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There are over 18,000 shipwrecks around the Irish coast. Bill O'Brien has been diving around the coast of Ireland and abroad all his life. He has vast knowledge and experience of many of the shipwrecks around the coast and shares some stories in this episode. During the 1st and 2nd, World Wars German U-boats constantly patrolled the Irish coast hunting for Allied shipping targets. Incredibly Donegal has the largest amount of U-Boats sunk anywhere in the world. Bill has dived these U-Boats and tells us about them. He has also dived the Aud off the Cork coast. The Aud was carrying a cargo of 20,000 rifles, 1,000,000 rounds of ammunition, 10 machine guns, and some explosives. These munitions were to aid the Irish rebels in the planned Rising set for Easter Sunday 23rd April 1916.  Rodger Casement procured these arms and ammunition for the proposed 1916 Easter rebellion in Ireland. We hear the story of the Aud and its importance in Irish history. Bill has dived the Auld and tells us what he has seen, found, and more. We also hear great stories from Dublin Bay, Hook Head, Egypt, and many more. Enjoy.

Pierce Turner is a well known singer songwriter who splits his time between Wexford and New York. His new album is entitled 'Terrible Good' and he joined Sean today live in Hook Head lighthouse...

Pierce Turner is a well known singer songwriter who splits his time between Wexford and New York. His new album is entitled 'Terrible Good' and he joined Sean today live in Hook Head lighthouse...

Listen to the podcast using this player: Ireland's Hook Lighthouse is the oldest operating lighthouse in the world. The tapering headland of Hook Head is in the southwestern part of County Wexford, on the southeast coast of Ireland below Dublin. In the fifth century, a monastery was established on the peninsula. According to tradition, the early monks from the monastery erected a beacon that burned fire to warn mariners away from the dangerous rocks on the Hook peninsula. A more substantial lighthouse tower was built around the year 1200. The tower was constructed of local limestone and it stands four stories high with walls up to 13 feet thick. Early drawing of Hook Lighthouse (U.S. Lighthouse Society) The light was automated in 1996 and the last light keepers were removed. The old keepers' houses were turned into a visitor center and the light station was opened to the public in 2001. There's also a café on the site. Hook Lighthouse, U.S. Lighthouse Society photo Noel Lynch Noel Lynch is a tour guide and entertainer at the Hook Lighthouse. We're posting both the usual audio version of this episode and also video of the interview. The video version of the interview is below. https://youtu.be/atmfb96OG2M Listen to the podcast using this player:

This is part two of a two part interview with Richard Cummins, a native of Ireland who worked as a lighthouse keeper in that country for a decade. He spent time at the very famous Fastnet Rock Lighthouse; at Hook Head, the oldest operating lighthouse in the world, and some other well known light stations – more than 20 in all. A clip from the interview with Richard Cummins:Download Here's a video tour of Fastnet Rock Lighthouse, one of the places where Richard served as a keeper. A Tour of the Fastnet Lighthouse from Peter Cox on Vimeo. Some beautiful footage of Fastnet: Click here for more fascinating short films of Irish lighthouses. Use the player below to listen to the podcast:

Richard Cummins Richard Cummins is a native of Ireland who, for about 10 years ending in 1989, worked as a lighthouse keeper in that country. He spent time at the very famous Fastnet Rock Lighthouse; at Hook Head, the oldest operating lighthouse in the world, and some other well known light stations – more than 20 in all. Hook Head, County Wexford, Ireland. Photo by Richard Cummins After his time as a lighthouse keeper he’s worked as a photographer and his photos have been published in National Geographic and other publications. You can see Richard’s photographic work online at art.com and many other websites. He’s also known for the remarkable ships in bottles and other nautical models he’s built, which you can see on his Facebook page. This is part one of a two-part interview. The second part will be released in two days, on February 3. Use this player to listen to the podcast:

Zelie and Hector have to sneak out of Stone Town and cross the desert again, heading for Hook Head... Listen now and join them on their journey. Super Sleuths Story Club is on Instagram and Facebook! Plus, check out our website www.supersleuths.net for fun activities, colouring challenges and more. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/supersleuths. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So… Season 2 of Grumblehammer 1920s never happened. Instead the greater Grumblehammer universe and mythos did. In the years following the Grumblehammer 1920s finale, we began running campaigns in different places and times, largely all fitting into our setting. However, over the years we’ve had ideas for “one-shots” set in the 20s or were involving Dimitri and Jerico. They don’t really have a connective tissue outside of being Grumblehammer 1920s expanded content. At least 1 is already recorded, and we do want to run the others as they fill in little niches of events that we mention or have discussed in the history of the world. These will likely be posted as they are recorded. Please enjoy a One-Shot in Grumblehammer 1920s!The Corbyville Case(September 15th, 1924) “Hook Head, Hook on his Head, now you are dead. Corbyville is a small town just north of Belleville, Ontario. Quiet and serene as it sits by the river. That calm is broken however with the realization that someone, or something, is hunting it’s residents. It killing whole families, seemingly impaling them in the head and leaving the men heartless. A darkness has it hooks imbedded in this little river town.”Cast:Chris - GMAaron - Dimitri GrumblewitzNathan - Jericho Lichthammer

Rewind to Sunday night, the plan, a night under the stars at Hook Head shooting the Milky Way and Comet Neowise. Ian, Anto, Fred and myself set off from Dublin around 8pm, for Fred it was his first time, not just shooting the Milky Way but actually seeing it for the first time. Find out what Freds expectations were as we headed down to The Hook and what went through his head as darkness fell as he gives us his full verdict after a night under the stars.   Follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bgphotopod/   Join the private Facebook group https://bit.ly/3fOUCeL   A full list of Workshops & Tours at www.bglandscapetours.ie   Formatt Hitech Filters 10% off code Use code BERN10 at www.formatt-hitech.com      

Maeve Hearne Russell, Brighid Hearne and Denny Lawlor from Hook SubAqua Club with a tribute to popular Garda Dave Hearne, who drowned tragically off Hook Head in May 2019. Gda Hearne saved 9 people from drowning during his life, and was awarded a National Bravery Award in October 2016 for saving two people from drowning in separate incidents 10 days apart in Waterford city and Dungarvan in 2014 Today would have been his birthday.

Barry O'Connor, the pilot of the search and rescue helicopter which recovered Joe Sinnott from the sea off Hook Head on Saturday night speaks for the first time to Damien Tiernan, also Neville Murphy from Dunmore East RNLI on the continuing search for Willie Whelan

A fisherman has died and a second man is missing after a trawler sank off the southeast coast. 20 million Australian dollars raised to help emergency services combat bushfires. Iran condemns US President Donald Trump as "terrorist in a suit."

What is your target of financial compensation Expectation $50k - 250k - $1m - $10m …??  You will always find a way to get back to your ‘status quo’.  Connected to ‘what you think you are worth’ Think it is fair for you to be compensated. "By hook or by crook" is an English phrase meaning "by any means necessary", suggesting that any means possible should be taken to accomplish a goal. The origin of the phrase is obscure, a commonly repeated suggestion is that it comes from Hook Head in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wexford, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland and the nearby village of Crooke, in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterford, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland. Another is that it comes from the customs regulating which firewood local people could take from common land ; they were allowed to take any branches that they could reach with a billhook or a shepherd's crook (used to hook sheep)

While walking Hook Head.

Lighthouse Families. . Ray and Eileen Wickham describe living as a family at various stations but especially the Hook Head, where the children slept under the lighthouse beam every

This week Ella walks the dramatic coastline of Hook Head in Co. Wexford, starting in the gorgeous fishing village of Slade. Ella's guides on the coastal walk of Slade to the Hook Head.

Whaling off Hook Head

The Ring of Hook, Hook Head lighthouse, Duncannon and Dunbrody AbbeyOn our first day back in Ireland, we drove the ring of hook and went to Hook Head Lighthouse, Duncannon fort and Dunbrody abbey.Ring of Hook/Duncannon Fort/Dunbrody Abbey http://www.thehook-wexford.com/ The Cockleshell Gallery http://www.cockleshellgallery.com