Podcasts about Uhl

This week, the boys talk about the final four teams vying for the Stanley Cup, as well as talking with Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey about the future of the Toronto Maple Leafs and if Brendan Shanahan going to Long Island will move any kind of needle. 

This week, the boys talk about the franticness in the playoffs for the second round, the World Championships that are great for one North American nation, and new front office moves. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the playoffs, reviews the NHL All Quarter Century Team, and Low Puckdoku scores!! 

The Health Minister has already been called upon to outline the winter plan for University Hospital Limerick, given concerns with ongoing overcrowding. UHL remains the busiest facility in the country today, with the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation recording 81 patients on trolleys this morning, representing more than one-fifth of all patients without a bed nationwide. According to the HSE's own workforce report, the MidWest also has the lowest number of consultants per population in the country. Speaking in the Seanad Fianna Fáil Senator Dee Ryan says measures must be put in place to ensure there isn't a further exodus of staff to the new Bon Secour's Private Hospital due to open in September.

This week, the boys talk about the New York Islanders losing their All-Star Game, but gaining the top overall pick in the Draft, the Utahs get their name, and free rum. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins us to talk about the fantastic first round of the playoffs, makes his second round picks, and how Kirill Kaprizov will be the NHL's highest paid player soon. 

The Health Minister has repeatedly mistakenly referred to a new "960 bed block" coming on stream at University Hospital Limerick when questioned on overcrowding in the Dáil. The comments were made in response to Labour TD Conor Sheehan, who raised concerns over UHL being by far the busiest hospital in the country yesterday, when the INMO recorded over 100 patients on trolleys. The first of two new 96 bed blocks is expected to be built at Dooradoyle by September, but this will only increase bed capacity in real terms by 71. Responding to Deputy Sheehan, Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says the discharge rate at the hospital is improving.

Fianna Fáil TD for Clare  came in to studio to chat on all things politics including UHL, Shannon Airport and more.  Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle 26th April 2025 hosted by Daragh Leamy and Stephen Minogue. 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

This week, the boys talk about the eventful week of coaches being fired or resigning, more expansion in the PWHL, and suspensions as the NHL Playoffs heat up. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk playoffs and what Quinn Hughes could do now thanks to this year's Vancouver discourse. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Black Bears season ending early in Maine, a look back on the year, and some alumni news. 

This week, Scotty Wazz breaks down Games 1 and 2 for the Maryland Black Bears in the division semis as the series heads away from Maryland. Also, hear from head coach Clinton Mylymok, defenseman Mason Stenger, goalie Marko Bilic, and forward Isac Nielsen

This week, the boys lament on all the head coach firings, the Islanders disassembling their radio broadcasts, and the PWHL expanding to the PacNorthwest. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the playoff series, Martin St. Louis in Montreal, and More!! 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Maryland Black Bears weekend in Johnstown two weekends ago, which afforded them a bye weekend, while looking ahead to the East Semis against Maine. Also, hear from Coach Mylymok, Sebastien Brockman, Harrison Smith, Kareem El-Bashir, and Scotty Wazz?!?

This week, the boys talk about their new audio era with a new interface, plenty of retirements coming your way, and the Pick 'Em results. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about the NHLPA Player's Poll and to look ahead with his predictions for the playoffs. 

This week, the boys look back at the career of Alex Ovechkin leading to his record breaking goal mark. Also, Lyle Richardson will join to talk about the record, talk about media companies ruin the moment days later, and the hype of Ivan Demidov to Montreal. 

36 elective procedures were cancelled at Ennis General last year due to overcrowding at University Hospital Limerick. New HSE figures show that 75% of cancellations occurred last August, when some day surgeries and outpatient appointments were deferred at Ennis, Nenagh, Croom and St. Johns due to high presentations at UHL's Emergency Department. There was only one instance in Ennis last year where a service had to be cancelled due to a lack of available bed spaces. Clare Fine Gael TD Joe Cooney says improvements are needed.

The HSE has apologised for failings in care which led to the death of 76 year old Michael Cuddihy from County Limerick. He died from septicemia two days after being discharged from the overcrowded emergency department at UHL. Our reporter John Cooke was at Limerick Coroner's Court today.

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Navy's Women's march at the ACHA Nationals, setting a program mark with their trip. Also, a season wrap-up of Navy and Maryland's Women's squad and hopeful news from Towson's Women's program. 

Brambory, houskový knedlík nebo noky z mouky, vajec a vody, to celé ochucené cibulkou osmaženou na kousku sádla. To byla uhlířina. Kdysi se prý připravovala v lesnatých oblastech, kde přebývaly rodiny uhlířů. Ti pálili v milířích dřevo a vyráběli tak dřevěné uhlí. Uhlířina byla oblíbeným jídlem také mezi horníky v hornických oblastech. Například na Kladensku.

Soutěžní recept: Kefírová pavučinková buchta bez cukru od Simony Prokešové. Rada z etikety: Do čeho utřít mastné ruce. Uhlířina: jídlo z brambor.

Brambory, houskový knedlík nebo noky z mouky, vajec a vody, to celé ochucené cibulkou osmaženou na kousku sádla. To byla uhlířina. Kdysi se prý připravovala v lesnatých oblastech, kde přebývaly rodiny uhlířů. Ti pálili v milířích dřevo a vyráběli tak dřevěné uhlí. Uhlířina byla oblíbeným jídlem také mezi horníky v hornických oblastech. Například na Kladensku.

Soutěžní recept: Kefírová pavučinková buchta bez cukru od Simony Prokešové. Rada z etikety: Do čeho utřít mastné ruce. Uhlířina: jídlo z brambor.

Brambory, houskový knedlík nebo noky z mouky, vajec a vody, to celé ochucené cibulkou osmaženou na kousku sádla. To byla uhlířina. Kdysi se prý připravovala v lesnatých oblastech, kde přebývaly rodiny uhlířů. Ti pálili v milířích dřevo a vyráběli tak dřevěné uhlí. Uhlířina byla oblíbeným jídlem také mezi horníky v hornických oblastech. Například na Kladensku.

Soutěžní recept: Kefírová pavučinková buchta bez cukru od Simony Prokešové. Rada z etikety: Do čeho utřít mastné ruce. Uhlířina: jídlo z brambor.

Energetická transformácia je nevyhnutná. Hybridná práca zvyšuje dopyt po chladení, priemysel rieši dekarbonizačné opatrenia a ceny energií sa už na predkrízové úrovne nevrátia. Kto sa prispôsobí včas, získa konkurenčnú výhodu, hovorí Róbert Ruňanin z ENGIE Services Pandémia covidu zásadne zmenila energetický sektor. Kým spotreba energie v administratívnych budovách a nákupných centrách klesla, dopyt v domácnostiach výrazne vzrástol. „Ak zamestnanec pracuje 50 percent svojho času z domu a má podávať výkon v byte, kde je 32 až 34 stupňov, je to veľmi náročné. Preto vznikla väčšia požiadavka na chladenie aj v rezidenciách,“ vysvetľuje Róbert Ruňanin, obchodný riaditeľ ENGIE Services. Developeri preto čoraz viac zohľadňujú potrebu efektívneho chladenia a vykurovania pri návrhu nových projektov. Kľúčovým trendom je dekarbonizácia. Firmy sa musia prispôsobiť nielen legislatíve Európskej únie, ale aj požiadavkám dodávateľských reťazcov. Uhlíková stopa sa stáva rozhodujúcim faktorom. Malé i veľké spoločnosti už dnes vyžadujú od svojich partnerov, aby zavádzali udržateľné riešenia. Cena energií sa síce stabilizovala, no návrat na predkrízové úrovne je nepravdepodobný. Odborníci preto odporúčajú investovať do obnoviteľných zdrojov a energetickej efektívnosti. „Dekarbonizácia nie je jednorazový krok, ale dlhodobý proces vyžadujúci kombináciu viacerých opatrení. Kľúčovú úlohu zohráva správny výber partnera, ktorý zabezpečí nielen návrh riešenia, ale aj jeho realizáciu a dlhodobú prevádzku,“ uvádza R. Ruňanin s tým, že energetická transformácia je nezvratná a firmy, ktoré sa jej prispôsobia včas, získajú konkurenčnú výhodu. Firmám odporúča začať analýzou spotreby, nastavením jasnej stratégie a postupnou implementáciou opatrení. Aké faktory v súčasnosti najviac ovplyvňujú rozhodovanie firiem v oblasti dekarbonizácie? Prečo je nevyhnutný komplexný prístup namiesto čiastkových riešení? Aký vplyv bude mať dekarbonizácia na ceny energií v budúcnosti? Odpovede na tieto aj ďalšie otázky sa dozviete vo videorozhovore: https://www.trend.sk/biznis/energeticka-transformacia-je-nezvratna-kto-prisposobi-vcas-ziska-konkurencnu-vyhodu

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Maryland Black Bears heartbreaking extra time losses to New Jersey, as they wrap up the regular season in Johnstown. Also, hear from Hockey Ops Assistant Will Von B., forwards Luke Janus, Matthew Croxall, and Tyler Stern, defenseman Sebastien Brockman, and goalie Ryan Denes. 

This week, the boys talk about the firing of John Tortorella, the St. Louis Blues on a hot streak, and new college kids in the NHL. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the new NHL deal with Rogers Sportsnet, Matvei Michkov thriving, and the 200-Point Swing!! 

This week, Scotty Wazz looks back on the disappointing split in Philadelphia, as the Maryland Black Bears close up the home portion of their regular season this weekend. 

The HSE is being urged to bring Clare ambulance patients to Galway where possible, during periods of severe overcrowding at University Hospital Limerick. It's estimated that on average 1,820 patients from this county attended UHL's ED every month last year, with similar trends expected this year. By contrast, last month, 160 patients from Clare were admitted to University Hospital Galway's Emergency Department. HSE Regional Health Forum West member Ennis Fianna Fáil Councillor Antoinette Baker Bashua says the measure should be explored while Clare awaits the construction of its own ED.

A new Virtual Ward in University Hospital Limerick which uses technology to provide patient care at home has saved more than 2,000 inpatient bed days since its introduction last summer. A total of 325 patients have been cared for at the Virtual Ward since July 1st, using technology to link them with UHL for monitoring two to three times daily - and in the process freeing up 2,053 bed-days for hospital treatment of more acutely ill inpatients. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by Nurse and Midwifery Informatics Officer, who led the implementation of the Virtual Ward at UHL, Patricia O'Gorman. Photo(C): Clare FM

It's claimed the number of patients transferred to University Hospital Limerick by ambulance last year has proved beyond all doubt that a new Emergency Department is needed in Clare. New HSE figures have revealed that over 24,000 services were brought to UHL by ambulance throughout 2024. Approximately 32,900 calls were made to the National Ambulance Services from residents in Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary last year. 75% of those required admission to University Hospital Limerick, bringing an additional 24,580 patients through its doors. In the same timeframe it's estimated that approximately 21,800 Clare patients attended Limerick's Emergency Department. HSE Regional Health Forum West member and Ennis Fine Gael Councillor Mary Howard says its clear that diverting some Clare patients to the closest hospital where possible or building a new facility here would relieve serious pressure.

This week, the boys talk with Sean Leahy of Yahoo Sports about Jacob Chychrun's new deal, the NCAA Men's Tournament, and the thrilling NCAA Women's Final. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the Chychrun deal and how it relates to other defensemen and Steve Yzerman being on the hot seat now. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Maryland Black Bears sweep of Northeast, as they head to Philadelphia-adjacent this weekend. Also, hear from head coach Clinton Mylymok, goalie Ryan Denes, and forward Sebastian Speck 

The Minister for Health says regardless of the findings of the upcoming HIQA review, the focus should be on expanding the emergency care capacity of the Midwest region. The findings of a review into urgent and emergency care in the Midwest which will examine the case for a second emergency department are due to be presented to the Health Minister in May of this year. Following the publication of the review's interim report, Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has confirmed she expects the final review to be completed on schedule. Speaking to Clare FM during a visit to University Hospital Limerick, the Fine Gael Minister says the "throughput" seen in facilities across the country must be on display at UHL.

This week, the boys talk about the All-Star Game being revamped thanks to the Four Nations, old trading cards, and the last Capital that wasn't Alex Ovechkin to get 30+ goals. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about the Owner Rankings by the Athletic and summer contract speculation. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Stevenson Men in the D3 Tournament and the Navy Women prepping for the Nationals this weekend. Also, a review of the seasons for Navy M1, Towson Men, Maryland Men, and Stevenson ACHA2 teams. 

This week, Scotty Wazz reviews the weekend that was for the Maryland Black Bears, while looking ahead to another home weekend. Also, interviews with Clinton Mylymok, Evan Sofikitis, Luke Janus, Mason Stenger, and Isac Nielsen. 

This week, the boys and Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey talks about the NHL Trade Deadline, the fall-out, the drama, the intrigue, the lack of moves from some teams-- all of it in one dose. 

Over 130 children to date have had surgery at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) under a new national model of care for general paediatric surgery, improving access for children and families and bringing surgical care as close to home as possible. This update was heard at the annual Sylvester O'Halloran Perioperative Symposium at UHL, which was attended by over 500 people. Prof Tara Connelly, Consultant General Surgeon with a special interest in Paediatric Surgery, updated attendees at the Symposium on the development of UHL as a regional paediatric surgical centre under the new HSE model of care launched in the Royal College of Surgeons in September 2024. To discuss this in more detail, Alan Morrissey was joined by Consultant General Surgeon with a special interest in Paediatric Surgery, Prof Tara Connelly. Photo (c) Alan Place

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Stevenson Men's Squad going dancing after winning the MAC Hockey Tournament and getting auto-bid into the NCAA Tournament. Also, the Navy Women got their pool opponents for the ACHA D2 Tournament going on at the end of the month. Also, a wrap-up on Stevenson's Women and Hood's Women. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Maryland Black Bears split in Maine as their three weekend road trip ends, while they gear up for playoffs and for Danbury. 

This week, the boys talk about the success of the Stadium Series in Ohio, Auston Matthews near a record, and some injuries. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey will join us to talk about the lead-up to the NHL Trade Deadline. 

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Stevenson's Men side of things waiting the MAC Final next weekend, as the Navy Women await the National Championship rankings after falling in the DVCHC Playoffs. Navy Men's side falls in the ECHA, while Maryland Women come up just short. Plus, D3 and Maryland-area player updates. 

Over 9,000 Clare patients are believed to have already stayed overnight at the MidWest Region's main hospital this year. The finding is based on previous HSE data, which indicates that one in four patients presenting at University Hospital Limerick originate from this county. In the first two months of the year, almost 38,000 people were admitted to inpatient beds at UHL, equating to 158 patients from Clare every day. Friends of Ennis Hospital Chairperson Angela Coll says the HSE needs to source step-down beds in the short term.

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the weekend that was in Elmira, while looking ahead to a crucial match-up in Maine. Also, head coach Clinton Mylymok, forwards Kareem El-Bashir and Travis Bryson, plus defenseman Mason Stenger. 

This week, the boys talk about the Four Nations Cup being better than it should have ever been, the NHL coming to New Orleans, and Seth Jones blowing up. Lyle Richardson will join to talk about maybe another move for Mikko Rantanen, the Canucks issues beyond the ice, and more!! 

HIQA has been requested to consider the case for a Model 4 hospital, equipped with a maternity wing in Ennis. It follows a meeting between the health watchdog and Friends of Ennis Hospital which heard there is no time frame for the release of an interim report analysing the case for a second emergency department in the MidWest. Plans are in place to incorporate the Maternity Hospital on the Ennis Road into University Hospital Limerick in the coming years, which currently accounts for 1,200 Clare births annually. With presentations at UHL hitting a record high of 87,000 last year, Friends of Ennis Hospital Chair, Angela Coll, says a facility here would reduce this by 25%.

A new record has been set for attendances at the Emergency Department of the region's main hospital. New HSE figures show 87,371 people presented at University Hospital Limerick's ED last year; an annual increase of more than 7,000. Of the patients that attended, just over 24,000 or slightly more than one in four were ultimately admitted to hospital beds. Ennis Fianna Fáil Councillor Antoinette Baker Bashua has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan she believes that UHL simply doesn't have the resources to cater for the MidWest's population.

This week, Scotty Wazz talks about the Stevenson Men prepping for the playoffs, Navy Men in the Playoffs, Stevenson Women and Hood Women wrapping their season, while Navy Women and Maryland Women get ready for Playoffs. 

This week, Scotty Wazz looks at the Crabpot Tournament that was held in Annapolis this weekend, Stevenson Men's squad rounding out their season on a top mark, while Navy Men's and Women's team, Towson Men's, and Maryland Women's squads look ahead to the playoffs in the next few weeks. 

This week, Scotty Wazz reviews the Maryland Black Bears split in New Hampshire, as they shift their focus to Elmira. Also, the live Coaches Show featuring Sam Shaheen, Sam Osei, Matthew Croxall, Harrison Smith, and Isac Nielsen. 

This week, the boys talk about the Four Nations Tournament and why it might not tip the needle for when the NHL comes back full time. The Caps are getting a plaque for partying. Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey joins to talk about who to look at for the trade deadline.