Peter Heffernan, CEO of the Marine Institute spoke to Fergal Keane about the Ocean Summit which will take place in Galway on 28th and 29th of June, and about Seafest which starts on 29th June.
Tonight on Seascapes, ahead of Bloomsday tomorrow, we hear about the passenger steamship, Indian Empire, which is mentioned in "Ulysses"; Noel Sweeney reports on the new vessel, Star of Doolin; Hugh Oram tells us about the MV Little Flower, the oldest passenger vessel in Ireland.
Ray Burke, author of "Joyce County - Galway and James Joyce", tells Fergal about the passenger steamship, Indian Empire, which is mentioned in "Ulysses", ahead of Bloomsday tomorrow.
Fergal went along to the Baltimore Wooden Boat Festival and spoke to organisers, Michael Walsh and Mary Jordan, and some of those with boats in the festival.
Tonight, on Seascapes, defeat of a government proposal around new EU fishing regulations; Bádóirí an Chladaigh's Vistors' Centre; and international coach, Mitch Booth at Swords Sailing Club.
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The RTÉ maritime programme with Fergal Keane bringing you around our coasts and onto traditional and modern boats and yachts for a taste of the great outdoors. Listen live at 10.30pm every Friday…