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Just when you think it's all over, we're back again! This week we have a special BONUS episode of the 'Ten Years of Tones' podcast, featuring none other than the two people responsible for creating the beast that is Trinitones, our co-founders Lynsey Callaghan and Patrick Barrett.
We finally get to the bottom of the origins story and where the idea of setting up an all male collegiate a cappella group in Ireland came from. Lynsey and Patrick also give their own unique insight into the early years, creating a culture and laying down the foundations that would help the group continue and evolve for generations to come. We then fast forward ten years and reflect on an amazing Easter weekend celebrating the group's tenth anniversary in the Sugar Club and the Fumbally Stables in Dublin.
Thanks again to all the listeners and contributors for supporting this podcast. I will hopefully be back in the not so distant future with something fresh, all being well.
Cheers folks,
Sam
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Welcome to the FIFTH and FINAL episode of the 'Ten Years of Tones' podcast. This week we cover Gen's IX to XI, which brings us right up to the present day. We discuss how the group navigated the pandemic, released music for the first time, conducted zoom rehearsals and turned to music videos and TikTok as a means of performance. Trinitones eventually returned in style with a well overdue Tour of Ireland and nowadays they are back rehearsing in person and normal service has finally resumed. We look ahead to the big night in the Sugar Club and some big future plans!
Joining me this week are Niall Barrett, Billy Behan, Cathal Dervan, Eoin Hand, Kevin McDonnell, Patrick Kennedy and Dahnan Spurling.
Thank you so much to all the guests who have contributed massively over the last five weeks. There would be no podcast without the enthusiasm and buy-in of all members past and present. Thank you to anyone that has taken the time to listen to the podcast and join us on this journey. Your support is much appreciated. All that's left to say is;
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Welcome to episode FOUR of the 'Ten Years of Tones' Podcast. This week we have an extended edition, covering GEN's VII and VIII, where the group embarked on two further international tours, experienced a considerable amount of e-stardom, appeared on Ireland's Got Talent and even performed for the President of Ireland.
Joining me this week are Billy Behan, Evan Holland, Andy Keenan, Patrick Kennedy and all the way from Australia, Ranald Macky!
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This week on Ten Years of Tones, it's a big one. We discuss Gen VI, also known as the 'new era', when lots of new faces joined the group and the reign of Neil Dunne took full flight. We reflect on the importance of a visit from the Trinity Tiger Tones from Trinity College Melbourne, who had a massive impact on the group, on and off the stage. So much so that we decided to organise our first international tour, to Australia!
Plenty of anecdotes and tails in this one as the group marked its 5th anniversary in style.
Joining me this week are Neil Dunne, Evan Holland, Andy Keenan, Fionn McGorry, Matt Murtagh and Conor O'Shea.
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Australian Tour
Down Under Vlog 2017
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This week on the 'Ten Years of Tones' podcast we discuss Gen's III to V, also known as, the 'establishment' phase, where the group saw a change in leadership and direction. We discuss singing with Ted from Scrubs, entering the world of corporate gigging, performing at the ICCA's in London, Electric Picnic shenanigans and admitting our 'bad boy' reputation on National Television.
Joining me once again, we have Ben Jacob, Daragh Kneeshaw, Conor O'Shea and Robert Somerville. We also welcomed Neil Dunne to the show, who reluctantly joined the group in Gen IV. Little did he know, he would instantly fall in love.
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Welcome to a special edition of the podcast, where for the next five weeks we will be talking all things TRINITONES!
Founded in 2012 at Trinity College Dublin, Trinitones are the pioneers of 'popular' a cappella performance in Ireland. This year we are turning 10, and as part of the celebrations which include a concert in The Sugar Club in Dublin on Saturday April 16th, this podcast will look back at the group's history right up until the present day. This week's episode is entitled 'Origins', where we discuss how the group was formed, the choosing of the name 'Trinitones', first songs learned, first gig, first celebrity encounters and that Teenage Dirtbag video.
Joining me are Ben Jacob, Daragh Kneeshaw, Conor O'Shea and Robert Somerville.
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WE HAVE REACHED THE END OF SEASON ONE!!??
Welcome to episode ten of the Sam I Am Podcast. The last few months have been so enjoyable putting this show together. Thank you to all my guests and to those who have listened and contributed, I really appreciate it. I'm going to take a break and will hopefully back in a couple of months, all being well. Don't forget to follow or subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and look out for updates on my Instagram (@samwhiiite)
Cheers folks!!
Hi folks! This week on the podcast I am joined by the man, the myth, the legend....it can only be Neil Dunne!! We talk all things Trinitones, working in the music industry, photography and influential Netflix shows? There is also another special piece of music at the end of the chat, so stick around for all that good stuff. Don't forget to follow or subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. Enjoy!
Welcome to Episode 8 of the podcast! Can't believe there's been so many. Today I am joined by my oldest friend from Sligo, Ruairi Delargy. We look back on a number of childhood memories from growing up in North Sligo and the sequence of our hobbies leading to the beautiful game, football. Ruairi then tells me all about the ONLY Premier League game he has ever attended, and what a game it was. Don't forget to follow or subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode!
This week I am joined by the one and only Ranald Macky. We recall our initial encounters via the world of collegiate aCappella, discuss writing and recording original music during lockdown and we look back on a wild day and a half in the Toon!
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This week I'm back with part two of my chat with Owen Cummins where we continue to reflect on a crazy time in Bordeaux and tell another story which let's just say, left a mark on us. We also conclude the podcast in a slightly different fashion to normal, so stay tuned for a SURPRISE at the end. As always, don't forget to follow or subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode!
Today I am delighted to be rejoined by Joe Gorman for the first BONUS episode of the podcast, and for a good reason. As Euro 2020 kicks off a year late, I take Joe back to the summer of 2016 when he cheered on the Boys in Green all across France! Some great tales and insights ahead of this years tournament. Enjoy! Don't forget to follow or subscribe so you'll never miss an episode!
This week I am joined by my oldest friend, Owen Cummins. We chat at length about Owen's career path, from performing at the Edinburgh Fringe to teaching all over Milan. We then reminisce about an eventful two weeks we spent together in Bordeaux during the summer of 2017. Don't forget to follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode!
Welcome back! This week I am joined by my good friend Walker Shaw. As is tradition we discuss how we got to know each other over a number of years growing up in North Sligo, I quiz Walker on his passion for art and how he is using social media in a really effective way to showcase his work. We also look back on a very cherished memory together, the night we saw Yeezus in a field. Be sure to Follow or Subscribe to the pod so you'll never miss an episode!
Welcome back! This week I am joined by my good friend Joe Gorman. We discussed how we got to know each other over a number of years growing up in Sligo, I quiz Joe on his own personal writing and research projects and we talk all things football, from the Super League to Champions League Nights in the Showgrounds. Finally we end the show by giving our predictions for this Saturday's big game between Chelsea and Manchester City. Be sure to Follow or Subscribe to the pod so you'll never miss an episode!
Welcome to episode one of the podcast! This week I am joined by my brother Ollie and his good friend Jamie Duff to discuss finishing college, setting up your own business and we also look back on the crazy train that was their viral prank involving a certain Roger Federer! Don't forget to follow or subscribe to the pod!