From A to Sea is a series of podcasts focusing on the sea and swimming in West Cork and Ireland.
Southern Star editor Siobhán Cronin is an avid sea swimmer, and in this series she welcomes a number of brilliant guests on the show to talk about the beauty of the sea, how sea swimming has become more popular in West Cork and beyond since the pandemic, and why everyone should throw on a wetsuit and embrace the cold!
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From A to Sea is a series of podcasts focusing on the sea and swimming in West Cork and Ireland.
Southern Star editor Siobhán Cronin is an avid sea swimmer, and in this series she welcomes a number of brilliant guests on the show to talk about the beauty of the sea, how sea swimming has become more popular in West Cork and beyond since the pandemic, and why everyone should throw on a wetsuit and embrace the cold!
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NIALL Kenny is an open water marathon swimmer and a Cork native. But, most importantly, he is the man behind the campaign for a Lido in Cork.
He joined Southern Star editor Siobhán Cronin recently to explain exactly what a ‘Lido’ is, and why Ireland’s second city so badly needs – and deserves – one.
The possible site of the Lido in Cork city.
Kenny says that a possible site could be along Kennedy Quay, near the train station, where Cork County Council bought land from the Port of Cork Authority.
A possible design for the Lido.
Tune in now to hear more about the campaign, why Cork deserves a Lido and the benefits a city can see from embracing its river.
This episode was produced and presented by Siobhán Cronin, with editing by Dylan Mangan.
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