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Tides n Tales moves to a monthly format

Tides n Tales moves to a monthly format

by andrew | Jun 14, 2019 | Irelands Maritime Heritage, Project Updates, Waterford History

In May I came to the difficult decision to change my weekly martime blog to a monthly publication.  Several people have asked me why and so I thought it best to set out my thoughts and reasons.  I first started blogging when in college as a mature student studying...

Andrew Doherty Interview for People Places and Passions – Ireland’s Ancient East

by andrew | Feb 26, 2017 | Project Updates

I was recently contacted by Mark Power, who has filmed me previously as part of tourism skills course run by Dunhill Multi Education Centre. Mark had a new concept he and a colleague Derek Walsh wanted to discuss with me, to showcase individuals who are working in...

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