Meghann Meets

Ep 06 - "The win is amazing, and it's the sense of pride of being from Galway." Padraic Joyce

Padraic Joyce is no stranger to the world of GAA namely Gaelic Football where he has won two All-Irelands with Galway, received three All-Stars and is now the manager for the senior football team, which saw them play in the All-Ireland Final in 2024. He's back at the helm again and in this episode opens up about life growing up in Galway, his football career and what he misses most when he is away from home.
 
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Ep 05 - "The way I was breathing was literally affecting me from head to toe" Patrick McKeown

Patrick McKeown is a leading international expert on breathing and sleep, and author of bestselling books including The Oxygen Advantage. With over 20 years experience in this field, he has travelled the world working with some of the most famous athletes and professionals but his methods are for everyone, everyday. In this episode, he shares his work with Meghann and tells her about his favourite place in Galway.
 
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Ep 04 - "There would be dancing six nights a week, not seven, because of mass." Johnny Carroll

Johnny Carroll's music career began at the age of 13 at home in Roscommon. A career spanning almost 70 years has seen perform around the world sharing the stage with some massive stars, which he tells Meghann all about. He opens up about his incredible life in the music industry and what brought him to Galway, a place he has called home for many years. The Man with the Golden Trumpet still enjoys performing and shares an insight into his life.
 
This podcast is part of GK Media Studios Creators Network.
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Ep 03 - "To come full circle and to be playing for Galway United is quite pleasing" Greg Cunningham

Greg Cunningham is an Irish professional footballer. He began his journey at Manchester City, where he made a handful of appearances before moving on loan to Nottingham Forest. His performances earned him a permanent move to Bristol City in 2011. Cunningham later signed for Cardiff City in 2014, where he played in both the Premier League and Championship. He also had stints at Preston North End and Blackburn Rovers before returning home to play for Galway United. On the international stage, Cunningham has earned a number of caps for the Republic of Ireland since his debut in 2012. In this episode he tells Meghann how his career began, living abroad and moving back home.
 
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Ep 02 - "To be the first winner of that cup was really special," Aoife Raftery

Aoife Raftery is a carving up the roads in more ways than one. The Craughwell lady is winning numerous awards as well as being appointed as the Women in Motorsport Ambassador for the Corrib Oil Galway International Rally. She is the current Galway Motor Club champion driver and the holder of the prestigious JJ Fleming Memorial Trophy. Last year, she was honoured as the inaugural winner of the Rosemary Smith Memorial Trophy by Motorsport Ireland. She is also a Motorsport Ireland Road Safety Ambassador, actively promoting the ‘Keep the Race in its Place’ campaign. In this episode, she tells Meghann how she began her rallying career, the competitions she's competed in and shares insight in the world of motorsport.
 
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Produced and Recorded by www.GKMediaStudios.com

Ep 01 - "I'm on TV for 25 years and I haven't worked a day since" Dáithí Ó Sé

Welcome to Meghann Meets – a new weekly podcast hosted by Meghann Scully. In our first episode, Meghann chats with Dáithí Ó Sé, a seasoned television presenter with over 25 years of experience who shares his journey from teaching to broadcasting. He reflects on his early career, live TV experiences, and his deep connection to Galway, where he has lived since 1999. Dáithí discusses his background in history and Irish, his transition to TG4, and memorable moments from various shows, including the Galway Races and the Rose of Tralee. He also highlights his role as an agony uncle for the Irish Examiner and his passion for the Irish language and community.
 
This podcast is part of GK Media Studios Creators Network.
Produced and Recorded by www.GKMediaStudios.com