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This week I caught up with the Owner of Coach Approach Sports and Fitness Ltd and Tallaght Person of The Year 2019, and the incumbent for 2020, Lee Moroney.
He told his story, one of which started out playing/coaching in St Annes GAA Club, to starting his own business to then becoming Tallaght Person of The Year and more.
I hope you enjoy this episode, thanks for listening, and remember you always welcome on Hartlelines.

On this week's episode, I caught up with Singer-Songwriter and Tallaght native, Keith O'Connell.
He talked about when he was 7, that he only wanted to play the keyboard to impress girls. He then discussed his music education and how performing in other bands has influenced his music, and he delved into his creative process for making music and more.
During the lockdown, he released his latest single, Sacrifices, and is available on Spotify. Check it out.
Thanks for listening, remember you are always welcome here on Hartelines.
 

 
I'm back with more guests and more stories. This week I caught up with Michelin Starred Chef and proud Tallaght native Andy McFadden. 
 
He talked about a career that has led him to London, Holland, and now back to Dublin, where he now runs his restaurant, Glovers Alley.
 
He also talked very candidly about motivation, work-life balance, and the dream guest he would like to cook for, and more. 
 
If you are in Dublin city and looking for a quality fine dining experience soon, be sure to check out  
 
 
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On this week's episode I chatted to the President of Nepal Ireland Society, Deepesh Shakya.
He talked about when he first came to Ireland, his love for Irish people and the Irish weather.
He also talked about the work of the society, how lockdown has affected promoting and planning events and I asked him about his favourite Nepalese restaurant in Dublin and more.
 
To learn more about the society
 
http://www.nepalireland.org/
 
Thanks for listening and remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.

Episode 25
Edinburgh Fringe Series: EP 7
In my final episode of the series, I caught up with comedian, actor, nerd enthusiast and fellow Irishman Des O'Gorman.
He spoke about his first Edinburgh Fringe, where he performed in a talent show at the Gilded Balloon.
How his love of cult 80's movie Ghostbusters led him to write a one man show then co-found a fan club in Scotland.
Why you should give Doctor Who a watch, his thoughts on the DC v Marvel Universe, his plans for the future and lots more comic book, tv and movie talk.
For all you Ghostbuster fans check out his orientation video.
https://youtu.be/79T-HLDQN_I
Thanks for listening and Remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.

Episode 24
Edinburgh Fringe Series: EP 6
I spoke to Singer/Songwriter, Poet, Comedian and founding member of the anti-folk art and music movement, Lach.
He spoke candidly about the anti-folk movement which was his response to being banned from folk clubs in New York in the 80's, his time in San Francisco "was all good" but it wasn't really and that he always has music in his head.
He also talked about his first Fringe show, the Edinburgh Arts scene, his hopes for live performance returning in the future and a lot more.
To find more about Lach subscribe to Lach's bandcamp.
https://lach.bandcamp.com/
Thanks for listening and Remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.
 
 
 
 

Episode 23
Edinburgh Fringe Series: EP 5
 
This episode I had a lovely chat with Irish Comedian, Danny O'Brien.
He talked about many things including starting out in comedy, garden gigs, and his passion for food.
He gave his thoughts on performing and flyering at the Fringe and when writing his 2019 show 'Reformer' he had done a lot of self-reflection.
He also spoke about his reaction to the news he would be supporting Bill Burr in Dublin 2018 and Bill gave him a killer review.
 
If you are looking for a gig in a garden check out.
https://gardengigsireland.com/
 
Thanks for listening and remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.

Episode: 22
 
Edinburgh Fringe Series: EP: 4
 
This week I had a fascinating conversation with English based US Comic Al Lubel.
He talked about his journey from law school to comedy.
He told a story about the time he had to share a comedy prize, what his plans were for this years Fringe and through his worst gigs he learned the most.
And I think he remembered who I was ( Thanks Al 👏)
Find more about Al on his website.
http://www.allubel.com
Once again thanks for listening and remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.