Labour Of Love: The Airmount Story
Airmount Maternity Hospital closed its doors in July 1995, but its legacy lives on in the hearts of thousands. Labour Of Love: The Airmount Story, produced and narrated by Lareina Kirwan, is a moving documentary capturing the memories, stories, and experiences that made Airmount an integral part of life in Waterford for generations.

Labour Of Love: The Airmount Story Airmount Maternity Hospital closed its doors in July 1995, but its legacy lives on in the hearts of thousands. Labour Of Love: The Airmount Story, produced and narrated by Lareina Kirwan, is a moving documentary capturing the memories, stories, and experiences that made Airmount an integral part of life in Waterford for generations.

Over the years, countless top quality and often award winning documentaries and dramas have aired on WLR. We are lucky to have worked with so many talented researchers, presenters and producers who deliver such a high standard of broadcasting.

Over the years, countless top quality and often award winning documentaries and dramas have aired on WLR. We are lucky to have worked with so many talented researchers, presenters and producers who deliver such a high standard of broadcasting.

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Labour Of Love: The Airmount Story

Discover Crockery Mountain, a striking community mosaic in Dungarvan made from thousands of donated crockery pieces.

Discover Crockery Mountain, a striking community mosaic in Dungarvan made from thousands of donated crockery pieces.

Crockery Mountain Community Mosaic

Set against the backdrop of Waterford city, Mea Culpa explores themes of identity, family, and belonging.

Written by Gayle Corrigan and Nicola Spendlove, the story delves into love, secrets and the messy process of discovering who we really are. Spendlove, an award-winning actor and playwright, is adopted and brings personal insight to the story.

The theme of adoption is handled with poignancy and a wickedly comic edge. The production is funded by Coimisiún na Meán under the Sound & Vision Scheme.
Funding is provided through the television licence fee.

Set against the backdrop of Waterford city, Mea Culpa explores themes of identity, family, and belonging.
Written by Gayle Corrigan and Nicola Spendlove, the story delves into love, secrets and the messy process of discovering who we really are. Spendlove, an award-winning actor and playwright, is adopted and brings personal insight to the story.
The theme of adoption is handled with poignancy and a wickedly comic edge. The production is funded by Coimisi&uacute;n na Me&aacute;n under the Sound &amp; Vision Scheme. Funding is provided through the television licence fee.

Labour Of Love: The Airmount Story

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