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🐄💡 Tune in to AgriCulture Live - Episode Four with Ciarán Murphy Prepare to dive deep into the heart of dairy farming innovation on our next session of AgriCulture Live! 🌟 Featuring Guest: Ciarán Murphy, Sales Territory Manager UK & IRL at DeLaval 🌟 We're excited to host Ciarán Murphy, a dedicated professional with expertise in purchasing, stock control, sales, and customer relations. Representing DeLaval, a leader in dairy farming solutions, Ciarán brings to the table an invaluable blend of knowledge and experience aimed at enhancing farm profitability, animal welfare, food safety, and work efficiency. 🐮 About DeLaval: DeLaval stands at the forefront of agricultural innovation, offering a wide range of integrated solutions designed to meet the common challenges faced by dairy farmers worldwide. With a strong focus on improving the daily operations of dairy farms, DeLaval's mission is to make farming more personal and relevant to each of its customers, helping them overcome obstacles for better outcomes. 🔍 In this episode we will cover the role of AI in the dairy industry and what it means for the future of farming.

To mark the release of his new book all about grassroots GAA 'This is the Life' Ciaran Murphy of Second Captains fame, sat down with Rob Murphy to talk all about what motivated him to write about how the GAA can captivate villages and towns all over the land. Ciaran dropped into our studios in south Mayo after a day of travelling around the county visiting some of the best bookstores to sign copies of the book. The chat covers everything from the allure of the club to the sense of duty and pride that seems to entice even the busiest of people intio dedicating huge chunks of time to playing, coaching and/or simply marking the pitches. Get your copy now, available at all good bookstores as they say. This episode of the Mayo Football Podcast is now online and is available to listen to on iTunes, SoundCloud, Podomatic and Spotify. The monthly rate for club membership is €5 plus VAT but annual membership is also available at a 10% discount off the standard rate, where a single annual payment is made. Details on becoming a club member are available here. The Mayo Football Podcast is also on Twitter so if you’re a Twitter user you should follow us there to make sure you get the latest podcast-related updates, including new episodes.

To mark the release of his new book all about grassroots GAA 'This is the Life' Ciaran Murphy of Second Captains fame, sat down with Rob Murphy to talk all about what motivated him to write about how the GAA can captivate villages and towns all over the land. Ciaran dropped into our studios in south Mayo after a day of travelling around the county visiting some of the best bookstores to sign copies of the book. The chat covers everything from the allure of the club to the sense of duty and pride that seems to entice even the busiest of people intio dedicating huge chunks of time to playing, coaching and/or simply marking the pitches. Get your copy now, available at all good bookstores as they say. This episode of the Mayo Football Podcast is now online and is available to listen to on iTunes, SoundCloud, Podomatic and Spotify. The monthly rate for club membership is €5 plus VAT but annual membership is also available at a 10% discount off the standard rate, where a single annual payment is made. Details on becoming a club member are available here. The Mayo Football Podcast is also on Twitter so if you’re a Twitter user you should follow us there to make sure you get the latest podcast-related updates, including new episodes.

All roads lead to Liverpool for the Randox Grand National Festival, with Richard Hoiles, Jane Mangan and Andrew Thornton assessing the likely winners and tasty outsiders. Jockey David Bass reflects on his experiences with the race, and trainers Sandy Thomson and Ciaran Murphy consider the chances of their respective charges. We also get an update on conditions from clerk of the course, Sulekha Varma.

For our maiden voyage, we are honoured to be captained by Ciaran Murphy, ironically of the good ship Second Captains. He is tackling the 2009 billion dollar blockbuster Avatar. We are granted entry into the extended Murphy Cinematic Universe where we discuss how Ciaran’s family shaped his early cinematic tastes, his journey through one extremely specific edition of the 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die, the creation of everyone’s favourite Second Captain’s pandemic spin off series, the Murph’N’Mal’s Movie Club and the joys of a brisk 90-minute film (note: this definitely does not apply to Avatar). Over on Pandora, we chat about the mystery of Avatar’s box office success and subsequent cultural disappearance, Cameron’s casting choices, the non-appeal of 3D and beyond, how the sequels will cope with problematic racist overtones in a post- Get Out world, the film’s contradictory positions when it comes to environmentalism, potential plagiarism in the Star Wars universe, why you really shouldn’t smoke in science lab and of course our perennial fave - it was capitalism all along! Ciaran’s choice of movie that not enough people have seen is a little Easter egg for any World Service subscribers, what’s the one film he and Ken Early have ever agreed on? Answers on a postcard to The Last One To See Films mentioned throughout the episode: https://letterboxd.com/thelastonetosee/list/the-last-one-to-see-ep1-avatar-with-ciaran/ ~ Support us on Patreon! The First One To See is the home of all our cultural chats including what we’re watching right now and anything else that tickles our fancy. Sign up at https://www.patreon.com/TheLastOneToSee What’s In The Box pics will be posted to the socials so… Follow the podcast on Instagram , Twitter and Letterboxd (@thelastonetosee on all the things) ~ Follow David on Letterboxd and Twitter Follow Kate on Twitter Follow Ciaran on Twitter ~ Email: thelastonetosee@theshift.ie ~ Our theme music is “80's And Chill” by Empyreal Glow ~ Background image courtesy of Mars Plex at unsplash.com Ticket images courtesy of KStudio at freepik.com ~ The Last One To See is part of The Shift Podcast Network. Check out theshift.ie