Greetings, I don't know if you can access this docco on the River Boyne. Fascinating stuff, mainly in Irish but with English sub-titles.
http://www.rte.ie/player/#v=1079875
Love the curragh and the nifty way your man paddles it. Bet it's not so easy in real life!
CFN,
Dathi
River Boyne
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River Boyne
by Dathi » 12 Sep 2010, 19:30
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Re: River Boyne
by Teileag » 17 Sep 2010, 08:51
I can't get it to start 
but I'll try at home. I'm at work and they might have blocked access to certain features... Looks interesting in any case 
but I'll try at home. I'm at work and they might have blocked access to certain features... Looks interesting in any case The sounds of the winds in the elms
like the strings of a harp being played,
the note of the blackbird that claps
with the wings of delight in the glade.
Attributed to Columba
http://domhaindorcha.blogspot.com/
like the strings of a harp being played,
the note of the blackbird that claps
with the wings of delight in the glade.
Attributed to Columba
http://domhaindorcha.blogspot.com/
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