Episode 9: All Things History with Myles Dungan

Episode 2: Page Turners & First Year Favorites with Host Izzy Welcome to a brand-new episode of the St. David’s Holy Faith Greystones Podcast! This week, First Year student Izzy takes over host duties to lead a fun, round-table discussion on all things books with a group of her fellow First Years. Starting secondary school brings a lot of big changes—new routines, new subjects, and plenty of new books to explore! In this episode, the First Year crew sits down to chat about: Top Recommendations: From thrilling fantasy series and page-turning mysteries to laugh-out-loud graphic novels.

Episode 1: Coffee, Community & Cause with Gav from Rise at the Cove Season 2 of the St. David’s Holy Faith Greystones Podcast is officially here! In our premiere episode, host Fionn from Transition Year heads down to the seafront to sit down with Gavan Murphy from Rise at the Cove. In this episode, Gav shares the story behind one of Greystones’ favorite local spots and breaks down what it truly means to be a social enterprise. We talk about: The Secret to Great Coffee: What goes into making the perfect brew for the early-morning crowd and sea swimmers.

Season 2 Teaser: We’re Back! | St. David’s Holy Faith Greystones Podcast We are back in action! Join host Fionn Crean MacOireachtaigh from Transition Year as he kicks off the brand-new season of the official St. David’s Holy Faith Greystones Podcast. In this quick teaser trailer, Fionn breaks down what’s coming your way this term: exclusive behind-the-scenes access to school events, real student debates, book reviews, and interviews with special guests from across our four school pillars—academics, sports, arts, and ethos. Make sure to hit Follow or Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen so you never miss an episode!

In the final episode of this season of St David’s Holy Faith Greystones Podcast, first-year English students Daisy and Amy dive into their recent class novel, Spirit of the Titanic by Nicola Pierce. Having just finished the book, they’re joined by classmates Oisín, Zoe, Emilia, Caoileann, and Zara for a thoughtful and engaging discussion. Together, they explore the novel’s powerful themes of friendship, courage, and survival, as well as the fascinating historical details woven through the story. The group shares their favourite moments, reflects on the emotional impact of the characters’ journeys, and discusses how Nicola Pierce brings the tragedy of the Titanic to life for modern readers. With lively debate, personal reflections, and plenty of insights from a first-year perspective, this episode captures the students’ honest reactions and deepening understanding of historical fiction. Tune in for an enthusiastic and heartfelt conversation about a story that has truly made waves in their classroom!

In this special episode of the St David’s Holy Faith Greystones podcast, host Kian Quigley (St Patrick’s Athletic & Ireland U17) is joined by co-host Eoghan Waters (Mount Merrion Youths) to shine a spotlight on two distinguished past pupils who have forged impressive careers in football—both on and off the pitch. First, we hear from Miguel Delaney, Chief Football Writer at The Independent, whose work has taken him to the biggest stages in world football, from World Cups to Champions League finals. Known for his sharp insight and analysis, Miguel shares his journey from Greystones to the global game. Also joining the conversation is Paul McShane, a former Republic of Ireland international and Premier League defender with Hull City. A graduate of the Manchester United Academy, Paul reflects on his playing career and his transition into coaching, offering valuable lessons from his time in the professional game. Both guests began their journeys at St David’s Holy Faith Greystones, making this a meaningful return as they share memories, experiences, and advice for the next generation. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on football, careers, and the paths that can begin in a school like St David’s. Thanks for listening—and stay tuned for more episodes celebrating the achievements of past pupils.