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Geek Garage Podcast

David Dassau & Amanda "Frack" Eyler

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Welcome to the internet’s most inclusive nerd culture podcast! Every week, hosts David and Lindsay push the boundaries of what’s considered geeky by covering a diverse array of topics. So if you’re a fan of comic books, technology, movies, video games, or cosplay (or all of the above!), whether you’re a nerdy novice or pro, you have come to the right podcast!
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Frick N' Frack is a variety comedy show of stupid facts, question, songs, and post. Today the meaning of Frick N' Frack is dumb and dumber and this show is just that. Based off the name the crew puts together some odd but satisfying topics covered by some very odd characters and people.
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Welcome to Curiosity Weekly from Discovery, hosted by Dr. Samantha Yammine. Once a week, we’ll bring you the latest and greatest in scientific discoveries and break down the details so that you don’t need a PhD to understand it. From neuroscience to climate tech to AI and genetics, no subject is off-limits. Join Sam as she interviews expert guests and investigates the research guiding some of the most exciting scientific breakthroughs affecting our world today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com ...
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Oil Ground Up

Oil Ground Up

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Rory Johnston navigates listeners through the financial market dynamics of the world's oil and gas sector. Get the latest fundamentals behind the price action and hear from industry experts from the field and from the corporate offices of the world's leading energy producers.
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Oilfield Basics Discover Podcast

Derek Krieg & Friends

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Discover something new about the oilfield with every episode of this Oilfield Basics podcast. Join us as we interview many hard working men and women across our great industry, learning about their particular specialty, tools, processes, techniques, and experiences. Wether you already work in the industry, are a student, or are an outsider to our industry, there will always be something new for you to learn.
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DNA science. Artificial intelligence. Smartphones and 3D printers. Science and technology have transformed the world we live in. But how did we get here? It wasn’t by accident. Well, sometimes it was. It was also the result of hard work, teamwork, and competition. And incredibly surprising moments. Hosted by bestselling author Steven Johnson (“How We Got To Now”), American Innovations uses immersive scenes to tell the stories of the scientists, engineers, and ordinary people behind the great ...
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Halt the Harm Podcast

Ryan Clover with Halt the Harm Network

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This movement is created by leaders who are inspired to take action. While we are all connecting by our shared goals to fight fracking’s harms, each and every leader brings a different perspective to this fight. And each perspective has a unique story behind it – a story to tell and to inspire.We’ve teamed up with producer Ryan Clover from Eco-Defense Radio to interview leaders in the Halt the Harm Network about everyday life, and what inspires them to action, day in, day out.
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Join filmmakers Matt Damon and John Krasinski as they discuss their new drama "Promised Land." Directed by Van Sant, the film follows ace corporate salesman (Damon) who is sent to a rural town with his partner (Frances McDormand) to close a key deal in his company’s expansion plans. What seems like an easy job becomes complicated by numerous roadblocks, including a grassroots campaign led by a well-meaning farmer (Krasinski). Promised Land explores America at the crossroads, where big busine ...
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The Land I Trust, an audio series by the Sierra Club, tells stories of special places under threat by dirty energy -- and how the transition to clean energy is benefiting people and the homes they hold dear. In our first series, we travel through the American South to talk with folks about the coal that is fouling their air and water, the dirty energy projects they're fighting in their backyards, and a shared vision for a clean energy economy that allows all of our communities to thrive. Fro ...
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Perth Indymedia

Perth Indymedia Collective

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Radical activist citizen journalism. A weekly radio programme on RTRFM (92.1FM), a community radio station based in Perth, the capital city of Western Australia. We bring an independent perspective to the analysis of news and issues and provide a forum for activists, campaigners, academics, advocates and workers denied a voice by the mainstream media. Covering indigenous issues, post-capitalist/anti-capitalist analysis, refugee rights, antifa and all the important environmental, economic and ...
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The Sperrins Podcast

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Welcome to the Save Our Sperrins Podcast, where we explore the beauty, significance, and urgent challenges facing the Sperrin Mountains in Northern Ireland . This podcast dives into the heart of the campaign to protect this stunning landscape from the threat of gold mining, offering insights, stories, and expert perspectives on why the Sperrins matter—not just to Ireland, but to the world. Join us as we navigate the critical public inquiry process, unpack the environmental, cultural, and soc ...
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Of Horses and Men

Infinity Break

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Lesley Yates and Ben Hamlin have a lot in common, but their biggest shared interest is the Netflix original comedy series Bojack Horseman. We're going through the show episode by episode to find meaning in the musings of a very depressed horse. Every Tuesday right here on infinitybreak.net and wherever you get your podcasts.
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newsCOUP

Public Herald Studios

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newsCOUP: ”Overthrow The Status Quo” on Public Herald’s podcast with co-founder Joshua Pribanic. https://publicherald.org/newscoup
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Energy. It fuels our daily lives and our economy. And it's one of the most important issues being debated today. Here on EnergyTomorrow Radio, we examine complex issues about our energy future and answer your questions. In doing so, we hope to advance the conversation about this important topic. Hosted by Jane Van Ryan of API.
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America's Truth For True Americans. A look at the conspiracies that shape our news cycle. Each episode breaks down top secret information hidden in the world we live in. Everything is a conspiracy and this news satire show points it all out. Learn the truth, or be a mule. Stay vigilant!
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A podcast about grassroots water justice in the Western United States. We interview experts about their local watersheds and how the health of our water impacts every facet of our lives and future generations.
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Super excited to announce the beginning of a new journey that I am fortunate enough to share with you guys. Brief overview in who I am and what I am about. I am here to help you find your talents and help you reach your full potential.
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It's Been a Week!

It's Been a Week!

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It's Been A Week is recorded live in Brooklyn and hosted by Jackie Danziger and James Tison: two neurotics who are addicted to media, the internet, AND each other! Join them as they express various shades of sarcasm about this week's endless onslaught of feuds, internet outrage, and Taylor Swift antics. (Needlessly aggressive banter abounds).
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Planet A

Amelia Geiser & Markie Reiland

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Welcome to Eco-Action's podcast where we talk about all the environmental and sustainability issues you've been hearing about, but in a way that (hopefully) doesn't suck as much as CNN. Hosted by Markie Reiland and Amelia Geiser, and hopefully to be joined by many of our friends in the Penn State sustainability community. New episodes coming in the fall. As Markie says, it's environmentalism for the layman, so no O-Chem prereq required, just sit back and enjoy our low production quality, ama ...
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Sierra Club

The Sierra Club

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Sierra Club Radio is a weekly half hour program produced by Sierra Club staff and hosted by Orli Cotel. Each week you'll hear in-depth interviews with politicians, authors, celebrities, artists, and activists inspired by nature. We also feature lifestyle tips from Sierra magazine, advice from the magazine's columnist, Mr. Green, and occasional commentary from Club Executive Director Michael Brune.
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Truth to Power Podcast

Truth to Power Podcast

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Truth to Power Podcast offers a platform for discussion on environmental justice advocacy, energy democracy and energy policy in New Mexico. Join host Danger K Varoz of New Energy Economy as he interviews special guests including advocates, organizers, experts and attorneys in an endeavor to unravel many of the crucial energy issues facing our state.
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Jonny & The Baptists (Jonny Donahoe & Paddy Gervers) are an entirely codependent double act who are 1) now living very far away from each other, and 2) constantly struggling. This is a podcast about trying to be happy, trying to cope, and trying your best. Oh and fun. It has fun. This show used to be called ”Making Paddy Happy” but after what can only be described as loving, abject failure on that premise, is now optimistically called ”Happiness Is Out There”. You can support us on Patreon h ...
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The series: The “What Turns You On” COGA Energy podcast series, presented by CH2M, will introduce listeners to the men and women of the oil and gas industry and inform them of how oil and gas is changing the economic and national security future of the world. It will also explore how COGA is engaging with its neighbors and communities, why regulations and politics matter, and how the industry’s innovation represents a new frontier.
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Summits On Tenth

Summits On Tenth

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Summits on Tenth is a new internet video series featuring conversations that provoke and disrupt conventional thinking on pressing contemporary issues. Summits on Tenth is a partnership between AlterNet and the Nathan Cummings Foundation. The series will feature a new episode every few months. Episodes will explore a variety of provocative topics including the role of Evangelicals in public life and work for social change, and the role and impact of fracking in our energy debate. Summits on ...
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Anybody got a way to escape 2025? Or tips on navigating the Baptist church we're stuck in? This crash-landed time traveling duo would appreciate it. No future spoilers from us. Promise. Ish. Oh also, the captain has turned into a cat. Don't tell him I told you. He's touchy about it. Written and Created by Heidi Fischer Performed by Heidi Fischer Dio Garner Alex Hanback Alexis Tipton Kelsey V Additional performances by Ñita Pendejo Squib Soundscaping and editing by Paloma Ortiz Music by Heidi ...
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A Leitrim Councillor has launched a blistering attack on Local TD's for supporting the Government's decision to proceed with plans to build a liquefied natural gas terminal at Shannon. Leitrim Independent Councillor Eddie Mitchell has been raising concerns over fracked gas for a number of years. He says the move could open the door for the practice…
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In this episode, we sit down with two men who helped shape one of the most remarkable grassroots movements on the island of Ireland: the cross-border resistance to fracking along the Leitrim–Fermanagh border. Back in 2012, when few understood the scale of the threat, farmers, families and community organisers began to join the dots between their we…
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This episode of the Oil Ground Up podcast features host Rory Johnston in conversation with Andy De La Rosa, a senior field engineer with 15 years of experience in the wireline industry. De La Rosa describes wireline as the "tip of the spear" for the fracking process, utilizing specialized trucks with miles of steel conductive cable to send perforat…
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Santa Claus is officially on the move, having begun delivering Christmas presents to children across the globe. His sleigh took off earlier today, already passing over Australia and New Zealand, before he and his reindeer make their way toward Ireland. Across the country, stockings are being hung, while carrots and festive treats have been left out…
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The December meeting of the Manorhamilton Municipal District of Leitrim County Council heard how frustration is building among local residents over the lack of bus shelters in the area. It's proposed to build shelters at Our Lady's Hospital and St Clare's National School in Manorhamilton. While another bus shelter is scheduled to be constructed at …
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Irish farmers have been given the green light to vaccinate cattle and sheep against bluetongue from 2026, following confirmed outbreaks of the BTV3 strain in Northern Ireland. Three EU-approved vaccines are available, with farmers required to apply for a licence from the Department, and details expected to be published shortly. The Minister says va…
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The Bishop of Achonry and Elphin says while it's not realistic for us to solve the world's problems, we can adopt a mentality that sees other as persons like ourselves. In his annual Christmas message, Bishop Kevin Doran has spoken of the millions of refugees forced to leave their homes every year. He says our mentality has the potential to bring a…
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Cllr Edel McSharry has called for the new 42-bed healthcare block at Sligo University Hospital to be named after pioneering nurse, senator and national leader Linda Kearns MacWhinney. The Sligo woman played a major role in Irish history, from establishing a Red Cross hospital during the 1916 Rising to shaping national health and nursing policy in t…
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A Sligo Councillor says running trains directly from the likes of Sligo and Carrick-on-Shannon Railway stations to Dublin Connolly would significantly reduce the travel time the service currently takes. Independent Councillor Marie Casserly believes if parking was increased at these stations commuters would be happy to bypass the likes of Ballymote…
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A Leitrim County Councillor and teacher has warned against providing too many incentives encouraging teachers to take up positions in the capital. Leitrim Independent Councillor James Gilmartin has warned that many local schools in the North West are also facing staffing challenges. Department of Education officials are understood to be calling for…
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The Government is being urged to intervene to protect older people from eviction in Enniscrone. Last week, it emerged that a number of older residents living in a retirement village have been served with eviction notices and told they must vacate their homes next year. There are fears that if the Government don't take urgent action, similar situati…
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Tyler Wilson at Altor Solution breaks down why corrosion quietly eats wells alive and how his team fights back by lining production tubing with stainless steel, plus a wild path from ski instructor dreams to Australia farming to freezing roughneck days in Alberta and eventually running North America ops at Tesco. We get a clean, plain English walkt…
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Irish peacekeepers from Finner Camp that are in the Lebanon will mark Christmas with a charity run, a carol service and a special dinner at Camp Shamrock. About 366 members of the camp’s 600 soldiers are Irish Defence Forces staff. Most of the unit arrived in early November, and will remain on duty on the Blue Line for another five months. Bundoran…
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Strandhill has been awarded nearly €50,000 under the Town and Village Renewal Scheme, announced by Minister Dara Calleary, with three other Sligo projects also benefiting in the latest round. Ballygawley, Cliffoney and Easkey each secured €300,000, while funding just under €50,000 has also been allocated to Riverstown. The Strandhill funding will s…
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It's thought there is a profound crisis in the North West hospital service. It comes the Health Minister says hospitals are managing well despite a surge in flu cases. As of last week, Sligo University Hospital had been battling six flu outbreaks across various wards. People are being urged to get the flu vaccine as hospital admissions are expected…
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There are further calls the Western Rail Corridor all the way from Sligo to Galway to be regarded as critical infrastructure that requires urgent government investment. It comes following confirmation from Sligo County Council in recent weeks that the proposed greenway project on the line has been shelved. Meanwhile, Irish Rail has previously indic…
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Three projects in Sligo are the big winners locally in the latest announcement of Town and Village renewal funding The respective projects in Ballygawley, Cliffoney and Easkey have been awarded 300, 000 euro each. Funding to the value of just under 50,000 has been allocated for projects in Rivestown and Strandhill. No projects were successful in No…
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The Government is being blamed for the decline in families raising children through Irish in the Donegal Gaeltacht. Figures from recent censuses and found the number of families raising children through Irish fell less than one percent from 2016 to 2022. This is despite an apparent revival of the language in mainstream culture. Clr Micheál Choilm M…
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A former Fianna Fáil Senator and TD says the fallout come from the Presidential election campaign has severely damaged the Party Leadership. John Ellis says it's highly likely that a possible party leadership challenge could be launched before St Patrick's Day. The former Sligo Leitrim TD says the Taoiseach has burned a significant number of bridge…
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Concern is being expressed in Manorhamilton over the safety of the bridge situated at Sean Mac Diarmada Street. The issued was discussed at this week's meeting of the Manor Municipal District of Leitrim County Council. Local Councillor Felim Gurn says it's time that all relevant landowners have been contacted regarding completing pedestrian works o…
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Urgent safety measures are needed along the L6104 road at Ranamore Coolaney, where the exposed Owenmore River presents a serious hazard to motorists. The stretch of road, which leads to the N17, becomes slippery during frosty weather and heavy rainfall, with vehicles dangerously close to sliding into the fast-flowing river. Cllr Mulvey has put the …
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A Donegal TD has claimed that fishing communites across Ireland have been devastated by the EU's fishing policy. Sinn Fein Spokesperson on Fisheries Padraig MacLochlainn made the claims in the Dail. It comes after the latest fishing quota agreement has caused concern in the Irish fish industry. He said that something has to be done about the influe…
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Two women from the North West are raising money for a local charity by completing 12 sea dips this month. Lianna Monahan and Allie McGloin have raised over €7,200 for SHOUT in the two weeks since they began fundraising. It's in honour of their late husbands Fergus and Brendan. Speaking to Ocean FM News, Lianna says that Allie still has two dips to …
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A mysterious object that a controversial scientist claims could be an alien battleship reaches its closest point to Earth today. The object, known as 3i/ATLAS, will speed by at over 209 thousand Kilometres an hour, at a distance of over 273 and a half million miles, roughly twice as far away as the sun. While most astronomers think the object is a …
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A Sligo Farming official says the violent events that took place during a farming demonstration in Brussels yesterday will not deflect attention away from the purpose of the protest. Michael O Dowd has been giving an eye witness account of what he witnessed yesterday in Belgium to Ocean FM News. Hundreds of tractors have clogged the streets of Brus…
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A number of elderly people in Enniscrone are facing eviction. Six households are being told they must move out by June 5th. The residents, some of who are in their 80s and with major health issues, are living in a wider estate for independent living with a nursing home located in the centre of it. The homes – part of an estate named Sonas Retiremen…
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Everyone in the Twin Towns are said to be heartbroken after a teenage boy died in a drowning tragedy in Stranorlar. Gardaí along with the emergency services responded after receiving reports of a person entering the River Finn at Drumboe Woods, shortly before 5:40pm yesterday evening. The boy was brought from the water and transferred by ambulance …
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A Midlands/North-West MEP believes that the EU's latest housing plan doesn't do enough to help combat the housing crisis in the North West. The plan, which is 20 pages long, was released by the EU Housing Commission earlier this week. MEP Ciaran Mullooly said that the plan have some positive aspects but is not enough on its own. The Independent Ire…
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A significant Christmas decoration has been allegedly stolen from a roundabout in Ballyshannon. It's believed that the large decorative reindeer was taken at some stage last night and the electrical connection was also damaged during the course of the incident. Taking to social media, Ballyshannon Business Chamber expressed their disappointment, as…
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A Sligo Councillor has taken issue with the Tánaiste’s evaluation of NAMA. It emerged this week that the body made a final transfer of a 450 million surplus euro to the exchequer. It brings to five point six billion euro the total amount of money transferred to the state in its lifetime. Tánaiste Simon Harris thanked staff as it winds down its oper…
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Sligo’s John Murphy has joined the race to become the next President of the GAA. The Tubbercurry man explains the rationale behind his bid. European Gold medallists in their respective sports, Gearoid McDaid, Paddy Reape and Cian McMunn, are honoured by Sligo County Council. We hear from all three. Fermanagh gaelic footballer Darragh McGurn shares …
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Local butchers say they're continuing to trade strongly in the run up to Christmas. This is despite the fears around bird flu in the area with outbreaks recorded around the country. Concerns remain also around the Mercosur deal for suppliers and butchers in the region. Peter Wynne, owner of For Pete's Steak Butchers believes it will always be tough…
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The December meeting of the Manorhamilton Municipal District of Leitrim heard calls for an updated progress report on the Safe Routes to School scheme for St Clare's National School, Manorhamilton. The calls were made as the Department of Transport expanded a scheme which encourages parents to ditch the car for the school run. The Safe Routes to Sc…
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Farmers from the North West are on their way to join their peers from across Europe at a protest in Brussels today. It's expected that at today demonstration they will raise concerns over the CAP budget, trade deals including Mercosur and excessive regulation around the cost of doing business. The IFA Chairman in Sligo is in Belgium for today’s eve…
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Sligo's Caredoc won't be impacted in today's strike action. INMO and SIPTU members are in dispute over an unpaid eight per cent pay increase agreed in 2023. The action which begins at 8am and will last until 8am tomorrow is set to focus on centres in the south east of the country. Caredoc, warns the stoppage will severely impact services over the C…
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Christmas has arrived at Ozanam House in Bundoran, where residents and staff are celebrating the festive season together. The St Vincent de Paul–run centre supports older people who wish to maintain their independence in a safe and welcoming environment. Ocean FM reporter Dervla Carr paid a visit to Ozanam House to meet the residents and find out h…
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It now seems likely that the Taoiseach has survived a heated meeting with his TDs and Senators over the fallout from the Presidential election. Micheal Martin was heavily criticised during a Fianna Fail parliamentary party meeting in Leinster House last night. A review of the selection process showed Jim Gavin was asked five times about a reference…
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A Sligo/Leitrim TD has expressed reservations about the potential ban on foxhunting. Sinn Fein TD Martin Kenny is opposed to the motion put forward by People Before Profit TD Ruth Coppinger. The ban is being debated today in the Dail, with a vote on the bill expected this evening. Deputy Kenny said the practice is different from how it was historic…
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Business owners across Sligo town will be incentivised to live above their premises. The Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant is being renewed with an added "Vacant Above the Shop" Grant. It aims to tackle dereliction by allowing people to use "above shop" space as homes. Finbarr Filan of Sligo BID says the new grant will improve the scheme in town …
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A Leitrim Councillor says all Fianna Fail Councillor and party members should be forwarded a copy of the review into the Presidential campaign. The calls from Cllr Paddy O' Rourke come as the Taoiseach survived a heated meeting with his TDs and Senators over the fallout from the debacle. Micheal Martin was heavily criticised during the meeting in L…
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Further energy price hikes are set to hit people across the North West. The changes are set to take effect from January, with the government citing upgrades to the national grid as the reason. Customers' bills are set to increase by 1 euro 75 per month. Councillor Michael Clarke says the government are looking for excuses to take money from people:…
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