Seascapes

Lucy Taylor and Emma Nickelsen, authors of "Ireland's Seashore: A Field Guide", show Fergal Keane some of what's to be found on White Bay beach.

Mark Costigan takes a trip to Bere Island and has a chat with the people he meets along the way.

Tonight, Fergal visits some of the people who are preparing for the sailing season, getting the historic Galway Hookers ready for the summer and he was at the christening ceremony of the world’s largest short sea RoRo vessel, MV Celine, at Dublin Port this afternoon.

Fergal visits some of the people who are preparing for the sailing season, getting the historic Galway Hookers ready for the summer.

The world’s largest short sea RoRo vessel, MV Celine, was christened at Dublin Port this afternoon and Fergal Keane was there.

On tonight's programme, Fergal Keane visits Annamoe Trout Fishery; Kate Dempsey tells us about her business, Irish Mussel Seed Company; and Hugh Oram talks about his recent visit to see the "Ocean Liners: Speed and Style" exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Fergal Keane visits Annamoe Trout Fishery in Wicklow.

Kate Dempsey is one of the finalists competing to be Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur in 2018. She told Fergal all about her business, Irish Mussel Seed Company.

Hugh Oram went to see a new exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London called "Ocean Liners: Speed and Style".

Tonight, Grainne McPolin speaks to Anne Kenny & Neil Hegarty who circumnavigated the Atlantic Ocean while in their seventies; Hugh Oram recounts the adventures of Captain James Cook, the first European to reach Australia & New Zealand; marine historian, Sean Rickard, recounts the sinking of the yacht Geraldine by a U-boat 100 years ago this week.