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Title: Trasna na dTonnta 30 - Sean Lavelle

Length: 7 min.

Broadcast Shelf life: Indefinite

Station: CRAOL

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Programme category: Misc

Programme format: Feature

Credit: Produced for Craol by Life Fm - Supported by Sound and Vision, a BAI Initiative

Description: Sean Lavelle who was raised in Galway and now lives in cork left Ireland in 1977. He left, United States bound, seeking his fortune in plumb

Description1: Sean Lavelle who was raised in Galway and now lives in cork left Ireland in 1977. He left, United States bound, seeking his fortune in plumbing and electric work.

Title: Trasna na dTonnta 29 - Nick O Connell

Length: 7 min.

Broadcast Shelf life: Indefinite

Station: CRAOL

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Programme category: Misc

Programme format: Feature

Credit: Produced for Craol by Life Fm - Supported by Sound and Vision, a BAI Initiative

Description: Nick O Connell left Ireland in 1987 to go to South Africa to Live. He discusses topics including his experience abroad and his return home,

Description1: Nick O Connell left Ireland in 1987 to go to South Africa to Live. He discusses topics including his experience abroad and his return home, before and after emigration, and comparing South Africa to Ireland.

Title: Trasna na dTonnta 28 - Patricia McSkeane

Length: 7 min.

Broadcast Shelf life: Indefinite

Station: CRAOL

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Programme category: Misc

Programme format: Feature

Credit: Produced for Craol by Inishowen Community Radio - Supported by Sound and Vision, a BAI Initiative

Description: Patricia McSkeane is a native of Moville, Inishowen, Co Donegal. She left Moville in 1969 to join a convent in England, she later left the c

Description1: Patricia McSkeane is a native of Moville, Inishowen, Co Donegal. She left Moville in 1969 to join a convent in England, she later left the convent and moved to Glasgow where she met her husband and had her three children. The McSkeanes left Glasgow in 1993 to return to a life in Ireland. They have been here ever since.