Hazel Nolan

5 days ago | fm104.ie | Hazel Nolan

All Sport When Paul Casey was appointed joint manager of the Dublin Ladies Senior Football Team alongside Derek Murray earlier this year, he already had one foot inside the setup. But as he admits himself, stepping into the hot seat has brought its own set of challenges, and rewards. “It's been great. It's been busy,” Paul says, reflecting on the first few months in charge. "There's slightly more to do in the role now, but we have a great management team around us.

1 week ago | live95fm.ie | Hazel Nolan

The Union of Students in Ireland is advising those heading on J1s this year to take "extreme precaution". Of particular concern is anyone who might consider getting involved in activism while in the US this summer. Every year, thousands of third-level students avail of the J1 visa, which allows them to work and travel in America for up to four months during the summer.

1 week ago | fm104.ie | Hazel Nolan

All Sport When Eve Higgins isn't getting stuck in for Ireland you might find her building lego, listening to Chappell Roan or trying to figure out how to magic up a time-turner. But more on that in a moment. This weekend she's focused on trying to cause an upset in the Women's Six Nations. Ireland, fresh off their comprehensive win over Italy two weeks ago, welcome the top ranked team in the world, England, to Virgin Media Park for round three of the competition.

1 month ago | fm104.ie | Hazel Nolan

Ryanair’s bread and butter has always been bargain-basement fares and no-frills flying. So it was a surprise when news broke of its new subscription model. For €79 a year, subscribers will get perks like free reserved seating, travel insurance, and first dibs on flash sales. But don’t expect free flights—Ryanair’s planes are notoriously packed to the gills, with load factors hitting 91–96 per cent.

1 month ago | lmfm.ie | Hazel Nolan

Ryanair’s bread and butter has always been bargain-basement fares and no-frills flying. So it was a surprise when news broke of its new subscription model. For €79 a year, subscribers will get perks like free reserved seating, travel insurance, and first dibs on flash sales. But don’t expect free flights—Ryanair’s planes are notoriously packed to the gills, with load factors hitting 91–96 per cent.