Darach Ó Murchú's guest appearances

Darach Ó Murchú

The Irish Tech News Podcast

An Saol ó Dheas

Emmet Ryan

Diarmuid Lyng

Graham Cluley

Rob Hopkins

Sam Feldt

Steven Roberts

Mark Brown

Jessica McCabe

Michael Creed

James McCann

Rui Zhang

Henri Pihkala

Jim Marous

Ravin Jesuthasan

Simon Cole

OwlTail

Seirbhís tárrthála Sléibhe Chiarraí ar Chorrán Tuathail inniu agus buíon sáinithe ar an gcnoc thar oíche.

 Darach Ó Murchú;An baol leis an sluaite ar Chorrán Tuathail. 

Tá cúrsaí oiliúna do thuismitheoirí a bheadh a tabhairt fé na cnoic ar bun na laethanta seo. Beidh ceann ar bun anseo i gCorca Dhuibhne seachtain ón Satharn

Darach Ó Murchú; Cúrsaí sábhála sléibhe do thuismitheoirí. 

We catch up with  Darach Ó Murchú to learn more about his new documentary exploring the power of nature and also the challenges that it has faced in Ireland during the Covid-19 pandemic. Cumhacht an Nádúir is a new two-part documentary for TG4 that looks at the solace nature has offered during this pandemic and how it may fuel the debate for a broader range of wildlife habitat and land management. A positive consequence of the coronavirus is the way in which it has led many of us to value and explore our natural surroundings. Access to wilderness areas, coastlines and parklands has provided much needed solace during this pandemic. In this two-part documentary, Cumhacht an Nádúir, we find out if this greater awareness has been of any benefit to wildlife, and whether a greater natural balance can emerge from the lockdown experience. What happens when sites fall strangely and beautifully silent, when nature is given a chance to breathe and to revive? Has this twelve-month period implanted a greater need to protect and expand our wilderness areas? In the hands of presenter Darach Ó Murchú, an environmental educator who was given permission to travel outside of his own restricted area, we visit some of Ireland’s most celebrated destinations and tourist sites: Malin Head, the Blaskets, Glendalough, and Garnish Island, as well as community spaces and local areas of beauty. We capture these locations during a near total absence of visitors and we consider how wildlife has behaved in their absence. Post-lockdown, we return to evaluate how these landscapes could be better managed in the crucial years ahead.

We catch up with  Darach Ó Murchú to learn more about his new documentary exploring the power of nature and also the challenges that it has faced in Ireland during the Covid-19 pandemic. Cumhacht an Nádúir is a new two-part documentary for TG4 that looks at the solace nature has offered during this pandemic and how it may fuel the debate for a broader range of wildlife habitat and land management. A positive consequence of the coronavirus is the way in which it has led many of us to value and explore our natural surroundings. Access to wilderness areas, coastlines and parklands has provided much needed solace during this pandemic. In this two-part documentary, Cumhacht an Nádúir, we find out if this greater awareness has been of any benefit to wildlife, and whether a greater natural balance can emerge from the lockdown experience. What happens when sites fall strangely and beautifully silent, when nature is given a chance to breathe and to revive? Has this twelve-month period implanted a greater need to protect and expand our wilderness areas? In the hands of presenter Darach Ó Murchú, an environmental educator who was given permission to travel outside of his own restricted area, we visit some of Ireland’s most celebrated destinations and tourist sites: Malin Head, the Blaskets, Glendalough, and Garnish Island, as well as community spaces and local areas of beauty. We capture these locations during a near total absence of visitors and we consider how wildlife has behaved in their absence. Post-lockdown, we return to evaluate how these landscapes could be better managed in the crucial years ahead.

The power of nature during lockdown with Darach Ó Murchú, Cumhacht an Nádúir airs on TG4