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Summary

This episode of The Tides That Tie explores the deep connections between Beaver Island and Arranmore through the lens of boat building, specifically focusing on the Irish Currach. The conversation highlights the history, craftsmanship, and community spirit surrounding the Currach Club on Beaver Island, featuring insights from local builders and rowers. The episode emphasizes the importance of cultural preservation and the role of storytelling in maintaining the heritage of these islands.

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A look at Arranmore after the Beaver Island Migration in verse and song.

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In this episode, Ron and Kevin explore the cultural significance of the Emerald Isle Irish Féile and the Beaver Island Irish Heritage Group in preserving the island's Irish roots. They discuss the festival's role in celebrating Irish heritage through music, dancing, and community connections. The episode features interviews with Kitty McNamara, the Féile director, and Paul Cole, chair of the Beaver Island Irish Heritage Group. They share insights into the origins of the Féile, the work behind the scenes, and the group's long-term vision. The hosts also highlight memorable moments, such as the Arranmore Pipe Band's performance, and emphasize the importance of community and tradition in keeping the island's culture alive.

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This episode Introduces the Podcast and features a full length version of our theme song; Two Islands, One Soul followed by an interview with the songwriters.