Siobhan Murphy explores how simple changes that she can make to make greener choices in her shopping and eating, while keeping her family happy and healthy. With advice from Irish Heart Foundation dietician, Orna O'Brien.

Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Siobhan Murphy explores how simple changes that she can make to make greener choices in her shopping and eating, while keeping her family happy and healthy. With advice from Irish Heart Foundation dietician, Orna O'Brien.Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Join the Dots - Sustainable Diets

Jill Moy Thomas is keen to encourage biodiversity in her garden at the foot of Ladie's Brae.  She gets stuck into planting, ponds and insects with the help of ecologist, Niamh Burke, and naturalist Michael Bell.

Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Jill Moy Thomas is keen to encourage biodiversity in her garden at the foot of Ladie's Brae. She gets stuck into planting, ponds and insects with the help of ecologist, Niamh Burke, and naturalist Michael Bell.Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Join the Dots - Biodiversity

Sligo local, Martina, takes to her bike and investigates other simple ways that she can cut her transport emissions. She gets advice from ATU Sligo's transport expert, Brian McCann and Gemma Woods of Sligo Cycling Campaign.

Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Sligo local, Martina, takes to her bike and investigates other simple ways that she can cut her transport emissions. She gets advice from ATU Sligo's transport expert, Brian McCann and Gemma Woods of Sligo Cycling Campaign.Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Join the Dots - Travel

From the scourge of fast fashion to the dos and don'ts of second hand buying and caring for our clothes, sports student, Finn McLaughin, takes is first steps into the world of sustainable fashion with advice from Arran Murphy of Relove Fashion and Tim Mac from Eco UNESCO.

Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

From the scourge of fast fashion to the dos and don'ts of second hand buying and caring for our clothes, sports student, Finn McLaughin, takes is first steps into the world of sustainable fashion with advice from Arran Murphy of Relove Fashion and Tim Mac from Eco UNESCO.Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Join the Dots - Fashion

How does what we use to clean our homes affect the waterways and wildlife around us? Trisha McLaughlin finds out with help from LAWPRO's Luke Kenny and seeks out a few greener alternatives in Sligo's refill shop - All Things Natural.

Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

How does what we use to clean our homes affect the waterways and wildlife around us? Trisha McLaughlin finds out with help from LAWPRO's Luke Kenny and seeks out a few greener alternatives in Sligo's refill shop - All Things Natural.Here we are encouraging anyone to dip their toes into the notion of sustainability. We circumvent complicated science to look at what sustainability means in a more everyday sense - how we can tweak things in different aspects of our lives to leave a little less impact on the planet and be more positive for the world around us. We're trying to offer a little bit of something for everyone - taking in everything in life from food and diet, household cleaning and travel to biodiversity and fast fashion. Take your pick!

Join the Dots - Cleaning

In the third and final episode of Digging Deep we see how social farming can foster wider connections and generates positivity in ways that you might never expect, on a visit o Aidan Gillen's Tattie Hoaker Farm in North Sligo. We also turn our focus to the other side of the coin to see how social farming rubs off on host farmers and their farms and get the view of occupational therapists from mental health services on a farm visit.

In the third and final episode of Digging Deep we see how social farming can foster wider connections and generates positivity in ways that you might never expect, on a visit o Aidan Gillen's Tattie Hoaker Farm in North Sligo. We also turn our focus to the other side of the coin to see how social farming rubs off on host farmers and their farms and get the view of occupational therapists from mental health services on a farm visit.

Digging Deep - Tattie Hoaker

Ocean FM is out and about on farms across Counties Sligo and Leitrim to check out the heartwarming phenomenon of social farming, where people at risk of disadvantage spend time on family farms cultivating new skills, increased confidence or relationships. This episode brings listeners to Friendly Farm, outside Dromahair in Leitrim, where social farmer, James, is looking to build his farming skills in order to make him more employable.

Ocean FM is out and about on farms across Counties Sligo and Leitrim to check out the heartwarming phenomenon of social farming, where people at risk of disadvantage spend time on family farms cultivating new skills, increased confidence or relationships. This episode brings listeners to Friendly Farm, outside Dromahair in Leitrim, where social farmer, James, is looking to build his farming skills in order to make him more employable.

Digging Deep - Friendly Farm

In Episode Two of Digging Deep I'm setting my compass for Quarryfield farm in Buninadden in Co. Sligo, where I'm meeting farmers Fiona and Gerald Doherty and social farmers Tadhg and Bradley from CI Connect in Sligo as they get hands on with a  flock of sheep, snuggle up to some llamas and set a new paddock in order.

In Episode Two of Digging Deep I'm setting my compass for Quarryfield farm in Buninadden in Co. Sligo, where I'm meeting farmers Fiona and Gerald Doherty and social farmers Tadhg and Bradley from CI Connect in Sligo as they get hands on with a&nbsp; flock of sheep, snuggle up to some llamas and set a new paddock in order.

Digging Deep - Quarryfield Farm

You are invited to enjoy , Language of the Lough. A series of two episodes, recorded as a tribute to the rare and beautiful atmosphere of Lough Arrow in Co. Sligo, its people, its nature and its precious, wild trout.

You are invited to enjoy , Language of the Lough. A series of two episodes, recorded as a tribute to the rare and beautiful atmosphere of Lough Arrow in Co. Sligo, its people, its nature and its precious, wild trout.

Language of the Lough - Episode 1

 

You are invited to enjoy , Language of the Lough. A series of two episodes, recorded as a tribute to the rare and beautiful atmosphere of Lough Arrow in Co. Sligo, its people, its nature and its precious, wild trout.

&nbsp;You are invited to enjoy , Language of the Lough. A series of two episodes, recorded as a tribute to the rare and beautiful atmosphere of Lough Arrow in Co. Sligo, its people, its nature and its precious, wild trout.

Language of the Lough - Episode 2

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Listen back to all our Documentaries right here. All documentaries are researched, produced and edited by Ocean FM.

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