Welcome traders to have a terminal chart here with me, Patrick Manly. I want to draw your attention to developing opportunity in the Euro dollar on the daily time frame. As I've noted previously, seasonal patterns or seasonal tendency for the Euro is weakness in May, 80% of the time over the last 10 years and on Friday we've got a big outside rejection candle from the anticipated reversal zone. Now what I'm looking for is to add additional short exposure on a break of the overnight lows. So if we get through 2020-40 I want to put additional short exposure into the market and I'm looking for a test of certainly the pivot at 1.19.59 and on the additional shorts using protective stock just above the overnight highs. As always traders, plan the trade, trade plan, most importantly manage your risk until next time. Thanks very much.


rajectory no well please god keep tonic all on the map that's all it matters and i don't care who asks for my services provided the backdrop is sleeve league and i'm quite happy yeah indeed the backdrop today seems to be the beautiful harvey's point hotel i seem to it has this the the spender of the hotel anyway or maybe that's your bedroom this is very much harvey's point and i'm glad you didn't admit immediately to knowing the internal workings of my home and my bedroom i've just it just looked familiar that's all i'm saying no too much information i have no idea what your bedroom looks like my god but i'd say it's got a lot of posters on the wall you're absolutely correct yes wow anderson no you could be an fbi profiler how did you do that greg i think sitting opposite you for a week after week for god knows how long we've been doing this right okay let's start with a bit of showbiz news because noel conningham does bring that to the party uh i think the last time you were on we were talking about noel if i'm not mistaken the issues between britney spears and her family i think i think that was the last time you were on that's true yeah and also in the news now is issues between david and victoria beckham and her son you hate to hear about it in in the world of celebrity or outside the world of celebrity but i think when it's played out in public it's it's even more unfortunate what's the background to this what you see you know what i have i have this problem that people think just because they're rich and famous that they don't go through all the travails of regular normal families and as you say falling out in any form in a family are sad and and this one again avoidable because basically you have the young beckham who's married uh miss uh that wonderful nicola felps you know gorgeous girl extremely well-off famous family and the falling out seems to be everything to do with a wedding dress because it would appear that uh victoria beckham was annoyed that they didn't perhaps choose one of her outfits and she was annoyed and she has come out and grass here magazine in an interview basically saying yes there is tension because um my mom and I were really anxious to involve victoria beckham and when we tried to get in touch uh the person the atelier wasn't available and so on and so forth and then what you have is this horrific family internal row on all the front pages of every newspaper in the world today because of course uh young mr and mrs beckham are going to attend uh his mother's uh showing it the london fashion week uh the paris fashion week so again i say those terrible family rows that can happen anywhere but this is played out on a world stage and apparently for those who might know but i would say that it was leaked uh david beckham has said come on time to call a halt to this he does seem to have a level ahead now a lot of the times instantly now of course that the the red top tabloids are going to play into this and they're going to publicize it and we could be critical of those but let's just talk briefly about the the britney spears well we're not talk about it the the the britney spears uh uh issues with her uh children uh yes it was reported in the in the papers but that was happening amongst themselves on on social media um and at the end of the day too we are the consumers as well whether it's their social media or it is a tabloid newspaper uh this wouldn't be getting the coverage uh or the exposure if it wasn't to satisfy some need in us that could be monetized in some way or other null so you know we're part of the problem here aren't we yeah but there is a voyeur in all of us we like to sit on the sidelines and watch these things play out you know and that's precisely what we did with britney spears for several decades you know we watched her public meltdown years ago and spoke about it and commented upon and we quite happily looked at the more recent thing when basically all that was going on there was a toxic relationship between a couple who'd separated and one trying to score points off the other and that was another sad kind of uh uh a thing to play out on a public on a public stage but as you say we're all to blame we all tune in we all become voyeuristic and to an extent enjoy the shenanigans because we think oh thank god those rich and famous people are the same problems as we are and let's not forget that's why big brother was initially such such a success because it was a social experiment and we were able to be those uh voyeurs uh keep your texts coming into us 08 660 25 000 a caller says we watched bbc's crossfire this week uh and we both totally disagree with michael's opinion on it we really enjoyed it it was really tense and it felt like we were actually there in the middle of the situation i can't remember fenula's opinion on the matter but we would totally recommend others to watch it i don't know if fenula had watched it no i don't think she had seen it obviously uh this irked you because you were you were ranting about this on social media you were ranting about it on highland radio these listeners are saying you're talking nonsense yeah of course some people are going to embrace it i didn't find take them on particularly well i didn't find it particularly all right i'll meet them afterwards i just i'm i'm right i was going to let her watch but you've talked me into it greg i'm not convinced you're going to get me into a fight with your original answer that wasn't working but um what was i going to say yeah i just didn't find it particularly thrillery i don't think you found it plausible i didn't yeah i i i i had issues with the protagonist not accomplishing anything much the fact that this character i don't give away spoilers but didn't really do much didn't save anyone i felt like is that a character i can get behind and care about um at all and then episode three was sort of an epilogue the entire episode well 50 minutes of the hour were spent back in england after the incident and i wasn't that interested it was just yeah exactly as you say opinions it's good for all the same it would be boring absolutely erin on facebook says i watched blonde last night great film but harrowing and so so sad i watched the start of it and then i realized it was two hours and 47 minutes long and then i sort of didn't continue watching it i might return to it but it's a big commitment you know i might watch it in chunks or what i have for you i don't know what to do about this and i'm interested in that comment again i've read reviews i'm sort of interested in watching it but i've heard it's really harrowing to echo what that caller or listener has said she's actually a watcher a watcher well i i yeah i don't know if i want to watch that maybe i should just dig up some like a hot would you be rich and watch that i mean obviously i think there's very few people and maybe it's changing now a time there's very few people that would be instantly recognizable by one name marilyn was certainly one of those yes who was instantly recognized and we mentioned britney britney perhaps for a new generation was there's a new film on netflix it's semi bar by biographical as erin pointed out there it's a great film but it's so so sad but that encapsulates that encapsulates her life doesn't it was a it was a sad life she probably was used and abused by hollywood on on the way to her success undoubtedly marlin yeah without a shadow of a doubt and it wasn't just hollywood sadly and i am never one of those people who buy into conspiracy theorists and they're there they're ramblings but i have absolutely no doubt that it had become a very uncomfortable situation for the highest people in par in the united states the white house effectively really was appropriate that marilyn Monroe will be taken out of this situation and that i think will in time to come be kind of recorded as fact accepted tragedy you know she was again you know one of those adorable beautiful almost freaks of nature they were so perfect and and she flew with a broken wing and she was exploited and used and abused yeah okay the tragedy is that she actually was a very good actress yes yeah yeah because we have our our i think people you say if you say draw a picture of marlin Monroe in an acting con uh text it's her standing over the uh the event isn't it i mean that's the but i mean that's part of that's just part of how we remember celebrities uh call us i think the back and fall out is a publicity stunt everyone will be going to look at victoria's parrot parish fashion week content to see what's going on there's no such thing as bad publicity i get that but there is but i understand i i just think if you're going to try and contrive publicity no that would not be the right way to do it i understand where the listeners coming from and hey this world's so crazy they could be right but it sounds to me less like a publicity stunt but you couldn't really anything out very very few families would actually go down that road to do there i think so and especially with David back at 40 and some sensibilities as well it comes across and sure David Beckham sorry for interrupting the interrupting he's gone up in people's estimation again because he went and yeah and why because first of all he's very friendly with prince william they've always supported one another number two that's all around youth and developing youth and all that great great causes and secondly he had an abiding respect for his queen and you know you have to admire him there he was quite happy for several hours to walk along with the public no fuss no drama chatted laugh you know went to the loo like everybody else and that that kind of shows the lovely side of David Beckham i don't know very sort of typically donnie gall sort of a way we uh interviewed a lady who is working in london who happened to be queuing and of course because she's from donnie gall who did she happen to be standing behind beside the whole way through the queue mr david beckham of course because uh we're absolutely everywhere and there's always a donnie gall connection and half the time you stumble on them accidentally and and there was one hi greg would love to hear noel and michael's thoughts on holly willoughby and philips gofield's queue jumping at the queens laying in the state thank you right well do a brief one on this have you followed this much i haven't followed it but you can't escape it so the short answer is yeah you can't escape on social media and i spend a lot of time on twitter to me it just seemed like a storm in a teacup again i'm not a fan of either of them i'm vaguely aware of what they do to be honest but at the same time it does seem like a witch hunt for no reason other than to the tabloids i think drove a lot of this and that's you see the tabloids now and they've got this awful thing where they go and find a tweet they find four tweets and they go twitter is outraged i think a lot of people have been keeping their powder dry a lot of people have been looking to take these two down perhaps maybe even particularly philip skullfield null and the knives were sharpened and as soon as there was an opportunity to get them out they out they came you know what as i say time and time again these people are badly advised first of all they weren't doing anything major or reporting on anything major at that particular point they should have done the clever thing and do a david beckham on it and hundreds of people and get over themselves because there has to be a little bit of that thing with that couple that sense of entitlement and you know we can and that's how it comes across and i think to to know what doesn't help is the program which i'm not exposed to a very very often though it's like an of the people program we are of you we're speaking to you and this was a this was a very clear demonstration that in fact they're not they are privileged they have special access and they used it and i mean look at our graham norton i mean he was offered a vip pass to get in and out very quickly by not just one but by also by a political senior politician and he said no i will kill like everybody else you know look it i'm afraid some of people's criticism of the couple are entirely justified they should have copped on and realized that what we do in this situation is going to be scrutinized and as you say for some it'd be an opportunity to take us down and and they should have responded appropriately yeah all right and you know it's always good to be yourself and to be real because then you can't be you know found out as such okay you're hearing from uh noel conningham who's our very special guest uh on the the entertainment item on the new show is that enough smoke or do i need to blow a bit more uh no will that i think you're doing extremely well i got more firepower i can barely see you okay uh and of course uh 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thoroughly enjoyed my night up there the opening night's big film was the brand new shinedo connor documentary uh who i think kind of fits the theme of what we've been chatting about a little bit this morning as regards uh private pain in a public forum in terms of her own experience she involved in this yes okay she is involved now so the documentary focuses very much on the six year period when she was very much in the limelight when she was part of the pop when she was a pop mega star basically and uh obviously shinedo connor as a recording artist didn't go away she's recorded some 10 11 albums at this stage but those first three albums were huge and in the documentary it's pointed out um or maybe it was afterwards the producer uh writer producer of the thing was there of the documentary was there it was saying she was equivalent of like a modern audience would think of Beyonce in the same terms that we thought of shinedo connor back then she was absolutely everywhere and when her new singles would come out it was like everybody was like will it come in at number one will it will it and invariably it did so this documentary has no talking heads it's exclusively footage it's all video footage both public and private you'll see a lot of her uh tv stuff and her film stuff and concerts and stuff but also even when she was a teenager at people's weddings and things they what period of time does it cover it's covering 87 to 93 and it's locked in that it doesn't talk about her recent difficulties no it doesn't it's locked into that period because that was the most documented period and it's very much it sets out and we it sets out to be about that and we asked i think i think if it was expanded beyond that i would be inclined not to watch you i i just feel even sometimes with what shinedo has gone through and her struggles even sometimes her access in her twitter feels a little bit you know we talked about voyeuristic earlier on that you can see someone who's in a in a difficult place and is having difficult times in her life this though sounds it's it's focusing on on on really not the glory years and such but the the most document as you put it well the most documented years yeah it does but it's not just i mean it it also shows that shinedo has always been dealing with issues and as i say she uh she she her voice is heard throughout the documentary she's recorded a voice over for this but by and large it focuses on the it does show i mean there's some references to her childhood and her childhood which is also quite documented now was was unpleasant and it's obvious that an individual who grew up in the circus status she grew up with yes would carry baggage into adulthood and she certainly has but what we get to see when you watch this excellent documentary i thoroughly enjoyed everyone in the room there was virtually a packed house virtually everybody thoroughly is this a music documentary is this like a if you want shinedo's music is this delivered it's not no it doesn't offer it either i'm not suggesting it's very much about the person i think and it shows kind of the the the cost of being in the limelight she never set out to be a pop megastar she barely set out to be a recording artist it was something that she fell into i mean her talent was undeniable and it was something that happened as a consequence of people discovering her incredible talent she certainly didn't expect to be number one in the world you know in various charts around the world and she didn't really care and she is a political animal she cares and she has opinions and you can't always be very opinionated when you're on the world stage and that was what she found out to her cost well you put your head above the parapet someone will try and knock it off as well yes big time you know it big time opining comes with comes yeah it does come with absolutely but i thoroughly enjoyed this i thought it was well worth i would at the moment in america it is now as of i think this week streaming on the showtime platform but it hasn't that's a decent platform oh yeah and it it's out in the cinemas here in ireland i don't know how widespread it's going to be i don't rely it's certainly not on the lefkinny website cinema website yet so i don't know what the story is but rest assured within a couple of months this will be streaming there is oscar both surrounding this it's already won a couple of awards okay it's an excellent documentary as i say the big pluses for me was no talking heads it's not people's opinions you do get a voice over you get obviously a narration great access to footage as well you see the footage oh they went they spent five years putting this together great no um is that something that would of interest to you um this nothing compares i i absolutely adore shanae duconner um i've always felt incredibly sort of inclined to support her in every way possible um in fact um she she was um and i won't go into the detail involved in this situation and my aunt uh god rest her bought shanae one of our first guitars uh which is always something i connections again that we were talking about earlier absolutely now i haven't i haven't actually ever met her funny enough even there was one time i was meant to meet her for dinner to a mutual friend but it didn't happen for different reasons and um just one of those extraordinarily gifted people with one of the finest voices of not just a generation but perhaps ever you know she she is to quad opera Maria Callas is to opera you know that kind of very special person okay let's have a listen to this all right that is the opening a few chords of dairy girl by mickey heart we were mickey joe heart we were delighted to have him on the show last week and he performed live for us well and it went down an absolute storm uh and yesterday i said it sounds like a really good song well worth the three years wait um what do you think of it no it's a good it's a good track isn't it it's a good pop track well you know that's why i'm so glad you're talking a little bit about mickey joe heart and he was great on the show mickey joe heart is one of those very special dunny gall people um i am so glad about his his new video his new record dairy girl because it's all about that time when you know the catholic meets the protestant and falls in love and all of the all of the problems around that and think interestingly on that note too and he actually credited dairy girls he thinks that that show opened the door for him to be able to make a song like this that it would be understood maybe nationally internationally which i thought was quite an interesting reference given then the title of the song but you know behind all of that we have one of those you know one of those extraordinarily gifted people who is a very good egg he really is and he did some wonderful work with men sheds a project about music bringing men together he is very popular in european countries germany in particular he's had a cameo a few times on the german version of strictly the uses music um he's just you know one of those guys as well that if there was somebody who was being sort of waked or going to a funeral and you said look at that person loved you would you come and sing a hymn he will do it and i just as to say i'm very glad you're talking about him and i would love if people would just go on any of the platforms and download dairy girl listen to it because mickey joe deserves our respect and our and our support 100 uh barbara u cahill he's irish language development officer with linda letter kenne the autumn festive phalae on full bar uh takes place from today until october uh second right okay uh good morning to you great to have you back on the show barbara good morning good morning how are you doing i am good right plug the living daylights out of this what should we plug the living daylights out of okay so it's phalae and or which is the autumn festival and we start off tonight with a trad music session out in this in unans ga clubhouse we'll hopefully have lots of trad musicians now this event is very much aimed at all ages we're starting it tonight at half seven because it means the families can come along it's not too late and then it'll run on later to suit people who kind of are out for the evening so it's kind of a mixture between a pop-up gilded and a trad music session there'd be a bit of food there uh martin anderson is doing the food for us and uh it should be good crack and then tomorrow we have a last green so a fun day in the park now i have it on good authority that it's going to be better whether tomorrow right tomorrow for the most part yep yeah yeah it should be good so we have a marquee up in the town park there on Kilmachron and road we're there from 12 and we'll have four we have feena nigel of regia arty fox they're doing an art workshop at half 12 we have a drumming session at quarter past one with maria colman we have scheeley art storytelling with garrigan brannach at two o'clock and we have hip hop tridion nigel get at quarter to three with sarah marie from pine hill and then we have another trad music session so all of that is going to be happening through irish now there will be bits of english thrown in where needed to help people along we'll also be there with tea and coffee and you know nice bits and pieces for you know people to eat and uh you know maybe to teach people a bit of irish or to let people have the opportunity of having a chat in irish and to tell them about you know the classes and the various things that are going on so we're hoping to see a really good turnout for that tomorrow we had over a hundred there last year with a fabulous day so that's really quite impressive yeah the irish night's at 7 p.m tickets are available now how do people get a ticket yes people would need to phone me on<PHONE_NUMBER> now we are we're here at number seven castles street in the town if you want to call in and buy a ticket they're 40 euro um fabulous menu from castle grove absolutely gorgeous and brilliant music sean mccarrie and two of his friends are coming down from velfast they can play everything you could be jiven and waltz and and kelly danson and all the rest it will be a fabulous night so that's from seven o'clock in castle grove and then on sunday at two starting from the aards friary we will be doing a guided walk and sheamus duhan who has um walking dunny gole that company he is going to be the guide and again it's through irish but if you have you know we can throw in a bit of english if you're struggling um and he knows everything about the history and the heritage the plants the trees everything so it'll be really interesting and again it's meant to be a decent day on sunday to get the decent shoes on bring the coat and come down to aards friary it's gonna be a lovely weekend if people want to check out uh when and where and uh the numbers for tickets and stuff is there a facebook page or website you can direct them to yeah we're on facebook leonra litcher cannon we're also on instagram and we are on twitter and then leonra lc dot ie is the website and you can give us a ring here oh it's 607 five 1663 or drop into the office of seven castle street and find out about what's going on we would love to see a really big crowd and not just people who are irish speakers people who don't have a word of irish come along find out what we're about people who have come from all over the world attended last year and it was fabulous can you imagine because as i've said a million times on this show people coming here they want the the culture they want the science of scale again uh and and uh if they happen to be here at this time what a treat and even maybe some might be returning for it uh as always barbara thank you very much indeed for your time best of luck with the weekend uh you've gotta be looking at the weather i think slang for thank you very much indeed right here um the cabaret likes to start it up again down at harvies haven't they uh no how's that going they they have indeed that's going very well thank you very much greg um aimin is doing a fantastic job hosting and with a lovely lineup a lovely group of guests again you know just because of um wedding a build-up of weddings from sort of years that we were closed for obvious reasons has meant that we had to have a very much condensed cabaret season this year uh just two months as opposed to five five and a half months but having said that thankfully um it's uh bringing a bit of fun and joy and also people seeing that things are getting back to normal you know it's like the sunday cabaret harvies point the cabaret harvies point has been there for years and years it's part of all of the offering and uh yes thank you for asking it's a real i was at one once and it's it's it feels like a treat you know sometimes you can go out and you go home and your money's gone and you wonder was it worth going out you know we've all been in that experience but it's a real treat it's an experience uh and um you know if you want to treat someone in your life i would recommend it it's uh and it's on a wednesday night still is it yes wednesday until gosh we're almost in october yeah um until the end of october all right so okay time is short right okay and i wanted to ask you a question too uh before i move done and i want to talk to you about uh hollywood bunker banker for us but the atmosphere at one of these um film festivals the bellylifing film festival uh i've got i'll move straight on to mickey johan i wanted to ask you a question yes uh is it a particular atmosphere at it yeah definitely it's only film lovers there it's people who are open to being challenged to be entertained to be disappointed i mean what what is it like to attend one of these films it's exactly like that it is the atmosphere and what i missed out on is there because i couldn't do it this year but i mean all day saturday having all these short films running one after the other often you have the people who made those involved in the festival or on site and often you have q and a is like there was after the movie we saw the documentary we saw on friday night that's what gives it the atmosphere the fact that the gentleman who worked as a team of three made that the chenille the corner he was standing there for an hour in front of us talking to us about his experiences and it's amazing you know and he was talking not just he was bringing it to you know he's talking about kanye and all this stuff that's relevant to today and the way that that particular person is treated by everybody on social media another person clearly dealing with their own issues and stuff like that so yes the short answer to your question is yeah the atmosphere is amazing and it's on our doorstep i mean it's and it's you know it's it's it's great and i'm looking forward to this as i say this time next year i hope nothing you're gonna try and commit more time commit more time to it yeah i was double booked just it's astonishing to when you want to do something how often there is something else on yeah you don't realize you think you don't think you do much yeah but when you want to do something someone reaches out to me at the start of august and says are you like you were free the weekend of the 23rd and i'm going yeah without even checking like yeah totally so i made the right i did the right thing but i'm still thinking everything happened last weekend all right let's take a break would you like to win a hunday corner car well that's the first prize in the st unans ga club development draw who are sponsors of this week's nine till noon show there's nine other great prizes and tickets are now available online at st unans ga draw dot com or any club member leader of shin fein mary lou mcdonald mary lou mcdonald who is mary lou mcdonald mary lou mary lou she's 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fund your future book a phone or virtual meeting today at bank of ireland.com forward slash pensions bank of ireland begin revenue limits terms and conditions apply bank of ireland is a tight agent of new ireland assurance company plc trading at bank of ireland life for life assurance and pensions business members of bank of ireland group bank of ireland trading as bank of ireland insurance and investments is regulated by the central bank of ireland hello everybody it's me tommy tyrnin i'm playing the mount harry gill hotel on saturday the first of october with me brand new stand up comedy show tom foolery tickets are 35 quid from ticketmaster.ie don't you dare miss it dunlow and neve colombo will face off on saturday for the dunnigol intermediate championship title and a place in next year's senior competition there will be full match commentary here in ireland and online at irelandradio.com from the 230 start at o'Donnell park in letter kenney ireland's coverage from the dunnigol intermediate championship final is an association with the waterfront hotel dunlow delighted to be shortlisted in the following categories coast police keep of the year intimate wedding venue of the year and four star hotel of the year in the irish hotel awards okay have you got your st unans gea club development draw ticket yet you can go on to their website stunansgeadraw.com and you can win a car it's an association with divers hyundi and there are nine other amazing prices as well the draw is due to take place on the first of november you can also get tickets from any club member all by visiting as i mentioned st unans gea draw.com now whilst the draw scheduled to take place in on the first of november there's been great demand for the tickets and we were chatting to ollie and the crew last week they said they might actually even bring the draw forward if all tickets are sold because it's a limited ticket draw we'll be giving you an update on that tickets are 20 euro or three 450 euro now i have a question to put out there and two of you are going to win one of these tickets each okay it's a text in competition and the question is how many tickets do you get for 50 euro in the st unans gea club development draw is it one or three how many tickets do you get for 50 euro in the st unans gea club development draw is it one or three text one or three whichever you believe to be the correct answer to 08 660 25 000 with your name and where you're from so if you want to be with a chance to win one of these tickets and then in with a chance to win a car and nine other great prizes tell me how many tickets do you get for 50 euro in the st unans gea club development draw is it one or is it three your answer your name where you're from to 08 660 25 000 we'll close those lines before 12 and answer a and announce a winner bollywood hollywood really careful i'm mixing up the letters i want to be careful on this one hollywood banker well done this is another documentary i'm all documentaries this week greg i like you i think more when you didn't watch documentaries now you're boring i'll go back to star trek next week so this is a netflix it's on netflix i should say it's not made by netflix's documentary from a few years ago it's about a gentleman called frans afman who i was a name that was not familiar with and i feel like having watched the documentary i really should have been aware of him and his contribution started in the 1970s this story he's a dutch banker who has great interest in a genuine passion for filmmaking he crossed paths with dino de lorentis and they got to talking about films and he simply asked a question how do you fund your movies and he got an education a rapid education as regards how the studio system dominated filmmaking at that time and it was incredibly difficult for an independent filmmaker to raise the funds for movies our gentleman um uh could see straight away that there was an opening there and he had a really passionate understanding and he basically revolutionized the independent film industry around the world because he could see that there was potential and he was the only banker at that level who was willing to get on board so suddenly globally he was the guy to go to and as a consequence of his vision films as diverse as superman terminator a room with the view right up to the 1990s with dances with wolves he was responsible for a long list of films that the films that not only shape the shaped pop culture possibly couldn't have been made could not have been made because a lot of the films you talk of changed filmmaking yes big time or you know storytelling yeah well dances with wolves is a good one kevin costner speaks in the documentary and he talks about the fact that there was no studio was going to let him a first-time director make a three-hour movie it went on to win everything okay well listen we'll might come back to that one hollywood banker it sounds fantastic a quick word on amy gillen we've been speaking about local uh events promoting irish local artists like mickey johart a national international artist he is the local film festival platforming a big release and having people very high up involved in that so let's talk to you about a me gillen a flutist from from don negall who's doing very well for herself as well to know always always very very happy to to talk about amy gillen because sometimes those who are so gifted in the classical field can sort of fly under the radar because other genres around tend to kind of take the limelight this girl is beyond words i mean she played there sort of an issue as a special guest in london when the then prince charles now king charles opened a new development at the royal college of music and you know only a week ago she was in the south of france playing for prince albert at the monica monica monica um yacht club just one of those as i said incredibly gifted people but more importantly no more than mickey johart and daniel o'Donnell and all of those kind of people they set themselves up to be such an extraordinary influencer on young people and i have no doubt that amy gillen's success has encouraged a lot of young people to pursue classical music you know being a flutist we think immediately of james gallway we don't know too many extraordinary female flutists not because they're not there it's because we just don't speak about them as much and um she just happens to be a girl that's people are talking about now and because she's a dunny gall girl and because we should be so immensely proud of her it's actually nice to give her a little mention in her home county and i really look forward to speaking to her next week because she's joining us on the program as well so that's even better news that's a nice little curtain raiser uh no thanks for your time this morning i know you're very busy with all of your activities your hotel ambassadorship with hobbies and everything else that you do so we appreciate your time this morning and your insight i really appreciate it always a pleasure and i bid you and your listeners a very good morning goodbye no thank you very much for that all right back with more including a bit from michael and i'll wrap up of our competitions which we have a mug to give away uh second prize is two tickets for the saviolus g a club draw there you go look at that i i'm so proud of that mug look there you go all right anyway sorry for you's listening in radio land i must uh people must wonder what's he on about or what's the only no for i said earlier it's a white bug they know what you're doing show with st yunan's g a club development draw 40 000 euro and prizes first prize a hyunday kona car plus nine other grit prizes tickets now available online at st yunan's g a draw dot com or any club member go full needle and put a smile in your family's faces with four burgers for less than a fiver go deluxe irish angus beef burgers just 247 tomato ketchup 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find out how the budget will affect your farm income for more his paul mooney new 90 euro per cow suckler scheme new supports for slurry tanks and rollover of fodder and tillage schemes but shot new concrete levy 20 000 farmers locked out of new environmental scheme and tax rebate reduction to cast farmers almost 50 million euro don't miss our expert budget analysis only inside this week's irish farmers journal you can't afford to miss it all right it's been great fun to be involved with the st unan gea club development draw i can tell you that you get three tickets for 50 euro the winner of a ticket is steven mcdavid from 30 well i won't give you his full address let's just say uh he's in letter kenny steven you've won a ticket hopefully you could win the car or one of the nine other great prizes and a duffy is in kara gar it's well done to you and you're also going to win one of the st unan gea club development draw tickets erin scanlan on facebook erin if you could private message the page you are the winner of a mug uh nightly noon mug you're going to be one of only two people sopping your tea or coffee from that so i i think really you should be overjoyed with such such a prize we might have another one next week so let's see what's happening with this draw ollie harvey's the draw organizer and president of the uh the st union's car draw but there's nine great prizes as well we were talking last week ollie tickets were going really really well uh and you said i think when they're all sold and they are a limited number the draw will go ahead and you're etching ever closer to that ollie yeah great we're nearly there now we're from we're rolling by joe tickets nearly away there's not one right about there but we're hoping to get the end back and then at the middle we're suddenly 75 percent online sales gone through so we're happy enough yeah and and this is all about as we heard from you uh and john that this is all about uh the future of st union's g a club welcoming new people to it supporting those that are already involved building on uh some of the great success across a number of disciplines and age groups so that's what this is really all about uh as well as having a bit of fun and being with a chance to win some of these great prizes yeah that's great guy for every every part of the stuff that is going towards healthy while this year you're pitching training facilities so at the club we're welcoming everybody and we're hoping now that this money raise will go towards now as building us here for the future the people have got to get it all right looks like you're going to have to be planning how you're making this draw and it's going to be on facebook i'm sure and elsewhere people can still get their tickets though from a club member or st union's g a draw dot com thanks for your support for the last couple of weeks and the best of luck with everything and we look forward to chatting to you perhaps maybe even after the draw arlie but well done to you and how you've organized and run the draw and the rest of the the club everyone's got behind this so it's great to see something being so successful yes great just before i want to go to you i want to thank you for doing yourself to you for all the work you have just done that i just really helped to draw and uh just i want to pass on my condolences to the the many and some of them and my family to you do your difficult time we're thinking on them yeah we'll join with you on that we really are and our thoughts are of course with the whole uh will be both of families but particularly with a really good friend of ours brandon too lovely lovely lovely families in fact all of us is incredibly sad really is thank you thank you all right take care arlie and thanks for that okay michael listen thank you as always for being such great company in a great sport and sharing your time too in helping us uh support and promote other things as well it doesn't go unnoticed that's what i'm saying that pleasure is always just a pleasure to be up all right take care of yourself uh thank you very much we're back the teams back together for news back she was uh she's back with us next week good good uh all being well so we look forward to that as well but thanks for know he stepped in did really well brilliantly uh all right everyone thanks so much have a great weekend we'll see