Kieron J. Walsh's guest appearances

Kieron J. Walsh

Film Ireland Podcast

FNI Wrap Chat

What Goes Around?

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Michael McCormack

Aoife Crehan

Steve Gunn

Gavin Fitzgerald

Ross Whitaker

Kate Dolan

Nick Kelly

Ross Killeen

Viko Nikci

Jihad Jane

Paddy Breathnach

Paul Duane

Roisín Geraghty

Paul Webster

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In this Film Ireland Podcast, Paul Farren talks to Kieron J. Walsh, Director / Co-writer of The Racer.In summer 1998, the opening stages of Le Tour de France are relocated to Ireland. At the start of what will likely be his last Tour, cyclist Dom Chabol (Louis Talpe) is dropped from the Team he has dedicated his life to. Team masseur and best friend Sonny (Iain Glen), who helped keep Dom at peak performance through illegal blood doping, fails to reassure him about his future. However a chance liaison with Lynn (Tara Lee), a young Irish doctor, softens the blow, and Dom starts to accept – and even enjoy – the idea of civilian life. But just as he gears up to head home, another teammate is knocked off the Tour and Dom is thrown back into the saddle. Now with the years of doping having taken a toll on his body, the racer may pay the ultimate price for a final shot at the glory that has eluded him his entire career…The Racer is in Irish cinemas from 11th December 2020.http://filmireland.net/

In this Film Ireland Podcast, Paul Farren talks to Kieron J. Walsh, Director / Co-writer of The Racer. In summer 1998, the opening stages of Le Tour de France are relocated to Ireland. At the start of what will likely be his last Tour, cyclist Dom Chabol (Louis Talpe) is dropped from the Team he has dedicated his life to. Team masseur and best friend Sonny (Iain Glen), who helped keep Dom at peak performance through illegal blood doping, fails to reassure him about his future. However a chance liaison with Lynn (Tara Lee), a young Irish doctor, softens the blow, and Dom starts to accept – and even enjoy – the idea of civilian life. But just as he gears up to head home, another teammate is knocked off the Tour and Dom is thrown back into the saddle. Now with the years of doping having taken a toll on his body, the racer may pay the ultimate price for a final shot at the glory that has eluded him his entire career… The Racer is in Irish cinemas from 11th December 2020. <a href="http://filmireland.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://filmireland.net/</a>

Interview with Kieron J. Walsh, Director / Co-writer of 'The Racer'

Ahead of the Irish cinema release this weekend of the highly anticipated cycling movie, The Racer, Paul Webster spoke to the film's director, Kieron J. Walsh.   Kieron is a hugely experienced Irish director who has had a rich and varied career working in Film, TV and Advertising. He is well known as one of the founders of Blinder Films, the Irish company that has brought us some of the coolest projects of the last decade.  The Racer is a technical marvel, an engrossing portrayal of a fictionalised version the Irish stages of the 1998 Tour De France. This tour was seen as a low point as regards drug cheats in cycling and became known as the Tour du Dopage and the Tour of Shame. The film is completely immersive with its awe-inspiring race sequences and the amazing, pulsing techno soundtrack that drives them along. In this conversation, Kieron details how they managed to pull this off with only 28 days of filming.   This film was due to premiere at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas but unfortunately, it was pulled because of Covid. This film deserves to be seen on the big screen, go see it and support your local cinema this weekend.   Screen Daily review: As James Mather’s camera delves into the peloton, flying above and amongst the swarm of riders while they battle for position, it’s also clear that this is also part of the addiction. Close-ups of gritted teeth and sweat-drenched bodies are markers of considerable stress, but they pale in comparison with the sheer elation felt at the podium. That’s underscored by Hannes De Maeyer’s excellent, nuanced score, which mixes frantic beats and gentler Irish strings. And, in the background, there’s often the relentless tick of bicycle spokes which act as an effective metronome for Dom’s narrowing chances of glory.  Kieron J. Walsh In 2005, Kieron set up Bl!nder Ltd, a commercials production company and in 2006 he founded Bl!nder Films to develop and produce Irish drama and documentary for a domestic and international audience. For Bl!nder Films, Kieron directed The Savage Eye, Series 1 &amp; 2, a comedy sketch show for RTÉ starring David McSavage.  The show was nominated for an Irish Film and Television Award for Best Entertainment Series and for won a Celtic Media Award in 2012 for Best Entertainment Series. It continues to be one of the most successful comedy shows on Irish domestic TV. With his business partner Katie Holly, Kieron has also produced two features: Sensation directed by Tom Hall and Come on Eileen – both films have been screened globally at film festivals; Sensation had a cinema, DVD and VOD release and Come on Eileen was released on DVD in late 2011. Kieron recently finished Vexed, a television series for BBC and completed his latest feature film Jump, a Hotshot/Bl!nder Films production, starring Nichola Burley and Martin McCann. This saw him return once again to the Toronto International Film Festival where Jump had its International Premiere, and later to Palm Springs International Film Festival where it picked up the Bridging The Borders award. Jump was released in 2013.  THIS DECEMBER CINEMA IS BACKKKK!!! Irish audiences can look forward to an eclectic mix of fresh Irish film highlights for December and beyond including Cartoon Saloon’s critically acclaimed Wolfwalkers, Phil Lynott documentary Songs For While I’m Away, Sundance debut Herself from Mamma Mia director Phyllida Lloyd and Arracht, Ireland’s official Irish-language entry for next year’s Academy Awards. Please give these films your support.   Join us on the 21st of December for FNI meets. A free online event.  To round off the year we're chatting to arguably Ireland's best Director Lenny Abrahamson. We'll chat all things Normal People, Room and his early work, Adam &amp; Paul and his journey from Advertising to Features.  Sign up here for free: https://hopin.com/events/fni-meets-lenny-abrahamson  There's also a whole back catalogue of over 100 Episodes of  Wrapchat with some incredibly kind and gracious people. So why not check us out. Fni Wrapchat on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google podcasts of course on the Headstuff Podcast Network.     Sponsored by Wildcard Distribution, Octovid and Film Equipment Store and mixed by Stephen Bedford.  And if you can spare the price of a coffee this Christmas support FNI below on: BuyMeACoffee.com/Fni  #WeAreFni #YouAreFni WeAreFni.com  

Ahead of the Irish cinema release this weekend of the highly anticipated cycling movie, The Racer, Paul Webster spoke to the film's director, Kieron J. Walsh. Kieron is a hugely experienced Irish director who has had a rich and varied career working in Film, TV and Advertising. He is well known as one of the founders of Blinder Films, the Irish company that has brought us some of the coolest projects of the last decade. The Racer is a technical marvel, an engrossing portrayal of a fictionalised version the Irish stages of the 1998 Tour De France. This tour was seen as a low point as regards drug cheats in cycling and became known as the Tour du Dopage and the Tour of Shame. The film is completely immersive with its awe-inspiring race sequences and the amazing, pulsing techno soundtrack that drives them along. In this conversation, Kieron details how they managed to pull this off with only 28 days of filming. This film was due to premiere at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas but unfortunately, it was pulled because of Covid. This film deserves to be seen on the big screen, go see it and support your local cinema this weekend. Screen Daily review: As James Mather’s camera delves into the peloton, flying above and amongst the swarm of riders while they battle for position, it’s also clear that this is also part of the addiction. Close-ups of gritted teeth and sweat-drenched bodies are markers of considerable stress, but they pale in comparison with the sheer elation felt at the podium. That’s underscored by Hannes De Maeyer’s excellent, nuanced score, which mixes frantic beats and gentler Irish strings. And, in the background, there’s often the relentless tick of bicycle spokes which act as an effective metronome for Dom’s narrowing chances of glory. Kieron J. Walsh In 2005, Kieron set up Bl!nder Ltd, a commercials production company and in 2006 he founded Bl!nder Films to develop and produce Irish drama and documentary for a domestic and international audience. For Bl!nder Films, Kieron directed The Savage Eye, Series 1 &amp; 2, a comedy sketch show for RTÉ starring David McSavage.  The show was nominated for an Irish Film and Television Award for Best Entertainment Series and for won a Celtic Media Award in 2012 for Best Entertainment Series. It continues to be one of the most successful comedy shows on Irish domestic TV. With his business partner Katie Holly, Kieron has also produced two features: Sensation directed by Tom Hall and Come on Eileen – both films have been screened globally at film festivals; Sensation had a cinema, DVD and VOD release and Come on Eileen was released on DVD in late 2011. Kieron recently finished Vexed, a television series for BBC and completed his latest feature film Jump, a Hotshot/Bl!nder Films production, starring Nichola Burley and Martin McCann. This saw him return once again to the Toronto International Film Festival where Jump had its International Premiere, and later to Palm Springs International Film Festival where it picked up the Bridging The Borders award. Jump was released in 2013. THIS DECEMBER CINEMA IS BACKKKK!!! Irish audiences can look forward to an eclectic mix of fresh Irish film highlights for December and beyond including Cartoon Saloon’s critically acclaimed Wolfwalkers, Phil Lynott documentary Songs For While I’m Away, Sundance debut Herself from Mamma Mia director Phyllida Lloyd and Arracht, Ireland’s official Irish-language entry for next year’s Academy Awards. Please give these films your support. Join us on the 21st of December for FNI meets. A free online event. To round off the year we're chatting to arguably Ireland's best Director Lenny Abrahamson. We'll chat all things Normal People, Room and his early work, Adam &amp; Paul and his journey from Advertising to Features. Sign up here for free: <a href="https://hopin.com/events/fni-meets-lenny-abrahamson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://hopin.com/events/fni-meets-lenny-abrahamson</a> There's also a whole back catalogue of over 100 Episodes of  Wrapchat with some incredibly kind and gracious people. So why not check us out. Fni Wrapchat on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google podcasts of course on the Headstuff Podcast Network. Sponsored by Wildcard Distribution, Octovid and Film Equipment Store and mixed by Stephen Bedford. 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#127 | Kieron J. Walsh | Director (The Racer)

Well we must stop meeting like this. Podcast 12! This week Anne of all people starts banging on about football songs. Eamon weeps at the graveside of the music press. Derek Anthony Williams of the Jan Doyle Band makes us believe in Gothic music and our special guest is award winning director and producer Kieron J. Walsh whose credits include 'Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami' and cult 90s series 'A young persons guide to being a rock and roll star' which featured a cameo from Noel Gallagher no less. Kieron takes us from his Dansette to the Disco Bar.WARNING: This weeks playlist may contain football, we are so sorry about that, luckily for Spotify users the very worst of the songs mentioned were only available on Youtube. Once again our disclaimer; it is solely based on the things alluded to in the show.https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Yn2fQPjkMMq4UlGxbLP5iYou may also enjoy watching extra special things that Spotify users cannot see despite their magic, thus we have a You:Tube version for you:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUoDMguaFv1CAZfG_y8QT1IlPlease do all the liking, subscribing and review writing you can (especially on Apple podcasts), it will help the show tremendously. Oh! And please feel free to contact us about anything you fancy.CONTACT US: WHATGOESPOD@GMAIL.COM @WHATGOESPOD - Twitter @WHATGOESPOD - Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Well we must stop meeting like this. Podcast 12! This week Anne of all people starts banging on about football songs. Eamon weeps at the graveside of the music press. Derek Anthony Williams of the Jan Doyle Band makes us believe in Gothic music and our special guest is award winning director and producer Kieron J. Walsh whose credits include 'Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami' and cult 90s series 'A young persons guide to being a rock and roll star' which featured a cameo from Noel Gallagher no less. Kieron takes us from his Dansette to the Disco Bar.WARNING: This weeks playlist may contain football, we are so sorry about that, luckily for Spotify users the very worst of the songs mentioned were only available on Youtube. Once again our disclaimer; it is solely based on the things alluded to in the show.<a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Yn2fQPjkMMq4UlGxbLP5i" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Yn2fQPjkMMq4UlGxbLP5i</a>You may also enjoy watching extra special things that Spotify users cannot see despite their magic, thus we have a You:Tube version for you:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUoDMguaFv1CAZfG_y8QT1Il" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUoDMguaFv1CAZfG_y8QT1Il</a>Please do all the liking, subscribing and review writing you can (especially on Apple podcasts), it will help the show tremendously. Oh! And please feel free to contact us about anything you fancy.CONTACT US: WHATGOESPOD@GMAIL.COM @WHATGOESPOD - Twitter @WHATGOESPOD - Instagram See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 12 What Goes Around? featuring Kieron J. Walsh