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Oct 8, 2026

speaker_9GUEST
70:05
... a lot of costs involved in this, isn't there?
Alan CorcoranHOST
70:07
Well, we have to mention our sponsors, which would be Wexford County Council, um, the Arts Council, Fáilte Ireland, and Culture Ireland.
Alan CorcoranHOST
70:14
Because the, the, actually the concert which you are compering, is funded under the EU Presidency Program, wh- which is funded by Wexford County Council.
speaker_9GUEST
70:22
And tickets are very reasonably priced for all the events, at just 20 euro a pop.
FelixHOST
17:46
Was there anything in particular that inspi- inspired you to make that push?
Ciaran StauntonGUEST
17:50
Uh, well, the whole idea for this comes from Tourism Ireland and Failte Ireland, and they're two, uh, national level tourism agencies.
Ciaran StauntonGUEST
17:59
So they had commissioned research on the background of Halloween and what we needed to do in the different counties in Ireland to bring our Hall- our actual Halloween traditions and our actual Halloween culture-
DaraHOST
18:12
Mm

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Ciaran StauntonGUEST
25:37
Yes
DaraHOST
25:37
... here on the poster?
Ciaran StauntonGUEST
25:38
So depicted on the poster, and the poster's designed by Failte Ireland, is one of the...
Ciaran StauntonGUEST
25:42
Now, this is not Fingal, but it's one of the Macha figures that comes from, uh, Galway, and they have a deep, uh, artistic tradition in Galway of representing, uh, characters from old myths and old lores and whatever.
CillianHOST
46:24
Here in Ballincollig, Roselie Care Center will be lit up in blue and pink on Thursday the 15th of October between 7:00 and 8:00 in the evening.
CillianHOST
46:32
If you're a local business and would like to light up, too, get in touch with us, and we'll connect you with Fáilte Ireland.
CillianHOST
46:38
And if you don't have a business or a building to light up, you'll find other ways to help on their website.
CillianHOST
46:43
It's definitely a great cause to support.
Emma NolanHOST
36:33
Legging it.
Emma NolanHOST
36:33
Sorry, Failte Ireland should pay Seamus- That's what I was thinking
Dave HammondHOST
36:36
... to put a GoPro on him.
Emma NolanHOST
36:36
To do travel content.
Brendan TroyGUEST
1:07
It runs from the 11th of October to the 1st of November.
Brendan TroyGUEST
1:11
You mentioned it's delivered under Ireland's Home of Halloween, birthplace of sound, an initiative led by Fáilte Ireland, Tourism Ireland and Tourism Northern Ireland.
Brendan TroyGUEST
1:20
And that celebrates the birth of Halloween and the ancient traditions of sound and bringing those to life.
Brendan TroyGUEST
1:26
There are seven home of Halloween destinations and we're one of them.
Trisha LewisGUEST
20:04
So what I decided to do then was study professional cookery.
Trisha LewisGUEST
20:08
So there was a course being done through Fáilte Ireland.
Una O'HaganHOST
20:10
Okay.
Trisha LewisGUEST
20:10
So I went to CIT, uh, applied for the course, got the course, and did two years in CIT in Cork, and absolutely loved it.
Donal DoyleCORRESPONDENT
47:32
In this episode of Tip FM Investigates Building Tipperary, we're looking at the brand new Water Sports Centre in Drumminear.
Donal DoyleCORRESPONDENT
47:40
The first inland hub of its kind, built with €1.2 million in funding from Fáilte Ireland, it has showers, toilets, changing rooms and lockers, all for use by anyone using Loch Derg for swimming, boating or any other recreational activity.
Donal DoyleCORRESPONDENT
47:57
A fully accessible Changing Places facility is also being put in as part of the wider vision for the area to make it a safe and welcoming spot to visit for all.
Donal DoyleCORRESPONDENT
48:08
To get the lowdown on this project from start to finish, I spoke to the driving force behind so many of the good things going on in the area, Nina District Administrator Rosemary Joyce.

10 MINS LATER

Rosemary JoyceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:42
Declared Lens is currently with on Commission Planola, so we're waiting for a decision on that.
Rosemary JoyceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:48
In the meantime, we also have Ballina, we have Newport, we have Borsigain, we have Cloughjordan, we have Neenah and we have every other town and village in the Neenah Municipal District.
Donal DoyleCORRESPONDENT
58:58
So this €1.2 million grant from Fáilte Ireland really is only the cornerstone of the wider project to upgrade the whole Drumineer experience with an investment closer to €2 million.
Donal DoyleCORRESPONDENT
59:12
To make it an even more desirable water sports destination and designated bathing area as well as the local beauty spot it's well known as.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:09
In this episode of Tip FM Investigates Building Tipperary, we're looking at the brand new Watersports Centre in Drumminear.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:17
The first inland hub of its kind, built with €1.2 million in funding from Fáilte Ireland, it has showers, toilets, changing rooms and lockers, all for use by anyone using Loch Derg for swimming, boating or any other recreational activity.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:34
A fully accessible Changing Places facility is also being put in as part of the wider vision for the area to make it a safe and welcoming spot to visit for all.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:45
To get the lowdown on this project from start to finish, I spoke to the driving force behind so many of the good things going on in the area, Nina District Administrator Rosemary Joyce.

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JP O'MaraGUEST
12:26
That's to be completed in the next couple of months, but the disabled toilet access, everything is finished at an extremely high standard, extremely easy to use with the tap system.
JP O'MaraGUEST
12:37
on the doors.
JP O'MaraGUEST
12:38
It's a very similar project to the one over Two Mile Gate so the universality of anybody that's using the lake they'll find between all those developments up along that Fáilte Ireland have invested in so absolutely brilliant development for Drumminear with us hoping to establish Drumminear as a designated swimming area which would be the first in Tipperary so having the lifeguards down there this summer on duty was also a part of that.
JP O'MaraGUEST
13:04
So look, it's one of our really great beauty spots, Drummineer, so we just like to push it on as much as we can because it would be massive for the area to develop as much as possible.
GráinneHOST
49:46
But, uh, the closest thing I could find was, uh, to dedicate this song, uh, called Agatha Christie by a, a, an artist called Coby Brown, and this is for Agatha Christie.
GráinneHOST
49:56
Now Fáilte Ireland record, you're listening to D15 Today, as I said, on D- uh, it's the Tuesday edition with Dermot and Gráinne.
GráinneHOST
50:03
And, um, actually, can I just, if we have a minute, say well done, really well done to the Clonsilla and Portarlington Heritage Society-
Hendrik Joe BurkeGUEST
50:12
All right

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