A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A series of Sound Portraits of Limerick to mark it's designation as City of Culture 2014. 'As it Lives and Breathes' was written and produced by Diarmuid McIntyre, Mairead O'Connor & Mary McDonnell of Grey Heron Media. It was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence fee.
A Sonic Portrait of Limerick in 2014 during its period as City of Culture. Co commissioned by RTE Lyric fm and Live 95fm. Funded by the BAI with television License Fee. A Grey Heron Media Production.
Diarmuid McIntyre of Grey Heron Media with Kevin Barry, Helena Close, and Mary Coll exploring the passion for the written word in the final episode in our 12 part series marking Limerick City of Culture 2014.
Diarmuid McIntyre of Grey Heron Media talks to Justyna Cwojdzinska, Paul Tarpey & Evan Kennedy about different aspects of Limerick Culture at King John's Castle, in the heart of medieval Limerick.
This week Diarmuid McIntyre meets Niamh Briggs, Eamon Cregan and Rosemary Ryan, three people with a passion for sport.
Cultural Passions: Food. Diarmuid McIntyre talks food culture with Limerick's Theresa Storey, Jim McNamara & Caroline Rigney. Ep. 9 of 12 marking Limerick City of Culture 2014.
This week Diarmuid McIntyre meets Eric O'Neill, Clare Jordan and Fergus Grant-Stevenson of the Limerick Craft Collective,3 people with a passion for crafts.
This week Diarmuid McIntyre meets Michele Horrigan, Caoimhe Reidy and Mike O'Reilly exploring their passion for unique places and spaces in Askeaton Co Limerick.
This week Diarmuid visits the old Limerick Royal cinema with Maeve McGrath, Dave Burns and Simon McGuire, exploring their passion for Limerick's film culture in the evocative setting of this once luxurious cinema.
This week Diarmuid meets Tom Cassidy, Hugh Murray and James Ring at the People's Park in the heart of Georgian Limerick to explore their passion for the built environment and the culture that shapes the world we live in.
Cultural Passions: Visual Arts. Diarmuid McIntyre talks visual arts with Limerick’s Sheila Deegan, Mike Fitzpatrick & Mary Conlon. Ep4 of 12 marking Limerick City of Culture 2014.
Diarmuid McIntyre talks music with Limerick’s Boris Hunka, Jackie O'Connor and Eric Fitzgerald. Ep3 of 12 marking Limerick City of Culture 2014.
Diarmuid McIntyre talks community arts with Limerick’s Monica Spenser, Mary Hartney & Catherine O'Halloran Ep2 of 12 marking City of Culture 2014
Diarmuid McIntyre explores the world of theatre with Limerick’s Joan Sheehy, Myles Breen & John Sheehy. Ep1 of 12 marking Limerick City of Culture 2014
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