AT SEA

In this episode we speak with Dr Aoife Brinkley and Helen O'Neill from CHI's paediatric psychology departments about recurrent abdominal pain. We hope you find it helpful.

Today I chat with Jimmy Faherty, amongst other things he is a fisherman from the beautiful Lettergesh in North Connemara. He has a natural talent for story telling and in this episode we have a relaxed conversation about Jimmy's upbringing and his days at sea, beginning with his Father pulling lobster pots at the age of 14.

A conversation with Jimmy Faherty a Connemara Fisherman from Lettergesh.

In this episode I have a conversation with Sean Nee, he creates incredible photographic art at Sea. He's also a Surfer and has lived and surfed in incredible places both in Ireland and further afield. Sean created a powerful and important piece of writing for his blog whilst he was working as a Surf Instructor on a tropical Island. In it he talks about the complexity of mental health, you can read it by visiting Sean's blog. It went 'viral' as they say and has already touched many lives. In today's episode Sean talks about his experiences at Sea, how it all began and where it's 'at' for him now. Hope you enjoy the episode.

A conversation with Eoin Geogeghan about his experiences of living and working by the Sea in Connemara. We talk about how Eoin worked on restoring an old Currach during lockdown and how special Connemara is as a location for creative work. We discuss how Philosopher Wittgenstein said that Connemara was the only place he could think. I hope you enjoy the episode.

Comhra le Donncha Mac Con Iomaire

Megan speaks with us from her home in Hawaii. We discuss her life growing up there, she explains that her life has always having been spent at Sea. She tells us about swimming with sharks and dolphins and all about her under water artwork: photography. Megan touches on the dangers of the Sea and how the Hawaiians revere and deeply respect the Sea.

A raw and uncut podcast that talks about all things Sea related. Today we travel to the wild west of Ireland to speak with Donncha Mac an Iomaire, Sailor, Television producer and Presenter. We talk about the uniqueness of Connemara's connection with the sea. We discuss the landscape and power of the sea and how that is etched in the minds and soul of the people. We also chat about the importance of the local traditional boats and lots of things in between.