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Sep 11, 2026

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John Tuomey

Sep 11 · 1 Mention

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Matthew BlunderfieldHOST
1:00
Tuomey needs little introduction in this room, so I'll keep this short.
Matthew BlunderfieldHOST
1:04
He was born in Tralee in 1954, grew up in Dundalk, studied architecture at UCD, and on graduating, went on to London to work at James Stirling's.
Matthew BlunderfieldHOST
1:15
In 1988, he founded O'Donnell and Tuomey with Sheila O'Donnell, who's here with us tonight, a practice that has given us the Irish Film Institute and the Gallery of Photography in Temple Bar, the Glucksman in Cork, the Lyric in Belfast, the Saw Swee Hock Student Center at the LSE, and the V&A East Museum in London, amongst many others.
Matthew BlunderfieldHOST
1:40
He's made six appearances at the Venice Biennale as the inaugural professor of architectural design at UCD, and in 2015, jointly with Sheila, has won both the RIBA Royal Gold Medal and the Brunner Prize from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, each given for a lifetime's work.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
2:31
He's 23 years in service today.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
2:35
His father's from Inishan and his mother's from Tralee, but he was one of the first firefighters into the Twin Towers on September 11th, 2001.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
2:44
And on that fatal morning, Danny was actually off duty at home having breakfast.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
2:48
He'd gone into the shower and heard his wife screaming at the television as the first plane hit the tower.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
44:07
The baby had been brutally killed, stabbed, his neck broken, stabbed 28 times and found lying on the rocks within two or three days of his birth.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
44:22
As we know, the death of baby John led to the investigation into a woman called Joanne Hayes, who lived 50 miles north of Caer Savin in Aberdeen in near Tralee.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
44:37
And Joanne Hayes and members of her family, following interrogations by members of what was known as the murder of the heavy gang or the murder squad or the technical bureau of the Gardaí, after questioning the Hayes family, got confessions from Joanne Hayes that she had killed this baby and with the help of her brothers and other family members had thrown the body over the cliffs in Sleighay in the Dingle Peninsula and the body must have floated back to Cahersavine in the Avira Peninsula and that was the reason.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
45:12
That's how baby John was dead.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
47:11
And the woman, it was basically a witch hunt of a young woman.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
47:15
All
Harry BrowneHOST
47:16
right, so you've got the guards getting confessions, multiple confessions in Tralee for something that couldn't have happened.
Frank ConnollyGUEST
47:22
Exactly.
Paul SmithGUEST
3:22
So Mary O'Brien was her name.
Paul SmithGUEST
3:25
And then she was put into a workhouse, pregnant in Tralee.
Paul SmithGUEST
3:29
And then we don't know then sort of the gap of how she ended up in Dublin.
Paul SmithGUEST
3:34
But...
Carl ChinnHOST
4:50
like a
Paul SmithGUEST
4:50
workhouse.
Paul SmithGUEST
4:51
Yeah, it was a workhouse as much as I know in Tralee, you know, which is awful, you know, and it's very sad to think, you know, what sort of a life.
Paul SmithGUEST
4:59
I do, my cousin Patrice said that my mum said to her that when she did go to visit her, a couple of times she didn't recognise her own daughter.
Danny ManningGUEST
6:12
Oh, it has a tremendous memory.
Danny ManningGUEST
6:14
As I've often said, and my many friends here in Kinsale know well, and my family, my mom was from Tralee.
Danny ManningGUEST
6:23
from over in the kingdom, as we would say, right? And my father was nearby in Inner Shannon, a few kicks down the road, as you said here.
Danny ManningGUEST
6:33
And I, as a child, myself and my brother Patrick and my family, we'd be here often during the summers, and basically from the time I could walk, I would come into Inner Shannon, Kinsale, we have family all throughout Cork.
Paul McCormackGUEST
73:23
And we have the O'Rourke family, firefighter Kevin O'Rourke from Scotstown.
Paul McCormackGUEST
73:29
Michael Lynch from Tralee was a firefighter.
Paul McCormackGUEST
73:31
Moira Smith.
Paul McCormackGUEST
73:32
Moira was a police officer.
Tom IrwinHOST
40:20
It's 40 minutes up the coast from, from Doonbeg, which is the Trump course in that corner.
Tom IrwinHOST
40:24
And then if you cross over the Shannon River and get right into the Ring of Kerry, you then got places like Waterville, and Ballybunion, and Tralee, uh, and Hogs Head.
Tom IrwinHOST
40:33
Um, so it's a very, very special sort of p- place to play golf in that corner of Ireland.
Tom IrwinHOST
40:38
Um, the golf is wild, and it's kind of exposed, and it's rugged, and it's a very specific thing, I think, to that part of the world.
SamPANELIST
4:34
Yes.
Peter FinchHOST
4:35
We are playing Tralee.
SamPANELIST
4:37
Oh, yeah.
Peter FinchHOST
4:38
We are playing Lahinch.

21 MINS LATER

KieranHOST
25:37
Yeah.
Peter FinchHOST
25:38
So, like those kind of courses.
Peter FinchHOST
25:39
Tralee, which you know, we are going to play apparently-
KieranHOST
25:41
Yeah.
Mark MehiganHOST
10:29
Not a word of a lie, she says.
Mark MehiganHOST
10:31
My son nearly went under in the aqua dome in Tralee.
Mark MehiganHOST
10:34
Oh God.
Mark MehiganHOST
10:36
But he just went with the waves as if that was going to help.
Eamonn CotterGUEST
31:33
So they, they...
Eamonn CotterGUEST
31:34
My rings, the keys, all that as to tubing that I use on the flute I get from a very good company in, in Tralee, Hi Tech Tubes.
Eamonn CotterGUEST
31:41
They've been there for many years.
Eamonn CotterGUEST
31:43
They've been very good to me, you know.

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