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Burke and Hare were two of the maddest lads you'll ever hear of. Two Irish fellas who moved to bonnie Scotland, they were real bastards. At first selling the body of a man who died for some sweet moola, then the moola was so good, why not make a few dead bodies of their own? Research by Benj Button Send your scary stories to: mikeohhello@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatchapterpodcast Business enquiries : thatchapter@night.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said that the two Irish diplomats were among the delegation that Israeli soldiers fired at in the vicinity of in the West Bank…Journalist Hannah McCarthy joins Kieran to discuss the latest, and Independent Senator Frances Black joins to discuss the new Occupied Territories Bill the Tánaiste will be bringing before the Cabinet, which includes a ban on imports from those territories.Image: Reuters
Two Irish citizens living in Berlin have been issued with deportation orders and instructed to leave Germany before April 21st after facing charges over alleged actions at pro-Palestinian protests.Lawyers for their case have raised concerns that the deportation orders undermine civil liberties for EU citizens living in Germany, as neither have been convicted of any criminal offences in the German courts.Bert Murray (31) and Shane O'Brien (29) have been attending protests in support of Palestinians since the Israel-Hamas conflict began in October 2023.On this episode of In the News Bert Murray talks about her case and Irish Times columnist Una Mullally explains the background to the story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Banter about sports, spirits & brews.IntroSippingFamous 95SteelersPenguinsRandom Roundup Romp
Andrea's guests: Clare woman Laura O'Connell and Hanna Celsie from Dublin are just back from Dubai where they competed in the first-ever Formula Woman Nations Cup qualifiers.They were among a group of 50 women from around the world taking part in the event...They join to discuss the experience.
Two Irish sisters who are absolutely flying it in the world of musical theatre joined Oliver today. Alisha played the leading lady in the film adaption of the hit musical Matilda. Alisha's older sister Katie Rose is also a rising star and has just returned from The World of Musical's tour in Australia and New Zealand.
Is love really blind? Well, Pat was joined by two Irish contestants who took part in the Netflix series, 'Love Is Blind'. Joining Pat in studio was Sabrina Egerton and Conor Griffin.
Get ready to virtually experience the working world of IKEA on Roblox as the doors to the virtual store have opened. The opening of IKEA on Roblox follows a recruitment campaign launched on 3rd June, which offered people the opportunity to apply for one of 10 paid roles in the virtual store. Over 178,000 applications were received across Ireland and the UK, with 18,087 coming from Ireland. Two of the 10 successful applicants live in Ireland, in counties Dublin and Kerry. The lucky 10 applicants have now been selected and will kick off their virtual IKEA roles from today. Michael from Dublin, said, "I'm very excited and extremely happy to be chosen to be part of this new and innovative project and I can't wait to see where it goes in the long run and I hope I can be part of future projects. This current project has been fun and interesting throughout my whole experience so far." Alongside the paid players the broader Roblox community, gamers and IKEA fans are invited to explore a virtual IKEA store, wander around the home furnishings showroom and visit the famous Swedish Food Market and Bistro. Players can also venture into the IKEA world of work and take on a role as a virtual co-worker, serving up endless amounts of hotdogs and flexing their interior design skills to level-up and get promoted. All with the chance to win exclusive IKEA UGCs. Much like IKEA co-workers in real life, players in the game have the ability to develop their own unique career journey at their own pace and in any direction. Whether that be by taking on a more senior role, a move sideways into a different function developing new skills, or continuing to expand their experience in the same role. There's no set path to how you can grow your career at IKEA, where career progression is focused on helping co-workers develop their careers in their own way, and not just in a linear direction. Roles available in 'The Co-Worker' game are inspired by real-life jobs and have been curated to offer a glimpse into the opportunities available at IKEA while showcasing the brand's unique approach to careers. Roles include: 1. Sales Co-Worker - where players guide customers to products they are interested in, as well as keep the Showroom up to the IKEA standard. 2. Interior Design Co-Worker - where players are required to put together a room-set, following a design brief and pick the correct items of furniture and place them in the right places. 3. Sales Team Leader - where players recommend products to NPC customers based on their specific requirements. 4. Food Team Leader - where players will man the famous Swedish Bistro, serving food and drink to customers - meatballs anyone? Darren Taylor, Country People and Culture Manager, IKEA UK, and Ireland: "Today has been a long time coming and we're extremely excited to launch IKEA on Roblox. We are always looking for new ways to attract and inspire the next generation of co-workers to imagine a career at IKEA. 'The Co-Worker' game is a fantastic way to give players a taste of our culture and insight into what makes the world of work at IKEA so special." The 'Co-Worker' game is available now on Roblox and can be accessed using the following link:roblox.com/games/17254019855/IKEA-The-Co-Worker. See more stories here.
Send us a Text Message.On today's show we interview poet, novelist and publisher of Bloodaxe Books Neil Astley. We talk to Neil about the latest Bloodaxe Books poetry anthology, Soul Feast, poems to stir the mind and feed the spirit, companion volume to 2007's Soul Food. We also talk about how he got into publishing, what poetry means to him and some of the discoveries he's made along the way. Two Irish poets in the anthology, Enda Coyle Greene and Mary O'Donnell , read their contributions. Intro/outro music: Colm Mac Con Iomaire, ‘Thou Shalt Not Carry' from The Hare's Corner, 2008, with thanks to Colm for permission to use it. Incidental music Romance for Piano and Cello by Martijn de Boer (NiGiD) (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/50238 Ft: ATUndertow by Scott Buckley | https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckleyScott Buckley - FilamentsLicense: Creative Commons (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Music powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.comWanderlust by Scott Buckley | https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckleyMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comArtwork by Freya SirrTo subscribe to Books for Breakfast go to your podcast provider of choice (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google etc) and search for the podcast then hit subscribe or follow, or simply click the appropriate button above. Support the Show.
Two Irish authors make up one-third of this year's shortlist for the Women's Prize for Fiction. Anne Enright has been shortlisted for her seventh novel, 'The Wren, The Wren', with Claire Kilroy getting the nod for her novel, 'Soldier Sailor'. Claire joins Anton to discuss.
It's a Great Day for Semi-Recent Semi-Decent Words for Duds with Gross ASMR! Other discussion topics may include: - Pimple popping videos (which you will absolutely, without question, never see here) - Cute little vertigo puppies - Be careful about touching anything a 60-year old man in a kilt has just touched - Who is the best person to leave a nuclear warhead to in your will? - Beyonsleigh --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goingterribly/message
Two Irish cities were named as part of the top five friendliest cities in Europe – but are they really the friendliest places Ireland has to offer? Well, the Today FM listeners had their say!To hear the full chat, press the play button on this page.
Paul Murray and Paul Lynch share their delight in receiving places on this year's Booker Prize shortlist.
Two Irish tourists died after being struck by a car while on holiday in Rome yesterday. For more on this, Jonathan spoke to Bree Dail, Rome Correspondent with The Daily Wire.
Two Irish tourists died after being struck by a car while on holiday in Rome yesterday. For more on this, Jonathan spoke to Bree Dail, Rome Correspondent with The Daily Wire.
Mark and Eoin do a deep dive on the true meaning and origin of raggaeton music. Get in touch with us to let us know what you think!(apologies for the poor sound quality in this episode)Our Instagram Pageinstagram.com/a_life_in_dublin/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Damian Mac Con Uladh, freelance journalist based in Greece, on investigations into the deaths of two Irish teenagers in Greece.
Irish teenagers Andrew O'Donnell and Max Wall died in separate incidents on the Greek Island of Ios last weekend. Both were students of St Michael's College in Ballsbridge, Dublin and had recently completed the Leaving Cert exams. Irish Times Reporter Jack Power, who is covering the story from Ios, explains how this tragedy unfolded. Presented by Bernice Harrison. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Two Irish teenage boys have died on a post-Leaving Cert holiday on the Greek island of Ios. Speaking to Ciara this morning with more on this tragic story was Kitty Holland, Social Affairs correspondent with the Irish Times.
Two Irish teenage boys have died on a post-Leaving Cert holiday on the Greek island of Ios. Speaking to Ciara this morning with more on this tragic story was Kitty Holland, Social Affairs correspondent with the Irish Times.
Today marks seventy years since New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Nepali Tenzing Norgay Sherpa became the first humans to summit Everest on May 29, 1953. Two Irish men who have made the climb are Explorer Pat Falvey and Jonathan Ruane from Sligo who climbed Everest last year and they both spoke to Kieran Cuddihy on the show…
On the Home show this week: Presenter and businesswoman, Lorraine Keane, on doing up her home in Dublin, DIY tips, and how to look stylish when sea swimming. The two Irish contestants on Alan Carr's 'Interior Design Masters' programme, Tom Power and Peter Irvine who are still in the mix to win the competition. Decluttering expert and author, Dilly Carter discusses her book 'Change Your Space, Reclaim Your Home, Your Time, Your Mind'.
The Let's Sweat it Together campaign is calling on schools, businesses, and individuals by walking a lap while having a chat with a friend or family member.Live 95's Sarah Coleman has been speaking to one of those rugby players Brittany Hogan and Gillian chats to the CEO of Childline John Church. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Two Irish men have done the impossible, the unthinkable - they've driven from one end of Ireland to the next, in an electric vehicle, without stopping to charge. Paddy Comyn, Head of Communications at AA was behind the wheel and he joined Sean on the show to discuss...
Two Irish men have done the impossible, the unthinkable - they've driven from one end of Ireland to the next, in an electric vehicle, without stopping to charge. Paddy Comyn, Head of Communications at AA was behind the wheel and he joined Sean on the show to discuss...
The Wilderness of Two Irish Poets Shaun Griffin is a poet and writer who hopes to bring some part of that world to you every other week on KWNK with a new audio segment on Sundays at 5pm. www.KWNKradio.org
GuestPaddy O'ReillyCo-Founder & Chief Product Officer, CyberSaint Security [@CyberSaintHQ]On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/padraic-o-reilly-48059214a/HostKeenan SkellyOn ITSPmagazine
Two Irish guys have set up an eSports business with the fastest human on earth Usain Bolt and talking to Joe this morning was one of the founders Steve Daly Chief Executive of Wylde.
Gas bills up by 44% next month - hear Jo Cox & Jane Poole-Wilson MHK, rental property market, two Irish Sea windfarms, online bullying in Peel & despair in young people over property ladder. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #manninline
Claire Keegan and Audrey Magee express their delight at being longlisted for this year's Booker Prize for their latest novels.
Two Irish lads (Keith and Naoise) take a trip down memory lane discussing their favourite retro games and their nostalgia tied with them. Naoise - Instagram - RetroGamerIreland - https://www.instagram.com/retro_gamer_ireland/?hl=en Keith - twitch.tv/steamy_streamers Music by : DJDININTHEDEN - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCov5SXolVEPbfDPDM8sNQow
Two Irish lads (Keith and Naoise) take a trip down memory lane discussing their favourite retro games and the memories tied with them. Naoise - Instagram - RetroGamerIreland - https://www.instagram.com/retro_gamer_ireland/?hl=en Keith - twitch.tv/steamy_streamers Music by : DJDININTHEDEN - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCov5SXolVEPbfDPDM8sNQow
The Smart 7 Ireland Edition is the daily news podcast that gives you everything you need to know in 7 minutes, at 7am, 7 days a week…Consistently appearing in Ireland's Daily News charts, we're a trusted source for people every day.If you're enjoying it, please follow, share or even post a review, it all helps…Today's episode includes references to the following items:https://twitter.com/GMB/status/1528979893895237632?s=20&t=U1raHsTuxP7XT6aE4VRG2whttps://twitter.com/rtenews/status/1529136993942138884?s=20&t=Wi2IWxoI-LCVQ3LQ6K474whttps://twitter.com/i/status/1529775818167164928https://twitter.com/i/status/1529822377181270019 https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1529432186641911812?s=20&t=nngU2R2ZgoJSmUJUkKO9TQhttps://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1529435178791231489?s=20&t=nngU2R2ZgoJSmUJUkKO9TQ https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1529477082291503104?s=20&t=50NhuivOMT_Uhvat7kL5Jg https://twitter.com/i/status/1529775786428968962 https://twitter.com/i/status/1529800967851585538 https://twitter.com/i/status/1529464647262273537 https://twitter.com/LawCrimeNetwork/status/1529454908180766721?s=20&t=5KB0wmvo3J7n3PNE18u6ughttps://twitter.com/phlaimeaux/status/1528737813256097792?s=20&t=RWefA8mZZE_gl5hoharxOgContact us over at Twitter or visit www.thesmart7.comPresented by Ciara Revins, written by Liam Thompson and produced by Daft Doris. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Peter Kinch is a US Historian who has written a historical Fiction book that follows the story of two cousins who grow up together in Ireland and then at age 21, sail off to America from New Ross to seek a better life and he popped into our studios earlier today for a chat
On Tuesday, Jan. 25, BlueandGold.com's Mike Singer joined Darin Pritchett on WSBT Sportsbeat AM to discuss some of the latest Notre Dame football recruiting news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Letter from Ireland Podcast - with Carina & Mike Collins
In this episode of the Letter from Ireland Podcast, we look at the life and works of two of Ireland's most famous literary giants - George Bernard Shaw and James Joyce. We take an unusual angle on the stories of both and throw in some music to help set the mood for the time through which these iconic authors lived.
The Letter from Ireland Podcast - with Carina & Mike Collins
In this episode of the Letter from Ireland Podcast, we look at the life and works of two of Ireland's most famous literary giants - George Bernard Shaw and James Joyce. We take an unusual angle on the stories of both and throw in some music to help set the mood for the time through which these iconic authors lived.
The Irish Rugby Team will kick off their Autumn International Series next month with all 3 games being played in a packed out Aviva Stadium. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/10/27123846/JoeyandJorand_2710.mp3"][/audio] Johnny Sexton will be aiming to make his 100th cap for Ireland during the series and two men who will be hoping to follow in Johnny's footsteps are Munster player Joey Carberry and Leinster star Jordan Larmour. Joey and Jordan joined Dermot and Dave to chat about the upcoming Autumn Internationals against Argentina, Japan and New Zealand and of course, Noni dropped by to say hello as well. You can listen to the full chat by clicking the Play button on this page. It's game-on at Intersport Elverys with the new Irish Rugby Team Kit. You can discover the all-new Irish Rugby range across all Intersport Elverys stores and online at Elverys.ie. The Official Sports Retail Partner to the IRFU
This is the first in the Bardic Interlude series of Xu, the Podcast about Emptiness, where Ryan dons his Storyteller cloak and cap and shares story from the old mythologies of the world. Accompanied by his celtic harp, Ryan first tells the tale of Finn MacCumhail and the Salmon of Knowledge wherein young Finn is apprenticed to an old poet fisherman and ends up with much more than he bargained for. The second tale told here is Finn and the Burner of Tara, a good Samhain tale with a surprising 'point' at the end. Wishing you all a happy Samhain Celtic New Year and remember to hug your ancestors!
Two Irish women have become one of the first same-sex couples in Ireland to be recognised as parents of their children, after a five year campaign
Brenda Irvine, mother of Irish Olympic boxer Brendan Irvine, on her son being chosen as a Team Ireland flag bearer for the opening ceremony in Tokyo
Harvard trained, a former Boston law enforcement officer, and Radio broadcaster for 15 years, John McLaughlin, @Harvard1988, joins the Flannery Podcast to tell us about his background and what he thinks of where we stand as a nation. Let us know what you think, we're discussing making our show, Irish Guys Talking, or some other name, a more regular feature. John P. Flannery, II, jonflan@aol.com, @jonflan
This week we meet with Alan Phelan the founder and CEO of APTN.aero (Aircraft Professionals Technical Network) and Matt Gee who is COO of Six West, they provide ferry and flight operations services to the aircraft leasing community and airlines worldwide and are an enterprise member of the APTN.aero technical network. We talk with Matt and Alan about the current state of play in the commercial aviation world and how it impacts the technical side of flying aircraft. We also examine how the aircraft technical sector is a crucial part of the aviation industry in Ireland and how we need to stay ahead of the competition to maintain Ireland's leading role in aircraft leasing worldwide.”This podcast was recorded at Bloom HQ in Mountrath, County Laois, one of a number of new Digital and Community Enterprise Hubs around the country where you'll see many aviation businesses blooming in the future in a post-Covid environment.sixwestservices.com & https://aptn.aero/https://supporter.acast.com/squawk7000 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Today, we welcomed our very first international guest, Ms. Lou McMahon, who joined us on HPE, Live! all the way from IRELAND! How honored we were to be able to sit and talk with singer/songwriter and music producer, Lou, for over an hour on all her AMAZING accomplishments! And when I say AMAZING, you have yet to grasp it until you listen to her interview! Between ages 13 and 16, Lou did solo performances for not only one, but TWO Irish presidents AND the Queen of Denmark! Wow! Listen now as Lou talks about her career from childhood up 'til now, as well as more projects she is working on! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/highprofileentertainments/support
A ThoughtThe English Grand National was on last Saturday and I usually have a punt on a rank outsider. I’m not otherwise into betting, but the Grand National is a bit of a spectacle so it’s fun to have a stake with the rest of the family. Although my wife holds an entirely counter view, you could take the entire horse racing industry and send it to the moon for all I really care.Pundits talk about odds, and it’s supposed to be an accurate assessment of the horse’s chance of winning, but it’s really “just” the bookies’ opinion. Sure, there is the matter of recent form, the trainer’s expertise, and the skill of the jockey, but bookies sometimes get it wrong. They just need to get it right more often than not and they win. And bookies always win over the long run, just like the house always wins in Vegas, otherwise, they wouldn’t be there.So when they talk about odds, what they’re really talking about is the pattern. They are up close to the phenomenon and they are familiar with how the pattern plays out. As such, they know how prominent aspects replicate over time. They can’t know the entire pattern, no more than the rest of us can, but they are so close to it, so attentive to it, that they see more than the rest of us. There are aspects they cannot see, and there are aspects that don’t grab their attention for very long because they don’t replicate as often as others. And it is here that our winning of the bet lies.Now, if you spend the necessary time becoming familiar with the pattern, the bet is not a bet; it’s a measured, scientific assessment that occurs almost below the line of sight. It’s what we call intuition and this is so with all areas of life. If we don’t take the time to immerse ourselves in it, then the bet is just a bet. It lacks intuition, and the pursuit of the win becomes hoping and wishing. In extreme cases, it becomes almost pathological. As it is with all addictions, it is the seeking of the self in external stimulation when what we really want is the feeling that comes from already being there.As such, the only way to get it is to not chase it. You could say it’s there already, the winning of it I mean, and we don’t know that. We go after it in all kinds of places where it’s not.A Quote“Casting themselves as good actors, corporations cajole governments to free them from regulations designed to protect public interests and citizens’ wellbeing, claiming they can be trusted to regulate themselves. They take over public services like schools, water systems, and social service provision saying they will run them better and more efficiently than governments, and they push for tax cuts with promises of job and other social benefits. The result? Governments retreat from governing, corporations take greater control…” –Joel Bakan, Professor of Law at the University of British ColumbiaA BookTwo books for you this week. The first is The Corporation by the above mentioned Joel Bakan. The second, The New Corporation, is also his. As you might have guessed, the second is a sequel to the 2004 release and revisits his earlier finding that a corporation, being as it is a legal entity with the same rights as you and I, is pathological. Both books come with documentaries and you can watch the first one here. The second is on-demand and I haven’t found a screening for myself yet. If you’re not already cynical about the role corporations play in the conditions under which we live and the health of the planet, you will be after reading these books. Once you know you can’t unknow. So get ready for a healthy dose of reality. Books available here.An AlbumThe old grey Sony radio from the late 70s was always on at home growing up. It came back to Dublin with us from the Middle East and sat on the counter providing the backdrop to my youth. Phyllis always had it on, so as it comes to mind, it comes with her. If I remember right, I once blew the shit out of it attempting to cut through the black flex with a bread knife while it was still plugged in. Not sure what I was trying to do, but I survived. The bread knife and the radio didn’t. Neither did she. We had a turntable with a cassette deck that lived in the corner of the front room but it was hardly ever used. It was the kitchen radio that played the soundtrack to all those events I remember. Unremarkable events like coming in the door from school on a winter’s evening and The Petshop Boys, West End Girls playing in the background. Her peeling spuds and getting the dinner on, and Barry Lang giving it loads on Radio 2. Always good memories, never bad.So music means a lot to me, and sometimes a tune comes along and it grabs me like nothing else. This week, I want to share some new music with you. Two Irish artists came together during the lockdown and created something I think is special. Mick Flannery & Susan O’Neill, take it away…From The ArchiveI publish a few bits and pieces on Medium once or twice a week. This one is recent and short. Here’s an extract;Building a house or making a table is real. Making something with your hands is real. Talking with another human being and understanding their experience is real. Saving someone’s life is real. Marketing is not real — it’s an elaborate abstract game of hide-and-seek, of determining how much lies ordinary people are willing to swallow then producing it ad nauseam until they buy shit they never really wanted in the first place let alone needed.The Perversion of Work EthicThanks for taking the time to read the midweek read. At the end of April, The Gnōmic will be locked for paying subscribers only. If you enjoy this content and want to keep receiving it, grab this discount and support the work I’m doing. Nice one 🤙 This is a public episode. 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Welcome back to the AkedoCast! A podcast coming from Akedo Gaming Bar in Lincoln, England. This episode Toby, Davey, Chris & special guest Robbie Dowdall (Vice & Co) all gather together to discuss this year's Blizzcon news, Mars' rover Perseverance and the lads answer the question that if they could travel anywhere in time where would they go.
Ben and Sean interview Lisa kelly who has written 3 books on Notre Dame football players and does some writing for the Notre Dame website One Foot Down. She is also a graduate from Notre Dame. Books Lisa Kelly has authored: "Echoes from the Endzone-The Men We became" "Triumphs From Notre Dame: Echoes of Her Loyal Sons and Daughters" "The Men We became: More Echoes from the Endzone"
George Bashura who runs the website ShakeDownTheThunderSports.com joins Ben and Sean to talk some Notre Dame football. Ben also now does some writing for his website so make sure to go check out the website!
The Two Irish Brothers interview legendary Notre Dame tight end Irv Smith.
Listen to sisters Ella and Amy. They're behind Kids Against Plastic and talk to us about the world's reliance on plastic, especially single use plastic, and the way we just dump it. On Wednesday they're part of the online climate change forum called ‘Race Against Climate Change’. We go to Ireland to hear about a tampon TV ad which has caused a stir, so much so it's been taken off air. Some people have been offended by it due to its straightforward description of how you use them. Two Irish women defend the ad. They're Alexandra Ryan and Ciara Kelly. After Ireland we go to India to learn about a petition which urges the Indian Prime Minister to encourage men to do their fair share of housework. So far the petition has 70,000 signatures. And we go to the jazz and soul singer, Zara McFarlane who talks about her album Songs of An Unknown Tongue. She says that her latest single called Black Treasure is a "declaration, proclamation and celebration of black Britishness and womanhood."
Two Irish brothers have been ordered to stop cleaning up a local riverbank -- because they may be disturbing the wildlife that currently lives in the refuse. The government of China is building a huge database of millions of men's DNA, sparking growing fears about a new era of the country's surveillance state. Quaker Oats has officially announced they will rebrand 'Aunt Jemima' this year, addressing long standing criticism over the racist stereotypes perpetuated by the image. Join Ben Bowlin for more Strange News Daily, and share your stories on Twitter: #strangedaily. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Since we are closing in on St. Patrick's Day, we decided to do a movie that has a heavy Irish influence. We also brought on a new guest, who had a little bit of trouble maintaining his volume. Tangents in our conversations are pretty regular, but this episode we really struggle with staying on the topic of the movie.
Mancow has the luck o' the Irish on his side when not one, but TWO Irish guys stop by! Vice President of the Fraternal Order of Police, Pat Murray, stops in to tell Mancow why he deserves your vote, local comedian Jim Flannigan cracks some jokes ahead of his headlining weekend at Zanies, and Jacie Zolna is helping his client sue the city of Chicago.
Welcome back to episode 14 of The Wall Podcast! Thank you for continuing to listen and if you're new here; welcome. On this one, I got to spend a few hours with Dr. Vanessa Creaven co-founder of Spotlight Oral Care which is an Irish oral care company that made its name after their Spotlight Teeth Whitening Kit took the Irish cosmetic market by storm. Vanessa and her sister, Lisa Creaven, are both dentists from Galway in Ireland. They've truly found an untouched area of the global oral care market and have developed a collection of clean, non-toxic, environmentally friendly products that make us look good on the outside, but are also good to our teeth and gums too. in this podcast, Vanessa takes us back in time to the launch of their well-known teeth whitening kit, which became a social media sensation. This product started out as something they wanted to offer their patients, but the demand began to snowball, more and more retailers have requested their product. Fast forward three years later and Vanessa - still only twenty-eight years old - announced that she and Lisa just signed with 1,000 Ulta stores across America. A coveted move for any cosmetic company and a true pinch-me moment for a brand that has come from Galway. This is not only an intriguing success story from two very smart sisters, but Vanessa also shines a light on some truth about popular oral care products on the market and the harsh reality of what many consumers are putting in their mouths. It was a real eye-opener for me! The story of Spotlight Oral Care is the epitome of what this podcast means to me; true success that stemmed from pure resilience and passion. Thanks for listening and be sure to let me know what you think on Instagram - @StephanieOQuigley. You can check out the Spotlight collection at SpotlightOralCare.com and on Instagram @Spotlight_Oral_Care as well. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stephanie-oquigley/support
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Two Irish footballing friends, Sean & Kevin - now either side of a Gloucestershire football ⚽️ rivalry - talk about their recent inspirational trip to coach the game in Sierra Leone. Jen David orchestrated the trip and has long since helped communities in the country, having originally worked as a nurse there. Jen’s a trustee of Kambia District Foundation.
Title: The Betrayal of Unborn Children in Northern Ireland Host: Kathy Sinnott with guests, Fr. Patrick McCafferty, Bernadette Smyth, Dr Trevor Hayes, Bishop John Keenan, Paul Kyle and Joyce Higgins In Northern Ireland the population continues to reject the culture of death - but the local government has been suspended for over 2 years. This has left the province in a vacuum which is being exploited in a move by the great majority of British MP’s in Westminster. This move has been made in cooperation of Sinn Fein, a self identified Irish republican party, who have collaborated with British MP’s to attempt to impose liberalised abortion and a “same sex marriage” regime on Northern Ireland. Such a blatant betrayal of Irish people by Irish republicans is unprecedented in Irish history. If the Northern Ireland government is not restored by 21st October, this imposition will become law. Kathy has a full report and takes a particular look at the spiritual side of this latest and most deadly attack on the unborn in Ireland. Guests include pro-life commentator Belfast priest Fr. Patrick McCafferty, Bernadette Smyth of Precious Life, Obstetrician Gynaecologist Dr. Trevor Hayes and Bishop John Keenan. Two Irish singer songwriters also share their songs on the subject, Paul Kyle and Joyce Higgins.
Steve and Stacey taste, review and provide tasting notes for two Irish Whiskey offerings from Tipperary Boutique Distillery (tipperarydistillery.ie): Watershed & Knockmealdowns. Today’s show was sponsored by Steve Akley’s book, Mules and More (https://goo.gl/EN3wEj) and the 2019 New Orleans Bourbon Festival. Get your tickets at: neworleansbourbonfestival.com. The Bourbon Daily intro music (Welcome to the Show) and outro music (That’s A Wrap) are both by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the ABV Network Revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.
Two Irish lords flee the British Isles, leaving the Crown in possession of their extensive lands.
The two-month marathon of IFA election hustings concluded in Offaly on Tuesday night. Here are the closing arguments of the three presidential candidates: Joe Healy, Flor McCarthy and Henry Burns.This weeks marks one year since the abolition of milk quotas. Two Irish dairy farmers reflect on the past 12 months from very different parts of the world: Philip Ruttle farms in Co Limerick and Olin Greenan in New Zealand. China is among the factors in the current milk price slump. But what is happening inside that country’s dairy industry? The Irish Farmers Journal's Digital editor Thomas Hubert met Kevin She Baoqing, a Chinese dairy planner, at this month’s Nuffield contemporary scholars conference in Cavan.On Tuesday, anti-eviction activists protested outside the offices of a law firm involved in the case of a repossessed farmer who committed suicide last week. Odile Evans was there and she spoke with New Land League spokesperson Jerry Beades. TDs Willie Penrose and Michael Healy-Rae have advocated for a full minister to be in charge of rural affairs as talks continue to form a government. Anthony Jordan met them in Leinster House. The European Parliament is the latest institution opposing the renewal of the license to sell glyphosate, the main ingredient in total herbicides such as Roundup. Thomas Hubert and tillage editor Andy Doyle have more details.There is a detailed survey on the health of farming women in this week's Irish Country Living, and the good news is that they are much better at looking after their health than farming men. There are some areas of concern, though, as health correspondent Margaret Hawkins explained to Mary Phelan.
The two-month marathon of IFA election hustings concluded in Offaly on Tuesday night. Here are the closing arguments of the three presidential candidates: Joe Healy, Flor McCarthy and Henry Burns.This weeks marks one year since the abolition of milk quotas. Two Irish dairy farmers reflect on the past 12 months from very different parts of the world: Philip Ruttle farms in Co Limerick and Olin Greenan in New Zealand. China is among the factors in the current milk price slump. But what is happening inside that country’s dairy industry? The Irish Farmers Journal's Digital editor Thomas Hubert met Kevin She Baoqing, a Chinese dairy planner, at this month’s Nuffield contemporary scholars conference in Cavan.On Tuesday, anti-eviction activists protested outside the offices of a law firm involved in the case of a repossessed farmer who committed suicide last week. Odile Evans was there and she spoke with New Land League spokesperson Jerry Beades. TDs Willie Penrose and Michael Healy-Rae have advocated for a full minister to be in charge of rural affairs as talks continue to form a government. Anthony Jordan met them in Leinster House. The European Parliament is the latest institution opposing the renewal of the license to sell glyphosate, the main ingredient in total herbicides such as Roundup. Thomas Hubert and tillage editor Andy Doyle have more details.There is a detailed survey on the health of farming women in this week's Irish Country Living, and the good news is that they are much better at looking after their health than farming men. There are some areas of concern, though, as health correspondent Margaret Hawkins explained to Mary Phelan.
Two Irish farmers, Anthony and Rosemary, are deeply tied to the land. Because they grew up as neighbors, they also have deep ties to one another, but their personal connections are not all positive. Brian F. O’Byrne and Debra Messing are the two farmers in John Patrick Shanley’s play “Outside Mullingar.” Family events put the two on a collision course – and since this is a romantic comedy written by the author of the film “Moonstruck,” the outcome isn’t much in question. But is that resolution of romantic tension worth the journey? New York Times theater critic Charles Isherwood tells us more about the play – and answers that question.
This week I discuss inner love with the gorgeous Northern Irish bikini & fitness athlete, Alexandra Wilson. Two Irish girls have a laugh and discuss inner self-hatred, letting go of binging eating and healing yourself. We will be giving our own personalised tools and tips and as always discussing health education.
Two Irish reels by my Celtic/World music group Mithril, featuring Andra Bohnet (flute), Ben Harper (guitar), David Hughes (percussion) and myself on fiddle. From our 2007 CD 'The Return Home'.
Two Irish reels by my Celtic/World music group Mithril, featuring Andra Bohnet (flute), Ben Harper (guitar), David Hughes (percussion) and myself on fiddle. From our 2007 CD 'The Return Home'.
With Saint Patrick's Day on the horizon we discuss all things Irish (Guinness, their world records, Jedward and religion).
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