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Gweedore

Human settlement in the Republic of IrelandWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Gweedore".

Sep 22, 2026

Gerry McMonagleGUEST
12:37
The-- it's consultant-led.
Gerry McMonagleGUEST
12:39
Uh, and, uh, there will be, uh, some of the community safety partnership members will be available at the in-person meetings in, uh, Dunloe, Gweedore, Carndonagh, Buncrana, Milford-
Greg HughesHOST
12:50
Mm.
Gerry McMonagleGUEST
12:51
-uh, Letterkenny, Ballyshannon, Bundoran, uh, Twuntown, Dungarren, Moore Library.
Mark KellyGUEST
18:28
And so I used to go down to the Gaeltacht in Connemara.
Mark KellyGUEST
18:30
There's a couple of pockets, of which Gweedore, of course, is one where Cahill and Murray are from, where Irish is spoken as the first language.
Mark KellyGUEST
18:40
And so kids from Dublin would go down to summer school there, maybe spend a month down in the Gaeltacht to learn the language.
Mark KellyGUEST
18:47
So on one occasion when I was down there, I encountered it in the wild for the first time, traditional music, that is, when I met the O'Briens from Coolock.
Eamonn McGeeGUEST
24:51
Like, the, the other path just wasn't, wasn't good.
Eamonn McGeeGUEST
24:54
Um, I doubt I would've been playing for Gaoth Dobhair for, for much years long after, the way, the way things were going now.
Eamonn McGeeGUEST
25:01
Um, and when you think about, when you talk about it like that, I was so, so lucky, and it's, it's actually, it's actually answers where, it was I heard Harsh Devlin on, and he talked about, he was on with YouSpace, and he talked about how lucky he was to be in good, good teams, and I would totally dispute that.
Eamonn McGeeGUEST
25:19
I think it's no coincidence.
Neil LoughranHOST
29:47
Because when that conversation, when all those conversations, I'm right in saying yous were all kinda, yous were all still living at home or you and Neil were certainly still living at home at that time.
Eamonn McGeeGUEST
29:54
Yeah, we, we were still living at home at that time.
Neil LoughranHOST
29:55
Like, and, and so how much of it for you and your desire and, and your form, as you say, for Gaoth Dobhair in the, in the 2011 into 2012, and how much of that was, did you see an impact on him of what he was doing with Donegal around the house in terms of, like, how he was changed or how it, how it changed everything around him?
Eamonn McGeeGUEST
30:15
I did.
80s mixtaperHOST
36:23
It's a staggeringly beautiful piece of music which moves me in ways I can't explain.
80s mixtaperHOST
36:29
The story of Clannad begins in 1970 in the remote parish of Gweedore located in County Donegal, Ireland.
80s mixtaperHOST
36:38
The band was born as a family affair, consisting of siblings Ciaran, Pol and Moir Brennan, alongside their twin uncles Noel and Pordrig.
80s mixtaperHOST
36:48
Initially performing under the name Clannad's Dower, they shortened their moniker to Clannad in 1973.
John KennedyHOST
3:43
And it was a good point.
John KennedyHOST
3:45
And, you know, my feeling is no matter where you are in Ireland, you could be in Gweedore, you could be, you know, Wexford, Waterford, you could be anywhere.
John KennedyHOST
3:54
If you have a broadband connection and the ambition to do something.
John KennedyHOST
3:59
There's no reason why, you know, location has anything to do with your success.
Alex MurphyGUEST
8:53
Craw, yeah, amazing.
Alex MurphyGUEST
8:55
So filming in Gweedore for nine weeks.
Alex MurphyGUEST
8:57
Brilliant.
Alex MurphyGUEST
8:58
It was great.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:49
We all call him Gillespie.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:51
And he's doing great work promoting the islands and promoting roads and different things down about Gweedore.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:56
And you couldn't pay them for the work they do.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:58
And I think it should be a full time job.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:49
We all call him Gillespie.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:51
And he's doing great work promoting the islands and promoting roads and different things down about Gweedore.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:56
And you couldn't pay them for the work they do.
Doreen Sheridan KennedyGUEST
46:58
And I think it should be a full time job.

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