
Orla Barry
Europe Correspondent at The World from PRX
Europe Correspondent with @TheWorld Previously reporter with the @bbcworldservice Former Broadcaster on @newstalkFM Columnist & Documentary Maker
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1 month ago |
theworld.org | Orla Barry
Seán Ronayne is an unlikely celebrity in Ireland. By his own admission, the 36-year-old ornithologist from Cork is highly introverted and at his most comfortable immersed in a remote habitat with just his recording device for company. His mission to capture the sound of every bird species in Ireland — there are more than 200 — has brought him unexpected fame. A clip of Ronayne talking about his passion on a popular Irish chat show last year went viral.
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1 month ago |
play.prx.org | Orla Barry
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1 month ago |
theworld.org | Orla Barry
Andor Berényi, a 29-year-old filmmaker who lives in Budapest, said that seeing “The Brutalist” win three Oscars at the Academy Awards earlier this month was a bittersweet moment. Although Berényi was a floor second assistant director on the epic drama — work that he said was enjoyable and well paid — the award recognition left him feeling conflicted. “The film was shot here in Hungary mainly because they couldn’t have made it anywhere else,” he said.
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Nov 8, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Orla Barry
Car dealer who will be US Senator says he and Trump want to overhaul car industryThe first car dealer ever elected to the U.S. Senate says the Trump agenda for the U.S. auto industry is one that, if enacted, would upend the strategy Detroit's automakers have spent billions of dollars pursuing: The transition to electric cars. For one thing, Republicans will look to freeze fuel …
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Nov 8, 2024 |
theworld.org | Orla Barry
More than a week on from the deadly floods that destroyed parts of eastern Spain and led to the deaths of at least 218 people, recriminations are flying over who should be held responsible. In Germany, three years after catastrophic floods hit the northwest region of the country, questions of accountability are still being asked. Europe is the fastest-warming continent on earth but scientists say many local governments are ill-prepared for weather related disasters.
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