Beste Clifford podcasts (2024)

In this episode of our UK Pensions Podcast, we discuss the upcoming general election and what this could mean for pensions. We also consider the Pensions Regulator's recently published corporate plan. This episode accompanies our June 2024 UK Pensions Update newsletter.

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RUNNING TO STAND STILL: Cathal Dennehy 34:09

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The recent successes of Irish athletes in the European championships have nicely teed up the forthcoming Olympics for most sports fans. Rashida Adeleke and Ciara Mageean among others have done the country proud. But is the success that they and others are enjoying a result of a the kind of well funded, structured system that exists in comparable co…

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ELECTIONS UPSET THE APPLE CART: Elaine Loughlin 37:45

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Some had billed the Euro and local election the most important in a generation. Others said they all say that. One way of the other there were shocks, surprises and a few very interesting takeaways. Irish Examiner Political Editor Elaine Loughlin gives the run down on all that went on all it tells us about what to expect in the coming months. Hoste…

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HUNTED: Dan Lawton 38:10

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One of the most fascinating personal stories to emerge from the decades of violence in the North is that of Kevin Barry Artt. He was wrongly convicted of murder, on the word of a supergrass. He was part of a huge breakout from the Maze prison even though he wasn’t a member of the IRA. And he eventually became the focus of a concerted effort by the …

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TO BRUSSELS WITH LOVE: Theresa Reidy 41:17

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With European elections coming over the horizon next week we got political scientist Dr Theresa Reidy to tell us just what exactly we will be voting for. She outlines the job of an MEP, who is the best kind of person to send and what we should know about and expect from what is our parliament. Theresa also runs the rule over the novel mayoral elect…

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EXAMINING THE EDITOR: Tom Fitzpatrick. 39:42

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This week’s guest on the podcast is Irish Examiner editor, Tom Fitzpatrick. Tom talks about the challenges in today’s media world, from attempting to provide a fact based and balanced newspaper, both in print and online, to protecting journalists who are often targeted by those intent of creating divisions and hatred. He gives an insight into the j…

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COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE: Frank Buttimer 48:52

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This week’s guest on the podcast is one of Ireland’s leading criminal law solicitors, Frank Buttimer. With over forty years in practice Frank Buttimer has represented clients in some of the most high profile trials over the decades. He also has some interesting insights in the type of crime that is coming before the courts these days, particularly …

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AN OUTRAGE AND AN INJUSTICE 48:53

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The fiftieth anniversary of the Dublin Monaghan bombings falls on 17 May. Thirty four people died in the four bombings in what was the worst tragedy in the state since the Civil War. Families were marked for life by the killings but beyond the human tragedy there was also a state scandal associated with the day. Over the years it has emerged that b…

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Episode 11 - Jennifer Winyard, National Chair of Women in Property 23:23

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A Chartered Planning & Development Surveyor and Chartered Town Planner with excellent design and architectural knowledge. 12 years experience working in the private sector on a broad range of multidisciplinary projects for a variety of clients across the UK. Now National Chair of Women in Property with a theme of "unlocking Potential" Changing mind…

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TEENAGE RABBIT HOLES: Debbie Ging. 34:31

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A new study into how teenage boys are drawn down rabbit holes online to content that is misogynistic and possibly have a traumatic impact on their development was published recently by DCU. The research shows that social media companies are now drawing teenagers towards influencers who are spreading all manner of negative material simply to make mo…

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ABA Spring Meeting Roundup – Health & Life Sciences Sector Takeaways (with with Sue Hinchliffe and Leigh Oliver) 19:32

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Partners Sue Hinchliffe and Leigh Oliver share takeaways from the annual ABA spring meeting in Washington, DC for clients in the health & life sciences sector.

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ABA Spring Meeting Roundup – Takeaways for Financial Investors (with Brian Concklin and Caroline Scholke)

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Partner Brian Concklin and counsel Caroline Scholke share takeaways from the annual ABA spring meeting in Washington, DC for clients in the finance and private equity sector.

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ABA Spring Meeting Roundup – Energy Sector Takeaways (with Milena Robotham and Michael Van Arsdall) 16:12

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Partner Milena Robotham and counsel Michael Van Arsdall share takeaways from the annual ABA spring meeting in Washington, DC for clients in the energy sector.

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HERO’S BROKEN WINGS: Roger Casement 35:45

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One of the most tragic figures from the revolutionary period was Roger Casement, global humanitarian, Irish rebel, hung as a traitor. A new biography Broken Archangel – The Tempestuous Lives of Roger Casement provides a fascinating account of this complex figure and the times he lived in. It also answers definitively the questions around whether hi…

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STARDUST JUSTICE: Sean Murray 36:54

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After forty three years the families of the forty eight young people who died in the Stardust fire in Dublin in February 1981 have finally received a form of justice. The longest running inquest in the history of the state returned a verdict of unlawful killing in all forty eight deaths. How did it get here, what did the inquest here and where can …

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The Insurtech Series: Episode 3 (with Emma Eaton and Julia Chobanyan) 12:51

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In the third episode of our Insurtech trends series, Emma Eaton, Senior Associate, and Julia Chobanyan, Associate, discuss developments on the UK Government's proposals for the regulation of AI in the UK and what it might mean for the insurance sector.

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Hybrid Capital Solutions: Understanding the fundamentals and what's driving their popularity (with Neil Evans, Matt Dunn and Melissa Coakley) 16:08

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Tune in for a discussion among Clifford Chance partners Neil Evans, Matt Dunn and Melissa Coakley about hybrid capital solutions, in particular preferred equity and Holdco debt, and what is driving their popularity among issuers and investors.

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ON A CROOK’S TRAIL: Michael O’Farrell 39:45

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Michael Lynn is currently serving a prison sentence for crimes of fraud committed at the height of the Celtic Tiger years in this country. A solicitor by training, he conned banks out of tens of millions of euro, went on the run and ended up in Brazil where his wife gave birth to their first child. He thought that would save him from extradition bu…

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Episode 10 - Effie Moss, Human Design 54:41

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Effie is a Multi-Passionate Entrepreneur, Fractional CMO, a Small Business Cheerleader and a Marketing and Community Strategist. Having grown communities with a conversational reach of 7 million a week, across many different platforms and industries, she spent my days growing, geeking out over the many ways a business can realise their super power …

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TAKEAWAYS FROM THE FOOD SYSTEM: Joe McNamee 36:16

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We have long since developed in a nation of foodies in this country in terms of the range of foodies that people enjoy and how it is consumed. But what of our food system? How far now is the journey from farm to fork? Why do we no longer, for the greater part, know the precise distance and route taken by the food we buy? And why is this country tha…

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THE LIFE AND CRIMES OF MORRIS O’SHEA SALAZAR: Liz Dunphy 30:15

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The bustling town of Killorglin in Co Kerry is one of the most unlikeliest places imaginable to have a connection with one of the biggest drug cartels on the planet but that is the case. One of the senior figures in the Sinaloa cartel is allegedly Morris O’Shea Salazar who spent a decade of his formative years growing up and into adulthood in Killo…

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M&A On Trial: Resolution confusion (with Sachin Trikha and Harriet Martin) 13:25

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In the fifth and final episode, Sachin Trikha and Harriet Martin discuss whether it really matters if you chose courts or arbitration to resolve your disputes. What impact might the choice have on your confidential information? How about enforceability? Do you like the sound of picking your decision-makers? These real-life issues can have a profoun…

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HEIRESS, BOMBER: Rose Dugdale 47:21

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The death was announced earlier this week of Rose Dugdale, the English aristocrat who became a member of the IRA, served time in prison and was subsequently involved in perfecting bomb technology for the Provos. She also featured in attempts to rid inner city Dublin of drug dealers in the 1980s. Sean O’Driscoll has written a biography of Ms Dugdale…

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Episode 9a - Ana Olivegren, What is grief? 0:35

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I hope you enjoyed this podcast ... to find out more about how I can help you achieve the life you're passionate about whether than work, business or home and feel invincible www.lisaclifford.co.ukDoor Lisa Clifford

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Episode 9 - Ana Olivegren, The Unfolding of Grief 52:51

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Grief a subject most people are uncomfortable with, But not Ana. She nourishes and heals people during their hardest times. I hope you enjoyed this podcast ... to find out more about how I can help you achieve the life you're passionate about whether than work, business or home and feel invincible www.lisaclifford.co.uk…

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SO LONG LEO: Elaine Loughlin 25:47

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Leo Varadkar’s announcement that he was stepping down as Taoiseach and leader of Fine Gael took the whole country by shock. Why now and who is in line to succeed him? Irish Examiner Political Editor Elaine Loughlin looks back on Varadkar’s career and looks forward to who might replace him and what it will mean for the government, the country and th…

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UK Pensions Update: March 2024 (with Rebecca Trapp, Louise Oliver and Robert Klepka) 10:34

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In this episode of our UK Pensions Podcast, we discuss the Spring Budget and what the proposals mean for pensions, the recently launched consultation on options for DB schemes and the Finance Act 2024, which is making some significant changes from 6 April.

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LUCK OF THE IRISH PREMIER: Elaine Loughlin 32:23

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One of the perks of the job of being Taoiseach is apparently the invite to the White House for St Patrick’s Day, a privilege that is afforded few foreign leaders. Leo Varadkar is over this year but he has a lot on his mind. He has to step lightly around hosts whose stance on Israel and Gaza is at odds with that of most of the world, including Irela…

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EYEWITNESS: Eamonn Mallie 40:08

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Through the years of the violence in Northern Ireland one distinctive voice was frequently heard across all airwaves. Eamonn Mallie didn’t speak with a typical South Armagh accent but it was from there he was sprung and he went on to be one of the leading reporters of the conflict in the North. Now he has written a book about his experiences, the s…

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RECONCILING WITH THE PAST 41:52

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This week Mick sat down with a group formed a few years ago from descendants of those who were involved in signing the Anglo-Irish Treaty. And it wasn’t just those who were on the pro-treaty side that were part of this group, but also a grandson of Cathal Brugha and a grand nephew of Harry Boland. The group is pushing hard for a national day of rec…

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