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8. Juli

vor 4 Tagen

Disjointed Ireland ready for beast of Eden? | That David Humphreys interview

Ahead of the All Blacks Test in Auckland Hugh Cahill is joined by Bernard Jackman in studio, with Neil Treacy dialling in from New Zealand. The lads discuss Ireland's patchy performance against Japan and look ahead to the challenge of trying to snap the All Blacks' incredible winning run at Eden Park. They also consider the contrast between New Zealand's decisiveness in hiring Dave Rennie and Australia's slow handover from Joe Schmidt to Les Kiss. Finally there is an interesting exchange between Bernard and Neil regarding the latter's interview with IRFU performance director David Humphrey's last week. TIMESTAMPS 0:30 Ireland's disjointed outing against Japan. To be expected or a concern?6:45 What is behind the lineout issues? Bernard puts it down to an inability to solve problems on the hoof.12:00 A look at the nascent Dave Rennie All Blacks - lots of talent, lots of speed and very hard to shutdown.14:00 Fitness update on Robert Baloucoune and Jeremy Loughman. The team will need to be rejigged but Bernard feels it is essential to get pace of Baloucoune in the XV.20:00 What to do with back row. Can you fit two options on the bench and give Sean Jansen a chance to impact game against his native land?22:00 Bernard confident team well placed to put it up to All Blacks. Andy Farrell gets big performances when he looks for one. All Blacks a work in progress despite Eden Park record.25:45 The contrast between Dave Rennie and Les Kiss situations - why did Australia not give Kiss these three Tests to get up to speed ahead of the World Cup?31:45 David Humphreys interview. Bernard’s comments have been noted by travelling press pack. Neil rejects notion it was a soft interview just because people don’t like the answers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
vor 6 Tagen

The Newspaper Panel

Joining Brendan to discuss the newspapers are: Míde Nic Fhionnlaoich, Social Democrats Candidate in recent Galway West by-election; Tanya Ward, Chief Executive, Children's Rights Alliance; Gerard Howlin, Public Affairs consultant and former Government advisor and Scott Lucas, Professor of US and International politics at UCD’s Clinton Institute.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
8. Juli

What we learned from first week of the Nations Championship

Hugh Cahill presents this week's RTÉ Rugby Podcast and is joined by Bernard Jackman in studio, while Neil Treacy dials in from his Sydney hotel room. The lads dissect Ireland's opening Nations Championship win over Australia and look ahead to Japan this weekend. They also take a look at the All Blacks' win over a weakened France and South Africa's ruthless display of force against England. TIMESTAMPS 0'10" Rugby in July - is it strange? How are Ireland feeling at the end of a very long season. 3'20" How did Australia lose that game? Hugh reckons, like the Cork hurlers, winning isn't a habit yet. 8'20" Should Australia have taken that late kick at goal amid ongoing issues at half-back? 12'45" Neil assesses Sam Prendergast's performance as the out-half rebuilds his confidence away from the intense scrutiny of a Six Nations. 17'10" Ciarán Frawley likely to start against Japan as Andy Farrell set to make an unusual number of changes. 18'50" All Blacks remain a work in progress under Dave Rennie. 20'30" England not getting better under Steve Borthwick. Bernard has heard Johann van Graan being sized up as his replacement. 27'10" Springboks' excellence built on battle stats. 34'10" Update on Jeremy Loughman and Irsh health ahead of Japan Test. 36'00" Neil's packing technique versus Moss Keane See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
vor 1 Tag

Playback - July 18th

This week on Playback. The hose pipe ban but would you drop a dime on the neighbours? The Odyssey comes to cinemas to rave reviews. And sport, sport, sport - you can but surrender. All on Playback presented by Sinéad MooneySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
10. Juli

Playback - July 11th

This week on Playback. Hot and getting hotter - Europe experiences another heatwave. The USA-Iran ceasefire fails to hold. And Liveline, leprechauns and techno. All on Playback with Sinéad Mooney.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
vor 6 Tagen

“Crying shows us what really matters to us” - The Power of Crying with Dr Tony Bates

Clinical Psychologist, Dr Tony Bates, talks about why we cry in sad or beautiful moments. He also explains the power of tears, their release effect, why people might try to hide their tears and why he worries about the people who never cry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
vor 6 Tagen

“‘The Queue’ at Wimbledon is now a social media sensation in its own right”

Christine Bohan, tennis fan and Deputy Editor of TheJournal.ie explains why Wimbledon has something for everyone nowadays, whether they’re a tennis fan or not. She talks about the influencers, fashion and food at this year’s tournament, how you get invited into the Royal Box and she previews the Men’s Singles Final this afternoon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
vor 3 Tagen

Mayo and Kerry make it to the big day | Is it time for GAA VAR | Wicklow surprise everyone | RTÉ GAA Podcast

Mike Quirke and Nigel Dunne join Cathal Mullaney for the RTÉ GAA Podcast.We have our All-Ireland final pairing, with Mayo to take on Kerry. The green and red impressed in dismantling Louth, but can they finally get over the line for the first time since 1951? Kerry, meanwhile, were efficient in seeing off an unlucky Dublin, but the victory did raise questions about technology and football. The story of the weekend might have been Wicklow, who pulled a Tailteann Cup victory out of the fire against Down at Croke Park. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
11. Juli

Mary Kennedy - “I’m at an age now where I don’t care what people think of me”

Broadcaster Mary Kennedy charts her life and career through the prism of five songs ranging from ‘Frankie and Johnny’ to ‘Don’t Rain On My Parade” to her nephew, Dermot Kennedy’s, ‘Funeral’. She talks about her parents’ party pieces, the sudden death of her father, moving from teaching to broadcasting, finding confidence in later life, her faith, her friendships, her love for her seven grandchildren and choosing to have a very active retirement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
10.06.2020

Episode 15 - Circe

Stephen and Bloom go to Nighttown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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