Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Episode 4: Heritage, Hunger, and One Last Pint
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Episode 4: Heritage, Hunger, and One Last Pint
🎙️ Craic on the Coast – Episode 4: “Heritage, Hunger, and One Last Pint”
In this heartfelt and history-rich episode, host Michael Schilling and guest co-host Greg Shanahan take listeners on a journey through Ireland’s past, present, and future — all from the shores of Massachusetts.
First, they preview two powerful upcoming events from the Father John Murphy Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians: the Easter Rising Commemoration on April 27th and the ambitious Hibernian Walk for Hunger this May, where Division members will walk 100 miles in 6 days along Ireland’s National Famine Way to raise funds in the fight against hunger.
Next, they welcome Sara Stanton, founder of Cara Travel Group in Quincy, to talk about the magic of discovering Ireland for the first time — and how travel can reconnect us to our roots. Cara Travel is also this year's Gold Sponsor for the Easter Rising event.
Finally, the lads raise a glass and share stories as they bid farewell to a South Shore legend — Paddy Barry’s Pub of Quincy — reflecting on the music, the memories, and the mighty craic that made it “the best little pub in the world.”
Whether you’re a history buff, a proud Hibernian, or just missing the sound of a good session, this episode is for you.
Â
Show notes:
Cara Group Travel
Ireland Vacations | Cara Group Travel
Cara Group Travel - Always Original | Quincy MA | Facebook
Cara Group Travel (@caragrouptravel) • Instagram photos and videos
Â
link to Easter Rising Commemoration Eventbrite page
Through Songs and Stories, We Remember 1916 Tickets, Sun, Apr 27, 2025 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite
Â
Social Media:
AOH Plymouth | Plymouth MA | Facebook
AOH Plymouth - Irish Organization (@aohplymouth) • Instagram photos and videos
Â
Â
The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Access Television welcomes residents of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury into our studio to produce their own show, podcast, or special to air on our community and YouTube channel. We provide production training and services as a platform for free and uncensored speech. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of The Local Seen's staff or Board of Directors. If you live or work in one of our four towns, and would like to produce your own content, email [email protected] to get started! We'll see you on The Local Seen! www.thelocalseen.mediaÂ
View all episodes
🎙️ Craic on the Coast – Episode 4: “Heritage, Hunger, and One Last Pint”
In this heartfelt and history-rich episode, host Michael Schilling and guest co-host Greg Shanahan take listeners on a journey through Ireland’s past, present, and future — all from the shores of Massachusetts.
First, they preview two powerful upcoming events from the Father John Murphy Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians: the Easter Rising Commemoration on April 27th and the ambitious Hibernian Walk for Hunger this May, where Division members will walk 100 miles in 6 days along Ireland’s National Famine Way to raise funds in the fight against hunger.
Next, they welcome Sara Stanton, founder of Cara Travel Group in Quincy, to talk about the magic of discovering Ireland for the first time — and how travel can reconnect us to our roots. Cara Travel is also this year's Gold Sponsor for the Easter Rising event.
Finally, the lads raise a glass and share stories as they bid farewell to a South Shore legend — Paddy Barry’s Pub of Quincy — reflecting on the music, the memories, and the mighty craic that made it “the best little pub in the world.”
Whether you’re a history buff, a proud Hibernian, or just missing the sound of a good session, this episode is for you.
Â
Show notes:
Cara Group Travel
Ireland Vacations | Cara Group Travel
Cara Group Travel - Always Original | Quincy MA | Facebook
Cara Group Travel (@caragrouptravel) • Instagram photos and videos
Â
link to Easter Rising Commemoration Eventbrite page
Through Songs and Stories, We Remember 1916 Tickets, Sun, Apr 27, 2025 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite
Â
Social Media:
AOH Plymouth | Plymouth MA | Facebook
AOH Plymouth - Irish Organization (@aohplymouth) • Instagram photos and videos
Â
Â
The Local Seen by Plymouth Area Community Access Television welcomes residents of Plymouth, Pembroke, Kingston, and Duxbury into our studio to produce their own show, podcast, or special to air on our community and YouTube channel. We provide production training and services as a platform for free and uncensored speech. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of The Local Seen's staff or Board of Directors. If you live or work in one of our four towns, and would like to produce your own content, email [email protected] to get started! We'll see you on The Local Seen! www.thelocalseen.mediaÂ