In this episode, Tom discusses the burning of the Sinn Fein hall by the Black and Tans 100 years ago, also discusses Augustus John who was in Galway around then, a guest of Fireball Macnamara. John has paintings of Galway handing in the national gallery in London. Ronnie is still talking about the Irish language school in Twain. This time looking at the opposition and objections to its founding.

You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway 

- The burning of the Sinn Fein hall, 100 years ago: https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/120723/the-burning-of-the-sinn-fin-hall-100-years-ago

- Tawin NS - A symbol of the gathering storm:  https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/120724/tawin-ns-a-symbol-of-the-gathering-storm

Read more stories on:
- The Galway Diary with Ronnie O'Gorman: www.advertiser.ie/galway/news/galway-diary#3
- Old Galway with Tom Kenny: www.advertiser.ie/galway/news/galway-history#2

The Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 04 - Burning of the Sinn Fein hall & Tawin national school

In this episode, Tom discusses The Hanger Ballroom and the Salthill Development Organisation. Ronnie has been researching Roger Casement.

You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway

The Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 06 - The Salthill Development Organisation & Roger Casement

In this episode, Tom discusses Claddagh Parade and Ronnie briefly returns to Roger Casement before looking at Eoin MacNeill.

You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway:

- Claddagh Parade, c1910
https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/121014/claddagh-parade-c1910

- MacNeill feared a bloodbath if unarmed Volunteers came out
https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/121015/macneill-feared-a-bloodbath-if-unarmed-volunteers-came-out

The Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 07 - The Claddagh & Eoin MacNeill

In this episode, Tom discusses and laments the loss of country butter in The Galway market. Ronnie has been researching Roger Casement and this week looks at his failed and humiliating appeal. Ronnie also looks at the painting of the last day of trial by Sir John Lavery. The image is available to see in this weeks Galway Advertiser.



You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway

The Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 08 - Country Butter in the Market and Roger Casement

Tommy Shields
Shane Doherty
Ollie Neary and Gordon Brett
Enda Curran and William Grant
Martin Devlin

Cian On Sport - Episode 08 - S. Doherty & O. Neary and G. Brett & E. Curran and W. Grant & M. Devlin

In this week's episode Galway United head coach Lisa Fallon reflects on the SSE Airtricity League First Division season.

Cobh Ramblers defender Cian Murphy, who spent two seasons with United, gives a revealing insight into his career in the domestic game.

St Bernard's stalwart Darrel Finn discusses the proud Abbeyknockmoy club, who remain a respected club locally.

Galway United U14 manager Xavi Vazquez talks about moving from Spain to the west of Ireland.

LISA FALLON

Galway United head coach Lisa Fallon has forged a particularly interesting career. The highly regarded RTE analyst Fallon has previously worked with Cork City, Northern Ireland, Chelsea Ladies, and London City Lionesses.

CIAN MURPHY

Cork native Cian Murphy signed for Galway United in 2019 to play in the SSE Airtricity League. Now with Cobh Ramblers, Murphy made many friends during his time Corribside.

DARREL FINN

St Bernard's stalwart Darrel Finn continues to enjoy playing for the Abbeyknockmoy outfit. Finn's family has made a sterling contribution to sport in the area.

XAVI VAZQUEZ

Xavi Vazquez is the manager of Galway United's U14 team, who made an impressive start to the season with a win over St Patrick's Athletic.

Cian On Sport - Episode 11 - Lisa Fallon & Cian Murphy & Darrel Finn & Xavi Vazquez

This weeks episode Cian and Colm report from the Connacht U20 semi-final final and react to the news that senior final will be moved to Croke park. Colm also chats to Maurice Sheridan about his reaction to the u20s game.

Advertiser GAA Pod - Episode 2 - James Horan & U20's Connacht Semi-Final Coverage & Maurice Sheridan

In this week's action packed episode Cian O'Connell and Colm Gannon
discuss Joe Canning's retirement and brilliant career.

Galway's All Ireland SHC exit is debated, while Mayo manager Derek
Walsh is interviewed ahead of Saturday's Nickey Rackard Cup final
against Tyrone at Croke Park.

Mayo's Connacht SFC triumph over Galway at GAA headquarters is another source of debate with post match reaction from James Horan and Padraic Joyce.

Monday's TG4 Ladies Football All Ireland Quarter-Final between Mayo and Galway is also on the agenda. Galway manager Gerry Fahy talks about the Castlebar clash.

Galway's Connacht Minor Football Semi-Final against Roscommon at Tuam Stadium is previewed too.

Advertiser GAA Pod - Episode 4 - Derek Walsh & James Horan + Padraic Joyce & Gerry Fahy

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed.

Galway United supporters Julian Canny, Kenny Keady, and Stephen Connolly reflect on the opening half of the SSE Airtricity League first division season.

Ann Carr, from a famous footballing family in Galway, talks about the Gaynor Cup which is
taking place this week in UL.

Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy discusses Saturday's important WNL encounter against Athlone Town at Fahy's Field.

Cian On Sport - E 57 - J Caulfield & J Canny, K Keady, S Connolly & A Murphy & A Carr

In this weeks football show Cian and Colm look back on an epic football quarter-final between Galway and Armagh that had everything you wanted and plenty that you didn't

The start the show by reflecting on James Horan tenure in charge of Mayo and what he achieved and looking back on their loss to Kerry

84. Advertiser GAA Pod #84 - Galway win an epic and Horan steps away from Mayo

In this episode, Tom is looking at St. Endas Well in Barna and the history of Holy Wells in the county. 

Ronnie is talking about Dr. Wilde, the father of Oscar, who was on trial for rape in a case that captivated the country.

You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway


Ronnie -  How Sir William’s ‘moral chloroform’ seduced a young woman
Week III

https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/131151/how-sir-williams-moral-chloroform-seduced-a-young-woman


Tom - Tobar Éanna, St Enda’s Well, Barna Woods

https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/131150/tobar-anna-st-endas-well-barna-woods

The Old Galway Diary Podcast - Episode 76 - The Well of St. Enda & The Trial of Dr Wilde

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