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Tri Talking Sport – Shane Finn: Pushing Limits in Endurance Sport
Shane Finn from Co. Kerry ran his first marathon in 2010 at the age of 17, since then he has pursued a busy and active lifestyle of participating in endurance events including multiple marathons and IRONMAN races.
Heroes and Friends: David Carrie and his Turtles and Hares
Welcome to the first in a new series of Podcasts featuring Frank Greally in conversation with a selection of his Heroes & Friends.
Tri Talking Sport – Mike Reilly: The Voice of Ironman
Mike Reilly is renowned across the world as the voice of Ironman, based out of San Diego in the USA.
Heroes and Friends: Gary O’Hanlon – Tougher Than Leather
A little bit of time has elapsed since we visited Gary O'Hanlon at home to record this episode of Heroes and Friends. At the time, Gary had not been able to train for over three months due to injury and he had little hope of making the start line for the KBC Dublin Marathon
Tri Talking Sport – Leo Hynes: Para Triathlete
Leo Hynes is a proud member of Tri Lakes Triathlon Club and was a keen triathlete from 2009 – 2012 despite being diagnosed with Macular Degeneration in 2009.
Tri Talking Sport – Damian Browne: Talking Rugby, Running and Rowing the Atlantic
In this episode, former professional rugby player Damian Browne from Galway talks about his adventures in rugby, running, rowing and mountain climbing, all in the ambitious pursuit of living an extra-ordinary life.
Run Buzz: Let’s Do Running Together
Show Notes: In this episode of RunBuzz, I introduce you to the podcast, the community, and to myself, Steve Carmichael, a recreation runner, running coach, running club director, and founder of RunBuzz.com.
Tri Talking Sport – Dee Newell & Fergal Madden: Conquering The Channel
Dee Newell and Fergal Madden take centre stage in this episode, fresh from their completion of swimming the English Channel from The UK to France
Obstacle Course Racing: What is Obstacle Course Racing?
Let’s take a step back today and understand where this all began. Obstacle course racing was set out to push you to your breaking point and, well, a man by the name of “Mr. Mouse” was ready to do just that!
Obstacle Course Racing: How Long is a race?
Ultra's and Ninja's couldn't be farther apart, but they share a common name... An Obstacle Course Race. Join us this week as we dive into the different lengths and qualities of obstacle course races. Next week, we will be joined by UNAA President and Founder Bob Clark for an episode you won't want to miss!
