Síomha Ní Ruairc

Labour of Love with Síomha Ní Ruairc

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Did you know 86% of women feel overwhelmed by the amount of pregnancy information out there? Join broadcaster Síomha Ní Ruairc on her first pregnancy as she cuts through the unsolicited advice and avalanche of knowledge to find out what parents-to-be really need to know. A 6 part mini series CWB original podcast. https://cwb.ie/artist/labour-of-love-with-siomha-ni-ruairc-podcast/info Email; info@cwb.ie Instagram; ⁠@siomhaniruairc https://linktr.ee/labouroflovepod

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Síomha Ní Ruairc

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Kids

Latest episode

Jan 21, 2026

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Episodes

Choices; Labour & Birth 21.01.2026

No matter how you give birth, having a positive experience is of utmost importance. That’s a firm belief of Síomha’s, which is why she’s invited homebirthing midwife Sarah McCann on to the podcast to chat about our choices during labour, how to advocate for ourselves and what to put on your birth plan. Expect to be called a goddess, and to leave the episode raring for a hypnobirth. You can registe...

Mental Health 14.01.2026

One in five pregnant women will experience mental health difficulties during their pregnancy journey. Chief clinical psychologist of the Rotunda, Jillian Doyle, discusses the signs, when to ask for help and why your mental health is just as important as your physical health.  This podcast shares general information about pregnancy, but it’s not medical advice. Everyone’s situation is different, so...

Exercise 07.01.2026

Spin classes, core work and squats - oh my! If that all sounds a bit much - don't worry, us too. Niamh Buffini⁠ chats with Síomha about the official guidelines for exercise during pregnancy, when to prioritise rest and how exercise can help you prepare for labour. Also - get the leggings out, there's an interactive workout at the end of this podcast suitable for any trimester, which starts at 26:3...

Body Changes 17.12.2025

From moving teeth and bleeding gums to vaginal mucus and restless legs - this week Síomha speaks to midwife Áine Hennessy about all of the weird and wonderful body changes that happen during and after pregnancy. Also - why midwives love when you poop during labour... This podcast shares general information about pregnancy, but it’s not medical advice. Everyone’s situation is different, so always c...

Eating For Two 10.12.2025

In this episode Síomha chats with Jess Willow, a Women's Health expert and Fertility & Pregnancy Dietitian (They’re also joined by Jess’ 4 month old, Maisy, who had LOTS to say on this topic too!). Síomha and Jess are eager to dispel any guilt expecting mams may hold around food, and Síomha is surprised by her unconscious bias around cravings! Also - vitamin D, folic acid and the rest. Find out wh...

Maternity Leave 03.12.2025

Solicitor Michelle Loughnane joins Síomha to explain what exactly new mothers and fathers are entitled to in the workplace. They go through the difference between parental and parents leave, when to break the news to your bosses and whether you’re entitled to a longer lunch to squeeze in some pregnancy pilates... Síomha also discusses the difficulties with maternity leave for those who are self em...

Labour of Love Trailer 28.11.2025

Labour of Love with Síomha Ní Ruairc is a 6 part mini series. Episode 1 launches Wednesday 03rd December https://cwb.ie/artist/labour-of-love-with-siomha-ni-ruairc-podcast/info Email; info@cwb.ie Instagram; ⁠@siomhaniruairc https://linktr.ee/labouroflovepod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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