An Bhoirinn - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
An t-Earrach
The opening episode follows Sinéad Ní Gharbhaith, who runs The Cheese Press In Ennistymon, and botanist and instrument maker Eugene Lambe
An Samhradh
Following the lives of people who live in The Burren in the west of Ireland. In Kinvara Bay, Rainer Krause and his sons gather in the fruits of their labour, mussels and oysters. Down at New Quay, the long, hot spell continues for Annie Nolan and she is worried about the fate of her crops
An Fómhar
In the autumn months, community life in The Burren becomes increasingly important. In the Cheese Press, Sinéad has set up a space and Mick Flannery is playing a gig. Archie Simpson is getting ready for a celebration with the choir of their first performance together, which brings back memories of his friend, the renowned poet, John O Donohue
An Geimhreadh
David Krause is out and about harvesting mussels. With his trawler tied up in Kinvara, no matter what the weather throws at him, this work has to be done. Meanwhile in the Cheese Press, Sinead's children gather with their friends for an impromptu session before heading to music lessons.
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