Podcast appearances and mentions of Vincent Browne

Tributes are pouring in for acclaimed Clare author Edna O'Brien, who has died aged 93 after a long illness. The Tuamgraney native's book ‘The Country Girls' , the first in a trilogy of books, caused controversy in 1960 and was banned. She went on to write over 20 books over a career spanning six decades. President Michael D Higgins says she has been one of the outstanding writers of modern times, her work has been sought as a model all around the world. On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by County Arts Officer, Siobhán Mulcahy and Ennistymon's Vincent Browne, Manager of Charlie Byrnes Bookstore in Galway. Photo (c): Edna O'Brien via Wikipedia

In this week's epsiode of The Molloy Twins Podcast, we are joined by one of the most recognisable faces in the Irish social media space – Cassie Stokes. Cassie joins us to chat about her journey from the Vincent Browne show to hosting Xpose on national television, and details where the idea for her 'Best Of' series came from, as well as sharing some of the biggest lessons that she's learned along the way. A big thank you to our Sponsors 'Websites for Trades' and 'Sero Digital', both of which are digital marketing agencies specialising social media, marketing and paid advertising. You can find out more about each of these companies below: Website: https://serodigital.io/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/serodigital.io/?hl=en Website: https://websitesfortrades.ie/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/websitesfortradesireland/?hl=en

On Friday, 43 years after the disaster, a jury ruled that the 48 young people who died in the Stardust blaze, were unlawfully killed. Journalist and broadcaster Vincent Browne, who grew up in Broadford, Co Limerick, recalled on social media another terrible fire that killed 48 people. This disaster occurred in 1926 in Dromcollogher, Co Limerick. https://twitter.com/vincentbrowne/status/1781065520399175811

With a computer programming background and an instinct for reporting, Malachy Browne is on the vanguard of a new form of data-driven news coverage that is revitalizing journalism.Co-founder and enterprise director of the New York Times Visual Investigations team, Malachy is pioneering the use of digital sleuthing, collecting and analyzing troves of video and audio, satellite images and other data, and creating 3-D reconstructions of crime scenes and geopolitical events to hold the powerful to account and deconstruct important news events.These efforts have earned two Pulitzer Prizes, an Emmy, and other top-tier accolades for Malachy and his team.Not bad for a Limerick lad from the village of Broadford, population 276!He'd earn his master's in international relations at the University of Limerick after getting his bachelor's degree in engineering at University College Dublin.Malachy tells of navigating between his core computer competency and his journalistic instincts (which he “blames” on his uncle, the legendary journalist Vincent Browne) which would lead him to Storyful, where he'd collaborate with past guests Mark Little, David Clinch, and others in creating the emerging innovative data-driven style of reporting.Join us for an inside look at the way Malachy and his team are telling the world's most critical stories—from the Arab Spring to the January 6th Insurrection—in an entirely new way. Malachy Browne LinksX/TwitterFacebookLinkedInNew York Times LinksVisual InvestigationsMalachy BrowneDay of Rage: How Trump Supporters Took the U.S. Capitol

Subscribe to hear all of our new episodes free and first and head over to Twitter where you'll find us - @WTSpod  300th  EPISODE It's WTS 300 and who better to mark the milestone than Messrs Mackle and Howard!  This week the lads talk about BAFTA wins and Kate Winslett, mid-life crises, Howie's surgery recovery, their shared love of the great Vincent Browne, Bruce Springsteen and Paul paying the Boss, Gary's cooking, AI, football woes, and lots more besides.  From Mero and Danny, we just want to say thank you. Whether you have been here for all 300 episodes or just 3 minutes, thanks for listening xoxox.

E35 The Fifth CourtMichael O'Higgins SC, probably the best known barrister in the country asks 'But is it justice..?'Presented by Peter Leonard BL and Mark Tottenham BLAn incredible story covering Michael's time as a journalist with Hot Press and Magill magazines. Being told by Magill publisher Vincent Browne that he 'didn't want any writing' and 'Read the Daily Telegraph'.His interview with an up and coming Bertie Ahern. Asking Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness did he use Durex ('not while in Portlaois Prison). Martin Cahill aka The General, spending days in Michael's Harold Cross bedsit. Working night shifts in RTE to make an alternative to a legal career as unattractive as possible. And much, much more. Brilliant.His movie choice 'Justice for All' (Al Pacino)His book choice, Dominic Carman's book on his dad, George Carman QC. (Dominic was a guest on E27, The Fifth Court)Plus three cases from the Decisis.ie casebook including;A personal injuries case against a hotel, where the ruling was that the architects to the hotel were joined to the case too late.A European arrest warrant case where a Polish national pleaded he wasn't informed about the case as he couldn't access the address he supplied for correspondenceA Landlord and Tenant case involving the Residential Tenancies Board and the refusal by the landlord to accept a HAP payment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My special guest is a man you will probably have seen and heard many times on Ireland's biggest TV and radio shows – but not for a few years now. Constantin Gurdgiev was one of a group of what you might call ‘celebrity economists' who became the new rock n roll stars during the recession – Constantin is Russian, very slick, very intelligent and I used to portray him as a kind of bond villain on Today FM's Gift Grub and on Vincent Browne's show on TV3.Constantin has been living in the US for the last few years and I wanted to catch up with him to hear what its like being Russian in the US right now with all that's going on, what life is like for his friends and family back in Russia and what impact these sanctions we hear so much about are really having on day to day life there, and of course his insights into Putin and the Russian psyche. Constantin is also fascinating when he explains why he stopped being a guest on ‘traditional‘ media platforms like radio and TV and now only does longer form content like podcasts and deep dive print articles.COMEDY:It was the big talking point of the week, Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars, and that was the inspiration for this episode's brand new and exclusive comedy sketch, guest starring Al Foran. We managed to get exclusive access to Chris Rock's voicemails – you wouldn't believe the host of stars that have dropped him a message of support…Hope you enjoy this oneMarioAl Foran's new podcast is HEREhttps://www.instagram.com/mariorosenstockofficial/https://twitter.com/giftgrubmariomariorosenstock@gmail.comSend a whatsappp message or voicenote to the hotline on 087 2685459The Mario Rosenstock Podcast is produced by Patrick Haughey of AudioBrand See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Luke Ming Flanagan joins me today on the podcast to discuss his current role in Brussels .We also look back over some of his infamous moments including his documentary which you can see on YouTube as well as the “glorified piss” gate . Ming also discusses his relationship with Vincent Browne and discusses if he will ever go back to politics in Ireland . Also look out for Luke's story about his neighbour in Brussels calling the police on him for having Cannibas plants on his balcony even though it is legal there . Ming on Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/lukeming/status/1118554635684524032?lang=en Ming's Documentary https://youtu.be/mZxH1Un25EI

On this episode of BYLINE, it's the brilliant Susan McKay. We talk about her fascinating new book Northern Protestants: On Shifting Ground, which you can (and should!) buy here. We discuss her time in the Irish Press and its "downstairs office" (Mulligan's pub), her tenure at the Sunday Tribune and Vincent Browne's prowess as editor, her feminist politics and how that informs her work, and, of course, unionist politics.

Mick and Nathan discuss the Twilight movie franchise, appropriate amounts of mustard, and Nathan tries to inject just enough humour into his morbidity to get away with calling this a comedy podcast. Mick also premieres a new original story entitled "Sergeant Rafferty Investigates" in lieu of our Patron's story which will be featured on next week's episode because apparently, it's reeeeeeeaally difficult to write a story about a magic butterknife. My heart bleeds for him.   THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERYONE WHO'S BEEN DONATING TO OUR PATREON THROUGH THIS TIME, YE'RE THE ABSOLUTE BEST! X Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/madnotions Contact: madnotionspodcast@gmail.com Cover artwork by: @thomasbannondraws www.facebook.com/madnotionspodcast www.twitter.com/madnotionspod

Mick and Nathan discuss the Twilight movie franchise, appropriate amounts of mustard, and Nathan tries to inject just enough humour into his morbidity to get away with calling this a comedy podcast. Mick also premieres a new original story entitled "Sergeant Rafferty Investigates" in lieu of our Patron's story which will be featured on next week's episode because apparently, it's reeeeeeeaally difficult to write a story about a magic butterknife. My heart bleeds for him.   THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERYONE WHO'S BEEN DONATING TO OUR PATREON THROUGH THIS TIME, YE'RE THE ABSOLUTE BEST! X Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/madnotions Contact: madnotionspodcast@gmail.com Cover artwork by: @thomasbannondraws www.facebook.com/madnotionspodcast www.twitter.com/madnotionspod

This Reboot Republic podcast was recorded live at the book launch and webinar of Rory Hearne's new book ‘Housing Shock: The Irish Housing Crisis and how to solve it'. It features Dr Rory Hearne, Assistant Professor in Social Policy, Maynooth University & Reboot Republic co-host, Leilani Farha, former UN Special Rapporteur; Director of the Shift Global Right to Housing, Fr Peter McVerry, Homelessness campaigner, Prof Michelle Norris, School of Social Policy, UCD, and finaly Vincent Browne asks Rory some interrogatory questions. Chaired by Dr Mary Murphy, Department of Sociology, Maynooth University and attended by a cast of hundreds online, this was a terrific event. Tony Groves provides a summary of audience questions and comments. The book is available to buy from Policy Press & all good book shops. Join us: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

This Reboot Republic podcast was recorded live at the book launch and webinar of Rory Hearne's new book ‘Housing Shock: The Irish Housing Crisis and how to solve it’. It features Dr Rory Hearne, Assistant Professor in Social Policy, Maynooth University & Reboot Republic co-host, Leilani Farha, former UN Special Rapporteur; Director of the Shift Global Right to Housing, Fr Peter McVerry, Homelessness campaigner, Prof Michelle Norris, School of Social Policy, UCD, and finaly Vincent Browne asks Rory some interrogatory questions. Chaired by Dr Mary Murphy, Department of Sociology, Maynooth University and attended by a cast of hundreds online, this was a terrific event. Tony Groves provides a summary of audience questions and comments. The book is available to buy from Policy Press & all good book shops. Join us: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Paul Mason in conversation with Vincent Browne at Smock Alley Theatre, as part of International Literature Festival Dublin 2019. ILFDublin is an initiative of Dublin City Council, kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland. See www.ilfdublin.com for the latest news and programme info.

As we examine how voter sentiment may potentially alter the landscape of Irish politics this weekend, what that sentiment boils down to is not just change, but radical change, and change that is directed towards what can be broadly described as the left, although we absolutely know that the traditional binaries by which we measure and describe the ideological spectrum of politics keep shifting and have changed a lot in recent years. There’s one particular journalist whose trademark is speaking truth to power, interrogating corruption, making establishment politicians cower in fear, and more broadly a journalist who is steered by a sense of equality, fairness and justice in Irish society. We knew that this was the man we wanted to be talking to this week about what is actually now happening in Irish society, the context, the causes, and the potential outcome. We’re delighted to welcome in studio Vincent Browne.

Deirdre O’Shaughnessy is an award winning editor and co-presenter of Cork’s leading daily talk show, the 96fm Opinion Line.She appears regularly on RTE Today and has featured as a regular guest on Newstalk Breakfast, Tonight with Vincent Browne and RTE Morning Edition.She has hosted corporate events for IBEC, Ulster Bank, the Insurance Institute of Ireland, Network Ireland and the Tax Institute of Ireland, and in the charity and community sector has worked with Social Entrepreneurs Ireland, the Simon Communities of Ireland and the Mercy Hospital FoundationI was looking forward to sitting down with Deirdre and dig into how she prepares for interviews, understand how she deals with nerves, what her core values are and how she stays motivated. She didn’t disappoint in this hour-long conversation. For a full brief summary of the topics covered, see below. I’ve also included book recommendations and links to Deirdre on Social as well as her website.Enjoy this one & please do help me get it out to a wider audience. Episode Summary:•Preparing for an interview with Mary Robinson•The importance of good questions•Dealing with pressure in preparing for interviewing with Mary Robinson •The process in preparing for interviews – not overly prescribing the questions•Finding the thread and pulling at this •Allowing for the audience to interact with an interview •Refreshing to see interviews and talk shows that are unplanned •Ordinary people sharing stories – this is the key focus •Pulling the thread on the radio show with real questions •The importance of emotion in an interview •Tommy Tiernan’s ability to listen and showing up the traditional show format •Dealing with emotions and nerves when interviewing people •Learning from others in the interviewer world and taking something from each of them•The joy of putting down the phone when working for private radio•The approach to forming a great question? •Taking advice from her Uncle to study in other areas before going into journalism •Thinking on your feet all the time and being in the moment in the Opinion Line on 96FM•The Family of Swans – a perfect example of going from mundane to absurd – the human connection•Choosing Law based on a Celtic Tiger decision •Having a passion for writing which then lead naturally into journalism •Getting work experience in the Irish Times in 5th year and working at the Flood tribunal •Great responsibility, experience in management and deadlines as the full time editor of the Student Union Newspaper in UL •Getting a job with Galway Independent after blagging her way in the interview and working on courts – progressing to be the deputy editor •Taking a chance & going for it! •Being luck and working during the recession •Freedom & Variety emerging as core values for Deirdre •Lucky with the timing of the social media explosion and being at the forefront of social media in the newspaper •Through Twitter connections, getting opportunities to work with Vincent Brown, Clare Byrne and others!! •The media are always looking for something different – just being willing to push yourself through •In Media, be willing to just say YES! •Factors that make you successful •Empathy as a key trait in media – the best tabloid journalists having huge empathy!•Developing a thick skin and learning from experience. •If she had her time over, some stories Deirdre wouldn’t do again! •Establishing the line and reflecting back on what was learned! •Media being unstructured compared the structure in Corporate •Being comfortable working in the moment, being flexible and not feeling too bad if you do cancel on others! •Doing the role Deirdre is meant to be doing! •Side projects that allow for greater fulfilment •Awarded the Simon cumber media award •Broadening perspectives with projects abroad for charity – Rwanda and Cambodia •Enjoying travelling even more when working! •Ordinary People having the most extraordinary lives •Goal Setting, Measurements and Success! •The importance of reflection •Job offers in the media world!•Success = financially secure, side projects, variety and having a great work life balance •Self-depreciation is key•Having great faith in the bigger picture •Don’t over index on the bad days •Dead Dinner party guests that Deirdre would bring to dinner! oAA Gill (food critic)oQueen Elizabeth •Book Recommendation:•Mary Robinson’s book – Climate Justice - https://amzn.to/2JdpYhg•Factfulness – Book

Deirdre O’Shaughnessy is an award winning editor and co-presenter of Cork’s leading daily talk show, the 96fm Opinion Line.She appears regularly on RTE Today and has featured as a regular guest on Newstalk Breakfast, Tonight with Vincent Browne and RTE Morning Edition.She has hosted corporate events for IBEC, Ulster Bank, the Insurance Institute of Ireland, Network Ireland and the Tax Institute of Ireland, and in the charity and community sector has worked with Social Entrepreneurs Ireland, the Simon Communities of Ireland and the Mercy Hospital FoundationI was looking forward to sitting down with Deirdre and dig into how she prepares for interviews, understand how she deals with nerves, what her core values are and how she stays motivated. She didn’t disappoint in this hour-long conversation. For a full brief summary of the topics covered, see below. I’ve also included book recommendations and links to Deirdre on Social as well as her website.Enjoy this one & please do help me get it out to a wider audience. Episode Summary:•Preparing for an interview with Mary Robinson•The importance of good questions•Dealing with pressure in preparing for interviewing with Mary Robinson •The process in preparing for interviews – not overly prescribing the questions•Finding the thread and pulling at this •Allowing for the audience to interact with an interview •Refreshing to see interviews and talk shows that are unplanned •Ordinary people sharing stories – this is the key focus •Pulling the thread on the radio show with real questions •The importance of emotion in an interview •Tommy Tiernan’s ability to listen and showing up the traditional show format •Dealing with emotions and nerves when interviewing people •Learning from others in the interviewer world and taking something from each of them•The joy of putting down the phone when working for private radio•The approach to forming a great question? •Taking advice from her Uncle to study in other areas before going into journalism •Thinking on your feet all the time and being in the moment in the Opinion Line on 96FM•The Family of Swans – a perfect example of going from mundane to absurd – the human connection•Choosing Law based on a Celtic Tiger decision •Having a passion for writing which then lead naturally into journalism •Getting work experience in the Irish Times in 5th year and working at the Flood tribunal •Great responsibility, experience in management and deadlines as the full time editor of the Student Union Newspaper in UL •Getting a job with Galway Independent after blagging her way in the interview and working on courts – progressing to be the deputy editor •Taking a chance & going for it! •Being luck and working during the recession •Freedom & Variety emerging as core values for Deirdre •Lucky with the timing of the social media explosion and being at the forefront of social media in the newspaper •Through Twitter connections, getting opportunities to work with Vincent Brown, Clare Byrne and others!! •The media are always looking for something different – just being willing to push yourself through •In Media, be willing to just say YES! •Factors that make you successful •Empathy as a key trait in media – the best tabloid journalists having huge empathy!•Developing a thick skin and learning from experience. •If she had her time over, some stories Deirdre wouldn’t do again! •Establishing the line and reflecting back on what was learned! •Media being unstructured compared the structure in Corporate •Being comfortable working in the moment, being flexible and not feeling too bad if you do cancel on others! •Doing the role Deirdre is meant to be doing! •Side projects that allow for greater fulfilment •Awarded the Simon cumber media award •Broadening perspectives with projects abroad for charity – Rwanda and Cambodia •Enjoying travelling even more when working! •Ordinary People having the most extraordinary lives •Goal Setting, Measurements and Success! •The importance of reflection •Job offers in the media world!•Success = financially secure, side projects, variety and having a great work life balance •Self-depreciation is key•Having great faith in the bigger picture •Don’t over index on the bad days •Dead Dinner party guests that Deirdre would bring to dinner! oAA Gill (food critic)oQueen Elizabeth •Book Recommendation:•Mary Robinson’s book – Climate Justice - https://amzn.to/2JdpYhg•Factfulness – Book

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'Gerry Adams: War, Peace and Politics', a new documentary by Vincent Browne, airs tonight and tomorrow night on TV3. The veteran broadcaster and journalist talks to Hugh about his personal view of Adams, the evolution of Sinn Féin and why he feels the media, including The Irish Times, failed in its coverage of Northern Ireland at the outset of the Troubles. Also on the panel today are Colm Keena, who wrote a biography of Adams, and political reporter Sarah Bardon.

A busy week sorting out the problems of the world on this week's Back Chat With Maria McCann. We're talking Princess Diana, Vincent Browne, Tenant Vs Landlord, and asking how many of us have been eating Muesli the wrong way this whole time?? With Lynn Cahill, Pat McEvoy & Sandra Winkle

Brian Cowen's regrets, Varadkar on Vincent Browne, huge GoSafe contracts, grieving for pets, IBEC want more captial investment, Ogle on water, workplace etiquette.

Dan returns to accompany Johnny after an 'Oh-So-Short' European adventure to analyze what went wrong for the LOI teams. Luke Byrne from Shamrock Rovers drops in to preview the upcoming Bohs-Rovers game and Alan Reynolds from Waterford talks hurling, tenors, and the cup run. Oh, and Vincent Browne somehow gets a look in.

Going through Honor’s Santa list must be what it’s like to go on Tonight with Vincent Browne by Ross O'Carroll-Kelly

Ronan Burtenshaw is a journalist, broadcaster political genius and Dail Researcher. He covers Ireland and Britain for Jacobin Magazine and has featured on Tonight with Vincent Browne.  We talked to Ronan about Fidel Castro, Brexit, Trump and even Bertie this week as Ronan brings a bit of political nouce to two bewildered lads who like to think they know about important stuff but really would be better off talking about Attenborough shows again or that time Hulk Hogan turned heel and formed the NWO.  We announce the winner of our Brock Lesnar competition and loads more besides. Hit that subscribe button where ever you listen and don't forget to rate, review and share.  WTSpod is brought to you by Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel - check out www.fitzpatrickcastle.com

Concluding their very long review of the very long Bond movie Spectre, Richard and Jonathan explore whether or not it retroactively ruins the Craig Era. Jonathan gets overly excited about his theory on the true identity of Léa Seydoux's character while Richard attempts to top Jonathan's Christoph Waltz impression only to end up sounding like Irish political journalist, Vincent Browne.

Audio recording of the Sunday morning Bible teaching given at Wexford Christian Community Church, Wexford, County Wexford, Ireland on Sunday August 18th 2013, by Pastor Paul Phillips.