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The Swim Ireland Podcast takes you to the heart of Irish aquatics, with deep dives into coaching, high performance, and life in the water. Our podcasts come in series of six episodes, with our first launching in April 2021: The Coaching Series - getting to the nitty gritty of what it takes to coach the finest aquatic stars in Ireland in an Olympic & Paralympic year. Coming this summer...The Olympic Athlete Series and The Paralympic Athlete Series, where we talk directly to the Irish aquatic ...
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Travel Ireland & Scotland and beyond with Marc Gunn on an audio adventure. You'll hear stories and music from his Celtic Invasion Vacations as well as interviews with musicians from Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. www.celtfather.com
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One of the nation’s favourite health and wellness experts, Karl Henry brings an insightful weekly podcast to cut through the nonsense about health Dos and Don’ts. Every week Karl is joined by experts for valuable conversations on all things physical and mental health as well as and lifestyle tips to make health easy and accessible.
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In this podcast Greg chats with some of the interesting people that he meets along the way from many different walks of life, about their lives, what it means to achieve their goals and hopefully with a smile on their faces! #WinHappy
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Join dual Walkley award winning Wandering Journo Nance Haxton in conversation with authentic, sometimes eclectic, and often pre-eminent Australians about the streets of their town. Stories about where they grew up, the environment they live, and what inspires them. Go on an audio journey with Nance highlighting a different slice of Australian life each episode. Find all of Nance Haxton's links and work HERE
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Follow the life on an Entrepreneur, as I navigate with the highs and lows of running a business. Everything you hear comes direct from me on my journey to building a global brand. Welcome to Entrepreneur Life with me Joel Campbell, and I am an Entrepreneur
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A famous Olympic coach charged with child sexual abuse never stood trial. Instead, he vanished. Multi-award-winning podcast series. Reporter Mark Horgan travels across Ireland, the UK and the US on his trail. Credits Reporter: Mark Horgan Produced and written by: Mark Horgan and Ciarán Cassidy Co-Producer: Maria Horgan Research and fact checking: Killian Down Editing: Ciarán Cassidy Composer: Michael Fleming Sound mixing: Ger McDonnell Artwork: Jacob Phillips Theme tune by Aaron Dessner Comm ...
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Weekly Fitness Podcast hosted by Seán & Eric where endurance, fitness and laughter meet. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner or just taking your first steps on the road, this podcast is your ultimate companion for all things running/endurance related. With expert insights from special weekly guests detailing their training journey that will help you with yours, motivational anecdotes, and a passion for pounding the pavement, Any Given Runday is your go-to podcast for all things running. Fro ...
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An interview series with those involved in the world of sport; to unearth what it takes to make it to the top and inspire the next generation of athletes. The podcast also gives exposure to the stars of the future and those currently flying under the radar. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. Instagram @thesidelinelive Twitter @thesidelinelive Email - thesidelinelive@gmail.com Website thesidelinelive.com
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On Monday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Tom Stewart from Keane’s Garden Centre in Kilcolgan.This week, Tom gave listeners some advice on autmnal plants for containers and beds.If you have a question for Tom, contact the show on 0818 400 964 or send a text or Whatsapp to 086 1800 964.By Clare FM
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This Saturday, the 17th of August, Cuimhneamh an Chláir’s Paula Carroll – who is also one of the presenters of The West Wind here on Clare FM - will host a live recording of the Clare Oral History Podcast. The public interview with Kitty Leyden from Tulla is part of Heritage Week 2024. It will take place at Cnoc na Gaoithe Comholtas Cultural Centre…
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Natalya Serova and her daughter, like many of their compatriots, have fled the war in Ukraine and sought refuge in Ireland. She is seeking alternative housing, due to the negative effects their current accommodation is having on her daughter. To discuss this further, Natalya Serova and Mariya Nikashanova joined Alan Morrissey, on Monday's Morning F…
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It is time to bring you another weird and wonderful tale, which means it is time for another edition of Seanchaí Corner.Seanchaí Corner sees the renowned author, storyteller, lecturer, and broadcaster Eddie Lenihan regaling us with a memorable story from his extensive collection of old Irish tales and fables.In our latest installment of Seanchaí Co…
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Pat Murphy has undertaken a huge challenge: to travel the length of the country from Malin Head to Mizen Head...on a tractor! He isn’t doing this onerous and time-consuming challenge for no good reason, though. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by Pat Murphy. If you would like to donate, visit https://www.gofundme.com/f/malin-to-mizen-cha…
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Safety improvement works have been taking place at the Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walking trail. The works are in response to health and safety concerns being raised. The concerns come in the wake of recent tragic deaths, with specific fears centering around the 14-kilometre Cliff Edge walking route, which links Doolin and Liscannor to the world-famou…
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A Regional Health Forum West member says unacceptable overcrowding has become the norm at University Hospital Limerick.The HSE took the decision last Wednesday to defer scheduled care at University Hospital Limerick as well as Ennis, Nenagh, St. John's and Croom Hospitals due to spiralling overcrowding following the August Bank Holiday Weekend.Trol…
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Aer Lingus has come under fire from a Clare Senator for it's decision to wind down cargo service at Shannon Airport.The hub will close in the coming months following 55 years of operation and currently employs 18 people. Enterprise Minister Peter Burke has requested a meeting with Aer Lingus to discuss the future of the service and alternative opti…
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This week on the Any Given Runday Podcast, we welcome accomplished triathlete and aeronautical engineer Mary O'Donnell as we discuss her transition from competitive swimming to triathlons, her resilience in overcoming an eating disorder, and her accolades, including age group victories in Ironman Cork and TriAthy Olympic, a podium finish in the Tri…
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A popular walking spot in West Clare has been named Ireland's favourite tourist destination.Kilkee Cliff Walk can proudly called itself the nation's best-rated tourist destination as new Trip Advisor research shows the attraction has the highest number of 'excellent' reviews of any Irish tourist site.Only places with 100 reviews or more were consid…
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Over 700 Clare companies availed of upskilling supports last year.New figures from Ireland's workplace talent agency Skillsnet show there was a 17% increase in the number of employees participating in training courses last year, with over 2,700 doing so. More than half of participating businesses in Clare were micro businesses with between 0 and 9 …
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Dereliction in Clare is said to be "at the lower end of things" compared to other counties while "room for improvement" has been noted.New figures from GeoDirectory show roughly 5% of residential building classed as derelict in Ireland are located in this county.The figures also show just 88.2% of dwellings here are occupied - with the remainder ei…
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The Liffey Swim is a beloved painting, and one of the most visited works in the National Gallery of Ireland. A century ago, it led to the first Olympic medal of the new Free State. With calls for the creative arts to return as a competitive dimension of the Olympics, this episode explores Jack B. Yeats and the cultural and political context of his …
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Large crowds descended on East Clare today to pay their respects to the late literary great, Edna O'Brien.The Tuamgraney native was remembered as a worsdmith, extraordinary women and fabulous mother at her funeral mass this afternoon.The voice of Edna O'Brien speaking in 2015 where outlined her fearless approach to her 1963 debut novel "Country Gir…
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The Chair of the Irish Creamery and Milk Suppliers Association in Clare is urging co-ops to ensure dairy farmers are "properly paid" this month.The ICMSA is calling for the price of July milk to be increased to 45 cent per litre amid claims farmers' cashflow has "never been as tight".The most recent analysis from the ICMSA shows the median price pa…
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The deferral of scheduled care at Ennis Hospital, UHL and other Midwest facilities this week has been described as "completely unacceptable".It's now two days since the HSE took the decision to cancel elective and day surgery as well as outpatient appointments for an indefinite period of time across UL Hospitals Group facilities.The Emergency Depar…
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An Ennis principal says he wants to see a secondary school admission process similar to what operates in the county town rolled out to south-east Clare.Education Minister Norma Foley has confirmed a centralised admission process for post-primary schools will be introduced in several high-pressure towns and suburbs for the 2025 school year.The syste…
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It is time for the ninth episode of our newest feature on Morning Focus, Energising Clare.This new feature will be about educating you, the listener, on renewables.On this week’s episode, Alan Morrissey was joined by Policy Manager with Wind Energy Ireland Caoimhe McCarthy, to discuss offshore wind energy.…
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It is time for the twenty-fifth episode of our newest feature on Morning Focus, Village Tour, where Alan Morrissey paid a visit to Ballyvaughan.With the Village Tour, we here at Morning Focus are aiming to highlight the smaller villages and townlands around the county.By doing this, we hope to showcase their unique character, while also bringing th…
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Aer Lingus is being urged to reconsider its decision to close its cargo base at Shannon Airport. The IAG group has confirmed it will cease operations at the facility at the end of the year.It’s understood around 18 people are employed at the facility and the International Airlines Group says it will commence a consultation process with staff repres…
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It's claimed a new funding boost from the Government will allow Meals on Wheels services to be spread further in West Clare.Health Minister Stephen Donnelly, announced this week that an additional €10m will be made available for meals on wheels services with every branch able to apply for funding of up to €25,000.The scheme, which is operated by Ob…
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It's claimed those responsible for facilitating Clare's drug trade are not receiving the harsh sentences deserved for inflicting severe damage on local communities.New Figures obtained by Aontú show 659 drug related arrests were made in the Clare/Tipperary Garda Division between January and July.Within the first three months of this year, 15 arrest…
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The HSE claims procedures have been cancelled at Ennis Hospital to allow University Hospital Limerick to "reset" amid another overcrowding spike.Elective and day surgeries as well as outpatient appointments have been deferred at UHL, Ennis, Nenagh, St. John's and Croom Hospitals as 120 admitted patients were waiting for a bed at the Dooradoyle faci…
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Aer Lingus is being urged to reconsider it's decision to close its cargo base at Shannon AirportThe IAG group has confirmed it cease operations at the facility by the end of the year as "Cargo volumes at Shannon have declined by half in recent years and haven't recovered post Covid".It's understood around 30 people are employed at the facility and …
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Rural emigration is being seen to have a major impact on social life in North Clare. Opportunities for employment elsewhere and a lack of affordable housing and local facilities mean that rural areas of North Clare have seen steep population decline in recent years. A symptom of this is being seen in the local Ballyvaughan-Fanore GAA club which is …
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Cusack Park is awash with excitement this week as the 4th running of the Clare Sports Partnership Autism Spectrum Disorder Cul Camp is held at the county grounds. 60 children are once again participating in this years event, with a range of activities designed to ensure that everyone who takes part gets to enjoy a fun filled morning. Clare FM's Der…
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On Thursday’s Morning Focus Alan Morrissey was joined by Paul Knapps, The Firefighting Chef, from Killaloe.This week Paul shared a delicious recipe for vegan oreo cheesecake.Recipe:IngredientsOreo Biscuit Base:300g Oreo cookies75g dairy free spread/ plant based butter (salted or unsalted both are ok)Oreo Cheesecake Filling:400 g vegan cream cheese1…
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We are out and about across County Clare, experiencing some exciting adventures this summer. We have teamed up with Fáilte Ireland to help you experience the ‘Best Daycation Ever’.To get a sample of what is on offer, Colum McGrath has been visiting attractions across Clare for inspiration on how to plan your Best Daycation ever, and experience the …
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The beautiful Gold Coast in Australia is the location for the 2024 World Lifesaving Championships. The event is set to take place from the 20th of August until the 8th of September and there will be plenty of Clare representation on the Irish team.To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by three of the four Clare team members, Ferdia Hayes, Lea…
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On today’s podcast I chatted with Ronan Healy, the Programme Manager for National Heritage Week, which runs from the 17th to the 25th August. Ronan chats about his life and career and explains why this is the perfect role for him. He chats about the work of The Heritage Council and the role that Heritage Week plays in showcasing all of the best tha…
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An athletics club from Clare enjoyed plenty of success at the National Masters Championship over the weekend. Shannon Athletics Club managed to secure 9 medals at the event, which was held in Tullamore. To find out more about the Championship and the club itself, Alan Morrissey was joined by Eamonn Cleary, the chairperson of Shannon Athletics Club.…
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Today's show began by focusing on the issue of dangerous driving. This follows complaints of dangerous driving in a housing estate in Shannon. To find out the extent of the problem, Alan Morrissey spoke with Paula Daly, who witnessed a car run a red light in Shannon, and Fine Gael Cllr Tony Mulcahy, Shannon MD.Photo (c) by vitalli from Getty Images…
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A North Clare councillor says it was a "no brainer" to come to the conclusion that wastewater treatment issues are to blame for the region's water quality problems this week.The HSE has issued an advisory not to swim at Lahinch Beach after routine bathing water samples showed elevated levels of bacteria.It comes in a week when a number of homes and…
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A West Clare community has expressed outrage following a spate of anti-social behaviour over the bank holiday weekend. On Monday morning, a number of trees were found to be destroyed at a recreational green space in Kilkee known locally as Allender's Field while ripped tents,broken glass bottles and cans of nitros gas were also found discarded at t…
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The number of complaints received by the Ombudsman in Clare last year was up 25%.The Office of the Ombudsman examines complaints from members of the public who feel they've been badly treated by public service providers - as well as complaints about failures by public bodies to provide accessible buildings, services and information.4,400 complaints…
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A Clare auctioneer believes the State should build Florida-style retirement villages to cater to an element of the market currently being missed.The lackluster supply of second-hand homes in Clare has come to the fore as new analysis from MyHome.ie shows the number on the market here has dropped by 63% in the last ten years.Nationally, the number o…
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Emma Mulqueen, who lives in Ennis, was previously on Morning Focus to speak about her son, Faidon. Faidon has a rare neurological condition and lives with an underdeveloped mental capacity. The Mulqueens have since welcomed a dog into their home, who has proven to be of significant assistance to their son. Sadly, there has been issues with accessin…
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We are out and about across County Clare, experiencing some exciting adventures this summer. We have teamed up with Fáilte Ireland to help you experience the ‘Best Daycation Ever’.To get a sample of what is on offer, Colum McGrath has been visiting attractions across Clare for inspiration on how to plan your Best Daycation ever, and experience the …
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This year’s Feakle Festival kicks off today! The event will see people flock to the village for what promises to be a memorable week of music, song and dance. This year is the 37th edition of the Feakle Festival. For more on what will be happening, Alan Morrissey was joined by Aoife Hayes, an organiser of Feakle Festival and Sorcha Costello, Fiddle…
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The GAA are seeking expressions of interest for a provider to broadcast games currently shown on GAAGO. The media rights will be for the games which the streaming platform currently broadcast within Ireland, and which were previously behind the Sky Sports paywall. GAAGO has faced plenty of criticism from both the public and some politicians over th…
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Landlords in Clare are being encouraged to install solar panels on their properties for the benefit of themselves as well as their tenants.It comes as new data from the Green Collective shows July was the second-best month on record for solar energy in Ireland with 3.5% of all energy generated coming from solar panels.Of the 15,902 properties fitte…
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