Cordula Scherer talks about the historical practice of preparing and eating the wings of the stingray in Dublin's Ringsend area, drawing on oral history accounts from the 1900s.
Dublin Bay | Stingray | Aquaculture
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Harriet Donnelly describes what she wishes everyone, especially Dubliners, should know about the Dublin Bay Biosphere.
Dublin Bay | Beach Cleaning | Environmental Activism
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Cordula Scherer describes historical accounts of natural and transplanted oyster beds in the Dublin Bay biosphere and their relevance for sustainable seafood today.
Dublin Bay | Oyster Beds | Aquaculture
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Jenny Kilbride remembers her first meeting with the seals on Dalkey, and getting to know them.
Kayaking | Dublin Bay | Tourism
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Jenny Kilbride discusses kayaking, her love of nature, and of being on the water.
Kayaking | Dublin Bay | Tourism
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Jenny talks about at looking back at the land from the sea, about the importance of connecting with the water, and about the different perspective that comes with it.
Kayaking | Dublin Bay | Tourism
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Harriet Donnelly describes the story of her daughter Flossie's passion for marine life and environmentalism at an early age, and the founding of the Flossie and the Beach Cleaners charity.
Dublin Bay | Beach Cleaning | Environmental Activism
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Seeing Dublin from aboard Dublin Discovered Boat Tours on the Liffey showcases the city in a whole new light.
Dublin | River Liffey | Boat Tours
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Tomas Buitendijk discusses the value of coastal infrastructure for communities, positive and negative, and the role and future of the North Bull Island as a repository of cultural value and utility.
Cultural Value | Coastlines | Dublin Bay
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Tomas Buitendijk describes the accidental creation and 200-year growth of the North Bull Island.
North Bull Island | Sedimentation | Dublin Bay
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Harriet Donnelly describes the rich diversity of marine life on her doorstep in the Dublin Bay Biosphere.
Dublin Bay | Beach Cleaning | Environmental Activism
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Jenny reflects on her connection with the Dublin Bay Biosphere, its unique beauty and significance, and the privilege of working in it.
Kayaking | Dublin Bay | Tourism
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