People, Companies & Topics in Podcasts

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Ryanair is a European airline known for its low-cost flights and brash marketing strategies.

The Catholic Church, the largest Christian church led by the Pope, with teachings and traditions.

Global professional services network providing consulting, audit, and advisory services.

Fianna Fáil, a political party in Ireland.

Sinn Féin, Irish political party

Irish bank, compared in costs to PTSB, with forecasted costs

Irish company that operates bus services between towns and cities in Ireland

Flowers.ie, an Irish online florist specializing in luxury flower arrangements and delivery services.

GAA, Gaelic Athletic Association, an Irish sporting organization.

IBEC, the Irish Business and Employers Confederation, representing Irish business interests.

The Ireland Gateway to Europe is an organization facilitating Ireland's connections with Europe.

Irish organization representing forestry interests, advocating for Sitka spruce plantations.

The Irish housing system's affordability issues and policies.

The Irish language forms part of Ireland's cultural heritage and was spoken by some census respondents.

The Irish housing policies and planning system.

Irish construction sector experiencing contraction, with weak activity levels recorded in October

The Spanish flu pandemic was a global influenza outbreak in 1918-1919 that affected Ireland.

Official record of the population and households in Ireland from 1926, to be released for public access.

A festival in Ireland, marking the Bealchina Festival, involving fire and community celebration

A festival in Ireland, involving fire and community celebration, held on St. John's Eve

A large music and arts festival held in Ireland, attracting visitors during the summer

A luxury fashion event in Ireland founded by Ashley McDonnell to showcase Irish brands.

Irish rugby union team, competing in the Six Nations Championship.

A festival in Ireland, celebrating the harvest and community, called Lunasa

The War of Independence was a guerrilla war from 1919 to 1921 leading to the establishment of the Irish Free State.

U.S. Department of Justice, federal executive department responsible for enforcement of federal laws.

The Department of Education is a federal agency responsible for overseeing education policy in the United States.

Enterprise Ireland is a government organization supporting Irish businesses.

Irish government agency responsible for economic development and public services in Ireland

The Department of Finance is a government department responsible for economic and financial policy in Ireland.

The regulatory authority overseeing credit unions in Ireland.

Irish government department responsible for law enforcement and justice

The Department of Children is a government department in Ireland responsible for child welfare and services.

Australian court that rules on constitutional matters, including political donation laws.

United States Department of Health, a government health organization involved in knowledge transfer.

Irish government department overseeing housing policies and social housing programs.

The Irish government department responsible for social welfare and social protection policies.

Irish newspaper providing news and analysis.

Irish newspaper providing news and analysis.

Newstalk is an Irish radio station.

Irish radio station broadcasting the CountryWide program.

Irish radio program about wildlife and nature topics

Irish public radio station broadcasting news, talk, and entertainment programs.

AI Ireland is a podcast focused on artificial intelligence topics, based in Ireland.

Cork International Film Festival, a prestigious Irish film festival where Mary is Missing was premiered.

Irish radio program focusing on agriculture, environment, and rural issues.

Weather channel in Ireland

Irish newspaper reporting on the increase in the average cost of rebuilding a home.

A podcast focused on life, sex, relationships, and human sexuality, hosted by Jennifer Zamparelli.

An Irish political party represented by Frank McNamara, a counsellor.

Chambers Ireland is a business representative organization in Ireland.

Irish organization providing support and advocacy for kinship carers in Ireland.

Irish nonprofit organization providing youth education and community programs in Tallaght.

Irish organization that operates a hotline for internet safety and reports on online threats.

Irish wildlife conservation organization advocating for native species and habitats.

Irish organization representing Irish foresters and forestry professionals.

Irish non-profit organization promoting solar energy and retrofit measures.

Irish criminal figure and alleged leader of the Kinahan organized crime group.

Dr. Richard Hogan, a mental health professional and podcast host.

American singer and songwriter known for hits like 'Shape of You' and 'Thinking Out Loud'

Sean McGovern, an Irish man involved in organized crime activities, including surveillance and murder plots.

Simon Harris, an Irish politician serving as a government minister.

Dr. Ciara Kelly, a medical professional and podcast host.

Irish football player and midfielder for the Irish women's national team.

Robbie Lawler was a gangland criminal involved in violent feuding in Ireland, known for his impulsive and violent behavior.

Luke is a person mentioned in the context of a conversation.

Ellen Coyne is a journalist and author who wrote the book about Irish dancing scandals.

Economist at TU Dublin analyzing economic impacts and policies

Kerry is the wife of Mike Winn, supportive of his entrepreneurial endeavors.

Ireland, the country where the story is set, known for its legends and culture.

Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland, known for its cultural heritage and historic sites.

Kilkenny, a county and sports team in Ireland known for Gaelic games.

City in Texas where Rumber's factory is located.

A person who is a friend and supporter of the podcast hosts, involved in the pub crawl and social events.

Stadium in Dublin where Ireland women's national team played a match

A suburb in Dublin, Ireland, known for its community and recent incidents involving gang activity.

Irish football team representing County Galway.

Irish city where Caitlin Macken performed live with The High Kings.

Irish city hosting the Great Limerick Run.

Monaghan is a county in Ireland, known for its Gaelic sports and rural landscapes.

An airport in Ireland serving as a hub for flights to continental Europe and other destinations.

A cryptocurrency project that was created as a 'Doge killer' and associated with scams.

.ie is the country code top-level domain for Ireland, managed by the registry that David Curtin leads.

The 'In Her Boots' program, a female football coaching and development initiative.

Leinster Rugby team, a professional Irish rugby union team competing in European and domestic competitions.

Ulster Rugby team, a professional Irish rugby union team competing in European and domestic competitions.

Bohemians, a football team.

Irish football club based in Derry, competing in the League of Ireland.

Connacht Rugby, an Irish rugby team representing the province of Connacht.

Cork is a county and hurling team in Ireland, with a strong tradition.

Cork City Football Club, an Irish football team based in Cork, competing in the Irish football league system.

Irish football club based in Dublin competing in the League of Ireland.

Irish football club based in Drogheda, competing in the League of Ireland.

Irish football club based in Dundalk, competing in the League of Ireland.

Ireland women's national football team, competing in international tournaments.

Leinster Rugby, an Irish professional rugby team competing in the URC.