A special episode recorded at the Earth Rising Festival at the Irish Museum of Modern Art. The team recorded some of the conversations we had with various contributors around the festival. Giving a flavour on what Earth Rising '25 was all about

Presented by Darragh Wynne with Ciara Daly and Tom Spencer

Produced by Robert Cotter

Big thank you to all our contributors:

LIsa Fitzsimons

John Barry

Aindrias de Staic

Lisa Fingleton

Sailhymn (Katie O'Connor)

Laura Costello

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The Climate Alarms Clock is back with a couple of special episodes

Todays episode was recorded live at The Earth Rising Festival in the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), in Kilmainham, Dublin on the 14th Sept 2025

Darragh, Ciara and Tom discuss some of the news stories from the summer past, reflect on the festival and the bigger questions surrounding climate change

Trocaire campaign to lobby the Irish goverment to stop sitting on their hands

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For our season finale, the gang's all here. We look at a new report that uncovers Ireland's dirty fossil fuel financing secrets.

And we find some stories of adaptation in Ireland -- Monaghan prepares for the worst, trade unions want to bring in paid climate leave and we have hosepipe bans around the country.

As Greta Thunberg demonstrates, climate justice is bound up with human rights and we are horrified by the latest atrocities in Gaza.

We're taking a break for the summer, thanks for listening and a few suggested actions while we're gone:

Listen to our brilliant producer who sings the season out for us = Bob Bound - Business as Usual on Bandcamp, available to stream or buy. It will be available to stream on all the other platforms VERY SOON (Spotify, Apple Music,YouTube)

Send a young person to the Youth Climate Gathering | Friends of the Earth in July

Break bread with your neighbours and build community at a street feast this summer.

Find out more about carbon markets at the EPA climate conference on 28th May

And remember... no mow May! Embrace the untidiness.