shannon Airport to Canada. From Toronto, passengers can then connect to more than 150 destinations across Canada, the US, Mexico and beyond. In a statement to Clare FM, CEO of The Shannon Airport Group, Ray O'Driscoll has said that when an airline the scale of Air Canada chooses Shannon, it sends a powerful signal about the strength of the West of Ireland market and its international potential. Welcoming the announcement, Tulla-based Fianna Fail Minister of state Timmy Dooley says it will provide an important new transatlantic connection for Clare and the wider region.

TD's returned early from their summer break on Friday (28th), to debate changes to fuel supports.   The Government agreed to delay planned increases in excise duty, with the reductions now to be phased out between November and February.   To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Timmy Dooley, Tulla-based Fianna Fail Minister of State, and Donna McGettigan, Shannon Sinn Fein TD. Photo © Oireachtas.ie

Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch to chat about the weekend's sporting fixtures. ~ TUS Senior Football Championship ~  Group 1:  - Cratloe v Doonbeg (Saturday, 3pm) - LIVE ON CLARE FM - Éire óg v St. Joseph's Miltown Malbay (Saturday, 3pm) Group 2:  - Ennistymon v Kildysart (Saturday, 5pm) - St. Joseph's Doora Barefield v Kilmihill (Saturday, 5pm) Group 3:  - Lissycasey v St. Breckan's (Sunday, 1pm) - LIVE ON CLARE FM - Corofin v Kilmurry Ibrickane (Sunday, 1pm) ~ Clare Credit Unions Senior Camogie Championship ~ - Scariff Ogonnelloe will be hoping to take another step toward the semi-finals of the Clare Credit Unions senior camogie championship this weekend  - The East Clare outfit are in pole position to take the top spot in Group Two after overcoming fellow former Munster champions Truagh Clonlara last time out.  - They face neighbours Feakle-Killanena on Friday evening where victory would leave them all but assured of the prime semi-final spot.  - Meanwhile, St Joseph's Doora Barefield and Tulla are facing a crucial game to save their status in the Clare Credit Unions senior camogie championship this weekend.  - The sides meet in Clooney this evening, knowing that victory will likely see them avoid dropping out of the top tier for 2027.  - Next year will see a reduced number of teams competing for the McMahon Cup and a new Premier Intermediate grade being introduced.  Image (c) Clare FM

Daragh Dolan was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch to chat about the weekend's sporting fixtures. ~ TUS Clare SFC ~ - Two different mini league tables could come into play to determine the final placings in Group Three of the TUS Clare senior football championship  - Kilmurry Ibrickane are guaranteed to at least secure a playoff spot ahead of their final round tie against Corofin, who could still secure top spot in the standings with victory.  - Lissycasey know that any result against St Breckan's will see them reach the knockout stages, while the North Clare men need to win in order to avoid the relegation battle.  - A three-way tie at either end of the table is still a possibility   Group 1:  - Cratloe v Doonbeg (Saturday, 3pm) - LIVE ON CLARE FM - Éire óg v St. Joseph's Miltown Malbay (Saturday, 3pm)  Group 2:  - Ennistymon v Kildysart (Saturday, 5pm) - St. Joseph's Doora Barefield v Kilmihill (Saturday, 5pm) Group 3:  - Lissycasey v St. Breckan's (Sunday, 1pm) - LIVE ON CLARE FM - Corofin v Kilmurry Ibrickane (Sunday, 1pm) ~ Clare Credit Unions Senior Camogie Championship ~ - Scariff Ogonnelloe will be hoping to take another step toward the semi-finals of the Clare Credit Unions senior camogie championship this weekend  - The East Clare outfit are in pole position to take the top spot in Group Two after overcoming fellow former Munster champions Truagh Clonlara last time out.  - They face neighbours Feakle-Killanena on Friday evening where victory would leave them all but assured of the prime semi-final spot.  - Meanwhile, St Joseph's Doora Barefield and Tulla are facing a crucial game to save their status in the Clare Credit Unions senior camogie championship this weekend.  - The sides meet in Clooney this evening, knowing that victory will likely see them avoid dropping out of the top tier for 2027.  - Next year will see a reduced number of teams competing for the McMahon Cup and a new Premier Intermediate grade being introduced. Image (c) Clare FM

Clare competitors are preparing to represent the county on the national stage at WorldSkills Ireland 2026, taking place in Dublin next month. Niall McMahon from Ennis will compete in Cabinet Making, while Lucas Maier from Tulla will compete in Cooking. To hear more about how they got into their respective skills, what it takes to compete at this level, and what they hope to gain from the experience, Alan Morrissey spoke to both competitors on Tuesday's Morning Focus. Photo (c) by Jeff Harvey.

Senior Hurling Groups Stage round 3 , Match played at Dr Daly Park, Tulla,  Sunday  23rd August  2026 @1pm. Match commentary Pat McNamara with Patsy Fahey on analysis and contributions from Derek Dormer.  Introduced by Jim Collins 00.00 Introduction and team line ups 09.18 First Half 38.20 Half time analysis including contribution from Derek Dormer 47.10 Second Half 1.21.57. end of game analysis 1.25.00 Interview Donal Moloney Scariff Manager

It's results day for more than 1,600 Leaving Cert students across Clare, with the class of 2026 finding out their grades from 10am this morning.   For many, it's a day of excitement and celebration, while for others, the results may bring uncertainty about what comes next.  Alan Morrissey was first joined by Donna Ní Ghallchobhair, Guidance Counsellor at St Joseph's Secondary School in Tulla. He was then joined by Dominic Regan, Ennis-based Community Policing Sergeant, who had some advice for students as they celebrate their results. Photo (c) Sengchoy Int via Canva

Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch to chat about the weekend's sporting fixtures. ~ TUS Senior Hurling Championship ~  Group 1:  - Ballyea v St. Joseph's Doora Barefield (Saturday, Newmarket-on-Fergus, 5pm)  - Inagh-Kilnamona v Clonlara (Saturday, Ennis, 5pm)  Group 2:  - Éire Óg v Broadford (Sunday, Shannon, 1pm)  - Crusheen v Scariff (Sunday, Tulla, 1pm)  Group 3:  - Clooney Quin v O'Callaghan's Mills (Saturday, Sixmilebridge, 1:45pm)  - Cratloe v Feakle (Saturday, Tulla, 1:45pm)  Group 4:  - Newmarket-on-Fergus v Wolfe Tones Shannon (Sunday, Broadford, 4pm)  - Kilmaley v Sixmilebridge (Sunday, Ennis, 4pm)  Image (c) Clare FM

Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Darragh O'Grady to chat about the weekend's sporting fixtures. ~ TUS Senior Football Championship ~  Group 1:  - Éire Óg 2-15 Doonbeg 3-9 (Saturday) - Cratloe 0-20 St. Joseph's Miltown Malbay 3-13 (Saturday) Group 2:  - St. Joseph's Doora Barefield 3-12 Kildysart 3-12 (Saturday) - Ennistymon 1-19 Kilmihill 0-6 (Sunday) Group 3:  - Lissycasey 0-12 Kilmurry Ibrickane 1-16 (Friday) - Corofin 1-13 St. Breckan's 0-9 (Sunday) ~ Clare Credit Unions Senior Camogie Championship ~ - Defending champions Inagh-Kilnamona take on last years' intermediate champions Clooney-Quin in the opening game of Group One in Kilmaley – 1-26 to 1-2  - Also in Group One, Clarecastle-Ballyea face Newmarket on Fergus at Fr McNamara Park – 0-8 to 1-14  - There's an East Clare derby in Clareabbey as Tulla take on Scariff-Ogonnelloe – 1-3 to 0-22  - Truagh-Clonlara begin their campaign against Feakle-Killanena in Kilkishen – 4-7 to 1-11  ~ Ladies Football Senior Championship ~ Group A:  - Éire Óg v Kilmurry Ibrickane (Sunday, 2pm) - Doora Barefield v Kilmihill (Sunday, 3:30pm) Group B:  - Fergus Rovers v Burren Gaels (Sunday, 1:30pm) - Liscannor v Banner (Sunday, 2pm) Image (c) Clare FM

Next, we are going to focus on the need for childcare in Tulla and the ongoing efforts to bring a community creche to the area.   A local survey is currently seeking the views of families on their childcare and afterschool needs, with every response helping to shape future plans.  Joining Alan Morrissey to tell us more was Christabel Lenihan, a local mother and one of those involved in highlighting the need for improved childcare provision in Tulla. Image (c) Cchristabel Llenihan via Facebook

Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch to chat about the weekend's sporting fixtures. ~ TUS Senior Football Championship ~  Group 1:  - Éire Óg v Doonbeg (Saturday, 4pm) - Cratloe v St. Joseph's Miltown Malbay (Saturday, 5pm) Group 2:  - St. Joseph's Doora Barefield v Kildysart (Saturday, 1pm) - Ennistymon v Kilmihill (Sunday, 1pm)  Group 3:  - Lissycasey v Kilmurry Ibrickane (Friday, 6:45pm) - Corofin v St. Breckan's (Sunday, 3pm)  ~ Clare Credit Unions Senior Camogie Championship ~ - There are four games down for decision this evening in the opening round of the 2026 Clare Credit Unions senior camogie championship.   - Defending champions Inagh-Kilnamona take on last years intermediate champions Clooney-Quin in the opening game of Group One in Kilmaley, while also in that group, Clarecastle-Ballyea face Newmarket on Fergus at Fr McNamara Park.  - There's an East Clare derby in Clareabbey as Tulla take on Scariff-Ogonnelloe while Truagh-Clonlara begin their campaign against Feakle-Killanena in Kilkishen, will all those games underway at 7pm   Image (c) Clare FM

Clare TUS  Premier Intermediate Round  Game played @Clonlara GAA Saturday 8th August 2026   @3.30pm.  Match commentary from Leo Doyle  with Pat McNamara and Sean O'Halloran on analysis.  00.00 Introduction and teams 04.08 Start of first half 38.09 Half Time analysis 43.50 Second Half 1.23.09 Post match analysis LAST ONE STANDING COMPETITION Please show your support for Leo and Pat and all our Sportsline team for the great coverage they give to all our East Clare teams and clubs. You can click on https://hub.klubfunder.com/ScariffBayCommunityRadio/competitionmanager/active/leaderboard and SCROLL DOWN to see the last man standing competition. Closing date Fri 21st August 2026 12 Noon Click the link blow to listen to the Round 2 Previews -Sportsline 2026 Ep 27- PODCAST EARLY EDITION - ROUND 2 County Hurling Championships  PREVIEW https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-fehjz-1b2d592  

Mark Redmond, Síle Fitzgibbon, Lucy O'Brien and Emmet Moore play Sally Gardens and Humours of Tulla.

US President Donald Trump is expected to visit Clare next month for the Irish Open at his Doonbeg golf resort, with a trip to Dublin also expected during his stay.     While the visit is being welcomed by some for the economic boost it could bring, it's also expected to attract protests.     Among those planning demonstrations is People of Clare Against Genocide, which has announced a peaceful picnic at Doughmore Beach and a protest at Shannon Airport.    Joining Alan Morrissey to discuss this were the Clare-based Chair of Sadaka, the Ireland Palestine Alliance, Eamon Meehan, and Tulla-based Fianna Fáil Minister of State, Timmy Dooley. Photo (c) geralt via Pixabay, Donald Trump

The countdown is on to one of the highlights of the traditional music calendar as the 39th Feakle Festival gets underway from the 5th to the 10th of August. With six days of concerts, workshops, céilís, singing sessions and world-class traditional music, the festival continues to attract performers and visitors from across Ireland and around the globe. This year's programme also celebrates the rich musical heritage of East Clare, with a special opening night presentation by Tulla fiddle player, Sorcha Costello. Joining Alan Morrissey on the show were festival organiser, Aoife Hayes and Sorcha Costello to tell us what's in store for this year's festival.

Introduced by Jim Collins Featuring the latest Match reports from across East Clare, with sporting updates across a number of codes including County and national Hurling, camogie, rugby and football.   This week Clare Hurling Championship reports   0.50 Tulla v Clarecastle Brian Torpey 4.01 Interview with Tulla Manager Brian Quinn 7.58 Broadford v Scariff Michael Moroney 12.20 Interview with Broadford manager Paddy Meehan 16.04 Feakle v O'Callaghan's Mills Pat O'Brien 18.55 Scariff v Ogonnelloe Pat Gavin 31.20 Whitegate v Sixmilebridge Jack Treacy 23.28 Interview with Whitegate manager Niall Hayes 28.48 All Ireland hurling final Pat O'Brien    

Clare TUS Premier Intermediate Round 1 Game played in Gurteen on Thursday 23rd July 2026 at 7.45pm. Match commentary from Leo Doyle  with Pat McNamara and Danny Chaplin on analysis. Introduced by Jim Collins 00.00 Introduction and teams 03.20 Start of first half 34.25 Half Time analysis 40.02 Second Half 1.15.01 Post match analysis 1.16.00 Interview Brian Quinn, Tulla Manager

This week Host Jim Collins is joined on the phone news from Ogonnelloe with Brian Torpey

Koe ja kuule kotimaan luonto Moni meistä haaveilee, että jossain vaiheessa elämää voisi tehdä yllättävän irtioton arjesta ja muuttaa kotiseudultaan vuodeksi tai useammaksikin jonnekin yllättävään paikkaan. Ehkäpä jopa aloittaa erilaisen elämän uudessa ympäristössä. Luontoretkellä Juha Laaksonen tapaa Nurmijärveltä Lieksaan muuttaneen Mika Ekholmin. Kuinka ensimmäiset vuodet ovat kuluneet uudella paikkakunnalla? Onko elämänrytmi tai luontosuhde jotenkin muuttunut? Onko mies tyytyväinen ratkaisuunsa?

As families enjoy the summer holidays, many parents are already looking ahead to the cost of getting their children back to school.   New research from the Irish League of Credit Unions shows that secondary school parents face average costs of more than €2,100 this year, with almost six in ten describing those costs as a financial burden.   More than one in four expect to borrow money to cover the expense, while concerns remain over the rising cost of uniforms, technology and other school-related charges.   To discuss the findings and what they mean for families here in Clare, Alan Morrissey was joined by Louis Faye of St Francis Credit Union in Ennis and Shirley Conway Ryan, a parent from Tulla. Photo (c) pixelshot via Canva

talking about Independence Day in the USA and  specifically about a Tulla connection with William Howard Taft, 27th US President   Originally broadcast  live from  the SBCR studios in the Derg Alliance Building  as part of Saturday Chronicle 4th July 2026 hosted by Jim Collins and Brian Torpey. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

Introduced by Jim Collins Featuring the latest Match reports from across East Clare, with sporting updates across a number of codes including County and national Hurling, camogie, rugby and football. 00.47 Scariff v O'Callaghan's Mills Report by Michael  Moroney 05.59 Presentation of cup 08.28 Pat O'Brien interviews O'Callaghan's Mills coach Sean Doyle 10.24 Tulla v Cratloe Report by Brian Torpey 12.49 Bodyke v Ruan Report by Sean O'Halloran 14.50 Ogonnelloe v Clooney Quin Report by Kevin Woulfe 16.56 All-Ireland Minor Hurling Final Report by Pat O'Brien

Willwego Clare Cup 1A Hurling Final played in Dr Daly Park, Tulla on Saturday 4th July 2026 at 1pm. Match commentary by Leo Doyle with Pat McNamara and Sean O'Halloran on analysis.  00.00 Introduction and teams 05.43 Start of first half 38.28 Half Time analysis 44.54 Second Half 1.18.07 End of regular time analysis   1.22.55 First half extra time 1.35.35  Half time extra time 1.40.26  Second half extra time 1.51.38 End of extra time analysis 1.57.03 Presentations 1.59.32 Interview with Sean Doyle, Manager O'Callaghans Mills by Pat O'Brien  

For the next six months, Ireland is at the centre of European decision-making as it holds the Presidency of the Council of the European Union for the first time since 2013.   The Government says its priorities will be competitiveness, values and security, but it also inherits some of the biggest challenges facing Europe—from negotiating the EU's next long-term budget and the future of farm payments to trade tensions, defence, enlargement and the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.  To discuss what Ireland's presidency means for the country and for County Clare, Alan Morrissey was joined by Tulla-based Fianna Fáil Minister of State Timmy Dooley and Scariff-based Independent Ireland South MEP Michael McNamara. Photo (c) GoodLifeStudio from Getty Images Signature via Canva

Periodic speed limits could be introduced in number of school zones in Clare under new council plans.    The changes would see limits reduced from 50km/h to 30km/h during designated drop off and collection times.    The plans are expected to go to public consultation in the coming weeks.    Additionally, 100km/h roads at Tulla, between Ennis and Crusheen and between Meelick and Coonagh would also be lowered to 80km/h.     The proposals were announced at the latest meeting of Clare's Strategic Physical Policy Committee where Clare FM's Daragh Dolan spoke to Chairperson Pat Burke. Photo (c) PublicDomainPictures from pixabay via Canva

A Clare-based group of musicians and fundraisers is appealing for public support for Babies in the Bush orphanage in South Africa, with a fundraising target of €1,500 to help provide new beds for the facility.  Breda McNamara, Gearóid McNamara and colleagues, working alongside organiser Lorraine Keenan, have been involved with the project since 2019 and say they remain closely connected to its work.   Following a recent return visit, they are encouraging donations and shares of the appeal, saying even small contributions will make a real difference. Breda McNamara, the trip's organiser and chairperson of Cnoc Na Gaoithe Cultural Centre in Tulla, and Gearóid McNamara, Tulla Musician, joined Alan Morrissey to discuss the fundraiser. Photo (c) Lorraine Keenan via BackABuddy

People across the county are being encouraged to have their say on the proposal to install CCTV in an attempt to curb illegal dumping. The Local Authority's waste enforcement team is carrying out a public consultation until June 1st on the use of cameras in blackspots in Tulla and Kilrush. The system would initially be in place for eight weeks before a review period would determine it's continued use. Maghera Fianna Fáil Councillor, Pat Hayes, says it's been a 'torturous process' to get the relevant legislation enacted.

It's hoped the impending installation of CCTV in West Clare's capital will significantly eradicate illegal dumping. Clare County Council is carrying out a public consultation process until June 1st to determine where the cameras should go in Tulla and Kilrush. So far this year, the local authority has already dealt with over 210 illegal dumping and litter complaints. Kilrush Independent Councillor Ian Lynch has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that swift and decisive action is needed.

As we've been discussing earlier this week, concerns continue to be raised about the active travel works on the Tulla Road in Ennis, particularly around road width, kerb heights and emergency access. To discuss the project and to respond to those concerns, Clare County Council Senior Engineer, Cyril Feeney joined Daragh Dolan On Wednesday's Morning Focus. Image (c) Mateusz Otreba via The Real Ennis Town Forum

There are growing local concerns over the recent works on Tulla Road. Some residents have raised questions about the impact of the changes to the road layout — including reduced carriage space, new cycle lanes, widened footpaths, and raised kerbing. There are concerns that during peak traffic, congestion could become more severe, and that emergency vehicles such as ambulances or fire services may face difficulties accessing the area quickly. Supporters of the project say the works are aimed at improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists, but others feel the changes may be creating new risks for drivers and emergency response times. To discuss this further, Derrick Lynch was joined by local resident Angela Nolan on Tuesday's Morning Focus. Image (c) Mateusz Otreba via The Real Ennis Town Forum

Clare is said to be "back on track" regarding protecting the biodiversity of its rivers following a €1.3 million funding allocation. The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage has announced the funds as part of the National Barrier Mitigation Programme which is intended to address artificial barriers to fish migration. A total of nine projects in Clare are being supported through the initiative. Tulla-based Fianna Fáil Minister of State for Fisheries and the Marine Timmy Dooley says the county's waterways will be healthier and more resilient going forward.

Pasi Heikura pohtii yhdessä filosofian tohtori Tiina Ruskeepään kanssa, onko suomen kielessä sittenkin artikkeleita. Ohjelmassa selvitetään myös, miten jääkiekko-otteluissa kapellimestaroidaan ja kuinka pitkä aika on tunteroinen. Lopuksi paljastetaan Kielitoimiston kuukauden sana.Ohjelman ovat toimittaneet Pasi Heikura ja Tina Cavén.

The government is facing a crucial test in the Dáil today, as the Dáil is set to vote on a confidence motion in the Government over its ongoing handling of the fuel crisis. Sinn Féin is bringing forward a motion of no confidence following days of fuel protests and growing anger over the cost of living. While ministers point to a €505 million support package as proof they're responding, opposition parties argue it's too little, too late. Alan Morrissey spoke about this with Shannon Sinn Féin TD Donna McGettigan. He began by asking her what core message her party wants to send to the government and the public with the motion. He was also joined on the line by Tulla-based Fianna Fáil Minister of State, Timmy Dooley. Image © Oireachtas.ie

Clare's seafood industry is expected to benefit from a quota increase for one of its most abundant fishing stocks. It comes as the EU has agreed to boost Ireland's total allowable catch for mackerel by 8,000 tonnes. The Seafood Ireland Alliance has welcomed the €32m deal, but says it doesn't resolve long-standing quota imbalances. Tulla-based Minister for Fisheries Timmy Dooley who led Ireland's negotiations says there's plenty more work to do.

Communities across Clare are being urged to extra vigilant on home security following multiple break-in attempts in Clarecastle last weekend. It follows video footage circulating of four masked men attempting to gain access to homes in St Joseph's Terrace in the early hours of Sunday morning. The trend has been reflected throughout the county, with Gardaí investigating in similar incidents in Tulla, Killaloe, Shannon, Ennis and more. Mayor of Clare and Clarecastle Fine Gael Councillor Paul Murphy says it's vital residents have their guard up and that Gardaí are immediately informed of suspicous activity.

Joskus henkinen kasvu muodostuu itsensä kehittämiseksi ja jatkuvaksi paremman version etsimiseksi. Se käy uuvuttavaksi, joten mitä todella haluamme tältä kasvun matkalta?

Clare's ambulance service is to see a major boost to its resources later this year. In a meeting with Midwest Oireachtas members organised by Bodyke Fine Gael TD Joe Cooney today, the National Ambulance Service has confirmed that five new ambulances are to be added to this county's fleet. Additionally, 27 highly-trained staff will be assigned to locations across Clare. Tulla-based Fianna Fáil Minister of State Timmy Dooley has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons while it will go "some way towards resolving" the issues with the service here, more investment is required to bring it up to an "acceptable standard".

An East Clare School is set to benefit from the allocation of a new Autism class. The Department of Education's announcement brings the total number of additional special classes coming to Clare for the next term to ten. St Joseph's Secondary School in Tulla is the latest to benefit, and will have three specialist Autism classes from September. Principal Juliet Coman says it's a huge boost for the community.

Clare's Minister of State believes increased ambulance activity will address healthcare provision issues in peripheral areas of the county in the future. Tulla-based Minister Timmy Dooley, who's in Canada this week, is one of forty Ministers and other State representatives visiting more than 50 countries for St Patrick's Day. Last week, the Health Minister confirmed the purchase of an almost 44-acre site for the development of a new hospital for the Midwest. Minister of State Dooley says while his preference was for the new facility to be based in Clare, increased investment in ambulance services, which will soon be announced, will make a difference.

Clare Fianna Fáil TD and Minister of State, Timmy Dooley, will spend this St. Patrick's Day representing the Irish Government in Canada. As part of the Government's global St. Patrick's Day programme, which sees Ministers in more than 50 countries promoting Ireland's economy, trade links and diaspora connections, the Tulla-based Minister is attending a series of official events across Western Canada. Alan Morrissey spoke with Minister Dooley earlier, about his busy few days of engagements celebrating Irish culture while also strengthening economic and political ties between Ireland and Canada, as well as the Taoiseach's trip to the White House, and other matters of importance... For more on this also, Alan was joined live by the Shannon Sinn Féin TD, Donna McGettigan... Photo (c) Alleksana Pixels Images via Canva

Clare is set to benefit from the addition of three special education classes. The schools to receive additional resources in this county are Scoil Mhainchín, Ennistymon, Ennistymon Community School and Scoil Mhuire, Meelick. It means there will be a total of nine new special education classes opening in Clare from September. Tulla based Minister of State Timmy Dooley insists funding will be forthcoming for all schools in need.

Fr Brendan Quinlivan presents Beyond Belief for this Sunday. The programme tonight includes a reflection on Lent and the inclusion of the Pledge in Confirmation from Bishop Fintan. Peggy McInerney from Tulla Pioneers on the 25th Anniversary of the Matt Talbot Novena in Tulla and an invitation to consider sponsoring a sick/assisted pilgrim on the Killaloe pilgrimage.

In this episode of Between Two Brokers, Erin and Stacy sit down with everyone's favorite history gurly: Brittany Lavelle Tulla. They discuss her journey in historic preservation, the growth of her business, and the importance of understanding the stories behind old buildings. She emphasizes the value of historic homes in real estate, the need for community engagement in preservation efforts, and the historical context of Charleston's architecture. Brittany also highlights the significance of Upper King Street and Mount Pleasant's rich history, while advocating for the role of social media in raising awareness about preservation issues. Follow Brittany on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bvlavelletulla/?hl=en Work with Brittany: https://www.bvlhpr.com/

http://copperplatemailorder.com                                     Copperplate Time 522                                presented by Alan O'Leary                             www.copperplatemailorder.com                              1. Bothy Band:  Green Groves.   After Hours 2. Garadice: Gan Ainm/The Sunny Hills/Castleblaney Piper.  Garadice 3. John & Jacinta McEvoy:  The Secret Well/Whispering Water.  The Boyne Mist 4. Eleonor Shanley:  Motherland.  Garadice 5. Danny Meehan/Le Cheile:  Paddy the Cooper/Dublin Porter.  Out of the West6. Cillian Vallely & David Doocey:  Heights of Darga/Paddy Joe's.                The Yew & The Orchard 7. Kevin Crawford: Repeal of the Union/The Ivy Leaf/The Hut in the Bog.                Carrying the Tune8. Lar Gavin:  The Wicked Gander.  2 Miles from Tulla 9. Mick Sands & Clive Carroll:                  Lough Erne's Shore. The Ominous & Luminous 10. Bobby & Sean Casey:                Farewell to Miltown/The Star of Munster.  The Spirit of West Clare 11. PJ & Marcus Hernon:Redigan's Mother/Táim in Arrears/Hardiman.                Celebrating 50 Years 12. Mary McPartlan:  Wild Mountain Side.  Petticoat Loose13. Sorcha Costello: John Naughton's/Ryan's Rant. The Primrose Lass 14. Gerry Hanley:  The Old Road to Garry/Carmel'Mahoney Mulhaire.                   In The Middle of It 15. Roger Sherlock & Mary Conroy:                Queen of May/Anderson's Reel. Memories of Sligo 16. David Sheridan:  I Buried My Wife/O'Dea's/Ryan's.  Drivin' Leitrim Timber. 17. Ralph McTell: The Ferryman. Live in London 18. Terry Clarke:  The Coffin Road.  West Highland Blues 19. Johnny Cash:   Big River.   Compilation 20. Bothy Band:  Green Groves.   After Hours

Send us a textGary hosts another hour of top notch piping from a the airts.EYP 126 PlaylistBeolach with The Cape Breton Slip Set – An Drochaid Chliuiteach,  Scottsville Reel, Foxhunter and Walking the Floor from Beolach Iain MacDonald and Iain MacFarlane with Miss Elspeth Campbell, Danced with Me the Beautiful Maiden and the Rejected Suitor from First Harvest. Gordon Mooney with Souters O Selkirk, Seeking the Galloway and Jock O the Side from O'er the BorderJim MacGillivray with The Laird of Drumblair, Dalnahassaig, Stumpie, Frolics of Youth, O'er The Moorlands, Christie MacLeod, Struy Lodge, Willie MacKenzie's Reel, Walter Sammon's Grandmother, The Humours of Tulla, The Flowers of Red Hill from the World's Greatest Pipers Volume 10 Paddy Keenan with The Steam Packet and MacLeod's Reel from Paddy Keenan Bagad Kemper with Amzer Nevez from Live au Cornouaille  Craig Muirhead and Roddy MacLeod with the Desperate Battle of the Birds from a private recording Colin Melville with The Broom o the Cowdenknowes from 3 Smallpipes, Private Recording. Daimh with Lock and Load from Diversions  Support the show

Brittany shares her extraordinary journey from a challenging conception to a life-changing premature birth experience. After 18 months of trying to conceive with low AMH levels, Brittany and her husband Braden welcomed their son Tulla at just 28 weeks following a dramatic turn of events. What began as routine monitoring for IUGR (intrauterine growth restriction) quickly escalated into preeclampsia, emergency caesarean, and a four-month NICU journey that included heart surgery in Melbourne. Brittany's story is one of resilience, advocacy, and the incredible strength of the parent-baby bond formed in the most challenging circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.