Camino by sea on Irish tv.

[crackmrmac]

Anyone with access to TG4, set your recordings for next three Sundays, repeats Mondays.

http://www.anupictures.com/project/camino/

 

[wayfarer]

Brilliant, thank you. I have been looking forward to this doco being aired.

 

[Mike T]

Go raibh maith agat. I'll be watching on Sunday! The Irish Society of the Friends of St James (aka Camino Club) circulated its members with this information this morning. It will be well worth a look.

 

[aisbr]

Míle buíochas - looking forward to seeing this.

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

Loved it , thank you for sharing.

Wish you well , Peter .

 

[joeboybollo]

This looks great

 

[Davie Blisters]

Thanks for posting this Crackmrmac.

I had just completed the Camino last year when I witnessed the guys hauling the 'Naomhoig-Na-Tinte' up the Cathedral steps.
Another one of those Camino moments which make the hairs on your neck stand-up - as I had just spoken to my late irish father in the cathedral.

I'm not sure if the story will be shown here in the UK, but I'll certainly be on the lookout!

 

[bazza7.3]

I love in the clip when he states that the sea is so vast, that you must be humble with it. It got me thinking that the camino is vast too and likewise you must be humble with that too !! Thanks for sharing and will Sky plus it tonight. TG4 have great documentaries.

 

[clearskiescamino]

And just a quick reply for those who live outside of Ireland and wish to watch it

https://clearskiescamino.com/2017/02/13/camino-by-sea-camino-na-saile/

 

[Fletchonides]

Wonderful, thanks for posting the links. I will definitely be watching

 

[MTtoCamino]

VERY grateful you shared this!
Thank you

 

[Deleted member 12253]

Anyone with access to TG4, set your recordings for next three Sundays, repeats Mondays.

http://www.anupictures.com/project/camino/

Beidh me ag faire air

 

[Ajrk]

Anyone with access to TG4, set your recordings for next three Sundays, repeats Mondays.

http://www.anupictures.com/project/camino/

Thank you for the heads up. I now have my sky box set to record it

 

[crackmrmac]

I watched first episode on Monday morning and was emotional. I wouldn't have stomach to do as the lads but great to be witness.
If any of you folk have influence with TG4, what about repeat reviewing of La Bealtaine ( One Day in May )

 

[Mike Savage]

That was wonderful. Thanks for posting the link. I wish I could have been there to greet them, hear their stories, and join the celebration.

 

[joeboybollo]

That was wonderful. Thanks for posting the link. I wish I could have been there to greet them, hear their stories, and join the celebration.

What a great group of pelagrinos

 

[Fletchonides]

I really enjoyed Part 1. One of the comments that got me was when they talked about periods of silence when you would be alone with yourself (while rowing with 3 other guys) and your thoughts. It reminded me of many times on the Camino being along with my thoughts alongside or slightly behind my wife. I could really identify with them.

The rowing from Rosslare in Ireland to Wales was immense, and heading down from Cornwall towards Brittany. Knackered, blistered, humbled. Gentle legends. Real Camino spirit being witnessed
Can't wait for the next 2 parts.

 

[clearskiescamino]

Just a heads up...the last episode in this series airs in half an hour on TG4 in Ireland.
Along with a certain Glen Hansard.

 

[Fletchonides]

Lovely end to see the currach (boat) being carried into the cathedral, and the emotion about finishing. We walked last year to Burgos, and met some people who were planning to be there to greet the people in Santiago. Also quite emotional to see Glen Hansard who stood in for one of the team for a month not being there at the end.

All in all a wonderful documentary, very much in the spirit of the Camino, you will recognise kindred spirits if you do get to see it.