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Galway Bay fm - SportsFOOTBALL: Galway senior captain John Maher with Galway Bay FM's Jonathan Higgins ahead of their National League clash with RoscommonFollowing their 12-point comeback to draw with Kerry last week, Galway welcome Connacht rivals Roscommon on Saturday (21st February 2026) in Round 4 of the National Football League.
The in-form Rossies have beaten Monaghan and Armagh to sit in second place on four points, one ahead of the Tribesmen.
Roscommon won the last league clash in Salthill back in 2023. Two years previously, goals from Paul Kelly and Tomo Culhane gave the maroon and white a 2-16 to 1-13 result.
New Galway captain John Maher caught up with Galway Bay FM's Jonathan Higgins ahead of the f...
2026-02-1915 min
Galway Bay fm - NewsDemolition work has begun on the old Tourist Office in SalthillWork has begun this morning on the demolition of the old tourist office in Salthill.
The long-defunct office, situated beside Galway Atlantaquaria, has had various plans over the past decade to repurpose the site, including a business hub.
It was noted in September that planning permission wasn't required to clear the site, and yesterday, fences were erected using specialised heavy equipment, with work commencing this morning.
Speaking earlier, City West Labour Councillor Niall McNeils welcomed the move, saying that it should be zoned sooner rather than later.
2026-01-1000 min
The Ireland Podcast200. Fender Jackson: Interview Your ParentsIn this special milestone episode of The Ireland Podcast, Fender sits down with his own children for a heartfelt discussion about interviewing his parents. Together, they explore why capturing family stories matters, how to approach these conversations with sensitivity, and what it means to preserve memories for the next generation.Fender also offers thoughtful advice for anyone considering interviewing their own loved ones - parents, grandparents, or elders in their community. And for listeners whose family members have already passed, he gently suggests seeking out those who knew them, ensuring their voices and stories are not...
2025-11-1924 min
The Maroon And White PodSalthill-Knocknacarra knock Corofin out | Maigh Cuilinn edge past Tuam Stars | Barry KellyFormer Salthill-Knocknacarra footballer and former Tuam Stars coach Barry Kelly and Paul review the Galway senior football championship semi-finals.If you have any questions or thoughts for upcoming podcasts, email the maroonwhitepod@gmail.com.This Podcast is brought to you by Hoare Chartered Accountants. Hoare Chartered Accountants based in Galway City are a leading provider of Audit, Accountancy and Taxation services.. For more information, visit their website on www.hoarecharteredaccountants.ie
2025-10-1351 min
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2025-09-2412 min
The Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 223 - SalthillThis week on the Podcast this week Tom and Dick are talking about SalthillYou can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom or Dick please email us at oldgalwaydiary@advertiser.ie
2025-09-2412 minthe soccer showSOCCER SHOW (392) GALWAY UTD V SALTHILL DEVON FAI CUP MATCH REPORT FRI 15 AUG 2025
Galway United 4 Salthill Devon 0 – Friday 15 August 2025 – FAI CUP ROUND 3The Soccer Show Match Report from Eamonn Deacy Parkfeaturing Manager: John Caulfield , Player: Alex ByrneSupporters & Analysts: Grace, Pete Kelly, Denis Hynes.Sports Correspondent: Mike Rafferty.Presented & Produced by Gerry Mulkerrins
Galway United: Watts, Esua, Slevin, Brouder, Burns (Donelon 46), Buckley, Piesold (Sivi 70), Hurley, Keohane (Shaw 79), Hickey (Bolger 70), Walsh (McGuinness 46)Subs: Clarke, Borden, Horgan, McCarthy,Cards: Burns 32, Hickey 41,Goals: Buckley 11, Walsh 36, Hickey 66, McGuinness 91Manager: John Caulfield
Salthill Devon: Mamala, Collins (Baranyai 46) , B Molloy, Scally, Crowe (Idem...
2025-08-1600 min
the soccer show » PODCASTSSOCCER SHOW (392) GALWAY UTD V SALTHILL DEVON FAI CUP MATCH REPORT FRI 15 AUG 2025Galway United 4 Salthill Devon 0 – Friday 15 August 2025 – FAI CUP ROUND 3The Soccer Show Match Report from Eamonn Deacy Parkfeaturing Manager: John Caulfield , Player: Alex ByrneSupporters & Analysts: Grace, Pete Kelly, Denis Hynes.Sports Correspondent: Mike … Continue reading →
2025-08-1639 min
the soccer show » PODCASTSSOCCER SHOW (392) GALWAY UTD V SALTHILL DEVON FAI CUP MATCH REPORT FRI 15 AUG 2025
Galway United 4 Salthill Devon 0 – Friday 15 August 2025 – FAI CUP ROUND 3The Soccer Show Match Report from Eamonn Deacy Parkfeaturing Manager: John Caulfield , Player: Alex ByrneSupporters & Analysts: Grace, Pete Kelly, Denis Hynes.Sports Correspondent: Mike Rafferty.Presented & Produced by Gerry Mulkerrins
Galway United: Watts, Esua, Slevin, Brouder, Burns (Donelon 46), Buckley, Piesold (Sivi 70), Hurley, Keohane (Shaw 79), Hickey (Bolger 70), Walsh (McGuinness 46)Subs: Clarke, Borden, Horgan, McCarthy,Cards: Burns 32, Hickey 41,Goals: Buckley 11, Walsh 36, Hickey 66, McGuinness 91Manager: John Caulfield
Salthill Devon: Mamala, Collins (Baranyai 46) , B Molloy, Scally, Crowe (Idem...
2025-08-1639 min
The Maroon And White PodClub Series Episode Four| Featuring Mountbellew/Moylough, St James, Monivea-Abbey & Salthill-KnocknacarraIn Episode 4 of The Maroon & White Pod’s Club Series, Moutbellew's Moylough Billy Mannion, Salthill Knocknacarra's Paddy Kitt, Monivea Abbey's Keith O'Reilly and St James joint-manager Darragh Leonard chat with Paul ahead of the senior football championship. This Podcast is brought to you by Hoare Chartered Accountants. Hoare Chartered Accountants based in Galway City are a leading provider of Audit, Accountancy and Taxation services.. For more information, visit their website on www.hoarecharteredaccountants.ie
2025-07-2230 min
The Ireland Podcast167. Jim Ward: Galway Tour Guide, Artist & WriterEpisode 167 Galway Tour Guide, Artist and Writer Jim Ward chats with Fender Jackson on Wed 14th May 2025.Conversation includes: introductions; Galway Trails; early life; an overview of Galway in Jim’s lifetime; Dick Byrne, Tom Kenny and The Old Galway Diary podcast; Ciaran & Gerry Smith; Galway Bay Hotel; studying Engineering in UCG; ATU; Jim’s play ‘Just Guff’; starting off as a tour guide and Brian Nolan; Jim’s different tours including Irish language tours; Galway’s attraction as a tourist destination; Galway’s history of Trading with Spain and Portugal; Galway and music/culture; Galway International...
2025-06-0259 min
The Wexford Hurling PodcastUnderage Woes | Salthill Showdown | with Richie KehoeWe try dissect a disappointing weekend of underage action, and then look ahead to the Senior team's trip to Salthill for a crucial clash with Galway. We were joined by Richie Kehoe to discuss.
2025-05-0748 minGalway Bay fm - NewsSalthill to host fire fighting technology exhibition and national conferenceThe Irish Chief Fire Officers Association is set to host its annual conference in Salthill later this week
The conference and fire technology exhibition will host hundreds of fire officers, industry experts and government officials
Topics that will be discussed include the risks associated with Lithium-Ion batteries which were at the core of a major incident at Claregalway Corporate Park in January
Other items on the agenda for Wednesday and Thursday at the Salthill Hotel include climate change and improving communication techniques
Galway's Chief Fire Officer Gerry O'Malley outlines the various...
2025-05-0500 min
CRKC SportGary Maher Evergreen chats to TJ Mills on CRKC about their FAI Junior Cup defeat to Salthill Devon 16.02.2025Gary Maher Evergreen chats to TJ Mills on CRKC about their FAI Junior Cup defeat to Salthill Devon 16.02.2025
2025-02-1603 min
The Ireland Podcast96. Dr. Niall Muldoon: Ombudsman For Children In IrelandEpisode 96 has the Ombudsman for Children in Ireland Dr Niall Muldoon conversing with Fender Jackson. Niall has held this position since February 2015, and his work focuses on promoting and protecting the rights and welfare of children in Ireland. This interview is the latest link in ‘Muldoon’s Chain’. This interview is the latest link in ‘Muldoon’s Chain’, a series initiated through a conversation with Paul Muldoon on The Ireland Podcast.Conversation includes: interactions; Niall’s journey to his current role; interview tips; Chris Hadfield; the fixed maximum time of two terms (12 years); the genesis of the ombudsman...
2024-08-2158 min
Recording GalwayThe Bracing Waters and Moral Dangers of SalthillThis documentary was broadcast on Galway Bay FM on September 17, 2021 and was part of the online programme for Culture Night that year. It has interviews with Maude O'Donohoe and Jane Hogan who have fond memories of swimming at Salthill, Galway in the sixties. They reveal the rules that were in place at the behest of the local bishops in relation to where people could swim. Believing that men and women bathing together was an occasion of sin the bishops requested that bathing places be designated for men, ladies and families. Jane and Maude tell of one young...
2024-07-2815 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 168 - The Salthill BathsThis week on the Podcast this week Dick and Tom are talking about the salthill baths.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom or Dick please email us at oldgalwaydiary@advertiser.ie
2024-07-1713 min
The Ireland Podcast66. Anna Falkenau: Traditional Musician & ResearcherEpisode 66 is a conversation with musician and researcher, Anna Falkenau. Anna takes us through her personal journey from East Germany to the West of Ireland with a few musical performances along the way. The latter half of the interview focuses on her research into Traditional Irish Music - a must listen for anyone interested in the arc of the popularity of this jewell in Ireland’s crown.Conversation includes: introductions; growing up in East Germany; classical vs. trad bowing technique; the subtle details of playing trad; Orkney Islands; Cathal McConnell; Nuala Kennedy; learning by ear; ‘The Way...
2024-06-031h 12The Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 163 - Swimming in SalthillThis week on the Podcast this week Dick and Tom are talking about their memories of swimming in Salthill, Jimmy Cranney, Prom Swim and Blackjack dippers all get a mentionYou can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom or Dick please email us at oldgalwaydiary@advertiser.ie
2024-05-2216 min
The Ireland Podcast58. Paul Muldoon: PoetWhilst performing in Town Hall Theatre, Galway as part of 'Muldoon’s Picnic' with Poetry Ireland Paul Muldoon came to the studio to share his thoughts on poetry, poets and other matters. 'Muldoon's Picnic' is produced by Poetry Ireland and supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon and Arts Council of Northern Ireland.Conversation includes: introductions; Paul’s definition of a poet; Robert Frost; Wallace Stevens; craftspersonship in poetry; Chaucer; the makar and the troubadour; Wordsworth’s wise passiveness; the trouble Paul has with describing himself a poet; the best work being ahead of oneself...
2024-05-201h 04
The Second Captains PodcastEpisode 2933: The Leinster Express, The Pigeon, Salthill In the Sun, Adeleke Revs UpLeinster are going to London and before Eoin gave up on his buffering Wi-Fi it looked as if they were cruising. Instead, they somehow found themselves staring down the barrel of one of the great European Cup comebacks - no need to remind you of the other one..We chat through a huge day for Leinster and Irish sport with Shane Horgan and the BBC's Chris Jones.A happy Murph details his day in the Salthill Sun and we get ahead of ourselves in predicting just how many medals the Irish Athletics relay...
2024-05-0656 minSecond CaptainsEpisode 2933: The Leinster Express, The Pigeon, Salthill In the Sun, Adeleke Revs UpLeinster are going to London and before Eoin gave up on his buffering Wi-Fi it looked as if they were cruising. Instead, they somehow found themselves staring down the barrel of one of the great European Cup comebacks - no need to remind you of the other one..We chat through a huge day for Leinster and Irish sport with Shane Horgan and the BBC's Chris Jones.A happy Murph details his day in the Salthill Sun and we get ahead of ourselves in predicting just how many medals the Irish Athletics relay...
2024-05-0656 min
The Ireland Podcast41. Roisín Reddington & Lauren O’Donnell: All Ireland ChampionsEpisode 41 is a conversation which was published on The Galway Podcast between All Ireland football champions Roisín Reddington & Lauren O’Donnell with Fender Jackson.Conversation with our two youngest female guests where they discuss what it takes to become All Ireland champions. A truly inspirational conversation covering the early inspiration which motivated the girls getting into football,, life in England, Salthill Knocknacarra GAA, Roisín's grandfather Michael Duignan who used to play with Saint Michael’s GAA, the great O’Donnell football family, becoming All Ireland Winners, playing for Club and County, the different positions on the f...
2024-03-191h 02The Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 149 - Salthill ChurchIn this episode, Tom is about the history of Salthill Church.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom or Ronnie please email us at oldgalwaydiary@advertiser.ie
2024-02-1411 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 134 - Salthill ChangesIn this episode, Tom is looking at the history of SalthillYou can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom or Ronnie please email us at oldgalwaydiary@advertiser.ie
2023-10-1813 min
The Ireland Podcast1. Introduction: The Ireland PodcastLiam grills Fender Jackson from Salthillmedia.com about The Ireland Podcast. Salthill Media also produces The Galway Podcast. Find it on any podcast player or on Salthillmedia.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-10-0212 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 94 - Salthill and Galway Fox StoriesIn this episode, Tom is looking at old Salthill. Ronnie is still looking at stories from the country side in east Galway. You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2023-01-1133 min
The Maroon And White PodMoycullen vs Salthill-KnocknacarraCiaran McGrath and Tadgh O'Malley join Paul Shaughnessy to preview this weekend's county final between Moycullen and Salthill-Knocknacarra
2022-10-2837 min
The Hurling PodThe Hurling Pod With Skehill And Murphy | Episode 11 | The Salthill Shake | Clare Crush CorkOn Episode 11 of The Hurling Pod, former Galway keeper James Skehill and ex Kilkenny defender Paul Murphy joined Will O'Callaghan to discuss the handshake felt across the GAA world between Brian Cody and Henry Shefflin after the Tribesmen's win in Salthill.
They also looked at how Clare impressed in backing up their win against Tipperary with another Thurles triumph, this time against League finalists Cork.
There's a preview of this Sunday's meeting of Tipperary and Limerick and the lads answer your questions arising from the weekend.
2022-05-021h 38
The Long Hall Podcast - America's Irish VoicePOST MATCH INTERVIEW: New York Manager Johnny McGeeney & Selector Gareth BailieMichael interviews New York GAA Manager Johnny McGeeney & Selector Gareth Bailie after New York's loss to Salthill Knocknacarra at Gaelic Park Friday.Full Match Report - https://thelonghallpodcast.com/salthill-edge-new-york-seniors-in-gripping-sean-armstrong-cup-final/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-03-2507 min
The Wexford Hurling PodcastWexford continue to impress taking the points from Salthill - The Hurling Podcast with Fergal HealyWexford get the win and take the points against Galway as they continue to impress in the league but was there an element of shadow boxing in Salthill with the sides meeting again in the first round of the Leinster Championship. We chat with former Galway player and coach and current Galway minor manager, Fergal Healy, about the game and whether it will hold much weight come championship.
2022-03-021h 18
Panoramica (Highlights)Salthill Cycle Path with Mayor Colette ConnollyLast September, Galway City Councillors voted by 17 to 1 in favour of a temporary two-way cycle lane along the Salthill prom. After 4 hours of debate on Monday evening, the Councillors changed their minds and voted 13 to 4 to revoke plans for the temporary 3 km cycle route. Those who voted against the plan cited concerns of local businesses, schools, residents and emergency services.
Mayor and Councillor for Galway City Central, Colette Connolly, is one of the 4 Councillors who did not want to revoke the plans. Mayor Connolly joined Tom to give her reaction to the decision and talk about where t...
2022-02-1713 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 47 - Salthill Soccer & The Clifden RailroadIn this episode, Tom is still looking at the history soccer in Galway including the founding of the Salthill Crusaders in 1940 and a special exhibition match playing in the Galway Sportsground. Ronnie is looking at Clifden Railroad and the history of Shantalla Marble.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2022-01-2630 min
KCLR's Big Game LiveHurling : Salthill-Knocknacarra v Mooncoin, AIB GAA Hurling All-Ireland Junior Club Championship semi-final (23/01/22)We were live today for the clash of Salthill-Knocknacarra (Galway) and our own Mooncoin in the All-Ireland Junior Club Championship semi-final.On duty for KCLR in the TUS Gaelic Grounds is Adrian Ronan and Aidan (Taggy) Fogarty.Coverage is with thanks to Blanchfield's Centra Mooncoin
2022-01-231h 23The Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 35 - Salthill Hot Spots & The Haunting of An TaibhdhearcIn this episode, Tom looks at some old Salthill Hot Spots. While Ronnie was reminded of a local ghost story.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-10-2728 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 20 - Salthill in the 50's & Clare Sheridan comes home to GalwayIn this episode, Tom looks at the changing face of Salthill from the 1950's. Ronnie is finishing up his series on Clare Sheridan, in the final chapter of her life she retired to Galway and lived happily with family.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-07-1422 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 14 - The Amusements & Balfour's GiftIn this episode, Tom remembers the amusements in salthill and the time they were held in Fairlands. Ronnie is again looking at Arthur Balfour and his fans in Connemara. You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-06-0220 min
Salthill Devon FCEpisode 8Here are the best players we played against in our playing days; we really would like to hear all views!
2021-05-2814 min
Rupture RadioATR - The Palestinian Struggle w/ Rania MuharebThis week's episode is focused on recent developments in Palestine. Our guest is Rania Muhareb, a PhD researcher at the Irish Centre for Human Rights in Galway and consultant with the Palestinian human rights organisation Al-Haq.
Demos in Ireland:
Dublin: 2pm, The Spire
Belfast: 3pm, Customs House Square
Derry: 3pm, Free Derry Corner
Limerick:12.30pm, Bedford Row
Tralee: 1.30pm, The Square
Navan: 2pm, Kennedy Plaza
Newbridge: 2pm, Langton Cross
Celbridge: 11.30am, outside Castletown Gates
Maynooth: 1.30pm, The Square
Galway: 2pm, The Prom, Salthill
Waterford: 2pm, Jo...
2021-05-2140 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 11 - 100 Year Anniversary Of RIC Violence In Salthill & Clifden RailroadIn this episode, Tom is marking the 100 year anniversary of a violent RIC attack on an innocent men in Rileys Hotel in Salthill. Ronnie is looking out towards Clifden. He has been checking out Jim Deegan's Connemara train project and looking at the history of the Clifden Railway.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-05-1224 min
Salthill Devon FCEpisode 7, Salthill Devon - Our Roots in The VillageSalthill Devon's 'spiritual home' as it were, is firmly rooted in Salthill. That relationship is copper fastened today with 'The Village logo included on all the club's playing gear; while the Nipper Academy also sport the 'Blackrock Tower' on their training shirts.
Thank you to Chaosheng Zhang for the image
2021-05-0723 min
Celtic Ligers#109 Psycho, Indo, Sinn Féin, Crazy - Patreon TeaserThe Ligers talk about gatherings at Salthill, The Irish Independent somehow lowering the bar further and George Dubya Bush on Jimmy Kimmelwww.patreon.com/celticligers Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
2021-05-0101 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 09 - Salerno & Match Making in IrelandIn this episode, Tom is looking towards the 60th anniversary of Salerno school in salthill and their efforts to track down alumni. Ronnie is looking at the role of the matchmaker in Ireland 30's and 40's after reading Brigid Kavanagh's memoir In My Minds Eye.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-04-2721 min
Salthill Devon FCEpisode 6 Galway Utd's Best EverPete & Ollie sat down to offer their opinions on the best Galway United side they would have selected. An obviously impossible task, guaranteed to forget some worthy players and also agonise over 'toss up decisions'. We try to justify our selections (to ourselves!).
We do know however that there will be no shortage of opinions on who were the best Galway Utd players to date! We would love to hear you opinions; Who have been left out? who has been 'hard done by' - your opinion is a s valid as ours - enjoy t...
2021-04-1517 min
Advertiser.ieThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 06 - The Salthill Development Organisation & Roger CasementIn this episode, Tom discusses The Hanger Ballroom and the Salthill Development Organisation. Ronnie has been researching Roger Casement.
You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-04-0723 min
Salthill Devon FCEpisode 5 Best SDFC SquadsSalthill Devon is a club that has produced over 60 international players. Pete & Ollie offer their opinions of who would make 'their squads'. "When we got down to chatting about it - we realised what an impossible task it was" But, you will have your own opinions and we would love to hear them"! - Pete
Coming soon - our opinions on best players we played against in the Galway Leagued and the 'Best Galway United' squad we've seen - this might stimulate a bit of conversation!
2021-04-0725 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 06 - The Hanger Ballroom and the Salthill Development Organisation & Roger CasementIn this episode, Tom discusses The Hanger Ballroom and the Salthill Development Organisation. Ronnie has been researching Roger Casement.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-04-0623 min
Advertiser.ieThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 05 - William Street & de Valera's letters.In this episode, Ronnie briefly returns to Augustus John who came up last week. Tom discusses a photo of William street from 1904 and the old trams that used to connect Galway city to Salthill. Ronnie talks about Twain Island by way of Éamon de Valera and the letter he wrote his young wife while spending time on the island.
You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-03-3118 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 05 - William Street & de Valera's lettersIn this episode, Ronnie briefly returns to Augustus John. Tom discusses a photo of William street from 1904 and the old trams that used to connect Galway city to Salthill. Ronnie returns to Twain Island by way of Éamon de Valera and the letter he wrote his young wife while spending time on the island of Twain. You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway
2021-03-3118 minThe Old Galway DiaryThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 03 - The Salthill Pools & the Irish Language School in Taw-inIn this episode, Tom discusses ‘The Pools’ in Salthill and attempts to restore them to their former glory, while Ronnie describes the role played by Sir Roger Casement in securing an Irish speaking teacher for the school in Tawin, Co. Galway.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway:- The 'Pools' in Salthill: www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/1…ools-in-salthill- ‘Poor, brave, fighting little Tawin’ - wins major language battle: www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/1…-language-battle
2021-03-2822 minAdvertiser.ieThe Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 03 - The tidal Pools & the Irish Language School in TawinIn this episode, Tom discusses ‘The Pools’ in Salthill and attempts to restore them to their former glory, while Ronnie describes the role played by Sir Roger Casement in securing an Irish speaking teacher for the school in Tawin, Co. Galway.
You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway:
- The 'Pools' in Salthill: https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/120486/the-pools-in-salthill
- ‘Poor, brave, fighting little Tawin’ - wins major language battle: https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/120487/poor-brave-fighting-little-tawin-wins-major-language-battle
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2021-03-2522 min
Salthill Devon FCEpisode 4 - Salthill ParkIn Episode 4 Ollie & Pete muse over the early days of coaching in Salthill Park which was our place! Everything stemmed from there.
We hear from Jim Craddock about playing in Salthill Park in 1950's and subsequently from Mick 'Striker' Sweeney on the 70's & 80's.
Salthill Park was our spiritual home.
2021-03-2328 min
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2021-03-2153 min
Salthill Devon FCSalthill Devon Podcast Ep 3 - The InternationalsSalthill Devon have 60 + former or current players who have pulled on the green shirt. Pete & Ollie muse about what it means to us. They chat with Meábh DeBúrca who has forty senior caps to her name and has played professionally in the US, Sweden & Norway.
Most recently Meábh has played with Galway in WNL and coaches Salthill Devon's youngsters at Drom.
2021-03-1716 min
Heartbeat of IrelandSitting by the turf fire in the cottage, sipping a hot whiskey, chattin' into the wee hoursBefore I tell my fireside stories in O'Connor's bar in Salthill, I start by lighting the turf fire, using some 'cipins' (small wooden sticks) and peat briquettes, and slowly adding the bigger sods of turf as the fire begins to catch. The turf fire and the smell of burning peat has been a ubiquitous sensory reminder of growing up in, or visiting Ireland. That sweet smoky scent is onomatopoeic, instantly transporting one to a country farmhouse or a welcoming pub in Ireland. However the turf fire is under threat and will soon be just a memory as our government...
2021-03-0208 min
Heartbeat of IrelandIn for a penny, in for a pound, or is it a punt, or even a euro?Fifty years ago this month, Ireland adopted its very own currency for the first time, the Irish Punt, breaking the link to the Pound Sterling, and essentially going it alone, forging our new independent identity as a democratic republic, with our own central bank and our own money. Since that we have scrapped the new punt currency, abandoning it for the Euro currency, tied to the European Central Bank. Anyone over the age of sixty in this country is actually a mathematical genius!
I hope you are enjoying these stories, oh, and if you are, do...
2021-02-2305 min
Heartbeat of IrelandWhen the going gets tough, ask for Thomas O'Connor!O'Connors Famous Pub in Salthill, Galway, Ireland, is one of my favourite places for a pint, a friendly chat, and to listen to some live Irish music, but that's not the only boost for us all in this popular Salthill hostelry. Here in this story, I tell how in 1942, Thomas O'Connor, Snr, the Don of the O'Connor family, survived the crisis that was WWII, (we called it 'The Emergency'), and thrived in its aftermath.
Take heart if you own a business that is closed these days because of the Covid restrictions. There are better days ahead.
2021-02-2005 min
Heartbeat of IrelandLost the head!Are you losing your head over the Covid_19 lockdown restrictions? Spare a thought for poor King Charles I who really lost his head, in 1649. And there is a Galway connection, of course!
I hope you are enjoying these stories, oh, and if you are, do please share them with your friends and family. You can find more of my stories on this podcast, and on my website blog www.galwaywalks.com or on Facebook @walkingtoursofgalway and twitter/instagram @galwaywalks
I record these stories with Tom O'Connor of O'Connor's Bar, in Salthill, more commonly known...
2021-02-1904 min
Salthill Devon FCEpisode 2 - The FivesPete & Ollie chat with the 'Voice of the Fives' Brendan O'Shaughnessy or 'Shaughs' to everybody. This is an appetiser for what is likely to be many more visits to 'The Fives'!
2021-02-1812 min
Heartbeat of IrelandIn 531 AD, Saint Brendan discovered America, and nobody believed him!The story of Saint Brendan, or Brendan the Navigator, is fascinating and probably mostly true. He was a holy man from Dingle, in Kerry, who possibly was the first European to visit America and come back to tell the tale. And all this happened in 531 AD!
Think of Marco Polo, the first European to visit the Chinese court, and return! Well Brendan was anothe rsuch explorer. He was a pioneering monk, a great man for one man!
I hope you are enjoying these stories, oh, and if you are, do please share them with...
2021-02-1105 min
Salthill Devon FCSDFC Podcast Episode 1Pete Kelly & Ollie Daniels chat about Finbar Lillis, a Salthill Original' who recently passed away.
2021-02-1109 min
Heartbeat of IrelandCandlemas and Saint BlaiseIn Ireland February 2nd is Candlemas day, and February 3rd is St. Blaise day. Both are related to the arrival of Spring, the lengthening of the daylight hours, and the traditions surrounding having blessed candles in the house, not just for light, but for all sorts of celebrations and traditions.
I hope you are enjoying these stories, oh, and if you are, do please share them with your friends and family.
I record these stories with Tom O'Connor of O'Connor's Bar, in Salthill, more commonly known as 'O'Connor's Famous Bar, Salthill' because of its...
2021-02-0905 minHeartbeat of IrelandSuperbowl LV, an Irish success story.So many Irish left these shores with nothing but the clothes on their backs, and through their sacrifice, hard work and selflessness, provided a platform for their children and grand-children and generations more, to survive, to succeed, and to thrive. Tom Brady is one such beneficiary, carrying a rich mixture of resilient, nimble, clever Irish genes from the Lally, Coyne, Walsh, Buckley, Moore and of course Brady families from whom he is descended. Their decision to leave Ireland in the 19th century and seek a better life in America is specifically why today Tom Brady has a record 7 winning...
2021-02-0803 minHeartbeat of IrelandThe Lost Hooker - Episode 3 in the Heartbeat of Ireland Story seriesTruth is often stranger than fiction. Four men left Galway in their Hooker, to catch some herring. They ended up in New York, 3,000 miles away, were presumed dead, and eventually made their way home, penniless to Galway. The year was 1876. One of the men, Michael Moran had served in the Union Army and fought at Shenandoah, before returning to the Claddagh, vowing never to return... but the sea had other ideas!
"Psalm 107 : 23-31
They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters;
These see the works of...
2021-02-0407 minHeartbeat of IrelandMany Rivers To CrossIreland has literally thousands of rivers. We pass over them every day, mostly unnoticed. I was asked what is the river I had crossed over most often in my life, and it got me to thinking, and writing and telling a story that started in Galway, crossed to America and finished back in Barna, without getting my feet wet once... see what you think!
#Irish #Rivers #Bridges #Fishing #Galway #Ireland #HeartbeatofIreland
I hope you are enjoying these stories, oh, and if you are, do please share them with your friends and family.
I record these stories with Tom O'Connor of O...
2021-02-0309 minHeartbeat of IrelandHeartbeat of Ireland - Saint Bridget's day and Imbolc, the first day of SpringIn this story I talk about Ireland's female patron saint and how her feast day came to be the 1st of February. It's really a Celtic story of strong women.
I hope you are enjoying these stories, oh, and if you are, do please share them with your friends and family.
I record these stories with Tom O'Connor of O'Connor's Bar, in Salthill, more commonly known as 'O'Connor's Famous Bar, Salthill' because of its unique atmosphere, friendly welcome and amazing music each night!
You can find more of my stories on my website...
2021-02-0208 min
This is Community!Hoovering out your Brain - the mental health benefits of staying active. A conversation with Eoin O Donellan This week Ruth chats to local Salthill-based fitness instructor Eoin O'Donnellan on the mental health benefits of staying active and carving out some 'You Time' in the week. With a variety of group activities from choir singing to working out on the beach in Salthill, Eoin speaks about his passion for helping others stay active and engaged in their community. For more information on classes check out https://ubfitsports.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/UBFit.Galway Instagram - https://www.instagram.com...
2020-11-2323 min
The Second Captains PodcastEp 1900: Andy Moran & Oisin On Mayo's Connacht Title, Meath's Goals & Donegal's Level - 16/11/20It was a big weekend of Gaelic football, and we have the best punditry team in the business to pick over the bones of it this Monday, as Andy Moran and Oisin McConvillle are with us. We talk about Mayo's first Connacht title since 2015, why Croke Park might suit them better than Salthill in November, and why Donegal are still a bit short of the Dubs... we reckon. Plus there's Murph's ducks (and why they'd have drowned this weekend), Mickey Harte's decision to step away from Tyrone, and Ireland's goal drought.
2020-11-161h 02
The Maroon And White PodThe Backdoor Hurling Show with Former Galway senior hurler Alan KerinsAlan Kerins joins us on The Backdoor Hurling show talking about:
- The Charity work he does
- What it was like being a dual star in 2001
- What training was like under Ger Loughnane -
His club success with Clarinbridge and Salthill-Knocknacarra
- Why he felt the Galway senior hurlers didn't win an All-Ireland when he was playing
2020-11-1355 min
The Women's Hurling PodcastThe Monday Game Pt 4Once again we review every game of the championship with indepth tactical analysis from our expert panel. Rebecca Hennelly stole the show in Salthill while Beth Carton fired Waterford into the quarter finals.
We also look ahead to the massive quarter final clashes next weekend.
www.bourkesports.ie
2020-11-0900 minThe Women's Hurling PodcastThe Monday Game Pt 3Join the team for a comprehensive analysis of the weekends games and find out who is putting their hands up for a place on the Bourke Sports All-Star Team.
We look ahead to the crucial ties next weekend as Westmeath and Waterford fight it out for a quarter-final spot and old rivals Galway and Cork go head to head in Salthill.
www.bourkesports.ie
2020-11-0200 min
Lady TimeDalila Teixeira - Business Owner & Tree HuggerIn her early 30s Dalila's doctor told her she should have a hysterectomy. She tell's us how she navigated that very difficult journey with its surprising outcome.
If you happen to live in Galway City in the West of Ireland and you'd like your clothes or duvets to be lovingly washed, ironed & folded - drop down to Salthill Laundrette where Dalila runs a lovely little laundrette with her husband :-)
2020-10-1258 min
The Camping CrewEpisode 72 - Respectfully parking your arms and feetWelcome to The Camping Crew podcast with Aaron Burchael & Chris Byrne
This is meant to be a fun podcast, we are just enthusiasts and what we discuss on the podcast are just our own personal views.
News:
Did you watch the new program No place Like Home on RTE
Camper van owners hit back after criticism of overcrowding at local resorts. Listen back on the PodCasts section of the Ocean FM website
We discuss the Connacht Tribune Headline: Anger over illegal parking of camper vans in Salthill
Ov...
2020-08-1236 min
WarriorsAlan Kerins on crossing the Galway football/hurling divide and club glory.We're putting one of the great Galway dual GAA careers in the spotlight this week as Alan Kerins is our guest on Warriors, the GAA podcast for you The42 members.Alan's playing days were certainly interesting. He had a long spell in Galway hurling colours as they chased the Liam MacCarthy breakthrough, enjoyed a memorable experience as Galway lifted Sam Maguire in 2001 while he has the unique feat of All-Ireland club wins in different codes with Clarinbridge and Salthill-Knocknacarra.So we asked him to pick out his three favourite GAA matches and he talked through...
2020-05-2152 min
Strange Brew with gugai2004 : Strange Brew GuideHere’s the Strange Brew guide to 2004. Strange Brew was in its third year in the Warwick in Salthill, and has also began a weekly live club in the Róisín Dubh.
Featuring Franz Ferdinand, Autamata, Cathy Davey, The Go! Team, Of Montreal, Suburban Kids With Biblical Names, Dogs Die In Hot Cars, Modest Mouse, The Walkmen, Mark Lanegan, Rilo Kiley, Morrissey, Hot Chip, David Byrne, Windsor For The Derby, Jeff Martin, The National, Iron & Wine, The Postal Service, 66e, The Libertines, Interpol, The Redneck Manifesto, Rest, Waiting Room, PJ Harvey, Saul Williams, Arcade Fire & Jape.
#strangebrew #8radio #gugai #try8...
2020-05-081h 59
Laureate na nÓg#WE ARE THE POETS Poetry Jukebox #12: Meeting My Grandmother In Salthill by Emilie GallagherEmilie Gallagher is 16 years-old. She participated in a series of WE ARE THE POETS workshops with poet Elaine Feeney during a collaboration between Laureate na nÓg and the Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board as part of Galway 2020.
2020-04-2100 min
Only Our Rivers Run Free!Ophelia: I put my trust in St Theresa of Salthill!...........Ophelia the big storm of 2018 blew over the country like nothing else, even Theresa Mannion would have been stuck for words! Storms & Shakespeare, tragedy & pathos, ‘don’t make unnecessary journeys, don’t take risks on treacherous roads’!
2020-03-2611 min
Take Me With You Podcast(Ep. 56) Living as an Au Pair in Ireland with Jordan ConnerJordan lived in Galway, Ireland for a year as an Au Pair, where she lived with a family that she nannied for. Galway is a very musical city, with buscars everywhere! They have a big Halloween parade put on by the Macnus performers. Jordan describes the winding geography of this medieval city, going to Griffin’s Bakery, Coffeewerk + Press, and then walking over the Salthill Promenade. She shares about the cultural differences she noticed while living abroad! Wish You Were HereGuest:...
2019-11-251h 07
The GAA HourCathal Cregg interview, woeful Galway & Rossies v Salthill StewardsCathal Cregg interview, woeful Galway & Rossies v Salthill Stewards by SportsJOE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-06-171h 01
The GAA HourScrappy in Salthill, Davy being Davy & Kerry win a classicWooly and Brian take a look back at the weekend's hurling action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-05-2739 min
"On the Touchline" - Football/Soccer PodcastSeason 1: Episode 29: Matt Danaher, @MattDanaher, @SoccerPulseAppIn Episode 29 of #Onthetouchline, Jason Broadwater @SoccerCoachJB talks to Matt Danaher, @MattDanaher, the founder and creator of the @SoccerPulseApp
After a playing career that included playing in the USSF Development Academy, NCAA Division I for four years, Premier Development League for 3 years, and abroad for Salthill Devon F.C. in Ireland and FCA Darmstadt in Germany, Matt wanted to create an app that could be used by coaches and players to track how they were feeling on a daily basis.
When used correctly, SoccerPulse changes the way coaches prepare for sessions by making it...
2019-03-021h 11
GAA Sportsdesk on 103.2 Dublin City FMGAA Sportsdesk 13th February 2019GAA Sportsdesk with The Herald!
Jim Gavin (1:58) and Peter Keane (6: 45) reflect on Kerry's win over Dublin in the Allianz League in Tralee by 1-18 to 2-14
Brian Talty (10:03) gives us his view of the game, and the state of Division 1 after three rounds
Michael O'Grady (21:35) and Andy Cunningham (31:36) look ahead to Dublin's National Hurling League tie with Galway in Salthill on Sunday
Nigel McCarthy (42:18) reflects on the Dublin ladies footballers win over Tipperary in the Lidl National League
Brendan Cooper (50:56) looks ahead to this weekend's camogie double header at...
2019-02-1359 min
Gardeners' CornerRHS Wisley and Salthill GardensDavid Maxwell heads to the world famous RHS Garden Wisley in Surrey where he finds out about the important research and plant trials taking place. With curator Matthew Pottage he explores the exotic garden which was established in September 2017 and he heads to the national collection of Heathers where Peter Jones tells him why every garden should have one. Also in the programme, Helen Mark heads to Salthill Gardens near Mountcharles in County Donegal where Elizabeth Temple has created a beautiful walled garden over three decades.
2018-08-2541 minGardeners' CornerFrom Salthill Gardens in Co DonegalIn this week's Gardeners' Corner, Helen Mark, Brendan Little and Jim Bradley take the roadshow to the Garden Shed in beautiful Salthill Gardens, Mountcharles in Co. Donegal. Rhubarb and raspberries, lilies and leaf mould are just some of the questions put to the panel by members of Donegal Garden Society and also in the programme tips for the gardening week ahead.
2018-06-1641 min
Irish Examiner SportA step on Limerick's journey, Kerry 'chastened' and Dubs put paid to The Savage HungerJoy in Salthill, chastened in Croker! Anthony Daly and Mike Quirke review the GAA weekend with Larry Ryan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2018-03-1236 min
GAA on Off The BallHoran, Divilly preview Connacht El Classico in SalthillJames Horan and John Divilly preview the once more hotly anticipated Connacht championship clash ...
2017-06-0900 min
Strange Brew with gugaiStrange Brew : 2002I started the Strange Brew club night back in 2002 in the Warwick, Salthill, Galway. I thought it might be interesting, and, let's be honest, fun, to look back and try and remember what I was playing back in those days. I've limited this to songs that came out in 2002, not just what I was playing then, because that's WAY easier to figure out. Hope you enjoy it.
Strange Brew - indie beats, alternative rock and good vibrations from the past, the present and the not too distant future with gugai.
Every Thursday night at Róisín Dubh, Galway, Ireland an...
2017-06-062h 00
Best Possible Taste with Sharon Noonan31 March 2015 (Second Helpings Show)On this Second Helpings Best Possible Taste, enjoy the opportunity to hear again some of your favourite interviews from previous shows.Rachael Kealy reviews The Fisherman Seafood Bar & Grill in Salthill, Co Galway. Kenmare Foodie, Karen Coakley, provides details of her chicken tallegio recipe. Sinead Neiland from the Organic College in Co Limerick discusses seedlings and preparing to plant out.Ron Forrestal talks about wines to go with your dinner on Easter Sunday.Best Possible Taste is Ireland's longest running food and drink podcast. For more episodes and information, visit www.sharonnoonan.com Hosted on Acast. See acast...
2015-04-0154 min
Tom Rhodes Smart CampTodd BarryThe day we recorded this, it was brutally cold rain with heavy winds outside.
Todd Barry is a perennial force of continuous head busting comedy for many decades now. The fact that Todd grew up in Florida and that he is one of the most respected comedians to have ever have started out there makes him feel like he is a part of my extended family. As long as I have been around, Todd has been around. From the earliest Comedy Central and MTV comedy shows to all of the best comedy festivals world wide. ...
2014-12-121h 18Best Possible Taste with Sharon Noonan2 December 2014Rachael Kealy reviews the Fisherman Seafood Bar and Grill in Salthill.Dee Laffan provides advice on keeping the Christmas dinner warm and highlights some features in the Easyfood Christmas Annual.Sharon reports from the Eurotoques Young Chef of the Year 2014 Competition and talks to competitors John Fitzmaurice, Ian McHale, winner Matt Logan and Chapter One’s Ross Lewis.Best Possible Taste is Ireland's longest running food and drink podcast. For more episodes and information, visit www.sharonnoonan.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2014-12-0353 min
Tom Rhodes Smart CampRich HallRich Hall is to comedy what Johnny Cash is to country music.
The man is a living legend, having won Emmys for his writing for David Lettermen, was on SNL and Not Necessarily The News, he invented his own language with Snigglets and he won the grand prize at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2000.
For me personally, Rich Hall has been a great friend and someone I look up to who inspires me, especially with the amount of comedy ass he still kicks. Internationally respected and adored everywhere microphones are plugged in...
2014-11-121h 28Best Possible Taste with Sharon Noonan4 November 2014Rachael Kealy reviews the Black Cat in Salthill and the Cottage in Leitrim.Sharon talks to Simon Lamont about his TV3 show – The Lazy Chef.Wade Murphy visits the BPT studio to discuss his restaurant 1826 Adare and Eurotoques.Anne Cooney from Temple St Children’s University Hospital is on the phone to highlight the importance of their partnership with Tesco for the next 2 years.Best Possible Taste is Ireland's longest running food and drink podcast. For more episodes and information, visit www.sharonnoonan.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2014-11-0550 min
Tom Rhodes Smart CampReginald D. HunterThis episode was recorded in Galway, Ireland
I met Reginald D. Hunter many years ago in Manchester while hanging out with a group of comedians. It was before he became the comedy superstar that he is today. I liked him when we met so I have been cheering him on through the ensuing years when I saw him on countless British panel chat shows. Because he is from Georgia I felt Southern comedic pride watching him rise and it made me think that I knew him better than I actually did.
L...
2014-11-041h 26
The Mixes of DJ K-Tel PodcastDJ K-Tel Fall into WinterTrack Listing:
1) Blame You - Mecrab
2) Broken Blues - Skeewiff & Keith Nichols
3) Blueberry Hill - Boogie Belgique
4) Do You Know (Twelve's Remix) - Vincent Van Go Go
5) Talk To Me (Ft. Sena) - DJ Vadim
6) We Are We (ft. Sayuri) - Living Room
7) American Boy (Lounge Mix) - Purple Avenue
8) Bootylicious Elegance (Nesky Mashup) - Nesky
9) All I Wanna Do Is Bust It (Dj Sho-T Remix) - Mac Dre / Busta Rhymes
10) Salthill & Sugar - Mr Bird
11) Hard Swing Travellin Man (Panama Cardoon Remix) - Brenda Boykin
12) Average White Five (DC's Finest Remint) - Average White Band vs. Jurassic 5
13) Get You...
2012-11-122h 49
Mosquito Leg Chimpanzee : lost journal radioMLC11: salthillMosquito Leg Chimpanzee Episode 11.Music by:Altan "Sláinte Theilinn (A Health to Teelin)" from The Blue Idol
2008-11-0537 minMosquito Leg Chimpanzee : lost journal radioMLC3: ar an charraigMosquito Leg Chimpanzee Episode 3.Sitting on a rock facing the sea in Salthill, IrelandMusic by Bonnie "Prince" Billy: "Cold & Wet" from the album "The Letting Go".
2008-08-0637 min