Kildare
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Sep 12, 2026
S.T. MacduffNARRATOR
Indeed, some swaggerers who had a few hours before run from the breastwork at Old Bridge without drawing a trigger now swore that they would lay the town in ashes rather than leave it to the Prince of Orange.
S.T. MacduffNARRATOR
But towards the evening Turconel and Lauzun collected all their forces and marched out of the city by the road leading to that vast sheepwalk which extends over the tableland of Kildare.
S.T. MacduffNARRATOR
Instantly the face of things in Dublin was changed.
S.T. MacduffNARRATOR
The Protestants everywhere came forth from their hiding-places.
Gavin JenningsHOST
I Am Here will aim to become the first Greyhound to win the Puppy Derby and the Irish Derby in the same year.
Gavin JenningsHOST
His owner, Aidan Comerford, from just outside Kildare Town, was recently inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame and he praised trainer Peter Cronin for having his charge consistently in top shape.
Aidan ComerfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He's done a fantastic job when you think of it.
Aidan ComerfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The dog only started his first fight of five races late April.
Dave MooreHOST
It starts today at Johnstown Estate in Meath at around 11 o'clock.
Dave MooreHOST
We'll travel to Wicklow, Kildare, Offaly, Westmead, Clare, Limerick, Cork, Kilkenny and everywhere in between from now until Sunday.
Dave MooreHOST
And Anna Daly is the ambassador for the Cannonball Run.
Dave MooreHOST
She joins me now from Johnstown Estate.
Frank MeldonGUEST
Yeah, no, definitely it can be as flexible as that, especially if you're flying in non-controlled airspace.
Frank MeldonGUEST
So around where I live in Kildare, it's non-controlled airspace.
Frank MeldonGUEST
So I can go out in the field next door or the neighbour's garden or wherever and take off at any stage.
Frank MeldonGUEST
Likewise, most of the balloons that are located around the country would be in... clear airspace so they can fly if they want at any stage.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The devotion of the Irish people to the House of York and their characteristic readiness to acquiesce in impostures without too much inquiry had once secured him an enthusiastic reception.
speaker_4NARRATOR
It was supposed that Henry neglected Ireland at the beginning of his reign because he failed to remove the Earl of Kildare, who had been Lord Deputy in the reigns of Edward IV and Richard III.
speaker_4NARRATOR
But evidence exists which shows pretty clearly that he only forebore from policy to attempt what was beyond his strength, for he sent over to Ireland a messenger named John Astreet, especially to invite the Earl over to England to confer with him as to the best means of bringing the country completely under English rule.
speaker_4NARRATOR
And as this was in reply to a request of the Earl himself to be made deputy for a term of nine or ten years, the King, without committing himself in any way, gave every indication that he was well disposed to consent, but wished for one thing, to see whether the revenues of Ireland could be made to bear the charge of a thousand pounds a year for the deputy's salary.
speaker_4NARRATOR
or whether that would have to be provided otherwise.
speaker_4NARRATOR
It is not clear, however, that this message reached the Earl before Simnel's landing in Ireland.
speaker_4NARRATOR
If it did, we must suppose it did not entirely satisfy him, for Kildare took counsel with the nobles and others upon the young man's pretensions, and it was unanimously agreed to support them.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The supposed son of Clarence was lodged in Dublin Castle with great honour, proclaimed King of England by the name of Edward VI, and presently, 24th of May, crowned in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, and met the universal enthusiasm of the populace.
Sonya MoranGUEST
You know what I mean? Like, I always remember when I got an introduction into Intel and I met a girl, this lovely lady, and...
Sonya MoranGUEST
I walked up to her because I was at a networking event up in Kildare Village and she was standing on her own.
Sonya MoranGUEST
And everybody knew everybody.
Sonya MoranGUEST
You know, I said, I'm going to go and say hello to that woman because she looks as if she's a bit shy.
Sonya MoranGUEST
So when I got talking to her, I didn't go up and say, hello, my name is Sonia and I'm from Pontial Print.
Sonya MoranGUEST
We were talking about, I said, how are you? How's things? And I was saying to her, that's a lovely bit of breakfast, isn't it? It's more than all.
Sonya MoranGUEST
I was like, Kildare Village, like, it's lovely, isn't it? And she's going, yeah.
Sonya MoranGUEST
And she was like, I was saying, you know, have you any children? And blah, blah, blah.
Alan MaloneGUEST
Brennan
Denis ByrneHOST
at the time yeah do you think just on the hurling side of it because obviously you have a lot of experience and you hear a lot of what goes on inter-county hurling how far off are the likes of Leash the likes of Carlo maybe Kildare have come a lot stronger the last few years to maybe break in the ceiling even provincially
Alan MaloneGUEST
In the Hurling?
Denis ByrneHOST
Yeah.
Podge DoyleHOST
So young lads go into it for the track suit, going to be part of a county team.
Podge DoyleHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Podge DoyleHOST
He said Kildare, I don't know if he used the word Kildare, but I presume he meant Kildare.
Podge DoyleHOST
They're called development squads.
Frank MeldonGUEST
Yeah, no, definitely it can be as flexible as that, especially if you're flying in non-controlled airspace.
Frank MeldonGUEST
So around where I live in Kildare, it's non-controlled airspace.
Frank MeldonGUEST
So I can go out in the field next door or the neighbour's garden or wherever and take off at any stage.
Frank MeldonGUEST
Likewise, most of the balloons that are located around the country would be in... clear airspace so they can fly if they want at any stage.
Pat CostelloHOST
i suppose positions within each organization is an issue but there were things thrown up that uh probably didn't need to be uh thrown up at all or i know a lot of progress has been made and i suppose that's what they should be working on and i know their new chair will be appointed uh either on the 5th or 8th of october and they should move on for them but there is a lot of work to be done and obviously finance particularly of county teams is one richer that that is uh going to i suppose occupy a lot of minds and should be doing so anyway even though if there were never a talk of integration
Richard CommonsPANELIST
yeah i mean we could probably we probably have a whole uh podcast on the whole integration and um yeah it is disappointing um where they've got to at least in terms of losing the chairman i don't know all the ins and outs of it i haven't been following everything that's been said over the last 24, 48 hours, I've been more focused on Kildare stuff, to be honest.
Richard CommonsPANELIST
But it is, yeah, it's very disappointing.
Richard CommonsPANELIST
But, you know, hopefully it's only a delay.
Richard CommonsPANELIST
Well, I think
Pat CostelloHOST
that's a very good suggestion, Richard, because as we know, Ger, the fixtures can be a chaotic thing in regard to the Camogie Association and the LGB.
Pat CostelloHOST
Not really in Kildare, because they've worked that out very well, but in other parts of the country you've heard of flares, haven't you? sometimes get helicopters to go from one venue to another to to play a match whether it be camogie or lgba so that needs to be sorted out i suppose in the first instance
Tommy O'ConnellPANELIST
yeah
Mel CharlesHOST
How did they come to live with you?
Alan BoyersGUEST
Well, a good friend of mine in Kildare, he had them.
Alan BoyersGUEST
And he just, he just hadn't time to look after them.
Alan BoyersGUEST
And he said, take them away there.
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