Win Happy Podcast

Will Kerry win the All Ireland Final this Sunday and stop Dublin winning 'five in a row'.

In this episode we chat with Kerry GAA Legend, Tommy Doyle, winner of seven All Ireland medals, and one of those few greats who came closest to this unique feat.

What is his verdict on the big match?

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Other Episodes with Tommy Doyle:

How to win an All-Ireland medal and how to win seven

How to stop Dublin winning five in a row (earlier this year)

This podcast is produced by Fuzion Communications.

In this episode we chat with Limerick man, Dave Moloney, the CEO of Bothar, the charity that provides support to communities by sending livestock from Ireland.

Dave tells us about his career and a small community project in Limerick, that resulted in the formation of the charity.

He tells us about how Bothar make a huge difference to communities, he talks about the challenges of running a charity including the small task of getting 430 goats off a plane without a lift!

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In this episode we chat with Karen Egan, the VP of Advanced Customer Engagement with VMware.

Karen chats about her early life, her love of maths, her time in UCC and the challenge of having a baby at that time and her early career moves that took her to a software company in the UK, and to Apple and Motorola in Ireland.

We chat about her career success, her huge role with VMware and the challenges of managing in a huge multicultural company with a global presence.

We talk about VMware, the importance of STEAM and not STEM, gender and life balance, embracing diversity and how to keep large teams of people motivated and engaged.

As Karen says, it is about 90% attitude and 10% aptitude.

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In part two of this two part podcast we chat with Emma Morgan, a senior Fundraising Manager with Concern, a Fundraising Consultant and a Career Mentor.

Emma discusses her career, the challenges with her role and we discuss the sector including the importance of trust with the general public.

We chat about her consulting work, the importance of professionalism and communications in the industry and why people refer to her as being "Morganised".

Emma Morgan has a huge career ahead of her - Watch this space!

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Emma Morgan was raised by her grandmother, Rose, who was in her seventies.

In part one of this two part episode we chat with Emma Morgan a senior Fundraising Manager with Concern, a Fundraising Consultant and a Career Mentor.

Emma enjoyed a very special relationship with her Gran, growing up in Ballyfermot, where she was taught the importance of education and where all of her interests were encouraged.

Emma excelled at art and her education and won many scholarships, and this very driven young woman who has a big social conscience found herself drawn to the charity sector.

Emma was going to fulfil her dreams, as she says herself "Whatever it takes"

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In this episode Greg chats with the experienced journalist, Brian Mac Intyre, who has just been made redundant for the second time.

We talk about the enthusiastic young journalist interviewing Martin Sheen of the West Wing, working in the United States and campaigning door to door for Barack Obama in 2008.

Brian chats about his career as a journalist in Ireland, his screenplay writing and his story consultancy.

We talk about what's next for the industry and what is next for him.

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In this episode we chat with Helen Whelton, Head of Medicine and Health at UCC.

Helen, one of eight children, who grew up in a farm on the River Blackwater in Fermoy found her way to UCC studying dentistry.

Research lit up a passion in Helen and led her on a career path that took her to huge roles in UCC, University of Leeds and back to UCC as well as President of the International Association of Dental Health.

Behind every great woman is a great team and a great man - Helen talks about Frank and the important role a partner can play in your success.

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In part two of this two part episode we chat with Neasa (de Baroid) the talented singer/songwriter and EFT practitioner.

We chat about her return to Ireland, rebuilding her musical career and a new career as an EFT practitioner, which was inspired by her own challenges with performance anxiety, which held her back at different times in her life.

We also talk about a new musical direction and her new single 'Rain', which captures why she returned from a successful career and life in Australia.

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In part one of this two part podcast we can with Singer/Songwriter and EFT Practitioner, "Neasa" (de Baroid).

She chats about her early life when she was singing as soon as she could speak, and her stage was a USA biscuit tin!

From school plays, to TV appearances, to various bands in Ireland and then a big move to Australia that included adventures with head hunters in the jungle and a successful career with the band 'Lir' and solo work.

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In part two of this two part podcast we chat with best selling author and award winning writer and fashion stylist Annmarie O'Connor.

We talk about hustling in the UK with various gigs, all the time pushing for a writing career in fashion.

We chat about her two books, 'The Happy Closet' and 'The Happy Medium' and getting comfortable in your own skin, finding "grand" as Annmarie calls it.

We also talk about her recent big move, uprooting her life of friends and family in Dublin for a life in Cork, because Dublin has become too damn expensive!

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