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St. David's Holy Faith Secondary School Greystones Podcast

St. David's Holy Faith Secondary School Greystones Podcast

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🎙️ St. David's Holy Faith Secondary School Greystones School Podcast Welcome to the official podcast of St. David's Secondary School, Greystones — where students find their voice, share their stories, and connect our school community one episode at a time. Each episode dives into life at St. David’s: from student-led interviews and school events to thought-provoking discussions on education, creativity, and life beyond the classroom. Whether you're a student, parent, teacher, or alum, there's something here for you. Tune in to celebrate the spirit, voices, and values of our school. 🎧St. David's Holy Faith Secondary School Greystones Podcast Art
Episodes
  • Episode 12: Football with Miguel Delaney
    Mar 20 2026

    From Classroom to Commentary: Miguel Delaney on Football and Life

    In this special episode of the St David’s Holy Faith Secondary School Podcast, 5th-year students Eoghan Waters and Patrick O’Boyle sit down with past pupil and renowned football writer Miguel Delaney. Miguel shares his journey from the school corridors to writing for some of the biggest football publications, offering insights into his career, the world of sports journalism, and the lessons he learned along the way.

    Join us for an inspiring conversation full of stories, laughs, and advice for aspiring writers and football fans alike.

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    34 mins
  • Episode 11: Wide Awake in America - A Chat with the Folks on Capitol Hill
    Mar 13 2026

    In this very special episode of the St David’s Holy Faith Greystones Podcast, we share a fascinating live call recorded on February 27th with Matthew Ericson and Adara Woodcook, who serve in Educational Outreach at the United States Capitol in Washington, DC.

    Recorded live at St David’s Holy Faith Greystones, this unique conversation offers students and listeners an inside look at the work of the U.S. Capitol, the importance of civic education, and what it means to support democracy through public engagement and learning.

    Matthew and Adara share insights into their roles, the history and significance of the Capitol building, and how educational outreach helps connect young people with the story and ongoing work of government. Listeners will enjoy hearing about daily life in one of the most iconic buildings in the world, as well as the thoughtful questions posed during the live discussion.

    This episode is a wonderful example of global connection in action — linking Greystones to Washington, D.C., and giving our community a memorable opportunity to engage directly with those working at the heart of American civic life.

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    38 mins
  • Episode 10: Talking Sport at St David's with Mr. Brady
    Feb 27 2026

    All Things Sports with Mr. Brady

    In this episode of the St David’s Holy Faith Greystones Podcast, we’re delighted to be joined by Mr Brady, Director of Sport at the school. 🏫⚽🏀

    Mr Brady gives us an inside look at the vibrant sporting life at St David’s, discussing the wide range of sports on offer, from team games to individual pursuits. We talk about student participation, the importance of sport in school life, and how involvement in sport helps build confidence, resilience, and school spirit.

    Whether you’re a student, parent, or past pupil, this episode offers a great insight into how sport plays a key role in the St David’s community — on and off the pitch.

    🎧 Tune in to hear how sport at St David’s Holy Faith Greystones continues to inspire, challenge, and bring students together.

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    12 mins
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