Donegal Bay

On last week's podcast, I talked about the purpose of this podcast, and the main purpose is to provide a way for people to support the, the safety at the wave that people surf called Mullaghmore.

I realize I have some listeners who are not, who are not in the surf community, who, who don't surf, so I'll just explain that there is a, a wave that breaks somewhere between a half a dozen and two dozen times a year off of Mullaghmore Head in Donegal Bay in County Sligo in Ireland, which is getting up towards the northern bit of Ireland.

It's not Northern Ireland, now, for you listeners that are not in Ireland.

It's quite a complex thing.

If you need help, please reach out to the Samaritans on 116 123.

Blue lights flash across the dark waters of Donegal Bay.

At the end of St. Ernans Pier, a white Ford Fiesta sits motionless in the dark.

The only way out is blocked.

The detectives jump clear as the car tears past them, accelerating towards the edge of the pier.

It breaks through the fences towards the sea, and for a moment the white car seems suspended in the air.

Then it plunges into the waters of Donegal Bay.

Within seconds, only the car's wheels can be seen above the surface.