Irish Examiner Podcasts: Recent Episodes
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Child psychotherapist Dr Colman Noctor and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan discuss how to communicate with a teenager who is reluctant to talk.
The adolescent years bring a lot of changes and often teenagers struggle to cope with all their emotions. However, it is important to keep lines of communication open and to allow for a teen to feel heard.
Dr Noctor shares the one thing you should do and the one thing you shouldn’t do as a parent of a teen and offers guidance on how to navigate high sensitivity and effectively communicate with a teenager.
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Child psychotherapist and podcaster Dr Joanna Fortune and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan sit down to discuss anxiety in children and how parents can best understand it.
We are still seeing the impact of covid on children and young teens. Post-pandemic, Dr Joanna Fortune says she is getting more questions than ever from parents about anxious kids and has seen children a young as nine and ten presenting with anxiety.
She shares how parents can approach the subject with teens and tweens and the signs to help recongise whether your child may be struggling with anxiety.
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Family psychotherapist and author Richard Hogan and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan discuss how to navigate the politics of being a grandparent today.
The role of grandparents has changed over the last number of years with the housing and cost of living crises placing more pressure on the family. As a result, many younger parents are relying on grandparents when it comes to childcare.
Richard Hogan offers advice for grandparents on setting boundaries and how to negotiate with your adult children about your own needs while also supporting them.
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Child psychotherapist Dr Colman Noctor and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan sit down to discuss Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and how to recgonise it in children.
According to ADHD Ireland, five per cent of children have a diagnosis and it can often present differently in young boys and girls.
Dr Colman Noctor touches on the behavioural differences between ADD and ADHD and the importance of working to a child’s strength. He offers advice for parents who see a child with ADD or ADHD struggling to make friends and the one thing they can do to help.
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Child psychotherapist and podcaster Dr Joanna Fortune and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan talk about the importance of encouraging children to go outside and explore.
Outdoor playtime has a range of benefits for children and is essential for physical and emotional development. According to Dr Joanna Fortune, unstructured play outdoors promotes positive risk-taking behaviour.
She shares small ways to build movement into your daily routine and how to make it work even in the unpredictable Irish weather. Plus, she offers tips for getting even the most reluctant children outside.
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Family psychotherapist and author Richard Hogan joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to discuss supporting a child with dyslexia.
One in ten people in Ireland have dyslexia and signs often emerge in early school years. In 2021, Richard Hogan shared his own diagnosis for the first time in the Irish Examiner.
As someone who works in schools, he has seen how dyslexia can impact a child’s sense of self. He offers tips for parents on how to support a child with dyslexia and shares his own personal experience.
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Child psychotherapist Dr Colman Noctor and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan discuss the loneliness epidemic amongst teenagers and the role parents can play in helping young people to develop friendships.
The covid-19 pandemic and a reliance on social media have created a world where many young people are missing tangible quality time with peers which is essential for development.
Noctor shares tips for parents on how to support their child to develop friendships and the small tweaks that can be made to help create the all-important social opportunities with friends.
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Child psychotherapist Dr Joanna Fortune and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan talk about the importance of friendships for teenagers and the impact of loneliness during the adolescent years.
Loneliness is one of the biggest threats to mental wellbeing and Fortune says it is something that she is seeing regularly in her clinics, particularly since the pandemic.
She notes the role social media plays in the lives and friendships of teenagers and offers advice for parents on what to do if their child is spending a lot of time on their own.
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Family psychotherapist and author Dr Richard Hogan joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to discuss ways to help your child in the run-up to exams.
Exam season is a stressful time and Hogan says it’s important to make allowances for young people who may be a little more agitated and let them know that they are supported.
He offers guidance on creating structure when it comes to studying and shares his advice for parents on how to be there for their children – and what not to say.
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Child psychotherapist Dr Colman Noctor and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan sit down to discuss the pros and cons of homework for primary school children.
While some researchers say homework helps children to develop skills such as organisation, others believe it is counterproductive.
Noctor is in the no-homework camp and sees how it impacts his children in very different ways. He offers guidance on creating healthy habits and advice for parents of teenagers who have little interest in studying or completing homework.
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Ciara Crossan is the single mother who made a business out of Ireland's love for weddings. Her company has survived the 2008 crash, a pandemic and a cost-of-living crisis but Ms Crossan said her biggest challenges along the way were more personal ones.
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Chief executive of marketing and tech services firm Granite Digital Conor Buckley talks to business journalist Cáit Caden about the Cork company's ambitious growth journey so far, eyeing up expansion in the US and how firms are coping with migrating online.
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Family psychotherapist and author Richard Hogan joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to discuss ways to help children cope with life's ups and downs.
It can be tempting to shield your child but this comes with risks. Your child may struggle to navigate the failures and disappointments that are part of life.
Hogan offers guidance on how to build your child's resilience and ability to cope with challenges head-on while also recognising when to ask for help.
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Dr Dale Whelehan is the Irish man on a mission to change the traditional working week around the globe. In this podcast, he talks about his own journey from being an physio student to becoming the chief executive of a non-profit trying to tackle burnout in the workplace.
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Child psychotherapist and podcaster Dr Joanna Fortune and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan discuss the dynamics of school gate relationships and playdates. Whether they are casual connections or the beginnings of a deeper friendship, relationships with other parents can help us navigate the early school years.
Dr Fortune also offers helpful tips on navigating the tricky world of WhatsApp groups and how to turn down playdate invitations, which she sees as optional, not a necessity.
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Bob Savage began working with Dell Technologies as an engineer almost 40 years ago. Now he is vice president regional CIO for EMEA and site leader of Dell Technologies in Cork. In this interview with business journalist Cáit Caden, Bob talks about witnessing the company change over the years, is the government doing enough for small firms as well as multinationals and some of the best pieces of advice he has received in his career.
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Child psychotherapist and best-selling author Dr Colman Noctor joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to discuss managing challenging behaviour - from toddlers to teens.
Colman explains how every child grows and changes at different rates and that parents must consider this when reacting to difficult behaviour.
He also talks about identifying the root cause of what is often called 'attention-seeking behaviours'.
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Lucinda Kelly's latest venture Be Like Water, which is expected to offer fertility support services in the workplace, is still in its infancy but this is not her first rodeo in the start-up arena. Ms Kelly previously founded Popertee, used by retail businesses to set up pop-up shops, but the business met its demise during the pandemic. Ms Kelly talks about the lessons she learned from this and more in the latest episode of The ieBusiness Podcast.
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Family psychotherapist and author Richard Hogan joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to discuss the importance of setting boundaries in your child's life.
Healthy boundaries offer children a way to navigate their way in a world where we face challenges every day. They also give the child the tools to set their own boundaries with others.
Here, Hogan gives a roadmap of how to set and maintain boundaries as well as how to respond when they are not followed.
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Aoife McNamara recently secured a B Corp cert for her eponymous company, making her business the first Irish fashion brand to receive the globally recognised sustainability accolade. In this episode, she talks about how the business has changed, the impact of inflation and her plans to scale further.
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Child psychotherapist Dr Joanna Fortune and ieParenting editor Irene Feighan talk about how parents need to prioritise their health and wellbeing.
With so many responsibilities and worries, self-care and fun can be the first things parents drop. But Fortune says looking after your own needs helps you to be the best parent that you can be.
Fortune also speaks to those struggling to cope with low stamina, isolation, and the everyday pressures that come with parenting.
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Lauren Duggan built an impressive marketing career working with tech firms including Microsoft and London-vased Smartology until the Cork native returned home to co-found the sustainable period products company Riley in 2021.
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Child psychotherapist and best-selling author Dr Colman Noctor joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to discuss the pitfalls of being too involved in your child's life.
The more children are exposed to failure, disappointment and frustration, the more they learn how to cope with challenging life experiences, says Noctor.
He also speaks about the impact of parental pressure - conscious and unconscious - on children.
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Mary McKenna and Sinead Crowley are two out of the five friends that created AwakenHub to help grow the number of women led-business in Ireland. The organisation offers mentorship and funding to business across the island of Ireland. In this candid conversation with Cáit Caden, they talk about why men wear failure as a badge of honour and women don’t, expanding their reach into Europe and the US and providing education about financial reliance for women entrepreneurs.
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Family psychotherapist and author Richard Hogan joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to chat about the impact that gaming and gaming culture have on children.
Gaming can be more than a fun pastime for some. The World Health Organization has classified severe gaming as a new mental health condition.
Here, Hogan talks about the signs of excessive gaming, setting boundaries, and not depending on games and devices to keep children occupied.
If you are affected by any of the issues raised in this podcast please click here for a list of support services.
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In this episode of The ieBusiness Podcast, in association with PwC, Statkraft Ireland VP for wind and solar development Donal O’Sullivan discusses the chronic planning delays impacting development, the growing and sometimes controversial relationship between renewable energy and Big tech and why the latest State auction for onshore projects casts an ominous shadow for future auctions.
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Kerrywoman June O’Connell built an impressive career in corporate law before she decided to go back to her home village of Cahersiveen to create premium spirits from an old textiles factory. On this episode, June spoke about why she decided to establish the SkelligSix18 distillery, how her legal knowledge proved useful in her new venture, and why the Irish don’t talk about whiskey the way the French talk about wine.
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Child psychotherapist and podcaster Dr Joanna Fortune joins ieParenting editor Irene Feighan to talk about dealing with a distressed child.
Dr Fortune teaches the concept of going to A&E - acceptance and empathise.
She also offers guidance on parenting a sensitive child and how to help them through the 'uh-oh' moments.
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Irish Examiner News Editor Deirdre O'Shaughnessy and our expert panel, Irish Examiner Political Editor, Elaine Loughlin, Munster Business Editor, Alan Healy and Nicola Quinn, Tax Partner, PWC, talk through the good, the bad and the ugly of Budget 2024.
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In the final episode of series 1, Ciara chats to Fine Gael Minister Paschal Donohoe who discusses coping with grief after the passing of his mother last year. He also discusses how controversy surrounding his election expenses impacted him as well as his childhood and personal challenges he sets for himself.
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Join Brendan O'Brien and his co-host Simon Lewis, each week throughout the Rugby World Cup tournament, for all the latest, news, views, and debate with their panel of expert guests including, Donal Lenihan, Ronan O'Gara, Craig Ray, David Barnes, Mick Cleary, Ciara Griffin and James Harrington. Expect in-depth analysis with insight into the Irish camp and beyond, throughout the Rugby World Cup.
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Television presenter Katja Mia opens up about her parents fleeing a civil war and the expectations felt by immigrants after moving to another country. She also discusses the importance of faith in her life and managing body dysmorphia.
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This week Ciara chats to Fr Peter McVerry, a Jesuit priest who has devoted his life to helping the homeless. He speaks about his childhood, his views on celibacy and marriage and how helping homeless people has changed his relationship with God.
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This week Ciara Phelan talks to comedian Rory O'Connor of Rory’s Stories who discusses hitting rock bottom with addiction, what he would change about the education system, minding his well-being and helping prisoners make different life choices.
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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar: On discovering his sexuality, his thoughts on marriage and children and why he shares less about his relationship online.
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Social media influencer Charleen Murphy discusses the highs & lows of living her life online and what she would do differently if she was to start over.
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Nearly one week after the death of Sinead O’Connor, Ciara Phelan hosts a special edition of her podcast exploring the reaction to the news, the way the singer was portrayed during her life, and following her death, and exploring reaction to her religious beliefs. With guests Deirdre O’Shaughnessy, Suzanne Harrington and Eoghan O’Sullivan.
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Host of Telly Bingo, Declan Buckley chats about navigating childhood with two deaf parents, the death of his brother and the success and opportunities that arose from performing as Shirley Temple Bar who has been at the centre of Dublin’s LGBTQ+ social scene for 25 years.
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Mrs Brown’s Boys star, Eilish O’Carroll’s brutally honest story of escaping an abusive relationship, finding happiness with a woman, and revealing to her son’s that she is a lesbian will stop you in your tracks. She also discusses what life was like as a child in the O’Carroll household.
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Cork GAA legend Bríd Stack opens up about her recovery having suffered a significant injury while playing Aussie Rules. She discusses how she coped at the time and on reflection, what she has learned about herself. Bríd also speaks honestly about motherhood.
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Joanne O'Riordan: On being dependently independent, what prompts her to say a decade of the rosary even though she's not religious and why she believes we shouldn't have a Minister for Disabilities.
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This week Ciara Phelan talks to Green Party leader, Eamon Ryan about his happy childhood, how he copes with his absence from his family and how he benefited from counselling in his life.
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Actress Mary McEvoy talks with searing honesty to Ciara Phelan about her struggle with fame in her Glenroe days, how she overcame an eating disorder and how older people need to use their power to tackle ageism.
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Living Your Best Life: A Parkinson's Podcast - Episode 5. This podcast special series details the particular personal stories of people in the Irish Parkinson's community, the obstacles they face, the challenges they have overcome, and more importantly, the tools they use to live their best lives. In this fifth and last episode in the series, the Parkinson’s Association of Ireland’s specialist nurse, Lisa Wynne shares her experience of helping the newly diagnosed and the power of the KEES method for living your best life with Parkinson’s.
Parkinson’s Association of Ireland www.parkinsons.ie
Parkinson’s Support Line 1800 359 359
Living Your Best Life: A Parkinson's Podcast - Episode 4. This podcast special series details the particular personal stories of people in the Irish Parkinson's community, the obstacles they face, the challenges they have overcome, and more importantly, the tools they use to live their best lives. In this fourth episode in the series, Kate Wilkinson whose husband Tony was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2015, shares her experience as a spouse becoming a carer and how community engagement, advocacy, and ring-fencing personal time help her live her best life.
Cork Parkinson’s Association https://corkparkinsons.ie
Living Your Best Life: A Parkinson's Podcast - Episode 3. This podcast special series details the particular personal stories of people in the Irish Parkinson's community, the obstacles they face, the challenges they have overcome, and more importantly, the tools they use to live their best lives. In this third episode in the series, dietitian, Parkinson’s advocate and co-founder of My Moves Matter app, Richelle Flanagan shares her story of early-onset Parkinson’s and how resilience, community and sport help her live her best life.
My Moves Matter www.mymovesmatter.com
Women’s Parkinson’s Project www.womensparkinsonsproject
World Parkinson’s Congress 2023 https://wpc2023.org
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Living Your Best Life: A Parkinson's Podcast - Episode 2. This podcast special series details the particular personal stories of people in the Irish Parkinson's community, the obstacles they face, the challenges they have overcome, and more importantly, the tools they use to live their best lives. In this second episode in the series, Annmarie O'Connor talks to guest Jerome Maume who shares his story of early-onset Parkinson’s and how exercise, singing, and a positive attitude help him live his best life.
Young Parkinson’s Ireland https://www.parkinsons.ie/branches/young-parkinsons-ireland
Cork Parkinson’s Association https://corkparkinsons.ie
Perpetual Motion Cork Parkinson's Choir https://corkparkinsons.ie
Meet-ups: Monday evenings ( excl public holidays) at 7.30 in the Lough Parish Centre on the grounds of the Lough Church.
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Living Your Best Life: A Parkinson's Podcast - Episode 1. This podcast special series details the particular personal stories of people in the Irish Parkinson's community, the obstacles they face, the challenges they have overcome, and more importantly, the tools they use to live their best lives. In this first episode in the series, Annmarie O'Connor shares her own story of early onset Parkinson's and how routine, education and perspective helped her navigate the early days of her diagnosis.
Parkinson’s Association of Ireland www.parkinsons.ie
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Living Your Best Life: A five-episode Parkinson's podcast series with Annmarie O'Connor. This podcast special series details the particular personal stories of people in the Irish Parkinson's community, the obstacles they face, the challenges they have overcome, and more importantly, the tools they use to live their best lives. Join Annmarie from April 11, World Parkinson's Day for the first episode in the series, as she shares her own story of early onset Parkinson's and how routine, education and perspective helped her navigate the early days of her diagnosis.
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Living Your Best Life: A five-episode Parkinson's podcast series with Annmarie O'Connor. This podcast special series details the particular personal stories of people in the Irish Parkinson's community, the obstacles they face, the challenges they have overcome, and more importantly, the tools they use to live their best lives. Join Annmarie from April 11, World Parkinson's Day for the first episode in the series, as she shares her own story of early onset Parkinson's and how routine, education and perspective helped her navigate the early days of her diagnosis.
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Jasper had moved back to Ireland for an idyllic country life with his wife Anne and two children, Virginia and Kevin. By the time of his death, he hadn't seen Anne in more than two decades. Not since the horrific death of their son Kevin.
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Lots of children dream of running away with the circus, but Jasper Kraus actually did. His daughter Virginia tells of his life as a circus performer, movie stuntman and - after tragedy struck his family - as a horse whisperer.
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Jasper Kraus's bizarre death after being pecked by a rooster made headlines around the world. But who was the man behind the clickbait headlines? Circus performer, movie stuntman, and tragically bereaved dad... this is the extraordinary story of an exceptional man.
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An Irish Examiner investigation in 2021 and 2022 revealed that unscrupulous landlords were propositioning vulnerable young renters - asking them for sex instead of rent arrangements.
On International Women's Day 2022 a bill went before the Dáil to outlaw such practices - but it hasn't been enacted, and they're still happening. Ann Murphy reports
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The Irish Examiner post-Budget Business Podcast. Munster Business Hub Editor with the Irish Examiner Alan Healy speaks with Mike Ryan operator of the Cornstore restaurants in Cork and Limerick and Derry Cronin, Managing Director of tour operator Cronin's Coaches to get their reaction to Tuesday's Budget and what it means for businesses in Ireland facing soaring costs and challenging winter.
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The Irish Examiner post-Budget Business Podcast. Munster Business Hub Editor with the Irish Examiner Alan Healy speaks with Mike Ryan operator of the Cornstore restaurants in Cork and Limerick and Derry Cronin, Managing Director of tour operator Cronin's Coaches to get their reaction to Tuesday's Budget and what it means for businesses in Ireland facing soaring costs and challenging winter.
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The Government has unleashed its €11bn budget day package to help families and businesses cope with this cost of living crisis. But will it be enough.
To run the rule over the measures, Irish Examiner Political Editor Daniel McConnell hosts a special post-budget podcast with an expert panel – Caitriona Redmond, Fine Gael TD Neale Richmond and Social Democrats TD Holly Cairns.
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The Government has unleashed its €11bn budget day package to help families and businesses cope with this cost of living crisis. But will it be enough.
To run the rule over the measures, Irish Examiner Political Editor Daniel McConnell hosts a special post-budget podcast with an expert panel – Caitriona Redmond, Fine Gael TD Neale Richmond and Social Democrats TD Holly Cairns.
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The distance between Portland, Oregon and Tralee, Co Kerry, is approximately 4,600 miles, as the crow flies. But Thomas Stofiel rarely travelled in straight lines.In Episode two of our two-part documentary series, we find the former American Army Reservist in Tralee, residing as an asylum seeker in Atlas House. We hear from his best friend, those who knew him and liked him, a new brotherhood who accepted this mysterious American, even as he still remained a man apart.
Thomas's wanderings were not quite at an end - the draw of the mountains was still too strong. He was a man prone to going missing, fleeing from perceived dangers, but also disappearing out of reach of those looking to help him. It happened again in the Kingdom.
This much we know, as we follow Thomas's story in Episode 2 of The Lost American.
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Sometimes, but not always, real life is stranger than fiction.
When Echo journalist Mostafa Darwish was researching an award-winning series on deaths of people in Direct Provision, he discovered that one of those who passed away was an American. His name was Thomas Stofiel.
When we dug deeper into his past, it opened up a strange and often poignant story. Thomas was a man with illogical and unsettling beliefs, someone often struggling with his mental health, manacled to his convictions even as his life veered off course. Our investigation kept turning up more elements, opening more doors into his past - of his life in America, his life online, and ultimately, his time in Ireland, living as an asylum seeker in Tralee.
In Episode one of a two-part podcast series, we delve deep into Thomas's troubled time in his native country, tracing his often mysterious travels, before he finds himself in our own Kingdom, Co Kerry.
Thomas had a habit of going missing, and he was also the proverbial lost soul. This is the story of The Lost American.
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Take a seat at Irish Examiner columnist Colm O'Gorman's table as he shares his most memorable dishes, and the stories behind them.
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Eoghan O'Sullivan talks to Irish Examiner arts editor Des O'Driscoll and journalist Marjorie Brennan about the shows you should be streaming this summer, the books you should be packing for the beach, and the music that should be blaring in the car on the way to your destination. Eoghan also chats to film critic Esther McCarthy about the biggest and best movies to watch out for over the coming weeks too, from Black Widow to Summer of Soul
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Great Irish Summer Podcast - Travel
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In 2013, Rebecca Saunders' husband Martin drowned their 3 year old little girl and then himself. In a haze of grief, she allowed Clarissa to be buried in Martin’s arms in a lonely West Cork graveyard. Eight years after her daughter’s tragic death, Rebecca tells their story to Irish Examiner journalist Liz Dunphy.
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Irish Examiner's Political Editor Daniel McConnell interviews Taoiseach and leader of the Fianna Fáil party, Micheál Martin at Government Buildings 29th January 2021
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John Sheahan, now 80 and the last surviving member of The Dubliners, talks about releasing his debut album and reflects on a remarkable lifetime in music. Interview by Joe Dermody
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IRISH EXAMINER INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY BREAKFAST PODCAST : Dr. Doireann O'Leary, Cork based GP and lifestyle blogger
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IRISH EXAMINER WOMEN'S DAY BREAKFAST PODCAST : Karen Underwood, american singer of Soul, Blues Sister and Jazz Diva
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IRISH EXAMINER'S INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY BREAKFAST PODCAST : Tara Flynn is an Irish actress, voice artist & writer. She's also a comedy improviser and columnist. You may have seen her in Line of Duty, Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, The Omid Djalili Show, Moone Boy, Thank God You're Here UK or Irish Pictorial Weekly – or you may have heard her on the radio.
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Irish Examiner political correspondent, Daniel McConnell hosts and moderates an Election 2020 debate at the Clarion Hotel, Cork 31/01/2020
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