Ballycastle
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Search complete. 14 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Ballycastle".
Oct 23, 2026
Deborah Douglas
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6:21Deborah DouglasGUEST
And anyway, I've since come to link up that side of the family.
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6:24Deborah DouglasGUEST
I met them last year in Ballycastle.
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6:27Deborah DouglasGUEST
Lovely family, absolutely lovely.
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6:28Deborah DouglasGUEST
And they filled in a lot of gaps with my story.
The Corrymeela Podcast, Season 4, Episode 7. Rev Harold Good
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20:56speaker_1HOST
Mm-hmm.
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20:58speaker_1HOST
Just I suppose one other episode in your early part of your vocation was moving up just up the road here from Cush and Dunn up to Ballycastle.
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21:09speaker_1HOST
And you became the first center director for Cori Mila, which at the time would have been only just a handful of years old, not even probably five, six years old.
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21:20speaker_1HOST
Can you tell us about that? What was Cori Mila like in those days and
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34:24Harold GoodGUEST
And he was.
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34:26Harold GoodGUEST
He was.
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34:31Harold GoodGUEST
I remember one morning he wanted to see me about something, so I was in Ballycastle at my caravan in Ballycastle.
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34:38Harold GoodGUEST
Siobhan, you know where it is.
Nevo Interview with Noel Hynes from myenergi Ireland
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3:23Noel HynesGUEST
The installers, uh, as well like it because they now install using the app, and they, they commission it.
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3:28Noel HynesGUEST
And then whenever it's connected to the internet, our, our on island tech support here in Ballycastle can actually log into it and then actually see if there's any issues on the settings with the customers or the installers from a support mechanism.
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3:40Derek ReillyHOST
Brilliant.
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3:40Derek ReillyHOST
And you said that's part of a, an energy ecosystem that, uh, is wider than just chargers then, so there are other elements within the Myenergi family that can connect all together?
Can hurling become a truly national game
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1:12Neil McManusGUEST
real 50-50 game and I think they may have even been slight favourites but we just got the better of it in the end and it was a very, very good game ourselves and Lougheel have had some brilliant battles over the last five or six years and yesterday was exactly the same as that.
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1:30Neil McManusGUEST
They have a brilliant forward line and they took some incredible scores at a period in the second half where you know it looked like they were just gonna kind of steamroll as they had maybe five on the bounce at one stage from all angles but we managed to kind of get back into the game and just about close it out but it was It was a brilliant day for Antrim Sport yesterday actually because the Camogie final, we left Ballycastle and went straight up to Ballymena to watch the Camogie final and it was an even better game in truth.
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2:02Neil McManusGUEST
The physicality now that's allowed within Camogie and the players that were on show, both sets of players can be so proud of themselves.
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2:11Neil McManusGUEST
Antrim's actually had a really good year and Camogie, as you're probably very well aware, being the intermediate champions and
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2:31Neil McManusGUEST
So Antrim and Camogie is definitely on the right trajectory.
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2:35Cathal MullaneyHOST
Yeah, what about the Antrim Hurling Championship, Neil? Give us an insight into it because for me, from the outside looking in, it seems to be just such a really unique competition.
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2:43Cathal MullaneyHOST
You were playing yesterday in Ballycastle, is that right? A great ground there where there's such history attached to the game as well.
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2:51Cathal MullaneyHOST
And obviously the teams that you've mentioned that you're up against each year have all excelled at different times down through the years.
Death on the Emerald Isle
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50:30MonteHOST
So Jessica...
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50:34MonteHOST
Well, Owen stops in Ballycastle.
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50:38MonteHOST
I don't know if that's how you pronounce it.
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50:41MonteHOST
Ballycastle.
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50:42MonteHOST
Oh, Bally.
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50:43MonteHOST
Ballycastle to a... sweet shop.
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50:49MonteHOST
It's not really a sweet shop.
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50:50MonteHOST
It's kind of, they have tea and she has home baked pastries.
Could Drumcree become a wider Northern Ireland concern or is there any resolution in sight?
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49:01William CrawleyHOST
Well, I'm doing well.
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49:03PatrickAUDIENCE
Um, I believe that, um, my personal opinion was long before this issue was brought back up- That the Orange Order shouldn't have been, uh, parading in places like Newry, Ballycastle, Derry, and other nationalist areas.
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49:18PatrickAUDIENCE
Um, but I'm just wanna figure, uh, about this here.
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49:22PatrickAUDIENCE
There won't be an Orange parade down, uh, Garvaghy Road.
Pastors, Peace, and the Emerald Isle
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24:43Darrell GwaltneyHOST
And what do I hear? Joy, laughter, camaraderie.
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24:48Darrell GwaltneyHOST
Just hours before, we were singing and dancing together in a pub in a small town called Ballycastle in Northern Ireland.
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24:54Darrell GwaltneyHOST
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lay my voice on my head For my love has been alone