Port of Waterford 1111
Port of Waterford 1111
Podcast Description
As Waterford and the Port of Waterford celebrate 1,111 years this year, and to mark the occasion, Ireland’s oldest Port has launched a brand new podcast series ‘Port of Waterford 1111’ which explores the Port’s rich and varied maritime heritage. The new podcast series is hosted by a well-known voice in the maritime space, Tom McSweeney, host of RTE’s Seascapes radio programme.In the podcast, we’ll journey through time to explore the rich and fascinating history of the Port and the city of Waterford — two stories deeply intertwined since the Vikings first dropped anchor in Waterford over a millennium ago.We’ll also take you behind the scenes to meet the people who keep the modern port running — the dedicated team members who play a vital role in Ireland’s trade and transport network today. Whether you’re a maritime enthusiast, a history lover, or simply curious about what makes this historic port so special, there’s something here for you.To listen to the full podcast, visit PortofWaterford.com and over the next 6 months, there will be plenty more to come in the series, so don’t forget to follow or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can also listen and learn more at www.PortofWaterford.com.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into various themes including maritime history, local culture, and community engagement. Episodes feature discussions on Waterford's historical significance since the Viking era, the stories of families like the O'Hanlons involved in port operations, and the efforts to preserve maritime heritage through education, illustrated by the Tides and Tales project by Andrew Doherty.
As Waterford and the Port of Waterford celebrate 1,111 years this year, and to mark the occasion, Ireland’s oldest Port has launched a brand new podcast series ‘Port of Waterford 1111’ which explores the Port’s rich and varied maritime heritage. The new podcast series is hosted by a well-known voice in the maritime space, Tom McSweeney, host of RTE’s Seascapes radio programme.
In the podcast, we’ll journey through time to explore the rich and fascinating history of the Port and the city of Waterford — two stories deeply intertwined since the Vikings first dropped anchor in Waterford over a millennium ago.
We’ll also take you behind the scenes to meet the people who keep the modern port running — the dedicated team members who play a vital role in Ireland’s trade and transport network today. Whether you’re a maritime enthusiast, a history lover, or simply curious about what makes this historic port so special, there’s something here for you.
To listen to the full podcast, visit PortofWaterford.com and over the next 6 months, there will be plenty more to come in the series, so don’t forget to follow or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can also listen and learn more at www.PortofWaterford.com.
From Ships to Shore: Port of Waterford Team Members Share Stories in New Podcast Series
Moving Cargo, Connecting Communities: Waterford Port Podcast Highlights 1,111 Years of Trade and Tradition
The Port of Waterford has launched a brand-new podcast series titled Port of Waterford 1111, marking an extraordinary 1,111 years of maritime activity on the River Suir. Hosted by renowned maritime broadcaster Tom MacSweeney, the series brings listeners inside the operations of one of Ireland’s most historic and strategically important ports. In the latest episode, MacSweeney meets with key figures shaping the present and future of the port, including Shane Buckley (Coxswain of the pilot boat), Victor Whitty (Marine Pilot), Ian Moriarty (Deputy Harbourmaster), Albert Lennon (General Manager, South East Port Services), and Paul Keating (Suir Shipping). These voices offer a rare and engaging glimpse into the complex and vital work behind the scenes.
From Viking voyages to modern multimodal operations, this is a celebration of 1,111 years of connection, resilience, and renewal. 🌊⚓ 🎧 Listen now at www.portofwaterford.com or wherever you get your podcasts. #PortOfWaterford1111 #MaritimeHeritage #WaterfordPort #IrishPorts
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