Headed back to another old stomping ground to meet with local legend, Shay O' Sullivan. Shay shared his unique journey into the World of business in China, his dealings with many of the biggest companies in the country, and his passionate support of GAA and all things Irish.

Checked out the relatively new Irish Bar & Bistro, Yeats, with Ballyfermot's own Derek Anderson. We chatted about the journey that took him from teaching in Ireland to China, via the UAE, as well as the many ways in which he continues to give back to the Irish community in his new home city.

Back to my old stomping ground to chat with a Suzhou legend, gentleman, and linchpin about his career in China, his love of the GAA, the boxing career, and how that's all impacted on his lifestyle. As ever, thank you for listening. Take a moment to subscribe, comment, share. Go raibh maith agat!

Back in Guangzhou, China, with Derry man Connor Doherty. Teacher, husband, father, wrestler, bar owner... it's fair to say we covered a lot of ground. Listen, subscribe, comment, and share. Really appreciate every click. Go raibh mile maith agat!

For the second episode of Home from Home, I Didi'd my way to Hooley's Irish Pub in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China. There I met with proprietor, Sean Bolster, from Westport in Mayo. We chatted about how life brought him to China in the first place, some of his stand out experiences as an Irish bar owner, and how he maintains his connection with Ireland. Listen, comment, subscribe, and share; I appreciate every one. Go raibh maith agat!

For my VERY FIRST episode of Home from Home, I met with Belfast businessman David Rainey. We chatted about how a love of surfing (born in Donegal) led him across the World and, ultimately, to find love in The Philippines. Listen, like, subscribe, and share. Go raibh maith agat!