John Murray
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Ireland's first celebrity chef Sean Kinsella
In studio with Miriam is award-winning chef & culinary historian, Mairtin Mac con Iomaire to talk about Ireland's well known chef, Sean Kinsella, who died this week aged 81.
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Legendary guitarist Brian May
Miriam's next guest is English musician, singer, songwriter & astrophysicist who achieved international fame as the guitarist of legendary rock band Queen. Brian May has written & performed some of the most recognisable anthems of all time with legendary band Queen & is officially the world’s second-greatest EVER guitarist.
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David McSavage with Miriam
David joins Miriam in studio to talk about The Savage Eye, comedy & his new film (a very small!) role in a movie to be filmed in Belfast next month with Ben Kingsley.
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Set Dancing benefits Parkinson's Disese
There is a wonderful picture in todays Irish Independent of a couple set dancing & what is more interesting is that new research indicates that Irish set dancing could be beneficial to people with Parkinson's Disease. Miriam is joined by Nora, who is one of those pictured in newspaper dancing with her husband Tom.
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Castlepalooza Festival
Castlepalooza festival. Last year was good…your response was phenomenal…. and there are ears upstairs still ringing from our day out at the festival. BUT … this year is going to be even better. That’s right folks, we’re inviting you again to send in your song – folk, techno, death metal, rock, and every other genre from Art Punk to Zulu Pop.
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Play - Box of Frogs
The play ‘Box of Frogs’ is currently on a nationwide tour. This follows a successful run in Dublin’s Smock Alley Theatre in November 2012. Then a sell out performance at the Mill Theatre in Dundrum as part of the First Fortnight arts festival. The play is sponsored by ‘See Change’,
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Glanbia new MD Siobhan Talbot
Forbes have just released a list of the ‘World’s Most Powerful Women in 2013’
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Pre-Loved Children's Clothing
Ever wondered what to do with that mountain of kid's clothers cluttering your drawers? Miriam's next guests Cathy Slattery of Twice Smitten & Fiona Quinn of Arís-Ireland, both run businesses built o reselling what they describe as 'pre-loved' childrens clothing..& other goods.
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Iron Woman - Marie Casey Breen
Wexford based Marie Casey Breen is 61 & heading to Austria shortly to compete in an Irionman Competition & planning to get a tattoo to prove it! Marie is in studo with Miriam to tell us why she is doing it.
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Rachael English's first novel
Miriam's next guest is very familiar to listeners, Rachael English, one of the bet known current affairs journalist has been a presenter on Morning Ireland for many years. Rachael is in studio to tell us about her first published novel, Going Back & what it was like writing a book for the first time.
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Praying for Good Weather for Farmers
As farmers are feeling a little bit disillusioned over the very bat wet weather we have had this year, such conditions have led station chiefs of Mid West Radio, Ballyhaunis, to broadcast a special Mass praying for better weather. On the line to Miriam this morning is Gerry Glennon, producer of the Mid Morning Show to tell us more.
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Making the Best Cup of Tea
Making a cup of tea is a casual affair for most people, tea-bag in cup, boiling water, milk, but for purists like Heston Blumenthal, one of the most creative chefs in the world, horrified at this process, invented a new machine to do the job. In studio with Miriam is Arthur Fitzpatrick, Tea Broker in Ireland.
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Irish Fashion Designer
Miriam's next guest is Joanna Hynes who has won plaudits for her daring & eye-catching fashion designs. Her fans include Jamelia, Jessie J, Sharon Corr & Daphne Guinness. Joanne says fashion is about newness & joins Miriam in studio this morning to talk about her career todate.
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Libya - Dr Fatima Hamroush
In September 2011, Dr Hamroush was requested by Libya’s interim rulers to establish a health office in Ireland to help treat those wounded in the overthrow of Gaddafi’s regime. She was subsequently asked to apply for the role of Health Minister in the new interim government
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German Documentary on Danny Healy-Rae
Kerry CC, Danny Healy-Rae has been campaigning for the relaxation of dring-driving laws for rural Ireland & is attracting international attention. German TV Spiegel have sent a crew to Kerry to make a documentary with Danny & joining Miriam on the line is TV Reporter Roman Lehberger.
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Shay Healy on the Eurovision
The Eurovision took place last Saturday in Sweden & unfortunately, Ireland finished last! Joining Miriam on the line is Eurovision veteran, Shay Healy.
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Ruairi McKiernan on Emmigration
Miriam's next guest social campaigner, Ruairi McKiernan, who says despite the appeal of living/working in Australia, he is committed to staying here, his dream of co-creating a new Ireland is much greater.
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Get Your Book Published
Here on the John Murray Show we are teaming up with the country's leading self-publishing services provider, Kazoo Independent Publishing Services, the RTE Guide
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Bishop Brendan Leahy
Miriam's first guest in studio is Bishop Brendan Leahy, who five weeks ago became the new Bishop of Limerick, talking about growing up, cooking & the Catholic Church.
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Gerry Stembridge's new novel
Miriam's next guest in studio is Irish writer, director & actor Gerry Stembridge. His new novel 'The Effect of Her', is set during the 70's, a time of huge change in Ireland & a very exciting time to grow up.
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Rugby's Brian O'Driscoll signs another year
It was the question that kept Irish rugby fans awake at night for the last few months & yesterday fans got the news that Brian will but there is one man worried with the news, RTE Rugby Analyst George Hook joins Miriam on the line this morning.
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Buddhist Meditation
Millions watched Ireland's Ryan Dolan take to the Eurovision stage in Malmo. After the show he revealed one of his secret weapons in the battle against nerves, was Buddhist meditation.
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Sexual Addiction
The Rutland Centre in Dublin has reported a 500% rise in the number of people seeking help for sexual addiction in the past four years. Miriam is joined in studio by Dr. Fiona Weldon, Clinical Director of the Rutland Centre.
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In honour of Donal Walsh -Dan Curnane
All the papers this morning carry poignant details of the funeral of 16 year old Donal Walsh. One picture in particular stands out, it is of a young man performing a funeral haka in Donal's honour. His name is Dan Curnane, a 2nd year student in CBS in Tralee & he joins Miriam on the line.
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Sports Fanaticism
To those of us with only a patchy interest in sports, the reaction of Man United fans earlier this week to the retirement of Alex Ferguson was pretty extraordinary & that emotional outpouring got us thinking about
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Finding Love later in Life
This morning we are going to talk about looking for love later in life. Joining Miriam this morning are a number of people who have been braving the dating game. On the line we have Rachel, from a studio in UK, Virginia Eade, in studio Mary Boyd & Michael Lynch & Daphne Henderson also joins us on the line this morning.
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Bone Marrow Disease
Miriam's next guest was diagnosed with a rare form of bone marrow cancer & while she is currently receiving treatment, the odds of her surviving this are sadly very slim. Joining Miriam is Bridget Megarry. www.thegatheringbook.ie
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Gossip - Good or Bad?
We all induge in it from time to time & it can appear to be a national pastime, but sometimes the damage gossip causes can be irreversible. In studio with Miriam is Bernadette Ryan, a counsellor.
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Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy
Angelina Jolie has written an article in the New York Times about facing breast cancer & the decision to have a double mastectomy because she carries the Braca 1 gene. In studio with Miriam, is author Emma Hannigan who also carries that same gene.
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Irish boys sing on Britain Got Talent
The tv talent show has over nine million viewers & last Saturday night all eyes were on two young Irish boys, Jack Duff & Cormac Connell, both from Navan who took to the stage. Jack & Cormac join Miriam, from their school St. Patick's, on the line this morning.
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Text & Talk
On average over a billion text messages are sent in Ireland over a month. In studio with Miriam is Feargal Murphy from the College of Arts & Celtic studies in UCD, to discuss the effect of text-speak on our language & whether we talk on the phone less?
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The Spark - a mother's story of nurturing genius
Miriams's next guests are Kristine Barnett & her 14 year old son Jake. Kristine wrote a book 'The Spark' when Jake showed a true spark of genius, wanting to balance that with as normal & healthy an upbringing as possible.
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The John Murray Show Underdogs
This morning Miriam reveals the two sports teams chosen as the teams we shall follow, both the ups & downs of their season between now & autumn. On the line is Pete Gilooly, 'The Joes' from Roscommon & Aidan Lenehan, 'The Wild Geese' club in Dublin.
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Colleen Nolan talks to Miriam about her sister Bernie
Joining Miriam on the line from the UK is a member of the famous Nolan Sisters, Colleen, to talk about how her sister Bernie is coping with the knowledge her cancer is incurable & how Colleen is focusing on Bernie's memoir Now and Forever, as her sister is too ill to promote it herself.
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Rip-off holidays - a little advice
Holidays can be a very expensive & some might leave you feeling ripped-off, so how can we avoid such nasty surprises? Miriam is joined in studio with seasoned traveller & writer Mary Russell.
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Potholes in Ireland
Joining Miriam this morning is a farmer from Tierworker, who is sick & tired of the potholes on his road, Maxy Barber is on the line & his also joined by Graham Fitzpatrick of www.potholes.ie & listener Naula Hayes.
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Living in Care in Ireland
It must be a very daunting life for any young children living in care & for so many right across the country it is a reality. This week the Ombudsmen for Children released a study on the Education of Children in Care, in Ireland.
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Road Rage
On the line this morning to Miriam is a member of well-known band The High Kings, Darren Holden. He tells Miriam about an incident that happened last Saturday morning when he & his five year old daughter were in their car on the way to her dance class.
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Sir Alex Resigns
On the line to Miriam to give his reaction to the news of Sir Alex Ferguson's resignation as Manchester United's Manager is former Ireland International & RTE Sports Analyst.
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Worldwide Receptionist Day
Today is receptionist day - dedicated to reflecting the importence & hard work of receptionists worldwide. Miriam is joined in studio by Deirdre McCabe, from Buswells in Dublin & on the line are Tracy McHugh, Ferrycarrig Hotel & Elaine Harkins, City Hotel in Derry.
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Tom Vaughan Lawlor
From season one to season three of the drama Love/Hate, one character grew in stature, from John Boy's henchman to top-of-the-heap King Nidge! Tom Vaughan Lawlor who plays the part of Nidge joins Miriam in studio this morning.
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Sir Alex
It is all over the newspapers today, the rumoured retirement of Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson. Joining Miriam on the line this morning is a Man United die-hard fan, Gerald Keane, solicitor.
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Young Ballet Dancer
Miriam's next guest in studio is a young man, who has a very busy summer ahead of him. Thirteen year old Gearóid Solan is going to the Royal Ballet Summer School for a week & also to the English National Ballet. Gearóid, described as Meath's Billy Elliot, is in studio with his father Ger.
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Suicide Figures
In April the Killarney Coroner's court heard six inquests in April, five were returned as suicide. Terrance Casey, is coroner for South & East Kerry joins Miriam on the line this morning & in studio is Geraldine Kennedy, whose only son died from suicide a weed after his 30th Birthday.
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YouTube Parking Sensation
A video of an unfortunate woman trying to part her car in a Belfast Street has now got over 3million hits. For 30 minutes the woman made several attempts to reverse her car in a car parking space & her efforts were captured by students who where wathcing in a house nearby. One of those students, Ciaran Shannon is on the line to Miriam.
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Sky Promo Quiz
This week on the show - we've celebrating the arrival of Sky Unlimited Broadband to Ireland by giving away bundles of prizes every single day on the show. Sky Broadband offers no download limits so you can upload, download & stream as much as you want & to celebrate its arrival to Ireland Sky have given us some great prizes to give-
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Risk Taking
Neil's next guest in studio has a rather odd title, Professor for the public understanding of Risk, at Cambridge University in the UK. David Spiegelhalter, is in Dublin to take part in the Risk Lab, organsied by the TCD's Science Gallery, running from this week until the middle of June.
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Rapid Reality Real Estate Tatoo
Joining Neil from the US is Anthony Lolli, CEO of Rapid Real Estate Brokers, to tell us about the tatooing of his employees!
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Michelle's visit to Moneygall
Moneygall, in Offaly played host to the biggest visit to Ireland in recent years the 44th President of the United States Of America Barack Obama. On that visit he said he would return, on the line to Neil this morning is distant relative Ollie Hayes on the latest news that Michelle Obama & her daughters may visit soon.
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Sky Promotion Best Guess Quiz
This week on the show - we've celebrating the arrival of Sky Unlimited Broadband to Ireland by giving away bundles of prizes every single day on the show. Sky Broadband offers no download limits so you can upload, download & stream as much as you want & to celebrate its arrival to Ireland Sky have given us some great prizes to give-
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Sing with the Sopranos as part of the John Murray Show...
Earlier this week our four finalists gathered the the NCH to meet the three sopranos & the orchestra.
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Heart Disease
The Irish Heart Foundation's Happy Heart Appeal takes place during the month of May. Joining Neil in studio is Michael McGinley, who loves golf, never drank or smoked, yet two years ago found himself having to undergo life-saving surgery.
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Whats Your Problem? - Boyfriend Conundrum
We bring you another conundrum this week, as our own John Bela Reilly spoke to a father who is wondering how involved he should get in his14 year old daughter's relationship.
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Laughter is the Best Medicine
This Sunday the Galway Harbour Hotel hosts Ireland's first Laughter Championship, in aid of Jigsaw. The charity event coincides with next month's Well Being in Ireland Conference which also takes place in Galway. Joining Neil on the line is Siobhan Kavanagh, NUI Galway student to tell us more.
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Sky Promotion Best Guess Quiz
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Sky Promotion Quiz
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Suzi Quatro Lifetime Achievement Award
A couple of weeks ago University of Limerick hosted a symposium on women & rock music. And while there are legions of very popular
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Àuthor John Boyne
Neil's first guest in studio this morning is John Boyne, author of several novels for both adults & children, The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, The Absolutist is here to talk about his latest book, This House is Haunted.
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Sky Promotion with John Murray
This week on the show – we’ve celebrating the arrival of Sky Unlimited Broadband to Ireland by giving away bundles of prizes every single day on the show. Sky Broadband offers no download limits so you can upload, download & stream as much as you want & to celebrate its arrival to Ireland
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Declutter Culprit Martin McQuade
This morning on the show our reporter Colm Flynn went along with declutter therapist from lifestylecoach.ie, Breda Stack, to the home of clutter culprit Martin McQuaid in Co. Meath, to see how Martin managed his decluttering.
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Tears & the emotions that make us cry
On Saturday many of you will have seen Munster player Ronan O'Gara wipe away tears from his eyes at the end of this team's defeat to Clermont Auvergne in the Heineken Cup semi-final. Has most of us may not want to admit to it, we all do it from time to time & Neil is joined in studio by scientist Niamh Shaw, to talk about why we cry.
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Emily Mulcahy - Confirmed in Rome
Two 12 year-olds yesterday were confirmed by the Pope at a ceremony in St Peter’s Square in Rome. Emily Mulcahy & Edmond Roche, both 12 years of age, proudly queued up with alongside 44 other children from around the world to be blessed by Pope Francis as part of the Year of Faith celebrations.
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Ferdia's Haircut
A Wicklow teenager will walk into a haidressing salon tomorrow in New Ross in Wexford for a radical makeover, but he has a good reason for doing so, to explain further, 13 year old Ferdia Walsh Peelo joins Neil on the line this morning.
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Treasurer of Victoria, Michael O'Brien
While Australia has become the focus for many young Irish people over the past few years as they leave in search of work, Neil is now joined this morning by an Irish man who has scaled the political ladder over there & is now looking after the finances of the state of Victoria in Australia.
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Mindfulness follow-up
At the beginning of the year we spoke to Tony Bates about his quest to live his life more mindfully in 2013. Many of you were captivated & inspired by Tony's story & a workshop on mindfullness was organised with Tony & a few or our listeners. Joining Neil in studio this morning is Tony Bates with one of his students, Grainne Bruce.
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Wedding Proposals
If you were watching PJ Gallagher on tv recently you would be forgiven for thinking his wedding proposal to his girlfriend was less than impresssive! If you identify with that & find it difficult to come up with a romantic & original way to propose, Neil's guest on the line Sam Sheppard, may be able to help you.
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Conundrum follow up - Gentle Parenting
We received a big reaction to our mother's dilemma played on yeterdays programme, with John Bela Reilly's latest conundrum. Neil reads a few examples of the responses we received from our listeners.
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Dublin's Spire
It is over 10 years since Dublin's landscape was changed forever & given a brand new, very shiny & very, very tall Spire! John Murray recently went to the Spire & met with engineer Michael O'Neill along with playwright & director Peter Sheridan.
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Singing with the three Sopranos
As the John Murray Show has joined forces with the RTE Symphony Orchestra & the three wonderful sopranos, Celine Byrne, Cara O'Sullivan & Regina Nathan, we offered four lucky listeners a chance to sing on stage with the sopranos. Joining Neil are Lori Melia, Sean O'Mara, Padraig Connaughton & Wendy Thibault.
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Scrubs Tweeter
Zach Braff, who plays JD in Scrubs, the US TV comedy set in the fictional 'Sacred Heart Hospital'. Following an announcement Zach made on twitter, little did he realise that he was opening himself up to a whole new world of Irish Slang! Joining Neil on the line to tell us more is Ciara Featherson.
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Sporting Underdogs
We are now accepting applications for our 'Sporting Underdogs' programme, where The John Murray Show chooses to get behind a small sports club which is, shall we say, under-achieving in its field. Joining Neil this morning are Adrian Twomey from La Laoch Dall Archery Club & Aidan Lenehan, co manager of the Wild Geese GAA Club in Dublin.
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Clutter Clear Out - May 1st
Earlier we put a callout asking our listeners to get in touch if you needed attics, bedrooms, garden sheds etc. decluttered. Following the response from our listeners last week Neil is joined on the line this morning by Aisling Matthews, St. Vincent de Paul, auctioneer George F Mealy & Paddy Byrne, NCBI.
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Whats your Problem? Gentle Parenting counudrum
John Bela Reilly brings us another conundrum as he dispatche himself to the streets. We ask our listeners to respond to the speaker's dilemma & suggest what action they think they should take.
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Helen Kavanagh & Anthony McLoughlin
This morning joining Neil in studio are Helen Kavanagh & Anthony McLoughlin who have a photo of themselves with their beautiful 8 month old baby girl. Helen is here to reveal the difficult pregnancy she had & how at 21 weeks a scan revealed twins. Dr. Adrienne Foran, Consultant Neonatologist, Rotunda Hospital is also in studio.
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Brian Finnegan
This morning Shay's guest in studio is author Brian Finnegan, who is here to talk about his new novel 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' & how he found himself in the situation 14 years ago, where he had to come out to his 9 year old son.
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Sporting Underdogs
Last week we launched a search for this year's John Murray Show Sporting Underdog Teams. This morning joining Shay on the line is Peter Gillooly, to talk about his local GAA club, St Josephs (The Joe's) from county Roscommon.
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Shane & Finian's bet
There is an ongoing gambling competition on Twitter which caught our eye between a somewhat unlikely pair, TDs Finian McGrath & Shane Ross on how they're taking money off each other, backing on soccer & other results!
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Oliver's sketch - government & rejection of Croke Park...
This morning we find out what the Taoiseach (aka Oliver Callan) plans to do following the dramatic rejection of the Croke Park Agreement by public service unions.
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Kenny with Michael Ford
Kenny Heffernan is 11 years old & comes from Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Apart from PE, music, drama Kenny loves a series of books called Beast Quest, which are all about quests & adventures. Michael Ford is the Editor of the Beast Quest series & he knows all about the author Adam Blade. Kenny speaks to Michael on the line from the UK.
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Izzy with Ciaran McMahon, Dublin Zoo
Ten year old Izzy O'Flaherty Stewart is from Clontarf & she loves science & nature, singing & acting & this morning in studio Izzy has the opportunity of interviewing Dublin Zoo team leader, Ciaran McMahon.
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Fionn & Packie Bonner
Fionn Hamill is a 12 year old from Enniskillen & writes a very entertaining blog called autistic & proud, is here to this morning to interview his favourite goalkeeper ever, Packie Bonner.
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John introduces his junior co-presenters
To celebrate the re-launch of RTEjnr on tv & digital radio, John has invited three younger listeners in today to help out, as this is RTE's Tots, Tweens & Teens Week!
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Cults & Celebrities
Following the recent news that Peaches Geldof, daughter of Sir Bob, has apparently joined a cult, our colleague Zbyszek Zalinski joins John in studio to take a look at why some celebrities seek spiritual enlightenment by joining rather curious organizations.
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Sporting Underdogs
Yesterday we launched our search for sporting underdogs so we can follow the fortunes of a struggling but ambitious club or team, from all sporting codes, to make an impression in its league or championship in 2013. Joining John on the line is Rory Kavanagh, who is captain of the Irish Mixed Ultimate Frisbee Team!
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A Dad's Life - Adam Brophy
Adam Brophy began a column in the Irish Times seven years ago, called A Dad's Life & this week he has called a halt. This morning Adam joins John from our Cork studio.
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Conundrum - wife asking husband's opinion on her attire!
It's been a couple of weeks since we brought you a conundrum & this morning John Bela Reilly took to the streets & tracked down a man whose dilemma is one many of us men will identify with.
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The John Murray Show Underdogs
This morning we launch our search for sporting underdogs, to follow the fortunes of a club or team as it seeks to make a stir in its league or championshiop in 2013. Joining John on the line now is former chairman of Tinryland GAA, Michael Murphy.
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Laois Walk in Cullahill
The John Murray Walk took place last Sunday in the county of Laois in Cullahill.
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Ireland's new lotto winner
On Monday we spoke to former Lotto winners on whether their life had changed or not, well we are delighted to be joined now by the country's latest lotto winner, Ger Hand, who has scooped 1.25 million!
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Unusual Fines
Yesterday we heard about the Chicago woman who racked up a 105 thousand dollar car parking fine & some of you got in touch with your own stories of unusual fines. On the line to John is Michele Buckley to tell us about her fine for beeping the horn!
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Retail Theft
People are stealing from shops like never before, that’s what new figures are showing.
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Is Idle Nature down to Genes
Early studies at the Univeristy of Missiouri on rats in cages reveals that there could be genetic predisposition to being bone idle or being constantly on the go & this could relate to humans too! Joining John for a discussion is Francis Brenna, owner of Park Hotel in Kenmare & from Cork studio Pat Fitzpatrick, journalist.
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Former Lottery winners
In the throes of financial worries, many people might lapse into a dream of how life would be easier if they could just win the lottery but what is the optimum amount to win & does winning make you any happier in the long run? Well, we’re going to find out, from three former lottery winners,
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Life Through Screens
So can we still enjoy the moment without recording it or is the urge to document our lives with the digital devices too strong? Joining John in studio to discuss are Karlin Lilington, Irish Times technology correspondent & Eamonn Barrett, guitarist from Royseven.
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Postman Bernard McGrath
This morning all across the country , postmen do their rounds & joining John on the line is one of those postmen, Bernard McGrath from Skerries to tell us a little about his life, work & how he found love!
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Three Sopranos plus listeners who would like to sing on...
Joining us on the line now are some of our listeners who would like a chance to sing with our 3 sopranos as part of the John Murray Show Shummer Tour
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Cullahill Walk this Sunday April 14th
It is just two days until our big outing to Cullahill, Co. Laois & a few of you were asking what to wear, so who better to give us a special forecast is Laois's most famous daughter, Evelyn Cusack from Met Eireann. Also on the line is one of the two local farmers,
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The John Murray Show Three Sopranos Summer Tour
This morning we bring news of a first ever tour as the show joins forces with the RTE Symphony Orchestra & our three wonderful sopranos, Celine Byrne, Cara O'Sullivan & Regina Nathan, who join John in studio this morning.
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Disconnecting from the Internet
Yesterday author Kevin Barry told us that in order to get some work done, he & his wife lock their internet devices in their car, in order to get some writing done. Joining John in studio this morning is our colleague Zbyszek Zalinski
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De-clutter Clinic follow up
Yesterday we spoke to people living with clutter & of the stress it causes, from Kerry, to Sligo to Meath. This morning two more listeners join John on the line with advice on decluttering, Deirdre O'Kane & Carol Murphy.
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Leanne McDowell & Jay Bourke
Restaurateur Jay Bourke was in studio on Monday to talk about plans for his Eden Restaurant. A former employee, Leanne McDowell contacted the show because she was unhappy with Jay Bourke's comments on the extent of his debts & Leanne came in yesterday to tell us her story. .
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Jordan Casey 13 year old Tech Entrepreneur
A couple of weeks ago we heard about the 17 yr old who sold his app to Yahoo for 17 million pounds! Closer to home, a student in the De La Salle College, in Waterford, 13 yr old Jordan Casey is on the line to John to tell us he already has three games available for download in Apple's iTunes store!
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Publican Gerard Mellett's attack horror
What would you do if you are a publican & you hear a break-in happening in your premises after closing time? This was a decision facing Gerry Mellett, owner of the Ardattin Inn, in Tullow & he joins John on the line to tell us about his attack horror.
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Author Kevin Barry
The shortlist for the 2013 Intl Dublin Literary Award IMPAC was announced yesterday & there is one Irish name on it, author Kevin Barry. Kevin joins John on the line this morning.
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De-cluttering Clinic
Yesterday we put a callout asking you to get in touch if you needed those attics, bedrooms, gardensheds etc. decluttered! Joining John from our Limerick studio is Breda Stack, Declutter Therapist with advice for our listeners, Anne, Becca, Martin & Gemma.
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Gay Introduction Agency
Finding a partner is not easy & more often we look on-line, true for both straight & gay people, but Denise & Paul Sheridan decided to go back to the more old fashioned wasy of finding love, setting up an introduction agency for gay people. We are also joined by PJ Murphy, who signed up for this agency called Elegant Duo.
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Social Class in UK & Ireland
Margaret Thatcher was the daughter of a shopkeeper, who rose to power with her unshakeable self-belief, her political message you can believe anything you want in life, but you have to work for it. In studio with John is historian Diarmaid Ferriter to talk about the class system.
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Reflections on Margaret Thatcher
Hearing the news yesterday about the death of Margaret Thatcher, one of the first images coming to mind was the extraordinary portrayal on the tv sattire programme, Spitting Image. Joining John from a studio in London is the man behind that programme, John Lloyd.
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Eden Restaurant owner Jay Bourke
Those of you lucky enought to have been in Temple Bar Dublin recently would have noticed that one restaurant in particular, is offering meals at half-price, entrepreneur Jay Bourke is in studio with John to explain why.
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Debt-Restructuring Service
With the levels of debt soaring, many people find themselves in trouble with the banks & for many facing difficulties it is not always easy to engage with the banks to sort out the problems. In studio with John this morning is Nick Leeson & Conor Devine
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Sir Gerry Robinson & his wife Heather
John's next guests from our studio in Foyle is Sir Gerry Robinson & his wife Heather. Sir Gerry would probably be best known to us as the man whoa has single-handedly tried to sort out the Health Service in Britain. This morning they joing John to talk about a personal story.
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Sinead O Connor photo sting!
Joining John on the line is Sinead O'Connor to talk about high-speed car chases, wigs & photo stings!
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Brian Cody & heart surgery
As you may have heard in earlier new, Kilkenny hurling manager, Brian Cody has undergone heart surgery, joining John on the line this morning is Kilkenny's Eddie Keher.
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Heartless thieves wreck Bread Van
Seamus Hyland from Newport, Co Mayo was on his last run, when his bright yellow Brennan's Bread Van was stolen & destroyed just hours before he was due to retire. As Seamus is an agent, the van belongs to him & he tells John this morning that he will face the expense of losing it.
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Dr. Temple Grandin
Irish Society for Autism is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year & one of the speakers at the anniversary conference is Dr. Temple Grandin – described as one the most famous autistic women on Earth & a person who revolutionized animal welfare.
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Womens Weightlifting
Tomorrow marks the first ever Women’s Weightlifting tournament to be held in this country. Between twenty & thirty of the country’s strongest women will compete in Cross Fit West Dublin, in Cellbridge. Joining John in studio are two of them, Alex Craig & Sinead Ryan with their coach Harry Leech.
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Motor Neurone Disease Research
John is joined in studio by Professor Orla Hardiman, a consultant neurologist, who has been leading the way into researching MND in Ireland. The last time John spoke to Orla was last year when she told us about a clinical trial that was underway. It has now been concluded & Prof Hardiman tells us of the findings.
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Phone from Home downunder
A box of goodies sent to daughter in Australia contained at least one unexpected item. To learn a little more about this intriguint story on the line to John are Marie Ryan in Borris & daughter Sinead in Brisbane.
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Kerry filmmaker Gerard Barrett
Pilgrim Hill was the 'buzz movie' of Galway Film Fleadh in 2012. Gerard Barrett's debut feature saw the Co. Kerry filmmaker walk away with the Bingham Ray New Talent Award & Gerard joins John in studio.
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What's Your Problem - Dog for elderly parent conundrum
In the last couple of weeks we have played you a piece of tape featuring people we met on the street with conundrums & this morning John Bela Reilly has another one for you.
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Chat & music with Eamon Keane
It is nearly three years since John's next guest resigned as the anchor of the lunchtime radio show on Newstalk 106. He says he has now returned to his first love, the piano & in studio Eamon Keane joins us for a chat & performance.
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Christy Dignam - lead singer of Aslan
Joining John this morning from Beaumount Hospital is lead singer Christy Dignam, who talks to John about his life, having cancer & the changed man he is now.
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Winning the Irish Grand National
On the line to John now, are sisters Irene Neale & Helen Murtagh, who watched their 50-1 outsider, Liberty Counsel, romp home yesterday in the Irish Grand National.
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Interview Nightmares
Everyone remembers a job interview they would rather forget & for the next few minutes we are going to wallow in embarrassing job interview stories with Mary Hanson, HR Consultant.
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UK The Voice - Andrea Begley
Joining John on the line this morning is Andrea Begley, whose rendition of the Sarah McLachlan hit 'Angel' won her praise from the judges on the UK.s The Voice, on Saturday night. Andrea, from Co Tyrone, tells us about her experience.
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Homage to Slow Sets
We heard last week that an online petition demanding the return to the Irish Dance Floors of The Slow Set has been set up! Here on this morning's programme we bring you some happy memories of slow sets as John is joined in studio by actor, author
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Operation Transformation goes Global!
John's next guest in studio is Philip Kampf, to talk about how Operation Transformation has gone into production in the Netherlands, called Let's Get Fit & joining us on the line also is the host of the programme, Dina Tersago.
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Anne Marie Scully -IVF & Leaning In
Lots of people are criticising Sheryl Sandberg, the Facebook head-honcho who suggests that prospective mothers should LEAN IN, work harder, resist the urge to take a back seat career-wise, even though their body clock might urge them to do otherwise. John's next guest in studio is Anne Marie Scully.
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The John Murray Show Walking Club - April 14th
As usual we have had a huge response to our call-out from towns & villages to host our walking club. Our next outing is Sunday fortnight 14th April & joining us on the line is Michael Phelan, Cullahill, Co. Loais, which is where the walk takes place.
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Good Friday Peace Agreement -Tony Blair
We will always associate Good Friday with the Peace Agreement reached by the political parties in Northern Ireland. It is 15 years now since the Good Friday Agreement was signed off & joining John on the line this morning, who was British Prime Minister at the time, Tony Blair.
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Pastor Noel Kenny
John's guest in studio is Pastor Noe Kenny of the Liberty Pentecostal Church, to talk about Easter, the Liberty Pentecostal Church & their planned services over the weekend.
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Dublin Zoo
We welcome you to a very chilly Dublin Zoo this morning. As the TV series 'The Zoo' in association with the EBS, returns tonight at 7pm on RTE One, we will be finding out about the changes in the Zoo since our last visit.
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20th Anniversary since disappearance of American student
It is one of those missing persons cases that stays with us, American student Annie McCarrig disappeared this week 20 years ago. John's next guest in studio is the man who led the investigation into her disappearance, retired Assistant Commissioner, Martin Donnellan.
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World's Least Friendly Countries
A report from the World Economic Forum looked at 140 countries & assessed their competitiveness in travel & tourism. In studio with John this morning is global nomad & tireless traveller, Manchn Magan to talk about the least welcoming countries in the world.
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Angler finds man's wedding ring
In Februray 2012, Pat O'Flaherty found a man's wedding ring while fishing, his picture is in this morning's Irish Examiner, he plans to sell it, with the proceeds to go to a charity. Pat joins John on the line from Cork.
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Carmen Cullen (niece of singer Delia Murphy)
On the programme last week we heard from Jacqueline Nolan who found out three years ago, that her mother had had a son before she was married. Jacqueline was eventually reunited with her half-brother. Following this interview there was a great response from listeners, including John's next guest in studio, Carmen Cullen.
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Inisfree & Barry Edgar Pilcher
In January we spoke to Barry Edgar Pilcher, the sole occupant of the island of Inisfree, off Donegal, when he revealed he was finally leaving the island after 20 years. Barry returned to the UK, here he joins John on the line with an update how he is getting on. Barry's wife Eve also joins John on the line.
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The longest winter -Weather in March
This time last year we were tanning ourselves in the glory of 20 degrees sunshine! This morning we were fishing out the long-johns for another outing of what feels like the longest winter ever! Met Eireann's Evelyn Cusack joins John on the line.
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Colin & Wendy Parry, parents of Tim Parry
It seems cruel to single out individual moments from the Northern Troubles that provoked new levels of outrage, but the IRA's Warington Bomings did exactly that. Joining John from a studio in Manchester, are Colin & Wendy Parry, whose 12 year old son, Tim was killed in the bombings. Johnathan Ball who was 3 years old, was also killed.
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Learning a new skill - Swimming update
We catch up our group of our listeners, Maeve, Bernie & Mary who had contacted us last September to learn a new skill, how to swim. We paired them up with a swimming instructor Evelyn McFadden & they are ready to dive into the deep end! Here is how they got on at Marian College swimming pool in Dublin yesterday.
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Actor Adrian Dunbar - Brian Freil's play Translations
Neil's next guest is actor Adrian Dunbar, best known for his roles in The Crying Game, My Left Foot & Hear My Song. Adrian joins us from London studio & talks about his latest role as director of Brian Friel's play Translations, which begins in the Gaiety next week.
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Airplane Etiquette
Yesterday we asked you to help us compile a list of the most annoying passenger behaviour you’ve encountered while on flights! In studio with Neil are two experts in etiquette & in air travel, Tina Koumarianos from Image Magazine (also a licensed pilot) & Brenda Hyland Beirne is an etiquette consultant at BK-Inniu (was once an air hostess).
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Unidentified Woman gave a tip as to who the new Pope...
A story in this morning Examiner reads 'a bookmaker was left looking to the heavens after customers in a bar in the Kingdom relieved him of six thousand euro in a flutter on the new pope!' On the line to Neil is Gavin O'Donoghue, Killarney Speakeasy Bar.
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My Brother, My Mother
Neil's next guest is an Irishwoman working & living in Holland, who, a few years ago, came to learn things about her family past which would shock & shake her to the core. Jacqueline Nolan joins us from a studio in Amsterdam.
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Boxing Conundrum Follow up
Yesterday we played a tape of a concerned parent with a conundrum about his son & boxing. Joining Neil on the line this morning, along with concerned parent Philip, we have views of some of our listeners to the show, Jim, Mel & Ciaran.
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The One Million Stg Package Holiday
A new holiday package from a London travel agent, Hurlingham Travel has an unusual holiday package, which takes in visits to all 962 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, at of cost of almost one million sterling! Joining Neil on the line is Andrew Barker from London.
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History of Zombies through movies
Whether it is on film, Warm Bodies or a tv series, The Walking Dead, you may see Zombies, defined as a corpse revived by withcraft in certain African & Caribbbean religions. Joining Neil from a studio in Manchester, Sorcha NiFhlainn, a horror theorist at UCD & Manchester Metropolitan University, to tell us more.
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Working from Home v Working from Office
Yahoo Chief Executive, Marissa Mayer, has caused outrage by ordering all employees back to the office, irrespective if they have children at home or not. Is her decision bad for business, to debate in studio are Bobby Kerr, Insomnia Coffee, Tom O'Connor, Version 1, IT Consultancy & on the line are Tom Fitzgerald, MD Bard na nGleann.
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Canadian Andrew Bourke's internet story
The internet & social media gets a lot of criticism from time to time for bringing out our more negative side, but on the line this morning from Canada is Andrew Bourke from Halifax, with an Irish connection, to tell us a story about how he brought an unusual request to the Reddit community over St. Patrick's weekend.
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What's Your Problem - Boxing Conundrum
Yesterday morning we played a piece of tape with a concerned parent with a conundrum. We have on the line to Neil, listeners views with AGAINST, Maura from Wicklow & PRO-BOXING, Patricia from Westport & John from Galway.
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Storyteller Aideen McBride
If you mention the 'seanch' or storyteller, you might think of a bearded old man with tales of old Ireland, but not in this case as in studio with Neil is a young woman from Carlow who makes a living from storytelling, Aideen McBride.
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Scientific / Pseudo facts
Neil's guest in studio is Paul O'Donoghue, a clinical psychologist & founder member of the Irish Skeptics Society. Paul looks at articles that read out as scientific facts, which just might be reasonable & true, but they are not...they are called pseudo facts & he is in studio to warn us about them!
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TV Diagnosis - Jim Daly, Cork West TD
When you are on TV, someone always comments on your appearance & there is one man who is seriously grateful for that this morning, on the line to Neil is TD Jim Daly to tell us why.
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What's Your Problem - Boxing Conundrum
In the last number of weeks, we have played you a piece of tape featuring people we met on the streets with a conundrum. John Bela Reilly brings you another one this morning & we ask our listeners for their views.
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Irish Womens Rugby win Six Nations & Grand Slam!
The Irish Womens Rugby team beat Italy on Saint Patricks Day, in Milan, winning the Six Nations & Grand Slam! They received a lovely welcome at Dublin Airport yesterday & joining Neil on the line are Niamh Kavanagh & Fiona Coughlan, captain.
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Cheltenham Winner - Brian Bunyan
As the atmosphere at Cheltenham Festival will be reaching its climax with the Gold Cup today, you may recall John spoke to Kildare man Brian Bunyan, who got back in the saddle after 25 years, for the horse riding experience of a lifetime.
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Social Media after Death
Did you ever wonder what happens to your email, Twitter or Facebook accounts when you die? Well, you’re about to find out! Damien McCallig is writing a PhD on the subject at NUI Galway & is in studio with Brendan & we are also joined from the East Coast of America, by Democrat Peter Sullivan, New Hampshire House of Representatives.
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Gypsy Weddings - Dressmaker Thelma Madine
Brendan is joined on the line by Thelma Madine, best known for her outrageous & over the top wedding dresses. Some of you may know her from Ch4 - My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding. Thelma's book 'Tales of a Dressmaker' is available now.
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Dumb Online Questions asked about Ireland
Brendan's first guest this morning is Aidan Kelly from WorldIrish.com - the online Irish Network - in studio this morning to take a look at the 'daftest' questions asked about Ireland on the internet.
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What's Your Problem - Conundrum - reconnecting with an...
Last week, we heard from a man who had re-connected with an old friend & wondered whether he should continue with that friendship. John reads out the views of some of our listeners.
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There's Something About Patrick presented by Neil...
Johns's next guest in studio is Neil Delamere to talk about his latest assignment, a tv documentary titled 'There's Something About Patrick' on RTE One tonight at 10.15pm, which explores the myths around our patron saint.
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Pope Francis is the first Jesuit Pope
A shy looking Jorge Mario Bergoglio from Argentina has been thrust into the limelight as our new Pope & is the first Jesuit Pope in the church's 2000 year history. Joining John on the line is Paul Brady, philosopher & academic, also educated by the Jesuits, to tell us what 'Jesuitical' means.
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Near Death Visions, author Colm Keane
The question whether someone can experience a deathbed vision is a divisive one, dismissed as hallucinations or wishful thinking. John's next guest is Colm Keane, who has spent the last few years dwelling on this contentious subject. His new book 'We'll Meet Again - Irish Deathbed visions' is due out at the end of this week.
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PayPal & Irish graduates
Joining John on the line this morning, is Vice President of Global Operations for EMEA, Louise Phelan, who runs the Irish arm of PayPal, on the attitude of some young graduates when they get a job.
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Along the River Dodder with Victoria White
John meets up with Victoria White to walk along the Beaver Row section of the Dodder River in Dublin. Victoria cycles & walks along the Dodder as she lives close by, but while being a natural amenity, the river & its banks have become something of a dumping ground.
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Gambling with Declan Lynch of Sunday Independent
John's guest is Declan Lynch, is in studio this morning to discuss gambling & how with so many new & different methods which offer thousands of other possibilities to what was in the past. The more betting you can take part in, the more chances of losing money.
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Stockton's Wing Live in Studio
Stockton's Wing in studio to play some music, some reminiscences and chat about their upcoming concert in the National Concert Hall on St Patrick's Day. Pat Shortt joins the conversation by phone.
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Fionn Hamill
Fionn is a 12-year-old boy with Asperger’s Syndrome. He lives in Enniskillen with his Mother Helen, Father Jimmy, two brothers Caoilte and Owen and sister Cora... He publishes a blog with regular updates about his life... autisticandproud.wordpress.com.
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David Bowie Day, Part 2
The rest of the show, podcast without music. Legally we cannot podcast music.
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David Bowie Day, Part 1
Interviews with BP Fallon, Eoin Devereux and Gerry Leonard to celebrate the release of David Bowie's new album, The Next Day. The show is podcast without music as legally we cannot podcast music.
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The Commitments
Live Auditions
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The Speech
Is there a particular iconic speech that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end? This Saturday, three secondary school students will go head-to-head in a competition delivering their favourite famous speech. The three finalists in studio.
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Mars v The Moon
Kevin Nolan from Tallaght IT and a representative of The Planetary Society for Ireland and Norah Patten, Chair of Space Management & Business Dept in University of Limerick talk to Neil about people visiting the planet.
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Invisible Women
The discussion continues from yesterday. How women of a certain age feel invisible. We get a male and female perspective.
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Donal Og Cusack and Michael Barron introduce the Stand...
Cork hurler Dnal g Cusack and Michael Barron in studio to introduce the Stand Up campaign. Michael is the CEO of Belong To – providing youth services for Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people... and Dnal g is an ambassador for the Campaign...
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Brian Bunyan: Banker Rides a Race at Cheltenham
Brian Bunyan, Director in the Financial Markets Division of Standard Chartered Bank in London. Brian is riding the race for charity - in aid of Cancer Research. It’s the ‘St Patrick’s Derby’ taking place on Thursday 14 March. The day is officially known as ‘St Patrick’s Thursday’. It’s the third year the race has been running.
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Women in their late 40s Become Invisible
How women feel ignored and invisible once they hit their late 40s. 4 women give their experiences to John on air.
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Invisible Women
A new play called Payback is currently running in Bewley’s in Dublin’s Grafton Street. It’s about the phenomenon reported by women that when they hit middle age they become invisible to society!
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Comedy Central is Celebrating its 25th Anniversary
Comedy Cellar at the International Bar in Wicklow Street in Dublin was set up in 1988 by Ardal O’Hanlon, Kevin Gildea, Barry Murphy with Dermot Carmody and has been there ever since. It became the home of comedy in Ireland.
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Whale Vomit
Alan Davey is being taught to surf on Lahinch Beach in Co Clare by his friend Brian Miller. They found a ball of ambergris or Whale Vomit which is used by perfume companies to attach scent to the human skin and is potentially very valuable
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Month without Facebook
The young women of Ardara GAA Football club have just finished a rather unique month-long experiment, NO Facebook! On the line to tell us more is Thomas Boyle, Chairperson of the Ardara ladies board.
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Employee Appreciation Day
Today is employee appreciation day, a day to recognise employees in all different sectors & joining John in studio is Catherine Curran, Business Psychologist to tell us how important it is in appreciating staff. Also on the line is the MD of Skelligs Choc Company, Colm Healy & owner of Bretzel Bakery, William Despard.
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Irish Times Picture - stuck in lift!
Big news in all the newspapers this morning as a photograph of Min for Health, James Reilly & colleagues getting stuck in a lift in a new care centre in Dublin. Joining us on the line is Brenda Fitzsimons, photographer with Irish Times who was there to capture it all!
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Guidelines to Eulogies
John's next guest is 48 years old & in good health, but last Sunday she wrote her own eulogy! Helen Hamill, from Enniskellen, is Director of the choir at St. Michael's Church Choir, Enniskellen gives us her guidelines for writing a eulogy.
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Finale of Operation Transformation in assoc with Safefood
Joining John in studio are Operation Transformation leaders, Monica Percy, Greg Starr, Deirdre Hosford, Gavin Walker & Charlotte O'Connell. Also joining us on the line to talk about their Op Trans group, are Brendan Newe & Erica Leonard. We also hear from Brian Gillan, DSPCA on the weigh-in of Sugar the Dog!!
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Neighbour Conundrum
Yesterday we played a clip of a gentleman with a dilemma regarding neighbours & we had a great reaction of our listeners, on the line to John are Maura from Dublin, Joan from Kerry & Bridie from Wexford.
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Comedian Eleanor Tiernan & our Conundrum no 5
Joining us in studio is comedian Eleanor Tiernan, with director of play 'ALone It Stands', John Breen. We also have another conundrum for you & joining us on the line is Sister Patricia Wall who is about to skydive for charity.
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Get Foraging with Wild Food with Biddy White-Lennon
Biddy White Lennon who was well known for her role as Maggie in the Riordans, also for her cookbooks & food writing, joins John in studio this morning with a challenge for our listeners, to get out foraging for wild food!
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85th Oscar Academy Awards
Although there was no oscar for nominee Fodhla Cronin O'Reilly from Kerry at the Oscars last night, we take you back to when we spoke to Fodhla & Colm Flynn brings us this report from LA. First we have Michael Doherty, RTE Guide on the line to talk about the Oscars & Biddy White Lennon is in studio also.
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85th Oscar Academy Awards - Colm Flynn on green carpet
Colm brings us this report from LA on the Oscar Wilde Party, where he met up with our own Oscar nominee Fodhla Cronin-O'Reilly, fashion designer Laura-Jayne Halton & of course, superstar Colin Farrell!!
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Boomtown Rats - Bob Geldoff & Gary Roberts
The Boomtown Rats are making a comeback & we spoke recently to bass player Pete Briquette on the morning we found out about The Boomtown Rats reformation for the Isle of Wight festival but last week it we heard they will be in the Marquee in Cork July 5th, Sir Bob Geldof & Garry Roberts join John this morning.
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What's Your Problem - Election Conundrum
Yesterda we played a clip of a woman with a conundrum, whether to dip her toe into politics or not! On the line is Margaret, from Dublin who says No & Pat O'Brien, from Mallow who says Yes! Catherine the lady with the conundrum also is on the line.
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Mindfullness with Tony Bates
A couple of weeks ago, we spoke to Tony Bates about his quest to live his life more mindfully this year & hundreds of you contacted us to tell us of your need to apply mindfullnes in your busy lives too. Tony Bates created this little workshop of seven people from all over the country, to come here in RTE & this is how it went.
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Childhood Obesity
W82GO! (weight to go) is a new treatment plan in Temple Street to combat Childhood Obesity & two members of the team are here in studio with John this morning, Sinad Murphy, Consultant Paediatrician & Clinical Lead & Grace O'Malley, physiotherapist.
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85th Oscar Academy Awards in L.A.
Colm Flynn is on the trail of our young Oscar nominee, Fodhla Cronin O'Reilly, for her short animated film, Head over Heels. Colm also met up with some your Irish people who are trying to make it big in Tinstletown!
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Court Reporter Liam Heylin
Liam is on the line from Cork to tell us about the farmer, who runs a 50 acre cattle farm & operated a cannabis barter system to pay labourers!
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The Irish Sports Spectator - Thomas D'Arcy
Well if there’s one thing we ARE good at in Ireland, it’s running around the country going to football matches, rugby matches & athletics, bringing the family here there & everywhere! Joining John in studio this morning is Thomas D’Arcy who has just published his PhD thesis on this very phenomenon – the Irish sports spectator!
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What's your problem? Conundrum No 4
In the last few of weeks we’ve played you a piece of tape featuring people we met on the street with conundrums. We have had the cat dilemma, a woman had trust issues with a friend’s husband & an atheist couldn’t decide whether to go ahead with a daughter’s communion. John Bela Reilly went out to the streets to find another conundrum for you.
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Graffiti artists at the Cliffs of Moher
Clare photographer, David Olsthroorn was shooting a seascape at the Cliffs of Moher, when he came upon a view he wasn't expecting & he joins John on the line from Clare this morning.
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