In this episode is about the establishment of a brand new rowing club in Dublin, Ireland that Eimear McCormack is involved with. The club is now formed and it's called Dublin City Coastal Rowing Club. Listen to how easy/hard it was to set up, checkout what the future holds for DCCRC. Let us know what you think by sending us a message.

Owner of Dream Luxury Serviced Apartments and multiple construction companies, Tom Smyth has built all of his businesses from scratch with pure dedication and none of them have come easy. He is now using his experiences to help people become the best version of themselves, using his past business & life experiences. Using his own experiences of a working-class background and growing up in a war-torn society, Tom has written a book "Fear Less" to help everyone struggling under the weight of self-generated fear. Written in a unique voice, Fear-Less is very readable and accessible. It’s a guide for those who want to build resilience and self-confidence to create a better future for themselves. Tom speaks with Eimear in this episode.

Donegal Sinn Fein TD; Pearse Doherty is our guest this week. Pearse speaks openly to Eimear about his upbringing in both Scotland and then Ireland. How he became interested in politics to going on to becoming a founding member of Sinn Féin Republican Youth and served on its national executive. At the 2016 general election, after a redrawing of constituency boundaries, Doherty was elected to the new five-seater Donegal constituency on the 8th count. He topped the poll at the 2020 general election, and was appointed leader of Sinn Féin's negotiations team. Pearse also talks to Eimear about the Insurance Industry in Ireland as well as his thoughts on a possible United Ireland in the future.

Jillian has been a writer since she was very little. She had no doubt as to this career in her first decade of life. On entering her teens, she was just as adamant but strangely found little time to actually write fiction, only a few scattered attempts echoing whatever book she happened to be reading at the time. Into her twenties, she found university and then travel absorbed her time. She lived in London, Sydney and Singapore, before returning to Ireland with her first husband and first child. For her thirties it was all marriage and her children, two girls, which occupied her, as did a very demanding job and restoration of a period house in Wicklow, South Ireland. It was as she approached her 40's, she suddenly went ‘Whoa! Where are my novels?’ and realised for all her talk she hadn’t actually started let alone finished any novels. In her final year of her 30's she sat down and wrote her first children’s novel, The Bell Tower. She had been experimenting earlier with pre school children’s literature but this was her first full scale attempt at writing a novel. It took two weeks to finish. It was also an autobiography with no relation to her life, just samplings of her growing up.

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Eimear chats with Online Fitness & Conditioning Coach David O'Connor.

Niamh Tallon founded the Her Sport website in 2018 with the goals of empowering women in sport, levelling the playing field and increasing participation of women in sport. She talks to The Kish Podcast about all things female participation in sport and future plans for Her Sport.