Preserving maritime tradition and culture is a vital part of creating awareness, appreciation and understanding of the importance of the marine sector in Ireland,. This is the focus of the storylines in the April edition of MARITIME IRELAND, the only programme and Podcast on-air in Ireland specialising in the marine sphere.
On this month’s edition of the only Podcast and radio programme about the maritime sector in Ireland, we discuss the selection of offshore wind far development sites. While the importance of alternative wind energy is essential and generally...
The widespread Irish maritime sector is well represented in the May edition of MARITIME IRELAND Podcast and programme where topics include – Irish fishermen can claim to be the best in the world… The Bantry boat which has been emulated a...
On the MARCH edition of MARITIME IRELAND is month we hear from the great songwriter Johnny Duhan that he was caught as a stowaway aboard a Norwegian ship, we examine the future of the maritime economy, hear from an Irish husband-and-wife sailing in...
ANNA CLASSON, RNLI Head of Region, Ireland The January edition of MARITIME IRELAND is a new format of 30 minutes, with a NEWSMAKER feature interview and the latest news stories and developments in the maritime sphere. On this edition, which has wide...
The December edition of MARITIME IRELAND discusses whether – for all the time, money and effort, spent on extensive maritime scientific research – are scientists properly communicating to the general public what they have discovered? The Chief...
On the November edition, No.11 – The Nautical Institute outlines why more attention must be paid to the health and ‘wellness’ of seafarers. Capt .Steve Malone, Secretary of the Institute in Ireland, discusses the challenges facing seafarers on...
