Re:Energise from ESB21 Loka 2025

Re:Fresh (Food and Sustainability)

Do you ever wonder how much food we as a country throw away each year? It’s easy to overlook what ends up in the bin after dinner or at the back of the fridge. But, with over 750,000 tonnes of food waste generated in Ireland annually, it’s clear we need to change how we think about food. On this episode, host Meghann Scully chats with three guests who are tackling food waste from three very different angles, through AI solutions, kitchen creativity, and by examining how we can eat more responsibly. Whether you're a home cook, a food lover, or just trying to waste less, there’s something in this conversation for you. Maurice Mc Geehan, Head Performance Chef at the IRFU, talks about the importance of food education and how using everything, from the main ingredients to the byproducts can make a difference He shares practical tips on food preservation and reusing leftovers, showing that reducing waste doesn’t have to be complicated. He also shares some behind the scenes insights into the type of meals that keep Irish rugby players fueled for the pitch. Liam Murphy, Country Manager at Positive Carbon, explains how AI food waste monitors are helping businesses track and reduce their waste in real time. He highlights the environmental costs of throwing food away and how technology is offering real solutions. Niall Sabongi, chef, restaurant owner, and founder of Sustainable Seafood Ireland, discusses what sustainable seafood really means. From eating the whole fish to choosing lesser-known species, he shares how we can all make more informed, responsible choices when eating seafood.

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Re:Fashion | How Aoife McNamara is proving that luxury fashion doesn't have to cost the planet

Want to break free from the fast fashion trap? Host Meghann Scully dives into the massive environmental cost of textile waste and explores how the future of style can be ethical, circular, and incredi...

11 Elo 5min

Re:Charge | How a 100-year-old Hydroelectric Station is Still Teaching us About the Future of Renewable Energy

Can Ireland achieve a 100% clean energy future? Host Meghann Scully sits down with one of the country's leading energy experts to explore how we can look back at a massive historical milestone—the bui...

4 Elo 5min

Re:Create | Confessions of an Irish "Climate Worrier" With Colm O'Regan

Feeling overwhelmed by the climate crisis? Host Meghann Scully dives into how to beat climate anxiety and apathy by using the unexpected power of comedy, stand-up, and the arts to find genuine hope fo...

28 Heinä 5min

Re:Build | Could you throw away 90% of your possessions?

Could you throw away 90% of your possessions to live in a tiny home? Host Meghann Scully explores how living with less can solve our housing headache and open up space for an affordable, sustainable f...

21 Heinä 4min

Re:Play | Grassroots to Global: What Bohemian FC Can Teach Us About Sustainability

Can sports save the planet? Host Meghann Scully dives into the future of sports sustainability in Ireland, looking at how the world of sport can advocate for and implement major climate action. In th...

14 Heinä 6min

Re:Energise Video Trailer

Welcome to Re:Energise, a brand new show that looks at sustainability in all its forms, and what we can do to shape a clean energy future. Host Meghann Scully explores sustainability from all sorts of...

13 Heinä 3min

Re:Connect (Dingle & Sustainable Communities)

Think of Dingle, in Co Kerry, and you might be picturing breathtaking scenery, green farmland and sandy beaches, pubs and tourism, ice-cream and Fungie the Dolphin. What you may not be picturing is ...

20 Tammi 36min

Re:Move (Ditch the Car and Cycle!)

The many benefits of cycling - for your health, for the planet, for your pocket - are very clear. And yet Ireland is not a country of cyclists. On this episode, Meghann chats to two people who are adv...

7 Tammi 36min