As part of our ‘How’s the Head’ campaign psychotherapist, broadcaster and author Richie Sadlier and comedian Willa White sat down with Donncha to discuss the topic of mental health. Throughout the episode, Richie and Willa explore the stigma surrounding mental health in Ireland, particularly amongst tradespeople, and openly share their own experiences grappling with mental health issues.

If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this podcast, you can find support at aware.ie or The Samaritans at thesamaritans.org, or call 116123.

Construction Workers can also contact lighthouseclub.org or call 1800 939122, or text Hardhat to 50808. 

Alternatively, contact your local GP. If you are outside the Republic of Ireland, please contact support organisations in your country.

In this episode host Donncha O'Callaghan sits down with legendary football figure Roddy Collins and Bohemians Football Club captain Keith Buckley to discuss the exciting resurgence of the League of Ireland. Throughout the episode, the lads discuss the league's evolution, its growing competitiveness on the European stage, and the key factors driving its rise. Roddy also takes listeners on a nostalgic trip down memory lane, recounting his experiences at the iconic Dalymount Park and discussing the redevelopment.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, Donncha is joined by Tara Brennan, Head of Marketing & Development at Chadwicks Group as co-host and by guests, Director, CIF  Southern and Eastern Regions, Joanne Treacy and the Tarmacing Mammy, Shauna Doyle. Throughout the episode the panel   discuss the current state of diversity within the Irish construction sector, addressing both the progress made and the areas that still require attention. They also explore the hurdles faced in attracting more females to the construction industry in Ireland.

In this episode of Under Construction with Chadwicks, Donncha is joined by Cian Bonnichon, Sales Team Lead at Baumit as co-host and by guests, RTE 2fm presenter Carl Mullan & Interior designer and owner of the award-winning Coal Lane House, Stephanie O’Sullivan. Throughout the episode Carl and Stephanie discuss all things self builds and home renovations. They also share their experiences, challenges, and the joy of creating spaces that tell a unique story.

We love talking to people who get it done and Limerick Hurling Legends; Séamus Hickey, Shane Dowling & Tom Morrisey certainly know how to do that. The lads discuss the secret to Limerick's recent hurling success among other things. Host Donncha O Callaghan and Shane Dowling discuss punditry and tactics in hurling. The guys also discuss are Irish sports stars more comfortable being the underdogs? Does the tag of favourites sit heavy on the shoulders? We of course discuss the four in a row and the possibility of five in a row.

The lads enjoyed our brand of pure site talk and hope you do too.

In Season 4 of Chadwicks' Under Construction podcast, Donncha O’Callaghan chats and has the craic with industry insiders, gets great tips on how to improve business and takes a peek behind the scenes at Chadwicks.

In the season finale of Under Construction with Chadwicks, hosts Pat and Donncha are joined by property portfolio developer and bestselling author of "Gaff Goddess" and "Décor Galore'' Laura de Barra and David Shiel, founder of YourRetrofit.ie, a free platform providing personalised plans for your retrofit to enable you to transform your BER, save on your energy bills & qualify for a green mortgage.

Throughout the episode, Laura takes the opportunity to share her insights on the importance of embracing sustainable practices in our everyday lives. She challenges the traditional notion that DIY is solely for one gender and emphasizes the inclusive nature of her approach in "She-IY." David, the brilliant mind behind YourRetrofit.ie, is back to discuss his ground breaking platform. He discusses how personalized retrofit plans can significantly improve your Building Energy Rating (BER), reduce energy bills, and even qualify you for a green mortgage.

In this episode, hosts Pat and Donncha sit down with two incredible guests, Brian Pennie and Brian O'Sullivan. Brian Pennie, is a former heroin addict from Dublin who battled with addiction for 15 years and is now an accomplished author, public speaker PhD graduate and university lecturer. Brian O'Sullivan is a recovering addict from Cork who has had his own struggles over the years, been through the prison system but has changed his life around and is now a scaffolder. He also works with the Cork Alliance Centre – an organisation that provides supports for people during and post-prison. Throughout the episode, the two Brian's share their powerful journeys from the depths of addiction to the road to recovery.

If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this podcast, you can find support at TheSamaritans.org or call 116123. Construction workers can also contact LighthouseClub.org or call 1800 939122, or text “Hardhat” to 50808.

Alternatively, contact your local GP. If you are outside the Republic of Ireland, please contact support organisations in your country.

In this episode, hosts Pat Moore and Donncha are joined by author, TV personality and all-round champion of sustainability in construction Harrison Gardner and David Shiel, founder of YourRetrofit.ie, a free platform providing personalised plans for your retrofit to enable you to transform your BER, save on your energy bills & qualify for a green mortgage.

Throughout the episode, Harrison shares some great insights on the importance of adopting sustainable habits in our everyday lives, while David introduces listeners to YourRetroift.ie, which offers customised plans for improving your home’s energy efficiency and lowering energy costs.

In this episode, hosts Pat Moore and Donncha are joined by Dublin Football royalty Philly McMahon and Nutritionist Ciara McNulty. Throughout the episode, Philly and Ciara shed light on two critical topics, Mental Health and Nutrition. They discuss the importance of diet and the impact it can have on our mental well-being. They also discuss the importance of mental health, how it’s connected with our diet, and explore ways to maintain a healthy balance between the two.

If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this podcast, you can find support at TheSamaritans.org or call 116123. Construction workers can also contact LighthouseClub.org or call 1800 939122, or text “Hardhat” to 50808. Alternatively, contact your local GP. If you are outside the Republic of Ireland, please contact support organisations in your country.