
Miriam O'Callaghan
Irish television presenterWikipedia
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Sep 22, 2026
'You pulled him out?!?!' - THE BABY IS HERE!
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2:19Amber WilsonHOST
yeah I think it's because seven is my favourite
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2:21Vogue WilliamsHOST
number well eight's mine so I could have eight look at Miriam O'Callaghan Miriam O'Callaghan is a huge Irish broadcaster and she's got eight kids and she has a massive career
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2:33Amber WilsonHOST
think about Miriam is not old by the way no I'm saying mom's side were six kids dad's side were eight kids
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2:40Vogue WilliamsHOST
yeah but Miriam's mom's age a girl I work with her dad is from I think did she tell me like 13 kids I mean, even I would think 13 is too much.
Ivan Yates
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0:14Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Ivan Yates, good morning to you.
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0:16Ivan YatesGUEST
Good morning, Miriam.
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0:17Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Thank you so much because you drove up from Waxford to be here this morning.
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0:20Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
We're going to talk about the ups and the downs.
11 MINS LATER
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10:59Ivan YatesGUEST
If I had said to Matt, I have a secret to tell you, it would have had him in the loop.
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11:02Ivan YatesGUEST
He was totally on it.
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11:03Ivan YatesGUEST
Miriam, be fair.
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11:05Ivan YatesGUEST
I spent 30 years as a card carrying and one of the most prominent members of Fine Gael.
Previews & Reviews: Slow Horses, Oasis documentary, Earle Meets World, Gilla Band
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33:46Aoife BarryHOST
I'd love to know what it's like.
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33:47Aoife BarryHOST
Why wasn't Miriam O'Callaghan doing the interview? Anyway.
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33:51Aoife BarryHOST
yes for another pod exactly anyway
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33:53Lauren MurphyHOST
moving swiftly along Matilda the musical starts its run at the Borgosh Energy Theatre this week I last saw this musical years ago but it is so so enjoyable and I'm heading again this week actually I can't wait to see it that runs until October 18th death cab for a cutie play the olympia theater this wednesday october 16th hello 2008 how are you comedian emma doran brings her immaculate show to vicar street on september 18th 19th 20th and 24th so brilliant to see her doing such a um substantial run and she's played vicar street loads of times before but she's playing other nationwide dates too so check out her website for the full details i really like her comedy Denise Chyla is back which we're very happy to hear she's been on a kind of hiatus in recent years but she is back presumably with new material or gearing up for new material she's playing Cypress Avenue in Cork on September 20th the Roisin Dove in Galway on the 25th Saint Etienne are playing the Olympia on September 22nd I think they're a band always worth seeing in fact I was only listening to Fox Space Alpha there a while ago it still stands up so do check them out And let us not also forget that the Dublin Theatre Festival kicks off on September 24th.
Gabriel Bannigan & Pádraic Joyce depart, Jim Gavin’s name persists, the role of player power?
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53:52Dick ClerkinPANELIST
And as someone said, it was like a human zoo.
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53:54Dick ClerkinPANELIST
You had Shane Lowry and Miriam O'Callaghan on one side and you had the best of inner city Dublin on the other and everyone was just enjoying it and it was great.
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54:01Dick ClerkinPANELIST
There was no hassle.
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54:02Dick ClerkinPANELIST
There was no bad.
PART 2: Aisling’s Story: Life with Postnatal Depression
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13:10Aisling MullanHOST
So we touched on this episode last week when I was talking about...
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13:16Aisling MullanHOST
I was listening to the Miriam O'Callaghan show and Darren Coleman was on that.
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13:21Aisling MullanHOST
So Darren Coleman, he had just taken a case to the HSE where he had won that case in regards to his wife, Nicola, who suffered from postnatal psychosis.
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13:32Aisling MullanHOST
The case was in Ireland and...
EP 15: Ireland and Silence
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47:22Simon KingstonHOST
And that, I suppose, in a very small way is what we're trying to do in the podcast, because I think we've seen a couple of recent examples of things that are worse than silence, which is the pretensive discussion of these issues while evading some of the key facts about it.
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47:47Simon KingstonHOST
And we did, and this has been much commented on publicly, but I think it is worth mentioning the Miriam O'Callaghan interview with Martina Anderson on RTE, which was an extraordinary act of evasion in lots of ways.
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48:03Simon KingstonHOST
And that, it strikes me, that's a really, it kind of lets lots of people off the hook to pretend we're being terribly open about something.
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48:12Simon KingstonHOST
And in fact, to completely ignore a whole variety of quite well-armed elephants in the room.
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48:22David ClarkeHOST
Well, I think you should go, I mean, what was the detail of that, just for people who might not realise? What was that Miriam O'Callaghan interview with Martine Anderson?
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48:29Simon KingstonHOST
Well, Martine Anderson is an IRA woman who has published a biography, an autobiography, and people should form their own view and listen to the interview.
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48:39Simon KingstonHOST
But in the course of it, And very little reference was made to why it might have been that Martina Anderson found herself being arrested in Britain and ultimately spending time in jail.
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49:24Simon KingstonHOST
So it's an example, it seems to me, of not very careful speech about something about which people have been silent previously.
Seán McNamara
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0:00Seán McNamaraGUEST
Sunday with Miriam on RTE Radio 1.
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0:05Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Well, Dubliner Sean McNamara grew up around ponies and horses.
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0:09Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
He was a very promising athlete too, with a real chance of going to the London Olympics to compete in the pentathlon.
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0:27Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Sean McNamara, welcome to the studio.
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0:29Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
So good to see you.
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0:29Seán McNamaraGUEST
Thank you so much, Miriam, for having me on.
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0:31Seán McNamaraGUEST
It's great to be here.
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0:32Seán McNamaraGUEST
It's lovely to have you here.
Sharon Shannon
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0:00Sharon ShannonGUEST
Sunday with Miriam on RTE Radio 1.
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0:04Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Well, even though she's been performing for decades and has been described as the Beethoven of the button accordion, I'm not sure how Sharon Shannon will react to being bestowed with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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0:16Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
As modest as she is talented, the National Concert Hall have decided to honour her with a special gala concert at the end of November, featuring her good friends Liam O'Mwainley, Mundy, Carlos Nunez, Susan O'Neill and of course the Sharon Shannon Band.
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0:32Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Sharon Shannon, good morning to you.
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0:34Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Good morning Miriam and hello to all the listeners as well.
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0:37Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Thank you for that lovely introduction.
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0:38Miriam O'CallaghanHOST
Thanks so much for being here.
Gift Grub: Your Weekly Fix
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1:40Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
It's prime time, Eddie.
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1:41Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
It's Miriam O'Callaghan.
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1:43Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
Hi, Katie.
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1:44Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
Thanks for coming, Miriam.
Gift Grub: Hit Me Katie, One More Time!
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1:01Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
It's prime time, Eddie.
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1:02Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
It's Miriam O'Callaghan.
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1:03Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
Hi, Katie.
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1:04Mario RosenstockVOICE_ACTOR
Thanks for coming, Miriam.
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