The Dingle peninsula has always had a strong reputation for its fishing culture. The sea has nourished the people of the peninsula for generations. People still make their livelihood from the sea and in this series we follow the fishing community of Corca Dhuibhne, their families and friends as they carry out their work over the fishing season from March to October. Between challenging weather and government regulation, the ups and downs of life at sea, join us and experience life in this small fishing community.
S1 E4 24m
The fishing community of West Kerry have had a rough year of bad weather but the sunshine has finally arrived. In this episode, we meet Alec Ó Cíobháin as he shares his experience of 'Poacher's Paradise' and the illegal fishing of salmon....
S1 E3 24m
Even though summer has arrived, the fishing community of West Kerry has been dampened by bad weather. In this episode, we meet Kevin Granville with his boat full of prawns, and, Neasa Ní Lúing who's celebrating a new born baby....
S1 E2 24m
We meet Dingle peninsula's fishing community from March to October. Iasc Uí Chatháin add the finishing touches to a new tourist attraction built in the old fish factory and Caitlín de Mórdha waits for the crew of the Misty Dawn to return....
S1 E1 24m
We follow the fishing community of the Dingle peninsula as they carry out their work from March to October. In the first programme we meet Éamonn Ó Corcora as he races to meet his oyster quota before the short fishing period is closed....
