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2026-02-1702 min
The CandidateMet Éíreann issues Status Yellow politics warningThe most powerful political force in Ireland? Flooding.Storm Chandra has kicked off a public row between Housing Minister James Browne and Met Éireann. After Browne suggested Met Éireann 'guarded' information and should change how it issues warnings, question are now being asked: is the warning system fit for purpose, and who is accountable when flooding hits?Christine Bohan, Jane Matthews and Rónán Duffy examine what this tells us about Ireland’s preparedness for more extreme weather - and if politicians are able to handle the fallout themselves.Also...
2026-01-2924 min
Irish Tech News Audio ArticlesSETU partners with Iarnród Éireann to deliver cybersecurity training for offshore wind and maritime sectSouth East Technological University (SETU) and Iarnród Éireann, both members of the South East Offshore Wind Partnership, come together to host a cybersecurity workshop to support the port, marine, and offshore energy sectors.
Today's dedicated workshop at Rosslare Europort entitled, 'Charting the Course for NIS2: Maritime Cyber Resilience', will feature talks from academic and industry experts on navigating the shift from traditional security approaches to modern digital resilience.
The initiative is in response to upcoming cybersecurity legislation under Ireland's national Cyber Security Act. The partnership brings together industry, infrastructure, and education leaders at a critical moment for of...
2026-01-2904 min
Ocean FM News ReportsMet Eireann criticised over North West storm warningsMet Eireann has come in for criticism over the latest weather alerts for the North West.A yellow wind warning is currently in place for Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal until 11pm tonight however it's thought that an orange level alert should have been issued instead.Several routes are impacted by fallen trees across the region this morning while there were thousands of power outages - areas of Collooney, Ballyshannon, Manorhamilton and Donegal Town continue to be impacted.Donegal County Councillor Michael Boyle has hit out at Met Eireann and also says Coilte needs...
2026-01-2702 min
FluentFiction - IrishIntegrity Over Victory: A Sword Maker's Dilemma in ÉireannFluent Fiction - Irish: Integrity Over Victory: A Sword Maker's Dilemma in Éireann Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-19-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Ar maidin fhuar geimhridh i sráidbhaile álainn na hÉireann, bhí an ceo ísle fós ar na cnoic agus an sneachta ag clúdach na díonta.En: On a cold winter morning in the beautiful village of Éireann, the low mist was still on the hills, and the snow covering the roofs.Ga: B...
2026-01-1913 min2026-01-1301 minFluentFiction - IrishOrla's Journey: Embracing Courage on the Edge of ÉireannFluent Fiction - Irish: Orla's Journey: Embracing Courage on the Edge of Éireann Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2026-01-09-08-38-20-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí an ghaoth ag séideadh go tréan thar na hÁrdchláir Mhothair, ag iompú na farraige gorma le cósta na hÉireann.En: The wind was blowing fiercely over the Árdchláir Mhothair, turning the blue sea along the coast of Éireann.Ga: Bhí Orla ag amharc amach os comhair na taoide oll...
2026-01-0912 min
Newstalk BreakfastMet Eireann have warned of a "treacherous start" to this morningMet Eireann have warned of a "treacherous start" to this morning with frost, ice and freezing fog patches that will carry into tomorrow. For more on this, Shane was joined by Ailis Hankinson, Forecaster with Met Eireann.
2026-01-0503 minOcean FM News ReportsMet Éireann issues cold weather warning, snow and frost expected as New Year beginsMet Eireann is warning of very cold conditions throughout the country from Friday.An artic airmass is expected, with the possibility of snow along with freezing fog.Flurries and heavier showers of sleet and snow are expected in parts of Ulster and Connaught with widespread sharp to severe frost at night.Forecaster with Met Eireann Matthew Martin, tells us what to expect.
2025-12-3100 min2025-12-1701 min
The Pat Kenny ShowUisce Éireann announce major developmentUisce Éireann have today announced they are to lodge a planning application for the largest-ever water project in Irish history. Maria O’dwyer, Infrastructure Delivery Director At Uisce Éireann brings us the details.
2025-12-1207 min2025-12-0201 minOcean FM News ReportsMet Eireann issue a Yellow wind warning for the North WestA yellow wind warning effect for Donegal will come into effect at 4 p.m. today.The Met Eireann warning has been issued for Mayo and it's understood that parts of Sligo and Leitrim may experience windy conditions until 6 a.m. tomorrow morning.Strong to gale force and gusty winds are being forecast with difficult travelling conditions as well as the possibility of debris and loose objects being displaced.Met Eireann's Rebecca Cantwell says costal parts of the region will experience strong winds.
2025-11-2701 min2025-11-2501 min
Newstalk BreakfastThe latest on the orange weather warning from Met ÉireannMet Éireann has issued a Status Orange weather warning for Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford today, with heavy rainfall expected to bring a risk of “significant flooding.” Speaking to Shane with an weather update was Rebecca Cantwell, Meteorologist with Met Eireann.
2025-11-1402 min2025-11-1102 min
The Hard ShoulderUisce Éireann before Public Accounts Committee - what to knowAlmost a quarter of Uisce Éireann staff earned a salary over one hundred thousand euro last year.Officials from Uisce Eireann appeared before the Public Accounts Committee earlier today outlining how over four hundred staff earned one hundred thousand euro or more last year…Uisce Eireann also outlined that it will be beyond 2030 before the Greater Dublin Drainage Project will be up and running, which was identified as necessary over a decade ago.Newstalk’s Chief Reporter Barry Whyte was monitoring this meeting, and joins Ciara Doherty to give the latest updates. Also joini...
2025-11-0618 min2025-10-1401 min2025-10-0701 minFluentFiction - IrishUnexpected Encounters: A Rainy Tale of Serendipity in ÉireannFluent Fiction - Irish: Unexpected Encounters: A Rainy Tale of Serendipity in Éireann Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ga/episode/2025-10-03-22-34-02-ga Story Transcript:Ga: Bhí an fómhar buailte ar thailte na hÉireann.En: The harvest had come to pass on the lands of Éireann.Ga: Ar lá fuar, gaofar timpeall na Samhna, thosaigh scamaill dhorcha ag carnadh ar spéir.En: On a cold, windy day around Samhain, dark clouds began to gather in the sky.
2025-10-0415 min2025-09-3001 min
Can We Have a Word?Episode 13 - How to Overcome Stigma and Boost Mental Health Conversations at Work - with Martin Gillick from Bus ÉireannIn this episode, host Tobba Vigfusdottir is joined by Martin Gillick, Employee Wellbeing Manager at Bus Éireann, Ireland’s national bus company. Martin shares insights from his extensive experience supporting wellbeing in the workplace, particularly in high-pressure, male-dominated, and diverse environments.
With a workforce of approximately 3,500 people (including 42 different nationalities) and more than 25 locations, workplace wellbeing at Bus Éireann is a balancing act, combining holistic strategy, honest communication, and cultural sensitivity.
Martin explains Bus Éireann’s approach to building a holistic wellbeing strategy, the importance of communication in driving engagement, and practical steps for supporting employee...
2025-09-2928 min2025-09-0902 min
Theatre Audience PodcastEireann A Taste of Ireland, Till The Stars Come Down and Interview with Sam EdmundsThis week Natalie and Darren review Eireann A Taste of Ireland and Till The Stars Come Down. Darren goes back stage with Sam Edmunds co-AD of Chalk Line Theatre companyEireann: A Taste of IrelandJourney through the sights, sounds, and flavours of Ireland in this vibrant, celebratory production. Darren delves into the music, storytelling, and energy that make this show a true feast for the senses.Till The Stars Come DownSet against the highs and lows of a chaotic wedding day, this sharply comic and...
2025-09-0436 min
The AgendaUisce Éireann Launch Free Text Alert Service Enabling Customers to Receive Real-Time Updates - 03/09/2025Uisce Éireann is encouraging customers to sign up for its free text alert service as it ramps up investment in Ireland’s water infrastructure to unprecedented levels. Planned capital investment of over €10 billion over the next five years in areas such as leakage reductions, repairs to bursts and outages, and treatment plant upgrades will see hundreds of live projects underway in every corner of Ireland. Geoffrey Burke, Head of Customer Operations at Uisce Eireann, spoke to us this morning on The Agenda this morning to tell us more. Hosted on Acast. See aca...
2025-09-0304 min
Alissening ShowEireann - A Taste of Ireland (Featuring Cian Walsh)In conversation with Cian Walsh, one of the dancers in Eireann A Taste of Ireland, blending traditional Irish dance, stagecraft, music, and an exploration of Irish History running at the Peacock theatre from the 28th to the 31st of August, before embarking on an international tour!Tune in to learn more about the history surrounding the production from the perspective of one of the lead dancers! https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/eireann-a-taste-of-ireland/@atasteofirelandcompany @alisseningshowSupport the show
2025-08-2616 min
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Irish Water is asking people to save water in Dublin.
Uisce Éireann ag iarraidh ar dhaoine uisce a spáráil i mBÁC.
Irish Water has appealed to people living in the greater Dublin area to be water-efficient over the coming weekend.
Tá achainí déanta ag Uisce Éireann ar dhaoine a bhfuil cónaí orthu sa mhórlimistéar thart ar Bhaile Átha Cliath a...
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Irish Water is asking the public to be economical.
Uisce Éireann ag iarraidh ar an bpobal a bheith tíosach.
Irish Water is appealing to the public to conserve water from now on due to the hot weather.
Tá Uisce Éireann ag achainí ar an bpobal uisce a chaomhnú as seo go ceann scaithimh mar gheall ar an aimsir the.
The company says t...
2025-07-1008 minThe AgendaUisce Eireann Issues National Appeal to Conserve Water, With Meath Being One of the Counties Under “Drought Status” – 09/07/2025Uisce Eireann has issued a national appeal urging the public to conserve water amid pressure on supplies.The water network is experiencing increased pressure on supply in several regions, Uisce Éireann has said. Meath is one of the counties worst affected by this, which is in “drought” status. This morning on The Agenda we spoke to Regional Operations Lead for Meath at Uisce Eireann, Michael Cunniffe, to find out more about this. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-07-0909 min
Evolving HarpsMy Harping Life - Máire Ní ChathasaighMáire Ní Chathasaigh grew up in a musical family in Bandon. She was steeped in the oral Irish tradition, and was already proficient in a variety of other instruments by the time that she began to play the harp at the age of eleven. She would later become a multiple All-Ireland and Pan-Celtic winner, developing influential techniques for harp performance of traditional Irish music, as heard on her pioneering New-Strung Harp (1985). In 2001 she was the recipient of the Gradam Ceoil TG4 – Traditional Musician of the Year – “for the excellence and pioneering force of her music, the remarkable growth she has...
2025-05-3023 min
Evolving HarpsMy Harping Life - Kathleen LoughnaneKathleen Loughnane is highly regarded for her work in arranging traditional Irish dance tunes and airs for the harp and also for researching the music of Irish harp composers of the 17th and 18th centuries. In 1990, she co-founded Dordán, whose mix of Irish and Baroque music has received widespread acclaim. Dordán received the National Entertainment award for traditional music in 1993. She has taught in Ireland and at major festivals in the US, Japan and throughout Europe. Patrick O'Neill's Manuscripts Volume 1: https://www.cdworld.ie/kathleen-loughnane-patrick-oneills-manuscripts-cd.htmlPatrick O'Neill's Manuscripts Volume 2: https://journalofmusic.com/lis...
2025-04-0319 min
Girl Boner Radio: True Sex and Relationship StoriesSteamy and Fun Power Exchange: Domina Mara and Eireann ShellsOne Dominant partner, one submissive, and a whole lot of spicy fun. Domina Mara and her pup, and Eireann Shells and her partner, engage in kinky D/s play in very different ways. Learn how Mara and her pup delight in their Dominant/butler-like relationship, and how Eireann cultivated a 24/7 power exchange dynamic with her crossdressing Daddy. Eireann's sexy stories: The Adventures of Waverly Goode on Amazon Best Women's Erotica, Volume 10, most anywhere books are sold More from Miss Mara: https://www.dominamara.com/ ...
2025-02-2622 min
The EY PodcastEY CEO Outlook: Leading Ireland’s Water Strategy with Niall Gleeson, CEO of Uisce ÉireannNiall Gleeson was 13 years old when he realised he wanted to be an engineer. Influenced by his grandfather, whose love of tinkering and ham radio sparked Niall's curiosity for how things worked, he developed a passion for taking things apart and understanding the mechanics behind them. After earning his engineering degree from Bolton Street College in Dublin, Niall began his career with General Electric in the United States, where he installed gas turbines and power plants. He went on to lead major infrastructure projects across the UK, and Asia before moving back to Ireland to w...
2024-11-1337 min
The WeatherPodAI Special, Episode 5: AI transformation at Met ÉireannThe growing use of Artificial Intelligence in the field of weather prediction and forecasting is likely to have profound implications for national meteorological services in the coming years.In this fifth episode in our special WeatherPod series on AI, we've invited Dr. Alan Hally into the studio to examine how one met service - Met Éireann - is approaching the use of AI in its operations.Alan is the Scientific Lead in Met Éireann's recently formed AI Transformation Team. This team's primary aim is to optimise the services Met Éireann provides to Irish cit...
2024-11-1243 min
The WeatherPodThe WeatherPod AI Special, Episode 5: AI transformation at Met ÉireannThe growing use of Artificial Intelligence in the field of weather prediction and forecasting is likely to have profound implications for national meteorological services in the coming years.
In this fifth episode in our special WeatherPod series on AI, we've invited Dr. Alan Hally into the studio to examine how one met service - Met Éireann - is approaching the use of AI in its operations. Alan is the Scientific Lead in Met Éireann's recently formed AI Transformation Team. This team's primary aim is to optimise the services Met Éireann provides to Irish citizens through the targeted app...
2024-11-1243 min
Evolving HarpsAisling LyonsAisling Lyons is a harper and composer from Co. Clare. She is the holder of 8 All-Ireland titles & has performed all around the world, from Europe to The U.S, Australia & China. She is also a teacher and is passionate about sharing her love for the Irish harp. She has been engaged in a wide range of projects throughout her career and has collaborated with musicians from all backgrounds, visual artists and poets. You can support Aisling's music by following these links: https://custysmusic.com/products/aisling-lyons-h4-aistearhttps://aislinglyons.bandcamp.com/h...
2024-09-1321 min
Evolving HarpsSéamus Ó FlathartaSéamus Ó Flatharta was born into a musical family in the heart of the Connemara Gaeltacht and has been immersed in traditional music, song and dance from a very young age. As a solo musician, and in his duet performances with his sister Caoimhe, Séamus has been making waves on stages all around the world. Recent performances include Other Voices and tours with Riverdance. An Chúirt Chruitireachta International Harp Festival 2024: https://rb.gy/js3542This podcast is recorded, edited and produced by Niamh O Brien on behalf of Cr...
2024-06-2919 min
Highlights from Newstalk BreakfastBus Éireann plan to double passenger numbers to 178 millionDoubling passenger numbers to 178 million and deeming 50% of fleet as zero emission by 2030 – That's the promise Bus Eireann are making today in a bid to be a global leader at the launch of their new 5 year Sustainability Strategy. Speaking to Ciara this morning was Rory Leahy, Chief Safety and Sustainability Officer at Bus Éireann.
2024-06-2005 min
Evolving HarpsLisa CannyMayo-born and bred Lisa Canny began her career touring the U.S., Canada, Russia and Europe extensively as lead singer and musician with groups Celtic Crossroads and The Young Irelanders. She holds a BA in Irish Music and Dance and a MA in Ethnomusicology. Her work in songwriting and composition is inspired as much by contemporary music genres like pop and electronica as the Irish traditional and folk music she was brought up on. Combining these elements, Lisa’s original music is unlike anything else. Lisa and band at the Sugar Club on May 30th: https://thesugarclub.com/t...
2024-05-2023 min
10fortyEp 22 - Under the Hood: Dublin Bus & Bus Éireann HVM ApprenticeshipsS2E3 Under the Hood: Dublin Bus & Bus Éireann HVM Apprenticeships
This week's episode of 10forty, features exclusive insights from Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus on their Heavy Vehicle
Mechanics (HVM) apprenticeships programmes.
This episode was brought to you by Top Drawer Talent the Supply Chain & Procurement Recruitment Specialists #AD.
Our guests, David, the Apprenticeship Programme
Manager for both Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus, and Ahmed, a freshly qualified HVM, unravel the layers of their apprenticeship experiences. As Dublin Bus & Bus Éireann
gears up to welcome 47 HVM apprentices across the nation this year, stan...
2024-04-0159 min
Evolving HarpsSiobhan BradyEvolving Harps: Siobhan BradySiobhan Brady comes from Limerick in Ireland. She has graduated with a first-class honours Bachelor of Music from MTU Cork School of Music where she specialised in harp performance studying under Anne-Marie Papin Labazordiere. In April 2018, She was awarded first place in two international harp competitions at the North London Music Festival. As a result of this, she was approached to join a team from the Highest Concert team to travel to the Himalayas in India and establish a new Guinness World Record which was awarded in January 2020 for the Highest...
2024-03-1622 min
Tipping Pitches[Rebroadcast]: Tipping Pitches, Presented by CarMax (feat. Eireann Dolan)[From Feb. 19, 2018]
On this episode, Alex and Bobby banter a bit about baseball’s resident dad Mike Scioscia, the return of The Freak, and Hunter Pence’s board game/video game/comic book/live streaming/podcasting café in Houston (a.k.a our new recording studio). Then they bring on writer and prolific tweeter Eireann Dolan to talk about activism in baseball, a painfully slow offseason, baseball reality shows, and how she met her husband Sean Doolittle (spoiler: it was Twitter). She also has some great ideas for how we should monetize. Follow Eireann on Twitter here.
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2024-02-2649 min
Evolving HarpsDonnchadh Mac AodhaEvolving Harps: Donnchadh Mac Aodha Donnchadh Mac Aodha is a 21-year old composer and multi-instrumentalist from Dundalk, Co.Louth. As both a traditional and classical musician, Donnchadh finds himself most at home at the interface of these genres and allows his bi-musical upbringing to influence his compositional output. In recent years, he has been heavily influenced by contemporary classical techniques which he weaves into his expanding compositional language. In particular, he is drawn to the Irish language and deals with ideas of belonging and identity in his music. He was recently awar...
2024-02-1620 min
The Met Éireann PodcastMedicanesLast year, Storm Daniel brought devastation to Greece, Turkey & Bulgaria before causing catastrophic loss of life in Libya. Heavy rain and thunderstorms produced more than a month’s worth of rain in a few hours. Storm Daniel was what’s known as a medicane, an extreme weather phenomenon that can occur over the Mediterranean Sea. Showing hurricane-like features and packing strong winds and heavy rain, these unique storms may become more intense as our climate warms. In this month’s episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, we are exploring how medicanes form, their impacts and the effor...
2024-01-2631 min
Zero Ambitions PodcastConservation-led retrofit and energy efficiency for working buildings, with with Heidi Hopper-Duffy and David Hughes (Iarnród Éireann)This one is about conservation-led retrofit and the retrofit of commercial (or institutional) building stock. We were invited to see a recent Iarnród Éireann (Irish Railway) retrofit project and meet with Heidi Hopper-Duffy (Environmental & Sustainability Manager) and its architect David Hughes (Senior Conservation Architect & Energy Specialist).Ostensibly, we're talking about energy efficiency and conservation of built heritage. The project was led by David, a retrofit of a historic building shared between Iarnród Éireann and the Chief Medical Officer's (CMO) office. We talk about it but you'll get to see the works in much more detail when...
2024-01-2357 min
Evolving HarpsBrídínEvolving Harps: BrídínBrídín is a contemporary folk singer, composer and harper. She began her musical journey at home in her musical household, and later under the tutorage of celebrated harper and teacher Gráinne Hambly. After studying music at UCC she pursued a musical career alongside her day job as a funeral director and embalmer. Brídín's musical style is rooted in traditional Irish music but also draws upon contemporary composition using loop pedal. Her debut album "Brídín" was released last year. SUGAR CLUB GIG T...
2024-01-0922 min
Sharing My Disability Story from Disability ConnectSharing My Disability Story: Dyspraxia with Eireann AttridgeOn our latest episode, we speak about dyspraxia with Eireann Attridge. Eireann shares her unique journey from school to university and her experiences of public perception of dyspraxia and diagnosis.
2024-01-0736 min
Engineers Journal AMPLIFIEDWater Challenge | Niall Gleeson CEO Uisce EireannWater Infrastructure is a hugely important sector here in Ireland, and it has many challenges on the horizon, including everything from climate change to infrastructure demand. Today, we're finding out more about the future of that water infrastructure and where engineers will play a crucial role in ensuring its success. Our expert today is at the center of the industry and has experience working on massive projects in Ireland, the UK and Asia. He is CEO of Uisce Eireann and a fellow of Engineers Ireland, Niall Gleeson.THINGS WE SPOKE AB...
2023-12-0434 min
Trinity Long Room Hub PodcastsLiterature & Resistance: Poetry Reading with Éireann Lorsung, Majed Mujed, and Hua XiRecorded November 21, 2023.
Literature & Resistance: Poetry Reading with Éireann Lorsung, Majed Mujed, and Hua Xi
Hosted by the Centre for Resistance Studies and Poetry Ireland
Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity Long Room Hub, Tuesday 21 November, 6pm
The Centre for Resistance Studies is delighted to be partnering again with Poetry Ireland to welcome three acclaimed poets for a special reading in our ongoing series on Literature & Resistance.
Éireann Lorsung, Majed Mujed, and Hua Xi will join us to read from and discuss their work. They will explore the nature of resistance in poetry, and how it informs their relationships with language, form, and tr...
2023-11-3050 minThe Met Éireann PodcastThe TRANSLATE ProjectRapid and effective action is required to help mitigate climate change and to help adapt to its impacts. With an ever-increasing number of climate studies showing evidence of ongoing changes and detailing future effects, it’s vital that policy makers and the public have access to clear and concise information.In this month’s episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, we are exploring the TRANSLATE project; an initiative to provide a unified source of climate information and climate projections for Ireland. Noel is joined by Dr Claire Scannell, physicist and researcher with Met Éireann. Togeth...
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Iarnród Éireann is looking for 100 new drivers.
100 tiománaí nua á lorg ag Iarnród Éireann.
Iarnród Éireann is to recruit 100 train drivers from here for the next 2 years.
Tá Iarnród Éireann le 100 tiománaí traenach a earcú as seo go ceann 2 bhliain.
The new employees will be based in various stations across the country – in Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick, Galway...
2023-10-2404 minThe Met Éireann PodcastSaving Lives at SeaThe lifeboats of the RNLI have been saving lives in Irish and UK waters since 1824. Almost entirely run by volunteers, the RNLI have rescued over 144,000 lives since founded, often in very challenging conditions. In this episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, Noel visits the Sligo Bay Lifeboat station and speaks with the crew on how they carry out their vital work and the impact that weather can have on their operations. Noel is first given a tour of the station by Operations Manager Willie Murphy, and then joins Helm Eithne Davis onboard for a detailed run-through of the...
2023-07-3149 minThe Met Éireann PodcastAurora and Space WeatherThe aurora, or northern and southern Lights, can often be seen dancing in the night sky of our polar regions. But in recent months, they have been visible at much lower latitudes. What causes the aurora and why does its activity appear to be increasing? In this episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, Noel is speaking with Dr Sophie Murray, space weather researcher and technical officer with the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. Together, they explore the aurora, solar winds, the role of the sun in space weather and the potential for more aurora sightings in the near future.
2023-05-2242 minThe Met Éireann PodcastNoel on 'Basically...with Stefanie Preissner'We have a special crossover episode of the Met Éireann Podcast this month. Noel joins Stefanie Preissner on the Basically podcast for a fun, wide-ranging conversation covering everything from why Ireland gets the weather it does, how weather forecasting works, your chances of getting struck by lightning and what climate change has in store.
2023-04-2836 min
On The Record with Gavan Reilly Highlights100 Years of Seanad ÉireannSenator Mark Daly, Cathaoirleach of Seanad Éireann joins Gavan on the Record to discuss the 100-year anniversary of the first sitting of Seanad Éireann.
2022-12-1115 minThe Met Éireann PodcastSeason 4 TrailerThe Met Éireann Podcast is back with a brand new season. Episode 1 is coming very soon!
2022-12-0601 minThe Met Éireann PodcastTop 10 take aways from the IPCC Report on the impact of Climate ChangeDr. Padraig Flattery from Met Éireann's climate services discusses the top 10 messages from a recent IPCC report on the impact climate change is having on the planet.
2022-04-1233 min
Talking Technology with V I LabsNCBI Labs Technology Live Event 58 – New Daily Weather Podcast from Met Éireann and Smart GlassesOn the show this week we find out about a new daily weather forecast podcast that has been launched by Met Éireann. The podcast offers a convenient and accessible way to find out the weather forecast if you are on the move and is also available through your smart speaker. To find out more we are joined by Evelyn Cusack, head of forecasting with Met Éireann, and Joanne Walker, Senior meteorological officer with Met Éireann.The new daily weather forecast podcast can be accessed at https://audioboom.com/channels/5003380More information is available at https://www...
2021-11-101h 04The Met Éireann PodcastCOP26 - What's at stake and what to look out for.Dr. John Hanley is a climate scientist at Met Éireann and in this episode he highlights some of the latest findings on climate change as well as the key objectives of COP26, which he will be attending.
2021-10-3158 min
Metal Mantra PodcastResenha: Tuatha De Danann - In Nomine Éireann (Celtic Folk Metal Brasileiro)Resenha: Tuatha De Danann - In Nomine Éireann (Celtic Folk Metal Brasileiro)
Se você escuta Heavy Metal no Brasil desde 2002, foi em algum show nesse época e conseguiu presenciar o BMU, Brazil Metal Union, com certeza você conhece e é apaixonado pelo Tuatha de Dannan. A banda mais icônica do Folk Brasileiro retorna com mais uma disco, em meio a praga da do Covid-19 para aquecer nossos corações com muita, melodia, personalidade e força. Vem conferir essa resenha no episódio de hoje do Metal Mantra
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2021-01-1323 min
Podchraoladh Met ÉireannAimsir agus Aeráid: Firicí agus MiotasTá na seanfhocailí aimsire á bhfiosrú againn sa chlár an mhí seo, chun fíricí a scaradh ó miotas.
Ó spéartha dearga san oíche go bó ina luí, cloisimid faoin gcaoi a d’fhéadfadh na nathanna seo a bheith forbartha agus má tá cos meitéareolaíoch acu le seasamh ar!
Pléann Ferdia freisin cuid de na miotais agus na míthuiscintí coitianta maidir le hathrú aeráide, agus soláthraíonn sé na fíricí atá taobh thiar de théamh ár an bplainéad.
Freisn cloisimid uaidh cóir Met Éireann ag deireadh an chlár.
2020-07-0814 min
Starkville with Jayson Stark and Doug GlanvilleEireann Dolan Visits Starkville to Help Humanize BaseballSean Doolittle's wife Eireann Dolan has been an important voice on social media during the pandemic. She visits Starkville to discuss the many layers of baseball returning in 2020. Eireann explains Doolittle's decision to play this season, what concerns she has as a person at high risk, how baseball can help lead America and much more. Follow Jayson on Twitter: @jaysonstFollow Doug on Twitter: @dougglanvilleFollow Eireann on Twitter: @EireannDolan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-07-071h 23The Met Éireann PodcastWeather and Climate: Fact and FictionIn this month’s episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, Liz and Noel are investigating these weather sayings to separate fact from fiction. From red skies at night to cows lying down, we hear about how these sayings may have developed and if they have a meteorological leg to stand on!
2020-06-2555 minThe Met Éireann PodcastWeather and Climate: Fact and FictionThe desire and need to predict our weather and climate have existed for thousands of years, long before the development of modern forecasting methods and systems. As a result, a rich catalogue of proverbs and sayings have arisen over time in efforts to understand and predict the behaviour of our atmosphere. However, as stated by Richard Inwards, author of The unique bedside book of Weather Lore, “many weather proverbs contain evidence of keen observation and just reasoning, but a greater number are the offspring of the common tendency to form conclusions from a too limited observation of facts.” In this mont...
2020-06-2555 minPodchraoladh Met ÉireannAntartaice: Aimsir & MaireachtáilIs beag áiteannaí ar domhan níos dúshlánaí le maireachtáil na an mór-roinn is tirime, is gaofar, is fuaire agus chomh faide ó dheas ar domhan
is sin é an Antartaice.
Tá sé Níos mó ná an Astráil agus an Eoraip le chéile, beagnach gan daonra ar bith agus chomh fada ón tsibhialtacht is féidir leat a fháil.
Gach bhliain téann grúpa beag daoine eolaí den chuid is mó chun cónaí agus obair ar an bpíosa oighir iargúlta seo agus chloiseadh muid beagánín
faoi conas a bhfuil an saol acu nuair atá s...
2020-05-1211 minThe Met Éireann PodcastAntarctica: Weather & SurvivalThere are few places on Earth more challenging to live than the southernmost continent, Antarctica, the world’s highest, driest, windiest, and coldest continent. In this month’s episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, Liz and Noel speak to an Antarctic meteorologist about the challenges of working in one of the most extreme locations on the planet.
2020-05-0146 minThe Met Éireann PodcastAntarctica: Weather & SurvivalThere are few places on Earth more challenging to live than the southernmost continent, Antarctica, the world’s highest, driest, windiest, and coldest continent. In this month’s episode of the Met Éireann Podcast, Liz and Noel speak to an Antarctic meteorologist about the challenges of working in one of the most extreme locations on the planet.
In March 2020, John Law returned from a 17-month stint in Antarctica working as a meteorologist for the British Antarctic Survey. In this interview, we hear all about his time in Antarctica, the unparalleled beauty and challenges of day-to-day life in one of the world...
2020-05-0146 minPodchraoladh Met ÉireannFiach StoirmeSa chlár an mhí seo foghlaimímid faoin gcaoi a bhfoirmíonn tornádó agus faoi siúd a théann ag fiach iad.
Chuaigh chuid de mo chomhghleacaithe as Met Eireann ar thuras ag fiach stoirme i caolsráid na tornádó le déanaí, agus ba é sin an inspioráid a bhí taobh thiar den chlár seo.
Freisin foghlaimímid go leor faoi tréithe na stoirmeacha ollmhór seo agus cé chomh contúirteach is atá said.
Cé chomh mór is a bhí an cloch shneachta is mó I riamh agus cé chomh te is atá tintreach, chomh maith
2020-04-0610 minThe Met Éireann PodcastStorm ChasingWe’re heading storm chasing in this month’s episode of the Met Éireann podcast! Liz and Noel are joined by meteorologist Paul Downes as they discuss a trip last year to ‘Tornado Alley’, an infamous region in the United States with notorious severe weather.
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The Met Éireann PodcastStorm ChasingWe’re heading storm chasing in this month’s episode of the Met Éireann podcast! Liz and Noel are joined by meteorologist Paul Downes as they discuss a trip last year to ‘Tornado Alley’, an infamous region in the United States with notorious severe weather.
We hear how the team spent two weeks tracking storms across the plains of Kanas, Oklahoma and several other states, looking for and avoiding hazards like lightning, damaging hail, and of course, tornados! Paul takes us through where and when these storms form, the conditions needed for such severe weather to develop, and why we rarely se...
2020-03-271h 15The Met Éireann PodcastWaves and the Science of SurfingIn the first episode of 2020, Liz and Noel are joined by Met Éireann marine researcher Dr. Sarah Gallagher and surf coach and professional bodyboarder Seamus McGoldrick of Sligo Surf Experience. Together, they explore how waves form and travel, and the best ways to predict their development as a forecaster and as a surfer.
2020-01-311h 19The Met Éireann PodcastWaves and the Science of SurfingLocated on the western edge of Europe, Ireland experiences the full impact of the Atlantic Ocean’s waves. In the first episode of 2020, Liz and Noel are joined by Met Éireann marine researcher Dr. Sarah Gallagher and surf coach and professional bodyboarder Seamus McGoldrick of Sligo Surf Experience. Together, they explore how waves form and travel, and the best ways to predict their development as a forecaster and as a surfer. We hear how local conditions such as wind, tides and seabed all influence the size and shape of a breaking wave and it’s surfing potential.
Ireland’s reputation is stea...
2020-01-311h 19Podchraoladh Met ÉireannNollag bánIn eagrán na Nollag de Phodchraoladh Met Éireann, beidh muid ag plé gach rud sneachta. Cloisimid faoi cé chomh minic a bfhaigheann muid Nollag bhán, cé chomh minic is a bhíonn sneachta go ginearálta, agus déanaimid athbhreithniú ar chuid de na himeachtaí móra sneachta a bhí againn in Éirinn. Freisn chloisimid faoi théamh tobann stratospheric.
2019-12-1813 minThe Met Éireann PodcastWhite ChristmasIn the Christmas edition of the Met Éireann Podcast, Liz and Noel dig into all things snow. We hear about how often we get a white Christmas, how frequent snowfall is in general, and review some of the notable big snow events we’ve experienced in Ireland and around the world.
2019-12-1748 minThe Met Éireann PodcastWhite ChristmasIn the Christmas edition of the Met Éireann Podcast, Liz and Noel dig into all things snow. We hear about how often we get a white Christmas, how frequent snowfall is in general, and review some of the notable big snow events we’ve experienced in Ireland and around the world. We explore the different weather conditions that can lead to snowfall including sudden stratospheric warming, and why it can be so tricky to forecast snow in Ireland.
We often hear that all snowflakes are unique, but how do they form? Liz and Noel take us through the journey a sno...
2019-12-1748 minPodchraoladh Met ÉireannTaobh thiar de dhoirse Met Éireann le linn eachtra drochaimsireSa chlár seo, tugann Ferdia léargas dúinn ar na hullmhúcháin agus ar na gníomhaíochtaí a bhíonn ar siúl i Met Éireann nuair atá imeacht aimsire ag druidim inár dtreo.
2019-11-1912 minPodchraoladh Met ÉireannTaobh thiar de dhoirse Met Éireann le linn eachtra drochaimsireIs féidir le stoirmeacha agus drochaimsir tionchar a imirt ar Éirinn cúpla uair sa bhliain, agus is ról tábhachtach do Met Éireann é a chinntiú go bhfuil an pobal agus a sheirbhísí ar an eolas go maith faoi na himeachtaí seo.
Sa chlár seo, tugann Ferdia léargas dúinn ar na hullmhúcháin agus ar na gníomhaíochtaí a bhíonn ar siúl i Met Éireann nuair atá imeacht aimsire ag druidim inár dtreo.
Ina dhiaidh sin, labhairíonn Ferdia faoi feachtas ‘Bí réidh don Gheimhridh’, conas ár follaraimhí a léirmhíniú, agus an fáth a n-ain...
2019-11-1912 minThe Met Éireann PodcastBehind The Curtain: The View From Inside Met Éireann During Severe WeatherIn this episode, Liz and Noel take a behind-the-scenes look at the preparations and activities taking place in Met Éireann in the build up to a potentially major weather event.
2019-11-1147 minThe Met Éireann PodcastBehind The Curtain: The View From Inside Met Éireann During Severe WeatherStorms and severe weather can impact Ireland several times a year, and ensuring the public and its services are well-informed of these events is a key role for Met Éireann. In this episode, Liz and Noel take a behind-the-scenes look at the preparations and activities taking place in Met Éireann in the build up to a potentially major weather event. They are joined in studio by this month’s guest Evelyn Cusack, Head of Forecasting in Met Éireann. We hear how forecasters determine the likely strength, timing and location of severe weather, and learn about the natural indicators and computer-based tools...
2019-11-1147 minThe Met Éireann PodcastValentia ObservatoryThis month Keith Lambkin – Senior Climatologist at Met Éireann – joins Liz and Noel to discuss all things geophysical and meteorological from his time as Chief Scientist at Valentia Observatory.
2019-10-1743 minThe Met Éireann PodcastValentia ObservatoryThe story of Valentia Observatory in Co. Kerry begins with a shipwreck in 1859. It continues with the laying of the first telegraphic cable from America to Europe, the Irish Civil War, the moving of the Observatory from Valentia Island to the mainland at Cahirciveen and the evolution of meteorology from daily observations to continuous measurement of earth and sky.
This month Keith Lambkin – Senior Climatologist at Met Éireann – joins Liz and Noel to discuss all things geophysical and meteorological from his time as Chief Scientist at Valentia Observatory.
2019-10-1743 minThe Met Éireann PodcastChaos and Computing in Weather ForecastingIn this episode, Dr. Alan Hally from the Research Division in Met Éireann joins Liz and Noel to talk about the concepts behind using computers to forecast the weather, how accurate they have become and what the limiting factors are in terms of scale and forecast duration. Can they tell us if we will get a white Christmas this year?
2019-09-0555 minThe Met Éireann PodcastChaos and Computing in Weather ForecastingNumerical Weather Prediction (NWP) is essentially how we use computers to help forecast the weather. Today some of the most powerful super-computers in the world are dedicated to weather forecasting and climate applications. In this episode, Dr. Alan Hally from the Research Division in Met Éireann joins Liz and Noel to talk about the concepts behind using computers to forecast the weather, how accurate they have become and what the limiting factors are in terms of scale and forecast duration. Can they tell us if we will get a white Christmas this year?
In addition, what is the connection between NW...
2019-09-0555 minPodchraoladh Met ÉireannAnord agus Ríomhaireacht i Réamhaisnéis na hAimsireIs é an Tuar Uimhriúil Aimsire (NWP) go bunúsach an bealach a úsáideann muid ríomhairí chun cuidiú leis an aimsir a thuar. Sa lá atá inniu ann tá cuid de na ríomhairí is cumhachtaí ar domhan tiomanta do réamhaisnéis na haimsire agus d'fheidhmeanna aeráide. Sa chlár seo, labhraímid faoi na coincheapa atá taobh thiar de ríomhairí a úsáid chun an aimsir a thuar, cé chomh cruinn is atá siad agus céard iad na constaicí i dtéarmaí scála agus fhad an réamhaisnéis. An féidir leo a rá linn an bhfaighidh muid No...
2019-09-0513 minThe Met Éireann PodcastWhat Causes Ireland’s WeatherWeather has a massive impact on day-to-day life in Ireland. However, what drives the weather and climate we experience in this country? In this episode, we will be answering the question ‘What Causes Ireland’s Weather?’ with Met Éireann meteorologist and forecaster Pat Clarke.
Firstly, why do we have weather at all?
We will start with the underlying global processes and then narrow it down to Ireland.
How does the shape, rotation and axis of the earth affect our climate? What is ‘air pressure’? Why do rainforests and deserts appear in similar latitude bands around the globe? Why does Ireland often have...
2019-07-1037 minPodchraoladh Met ÉireannCad is cúis le Aimsir na hÉireannClár a dó, cuir síos
Bíonn tionchar ollmhór ag an aimsir ar shaol laethúil na hÉireann. Mar sin féin, cad a spreagann an aimsir agus an aeráid a bhíonn againn sa tír seo? Sa chlár seo, beidh muid ag freagairt na ceiste ‘Cad is cúis le Aimsir na hÉireann?’.
Ar an gcéad dul síos, cén fáth a bhfuil aimsir againn ar chor ar bith?
Tosóimid leis na bunphróisis dhomhanda agus ansin díreoidh muid isteach ar Éirinn.
Cén tionchar a bhíonn ag cruth, uainíocht...
2019-07-1017 minThe Met Éireann PodcastWhat Causes Ireland's WeatherWeather has a massive impact on day-to-day life in Ireland. However, what drives the weather and climate we experience in this country? In this episode, we will be answering the question ‘What Causes Ireland’s Weather?’ with Met Éireann meteorologist and forecaster Pat Clarke.
2019-07-1037 minPodchraoladh Met ÉireannAthrú Aeráide Cuid a DóSa chlár seo, breathnóidh muid ar bhuntréithe athrú aeráide. Cad é an éifeacht teach glás? Conas a oibríonn sé? Agus conas a chuidíonn astaíochtaí gáiseannaí teach glás lenár n-athrú aeráid?
Labhraímid ar ár n-astuithe carbóin agus cad é an gaol idir méadú
dé-ocsaíd charbóin san atmaisféar agus teochtannaí ag meadú?
Cé mhéad a mhéadóidh teochtaí domhanda faoi dheireadh an chéid seo?
Cé mhéad a mhéadóidh leibhéil na farraige?
Agus cúis imní, cé chomh luath agus a d'fhéadfadh samhradh na hArtach a bhei...
2019-06-2708 minPodchraoladh Met Éireann1. Athrú AeráideSa chlár seo, breathnóidh muid ar bhuntréithe athrú aeráide. Cad é an éifeacht teach glás? Conas a oibríonn sé? Agus conas a chuidíonn astaíochtaí gáiseannaí teach glás lenár n-athrú aeráid?
Labhraímid ar ár n-astuithe carbóin agus cad é an gaol idir méadú
dé-ocsaíd charbóin san atmaisféar agus teochtannaí ag meadú?
Cé mhéad a mhéadóidh teochtaí domhanda faoi dheireadh an chéid seo?
Cé mhéad a mhéadóidh leibhéil na farraige?
Agus cúis imní, cé chomh luath agus a d'fhéadfadh samhradh na hArtach a bhei...
2019-06-2116 minThe Met Éireann PodcastFundamentals of Climate Change and Projections for IrelandWith our guest this month, Seamus Walsh – Head of Climate and Observations at Met Éireann – we bring you through the fundamentals of climate change and discuss the latest climate projections for Ireland and the world, including how temperature, rainfall, storms and sea level will all change into the future.
2019-06-211h 01Podchraoladh Met ÉireannRéamhamharcFáilte chuig an podchraoladh nua uaidh Met Éireann. Sa phodchraoladh míosúil seo beidh muid ag plé gach rud faoin aimsir agus an aeráid. Beidh an chéad clár ag tiocht amach ar de h-aoine an 21ú lá do mí meitheamh. Beidh muid ag caint faoi na buntréithe athrú aeráide agus na réamhaisnéisí d’Éirinn go dtí deireadh an chéad seo.
2019-06-1800 min
#RespectWords Good PracticesMetro EireannMetro Eireann is Ireland's first and only weekly multicultural newspaper set up by two Nigerian journalists, Chinedu Onyejelem and Abel Ugba in April 2000.
Published by Metro Publishing and Consultancy Limited, metro eireann is the primary source of news and information on Ireland's fast-growing immigrant and ethnic communities.
2018-05-0709 min
Sully BaseballEireann Dolan talks about Sean Doolittle's trade to Washington and avocados - July 20, 2017Friend of the Podcast Eireann Dolan returns to talk about her fiancee Sean Doolittle and his trade to the Washington Nationals. Somehow we talked about The Muppets Take Manhattan and fresh avocados as well.
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Bitch Talk Podcast149 - That Time We Had Eireann Dolan In StudioSend a textRemember that time we had the fantastic, smart AF Eireann Dolan in studio? If you don't, now you can listen to our interview with her like you've never heard it before. Eireann Dolan is a space alien and is seeking intelligent life here on Earth - I guess just like the rest of us, but goddamn if she isn't other worldly? Anyway, enough rambling about the greatness of Eireann, just download this "best of" Bitch Talk episode and find out why we're in awe of her. #ListenShareRepeatSupport the...
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