Show Notes
On this episode, Conor speaks live from the Liffey with Gordon Kelley and David Bourke from Poolbeg Sailing Centre. They look back at Ringsend's proud maritime heritage and speak about how the club is helping to keep that tradition alive. They discuss the sailing courses available for children and adults, the welcoming atmosphere at the club, and why learning to sail isn't just great fun, it's a life skill that builds confidence, teamwork and self-reliance.
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