http://www.midwestradio.ie/MWR/index.php?page=podcasts Midwest Radio offers a wide range of documentaries and other factual programmes on a regular basis. This podcast offers you the chance to listen again to the Broadcast produced by Midwest radio. en-ie (C) Co Mayo Radio Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:10:01 +0100 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 16:21:09 GMT Absolute RSS Editor http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification http://www.midwestradio.ie/Rss/documentaries.jpg http://www.midwestradio.ie/MWR/index.php?page=podcasts Midwest Radio Ireland no news, world, Midwest Radio, politics, speech, documentary Midwest Radio brendan@midwestradio.ie Midwest Radio - Documentaries Midwest Radio offers a wide range of documentaries and other factual programmes on a regular basis. This podcast offers you the chance to listen again to the Broadcast produced by Midwest radio. The No Name Clubs are growing from strength to strength across Connacht and in this documentary we speak to many of the young participants who enjoy being involved in this organisation because of its alcohol and drugs free policy.No Name ClubNo Name Club,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo IrelandMidwest Radio Irelandhttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Nonameclub.mp3The No Name Clubs are growing from strength to strength across Connacht and in this documentary we speak to many of the young participants who enjoy being involved in this organisation because of its alcohol and drugs free policy.http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Nonameclub.mp3Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:54:58 +0100 A unique insight into the working of Castlebar's Order of Malta unit. We talk to many of the volunteers who work from their busy base at Pavilion RoadOrder of MaltaOrder of Malta,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo IrelandMidwest Radio Irelandhttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/malta.mp3A unique insight into the working of Castlebar's Order of Malta unit. We talk to many of the volunteers who work from their busy base at Pavilion Roadhttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/malta.mp3Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:54:58 +0100 We travel to Ballyglass to take a guided tour of the Mayo RNLI base. The centre is run on a voluntary basis by men and women who risk their lives on our stormy seas to rescue those in need. We find out about the training programmes in place that ensures that all volunteers are trained to the highest standards.RNLIRNLI,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo IrelandMidwest Radio Irelandhttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/RNLI.mp3As 2011 has been designed Year of The Volunteer Midwest Radio produced a series of Sunday documentaries based on the works of voluntary organisations in the region that includes Macra na Feirme, St. Vincent de Paul, Mayo Mountain Rescue and the RNLI. We travel to Ballyglass to take a guided tour of the Mayo RNLI base. The centre is run on a voluntary basis by men and women who risk their lives on our stormy seas to rescue those in need. We find out about the training programmes in place that ensures that all volunteers are trained to the highest standards.http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/RNLI.mp3Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:54:58 +0100 The services offered by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul go way beyond offering meal vouchers and clothes. In this documentary we find out how the various branches of this voluntary organisation have expanded to cope with the current recession and why their work is so important to those in financial crisisMayo Mountain RescueSt. Vincent de Paul,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo IrelandMidwest Radio Irelandhttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/StVincent.mp3As 2011 has been designed Year of The Volunteer Midwest Radio produced a series of Sunday documentaries based on the works of voluntary organisations in the region that includes Macra na Feirme, St. Vincent de Paul, Mayo Mountain Rescue and the RNLI. The services offered by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul go way beyond offering meal vouchers and clothes. In this documentary we find out how the various branches of this voluntary organisation have expanded to cope with the current recession and why their work is so important to those in financial crisishttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/StVincent.mp3Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:54:58 +0100 The Mayo Mountain Rescue offer valued assistance to the emergency services in the county. We take a trek up Croagh Patrick on Reek Sunday 2009 to find out why these volunteers put their lives on the line.Mayo Mountain RescueMayo Mountain Rescue,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo IrelandMidwest Radio Irelandhttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/MayoMountain.mp3As 2011 has been designed Year of The Volunteer Midwest Radio produced a series of Sunday documentaries based on the works of voluntary organisations in the region that includes Macra na Feirme, St. Vincent de Paul, Mayo Mountain Rescue and the RNLI. The Mayo Mountain Rescue offer valued assistance to the emergency services in the county. We take a trek up Croagh Patrick on Reek Sunday 2009 to find out why these volunteers put their lives on the line.http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/MayoMountain.mp3Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:54:58 +0100 Macra na Feirme continues to grow and in this programme we speak to various Macra groups from the region and find out what makes the organisation such an attraction for young people based in both rural and urban areas of Connacht.Macra na FeirmeMacra na Feirme,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo IrelandMidwest Radio Irelandhttp://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Macra.mp3As 2011 has been designed Year of The Volunteer Midwest Radio produced a series of Sunday documentaries based on the works of voluntary organisations in the region that includes Macra na Feirme, St. Vincent de Paul, Mayo Mountain Rescue and the RNLI. Macra na Feirme continues to grow and in this programme we speak to various Macra groups from the region and find out what makes the organisation such an attraction for young people based in both rural and urban areas of Connacht.http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Macra.mp3Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:54:58 +0100 http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/bui.mp3 Being caught for weed nowadays means being caught by the police for possession of an illegal drug such as cannabis. But in the Ireland of the 20th century weeds of a more innocent variety could land a farmer or landowner in court. The Noxious Weeds Act of 1936 was constituted to deal with the problems caused by noxious invaders such as ragwort, thistle and dock. The Act allowed for any person responsible for land on which noxious weeds were growing to be fined upon conviction. This programme entitled “The Blight of the Buachallan Bui” was commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. Contributors to the 40 minute programme recall how members of the Garda Siochana used to patrol the highways and byways of rural Ireland on bicycles peering across stonewalls and hedgerows to detect breaches of the regulation. Among the contributors to the programme is retired vet Charlie Lydon from Westport who says there was good reason for the strong regulation as ragwort was potentially deadly for cows and horses. Horticulturist Matt Shaw from Castlebar explains that sheep were immune to the toxic effects of ragwort. Other contributors to the programme include retired gardai John Duggan and John Kelly and retired Judge Bernard Brennan as well as Margaret Maloney, Ann Healy and Mary Ruane (all from Foxford Active Retirement Group), Paddy Cannon, John Moran, Aeneas Noonan, Michael Boyle, Senator John Carty, Sean Nixon, Mary Livingston, Johnny Mee, Mattie Gilligan, Henry Jordan, Vincent Troy, Joe Byrne, Geraldine Hynes of Teagasc and Garda Sergeant Martin Murphy (Castlebar). The series is presented by Teresa O’Malley and co-produced by Teresa and Liamy MacNally with technical assistance from Ronan Courell. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/bui.mp3 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 16:14:28 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:38:24 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo Ireland The Blight of the Buachallan Bui Being caught for weed nowadays means being caught by the police for possession of an illegal drug such as cannabis. But in the Ireland of the 20th century weeds of a more innocent variety could land a farmer or landowner in court. The Noxious Weeds Act of 1936 was constituted to deal with the problems caused by noxious invaders such as ragwort, thistle and dock. The Act allowed for any person responsible for land on which noxious weeds were growing to be fined upon conviction. This programme entitled “The Blight of the Buachallan Bui” was commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. Contributors to the 40 minute programme recall how members of the Garda Siochana used to patrol the highways and byways of rural Ireland on bicycles peering across stonewalls and hedgerows to detect breaches of the regulation. Among the contributors to the programme is retired vet Charlie Lydon from Westport who says there was good reason for the strong regulation as ragwort was potentially deadly for cows and horses. Horticulturist Matt Shaw from Castlebar explains that sheep were immune to the toxic effects of ragwort. Other contributors to the programme include retired gardai John Duggan and John Kelly and retired Judge Bernard Brennan as well as Margaret Maloney, Ann Healy and Mary Ruane (all from Foxford Active Retirement Group), Paddy Cannon, John Moran, Aeneas Noonan, Michael Boyle, Senator John Carty, Sean Nixon, Mary Livingston, Johnny Mee, Mattie Gilligan, Henry Jordan, Vincent Troy, Joe Byrne, Geraldine Hynes of Teagasc and Garda Sergeant Martin Murphy (Castlebar). The series is presented by Teresa O’Malley and co-produced by Teresa and Liamy MacNally with technical assistance from Ronan Courell. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/BONAFIDE.mp3 This programme recalls the Bona Fide rule which meant that a person could only get a drink in a public house on a Sunday if he/she had travelled in “good faith”, three miles, along a public roadway. The Bona Fide rule, introduced by the British government in Ireland in 1872, remained in place until 1960. Contributors to the programme include many of those who frequented pubs in the 1930s through to the 50s when the rule applied and governed the opening and closing times of public houses. Denied a legal drink in their local on a Sunday resulted in ingenious plots and plans devised by publicans and drinkers to avoid getting “caught on”. If “caught on “ the non bona fide drinker faced heavy fines and could be named and shamed in the local press. Publicans risked losing their licenses for breaching the legislation. Retired gardai and publicans together with patrons recall their experiences in what now seems a different world. The programme is presented by international award winning journalist Teresa O’Malley, Head of News at Midwest Radio and is co produced by Teresa and her newsroom colleague Liamy MacNally with technical assistance from Ronan Courell. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/BONAFIDE.mp3 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 15:23:19 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:43:59 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo Ireland I’m only Serving You if You’re Bona Fide This programme recalls the Bona Fide rule which meant that a person could only get a drink in a public house on a Sunday if he/she had travelled in “good faith”, three miles, along a public roadway. The Bona Fide rule, introduced by the British government in Ireland in 1872, remained in place until 1960. Contributors to the programme include many of those who frequented pubs in the 1930s through to the 50s when the rule applied and governed the opening and closing times of public houses. Denied a legal drink in their local on a Sunday resulted in ingenious plots and plans devised by publicans and drinkers to avoid getting “caught on”. If “caught on “ the non bona fide drinker faced heavy fines and could be named and shamed in the local press. Publicans risked losing their licenses for breaching the legislation. Retired gardai and publicans together with patrons recall their experiences in what now seems a different world. The programme is presented by international award winning journalist Teresa O’Malley, Head of News at Midwest Radio and is co produced by Teresa and her newsroom colleague Liamy MacNally with technical assistance from Ronan Courell. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/bikelight.mp3 This programme looks at a time in Ireland when not having a light on your bicycle at night was regarded as a serious offence. If a cyclist was caught by the gardai at night without a light they could face a court appearance and a fine together with the humiliation of being named and shamed in the local newspaper. Among the contributors to the Midwest documentary are people now in their seventies / eighties who were before a District Justice on this offence. They include Mary Livingstone of Castlebar who recalls being caught in Balla without a light by a garda at a roadside checkpoint and Aughagower man Aeneas Noonan who tells of happy days cycling between Aughagower and the dance hall in Westport carrying a young lady on the handlebars of a bike without a light and being summonsed as a result. Others interviewed for the 40 minute documentary include gardai, and retired District Judge Bernard Brennan from Tubbercurry, Co. Sligo. The series has been commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority under the Sound and Vision Programme and is presented by award winning journalist Teresa O’Malley and co-produced by Teresa and Liamy MacNally with technical assistance from Ronan Courell. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/bikelight.mp3 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 15:16:24 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:48:17 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Co Mayo Ireland Where are you Going Without A light on Your Bike This programme looks at a time in Ireland when not having a light on your bicycle at night was regarded as a serious offence. If a cyclist was caught by the gardai at night without a light they could face a court appearance and a fine together with the humiliation of being named and shamed in the local newspaper. Among the contributors to the Midwest documentary are people now in their seventies / eighties who were before a District Justice on this offence. They include Mary Livingstone of Castlebar who recalls being caught in Balla without a light by a garda at a roadside checkpoint and Aughagower man Aeneas Noonan who tells of happy days cycling between Aughagower and the dance hall in Westport carrying a young lady on the handlebars of a bike without a light and being summonsed as a result. Others interviewed for the 40 minute documentary include gardai, and retired District Judge Bernard Brennan from Tubbercurry, Co. Sligo. The series has been commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority under the Sound and Vision Programme and is presented by award winning journalist Teresa O’Malley and co-produced by Teresa and Liamy MacNally with technical assistance from Ronan Courell. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/MayoMeitealAwards.mp3 Mayo person of the year and meiteal awards Live from City West Hotel Dublin Presented by Paul Claffey,Teresa O Malley & Noel Howley, http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/MayoMeitealAwards.mp3 Mon, 15 Feb 2010 16:59:04 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:44:11 no Mayo Person Of The Year And Meiteal AwardsMidwest Radio,Documentaries, Mayo Person Of The Year And Meiteal Awards Mayo person of the year and meiteal awards Live from City West Hotel Dublin Presented by Paul Claffey,Teresa O Malley & Noel Howley, http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/mayopeople09.mp3 Mayo People Of The Year Awards 2009.Live from the Castlecourt Hotel Westport.Presented by Gerry Glennon & Teresa O Malley http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/mayopeople09.mp3 Tue, 12 Jan 2010 13:03:56 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:47:03 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Mayo People of the Year,Mayo,Westport Mayo People Of The Year Awards 2009 Mayo People Of The Year Awards 2009.Live from the Castlecourt Hotel Westport.Presented by Gerry Glennon & Teresa O Malley http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Santa.mp3 A special Christmas Eve treat for our listeners as the Cairde Youth Drama group – based in Castlebar – but featuring young people from all parts of Mayo – take to the airwaves with an original radio play entitled Santa’s Magic. The play was written and produced by Aileen Keogh. Sit back and enjoy! http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Santa.mp3 Mon, 04 Jan 2010 14:19:35 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:47:16 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Cairde Youth Drama,Mayo,Castlebar,radio play Santa Magic Cairde Youth Drama group A special Christmas Eve treat for our listeners as the Cairde Youth Drama group – based in Castlebar – but featuring young people from all parts of Mayo – take to the airwaves with an original radio play entitled Santa’s Magic. The play was written and produced by Aileen Keogh. Sit back and enjoy! http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Medjugorje.mp3 This documentary features a weeklong trip taken by Mayo pilgrims to Medjugorje in October 2009.Presented by Tommy Marren http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Medjugorje.mp3 Wed, 30 Dec 2009 15:17:08 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:48:00 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Medjugorje,Mayo,Tommy Marren Medjugorje 2009 This documentary features a weeklong trip taken by Mayo pilgrims to Medjugorje in October 2009.Presented by Tommy Marren http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Peyton.mp3 Mayo’s Holy Men and Women is a four-part documentary series broadcast on Midwest Radio that looks at the lives of four Mayo natives who were viewed by others as “holy people.” The series, presented and produced by Teresa O’Malley and Liamy Mac Nally, focuses on internationally renowned Attymass native Rosary Priest, Fr Patrick Peyton; the founder of the Association of Handmaids and Stewards at Knock Shrine, Dame Judy Coyne; the Foxford born alcoholic priest said to have special powers, ; and the controversial Achill-based visionary, Christina Gallagher. The series was commissioned by the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Peyton.mp3 Fri, 28 Aug 2009 15:36:43 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:40:30 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries Mayo’s Holy Men and Women - Fr Patrick Peyton),Mayo’s Holy Men and Women Mayo’s Holy Men and Women - Part3 (Fr Patrick Peyton) Mayo’s Holy Men and Women is a four-part documentary series broadcast on Midwest Radio that looks at the lives of four Mayo natives who were viewed by others as “holy people.” The series, presented and produced by Teresa O’Malley and Liamy Mac Nally, focuses on internationally renowned Attymass native Rosary Priest, Fr Patrick Peyton; the founder of the Association of Handmaids and Stewards at Knock Shrine, Dame Judy Coyne; the Foxford born alcoholic priest said to have special powers, Fr Joe Foy; and the controversial Achill-based visionary, Christina Gallagher. The series was commissioned by the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/JoeFoy.mp3 Mayo’s Holy Men and Women is a four-part documentary series broadcast on Midwest Radio that looks at the lives of four Mayo natives who were viewed by others as “holy people.” The series, presented and produced by Teresa O’Malley and Liamy Mac Nally, focuses on internationally renowned Attymass native Rosary Priest, Fr Patrick Peyton; the founder of the Association of Handmaids and Stewards at Knock Shrine, Dame Judy Coyne; the Foxford born alcoholic priest said to have special powers, ; and the controversial Achill-based visionary, Christina Gallagher. The series was commissioned by the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/JoeFoy.mp3 Fri, 28 Aug 2009 14:44:44 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:42:15 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Fr Joe Foy,Mayo’s Holy Men and Women Mayo’s Holy Men and Women - Part2 (Fr Joe Foy) Mayo’s Holy Men and Women is a four-part documentary series broadcast on Midwest Radio that looks at the lives of four Mayo natives who were viewed by others as “holy people.” The series, presented and produced by Teresa O’Malley and Liamy Mac Nally, focuses on internationally renowned Attymass native Rosary Priest, Fr Patrick Peyton; the founder of the Association of Handmaids and Stewards at Knock Shrine, Dame Judy Coyne; the Foxford born alcoholic priest said to have special powers, Fr Joe Foy; and the controversial Achill-based visionary, Christina Gallagher. The series was commissioned by the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/cgallagher.mp3 Mayo’s Holy Men and Women is a four-part documentary series broadcast on Midwest Radio that looks at the lives of four Mayo natives who were viewed by others as “holy people.” The series, presented and produced by Teresa O’Malley and Liamy Mac Nally, focuses on internationally renowned Attymass native Rosary Priest, Fr Patrick Peyton; the founder of the Association of Handmaids and Stewards at Knock Shrine, Dame Judy Coyne; the Foxford born alcoholic priest said to have special powers, Fr Joe Foy; and the controversial Achill-based visionary, Christina Gallagher. The series was commissioned by the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/cgallagher.mp3 Fri, 28 Aug 2009 14:26:15 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:40:26 no Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Christina Gallagher,Mayo’s Holy Men and Women Mayo’s Holy Men and Women - Part1 (Christina Gallagher) Mayo’s Holy Men and Women is a four-part documentary series broadcast on Midwest Radio that looks at the lives of four Mayo natives who were viewed by others as “holy people.” The series, presented and produced by Teresa O’Malley and Liamy Mac Nally, focuses on internationally renowned Attymass native Rosary Priest, Fr Patrick Peyton; the founder of the Association of Handmaids and Stewards at Knock Shrine, Dame Judy Coyne; the Foxford born alcoholic priest said to have special powers, Fr Joe Foy; and the controversial Achill-based visionary, Christina Gallagher. The series was commissioned by the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland under its Sound and Vision Scheme. http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Dancehall.mp3 This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Dancehall.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:27:57 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:41:22 no Castlebar,Mayo,Midwest Radio,Irish History Hay Days & Auld Stocks - Part4 (The Dancehall Days Castlebar) This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Hat.mp3 This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Hat.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 17:12:38 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:47:24 no Castlebar,Mayo,Midwest Radio,Irish History Hay Days & Auld Stocks - Part3 (The Hat Factory Castlebar) This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Cinama.mp3 This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Cinama.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:51:13 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:43:03 no Castlebar,Mayo,Midwest Radio,Irish History Hay Days & Auld Stocks - Part2 (The Old Cinema Castlebar) This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Bacon.mp3 This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/Docs/Bacon.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:50:57 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:43:02 no Castlebar,Mayo,Midwest Radio,Becon Factory,Irish History Hay Days & Auld Stocks - Part1 (The Becon Factory Castlebar) This is a four part series that brings the life and times of Castlebar Co Mayo to the comfort of your own home like never before as it meanders through a variety of decades in an easy-to-listen style that will captivate your interest from start to finish http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert1.mp3 In Humberts Footsteps - Part1.General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footsteps though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert1.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:32:00 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:45:48 no General Humber,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Irish History,1798,Mayo,Irish History General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert2.mp3 In Humberts Footsteps - Part2.General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footsteps though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert2.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:32:10 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:44:54 no General Humber,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Irish History,1798,Mayo,Irish History General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert3.mp3 In Humberts Footsteps - Part3.General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footsteps though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert3.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:32:30 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:45:30 no General Humber,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Irish History,1798,Mayo,Irish History General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert4.mp3 In Humberts Footsteps - Part4.General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footsteps though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford http://midwest.radica.com/humbert/humbert4.mp3 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:32:40 GMT Midwest Radio Ireland 00:45:00 no General Humber,Midwest Radio,Documentaries,Irish History,1798,Mayo,Irish History General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford General Humber.This four part documentary traces his footstep though the West of Ireland from his landing in Kilcummin in Mayo in 1798 and ending up In Ballinamuck Co Longford