This story contains the introduction and exchange with Ger Sweeney before Patricia relates her new story. It involves the previously heard-about St. Colmcille and heads ends with the story of the Stone of Destiny

Patricia and Seamus both grew up in Northern Ireland. Following a visit by Seamus to Malaga he and Patricia became friends so this personal telling of Seamus Heaney's story makes it very special.  

Isabella Augusta Persse was born in 1852 at Roxborough, near Kilchreest, South Co Galway. From a young age she had an interest in literature. Meeting a young William Butler Yeats in the 1890s was a turning point for both of them and they became lifelong friends and collaborators. 

Patricia's story of C.S. Lewis as part of the feature where she told us about famous Irish people 

A Christmas story from Patricia about seeking a turkey for Christmas dinner and how you can't fool all the grandchildren

Ireland and the Irish has a claim to fame when it comes to one of the world's favourite brandy 

It is said that every day is a learning day. Patricia tells us a story that demonstrates that its often the teacher who learns the lesson. 

A simple misunderstanding when Patricia registered the birth of her first child. 

A true story about an English couple on their first visit to Spain. 

All dressed up, wearing high heels and heading towards the bus station to collect a VIP. Patricia tells the story of trying to change a tyre while trying to get to the airport and not really dressed for repairs.