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The history of ordinary folk in Derrykeighan Parish and a breath of fresh air from the coast on board 鈥淜intra鈥�

The history of ordinary folk in Derrykeighan Parish, a breath of fresh air from the coast on board the 鈥淜intra鈥� and music from Alan Wade and Mervyn Dunlop.

When 鈥榮ocial distancing鈥� was a thing of the future, Diana Culbertson visited Frank McClernon to hear about a local history project that 鈥榲isited鈥� every family in Derrykeighan Parish over the years. Now she has more time on her hands over the next while, Frank encourages her to record her own family story for the future.
For a breath of fresh air for the days when you鈥檙e cooped up, Willie Hill enjoys a trip out on the good ship 鈥淜intra鈥� - that鈥檚 actually a catamaran. A few weeks ago, he and skipper Charles Stuart headed out from Ballycastle down towards Fairhead for a different perspective on the coastline of Co Antrim. The nautical theme continues with music from Alan Wade and Mervyn Dunlop.
The team loves to hear from listeners 鈥� so why not get in touch with a yarn or maybe even suggest a tune you鈥檇 love to hear 鈥� you can email them at kintra@bbc.co.uk

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Sun 29 Mar 2020 18:03
麻豆社 Radio Foyle & 麻豆社 Radio Ulster

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  • Sun 29 Mar 2020 18:03
    麻豆社 Radio Foyle & 麻豆社 Radio Ulster