On this edition - singer/songwriter Johnny Duhan describes the maritime experience which led to him writing ‘The Voyage'. And, making the sport of sailing available to everyone, including disabled people.

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On this edition - preserving the iconic Irish boat, the currach, a great part of Irish maritime tradition. And so are the offshore islands, where there’s good news from Arranmore.

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On this edition - the story of two determined, young Irish sailors – one from County Meath, the other from Mayo - who are taking on the top world sailors in the very tough sport of racing, alone, in the offshore seas. One of them a descendant of Ireland’s pirate Queen, Grace O’Malley – Granuaile.

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On this edition - the lack of affordable housing is not only a problem on the mainland, and why we should listen to what the tides are telling us.

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On this edition - The Chief Executive of the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group responds to the political decision in the Dáil to declare a climate emergency. And another Chief Executive, Jim O'Toole of Bord Iascaigh Mhara, says the public need to know and understand more about the importance of aquaculture.

We’ll also hear about a shocking, indeed alarming, decline in the number of waterbirds and how Ireland is regarded internationally in the wearing of lifejackets on the water.

On this edition - The Chief Executive of the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group responds to the political decision in the Dáil to declare a climate emergency. And another Chief Executive, Jim O'Toole of Bord Iascaigh Mhara, says the public need to know and understand more about the importance of aquaculture.

We’ll also hear about a shocking, indeed alarming, decline in the number of waterbirds and how Ireland is regarded internationally in the wearing of lifejackets on the water.

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