Jackie Jones recounts the effects of the Great Storm of 1859 on Cwm yr eglwys.
Swimming | Fishguard (Wales) | Weather
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Gary Jones explains why a good sea shanty helps lighten the workload at sea.
Sea Shanties | Fishguard (Wales) | Local History
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Captain David Williams remembers match days and crossings in rough weather and how both kept crew and passengers on their toes in different ways.
Rugby | Irish Sea | Weather
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Myles Pepper reminisces on the journey of the West Wales Arts Centre from 1987 to now.
Visual culture | Culture | Wine
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Jana Davidson shares how the Welsh coastal landscape provides her with never-ending inspiration for her art.
Creative Practice | Fishguard (Wales) | Local History
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Gary Jones discusses the last pirate attack on Fishguard and the local contribution to international piracy in the shape of Bartholomew Roberts, better known as Barti Ddu or Black Bart.
Piracy | Fishguard (Wales) | Local History
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A stained glass window in Fishguard by one of Wales’ most distinguished artists in stained glass was paid for by past and present parishioners and alludes to the winter storms.
Fishguard | Stained Glass | Churches
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The bar of the Royal Oak was the site of the signing of the peace treaty following the Last Invasion of Britain in 1797.
Fishguard | Hospitality | Welsh History
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The landing of French soldiers near Fishguard in 1797 has been remembered as the Last Invasion of Britain.
Fishguard | French Invasion 1797 | Welsh History
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Gary Jones talks about the origin of the Stonehenge bluestones in the Preseli Hills, 12 miles to the east of Fishguard.
Gorsedd Stones | Sarcen Stones | Fishguard (Wales)
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An alternative retirement for owners Jacqui and Peter.
Business Story | Tourism | Fishguard
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Stained glass from Harry Clarke’s famous studio in Dublin was commissioned for the Catholic church in Fishguard.
Fishguard | Harry Clarke | Stained Glass
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