In part 1 we hear the shocking stories from Eve and Una’s personal stalking experiences.

The stories are uninterrupted and detail all aspects of the range of emotions felt through their entire stalking experience.

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Marie Woods is an archaeologist based in Scarborough. In April 2021 Marie was foraging on the beach for shellfish when she discovered the print of a 165 million year old dinosaur in a nearby rock. Marie details the find, removal and future exhibitions for this print in our episode.

In 2019 Rubia Daniels was shown an article about properties in a small town in Italy being sold for €1. The town of Mussomeli situated in the heart of Sicily has experienced a steady decline in population along with many buildings falling into a state of disrepair. A project organised by the Municipality of Mussomeli to repopulate the historical town has seen many property hunters from all over the world take on the task of refurbishing these homes to their former glory. Rubia is one of many property hunters who has purchased a home in Mussomeli and Rubia shares her experience in this episode.

Gino Salveta was prepared to go on a date with his now boyfriend Cainã. They had been dating for a few weeks and were growing closer as each date passed. As the couple spent a Saturday evening walking around Dublin City centre their blissful date turned into a night neither of them would forget. 

In this episode I speak with Aoife. Aoife will detail how she has turned her hobby into an online business and discovered an online community full of like minded people. It will give you a feeling of nostalgia and get you excited about this child’s toy again.

Same sex marriage became legal in Ireland in 2015. Today my guests Cormac and Richard share with me their story of their journey to marriage. 

Welcome to In This Life! In each episode I’ll speak with a different guest who will share their story with me.  New episodes released every second Monday.