Ep 61---

It's the first episode of 2025 and we're delighted to welcome Tadhg Griffin to the podcast. Tadhg needs no intro as everyone in Boyle will know him.

We'd like to wish all of our listeners a very happy new year and we're excited to see where 2025 will bring the Voices of Boyle.

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Ep 61---

Welcome to the final episode of 2024! On behalf of Florence and myself, we want to give a huge thank you to all our guests and to everyone who’s tuned in every two weeks. This has been such a fulfilling project for us, and we’ve loved collecting and sharing life stories, memories, and anecdotes for everyone to enjoy.

We’ve already started reaching out to new guests for the 2025 season, and as always, we’re working towards giving anyone who wants to record an episode the chance to do so. If you know someone you’d love to hear on Voices of Boyle, drop us a message or email us at info@voicesofboyle.com. We’d love to hear from you.

Wishing you all a very merry Christmas and a fantastic start to 2025!

And to wrap things up for the year, we’ve got the one and only Matt Burke on episode 61.

Take care, folks.

Carlo & Florence

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Ep 60---

In this episode of Voices of Boyle, we sit down with Eamon Perry as he shares a few memories that paint a vivid picture of community life in Boyle through the years.

From the bustling local shops like Christy Wynne's and Keenan's, where summer ice creams became a cherished treat, to the biting cold of the "big snow" in 1947 that blocked doorways and halted trains, Eamon recounts the challenges and charms of his hometown with warmth and nostalgia.

Join us as Eamon reflects on the rich sporting legacy of Boyle, with tales of his uncle Paddy Perry's handball triumphs, and his own swimming accolades. He chats about the vibrant social scene of festivals, golf club gatherings, and the Catholic Club.

Facing personal and community changes over the decades, Eamon shares his hopes for Boyle's future development, emphasising the spirit that binds the town together.

Whether reminiscing about his youth in the streets of Termon or recalling career milestones and family life, Eamon's stories are sure to resonate with everyone.

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