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Inishbofin Ferry, Inishbofin in Lockdown
This is the final episode of our series ‘Inishbofin in Lockdown’.
We’ve had incredible feedback on this project which has been really lovely.
We’d like to thank all of you who shared the videos on Facebook and various other channels. That’s how word spreads, so the shares have been invaluable. Sharing also helps to showcase our beautiful island home, of which we’re so proud!
‘Inishbofin in Lockdown’ was born out of desire to document a particularly challenging period in our lives on the island. A period that has challenged people all over the world.
We’ve been fortunate to not have had any covid related hospitalisations or deaths on the island, though unfortunately we didn’t escape the difficulties of a socially distanced funeral.
Today we speak to Pat Concannon of Inishbofin Ferry - a face that most who visit Inishbofin will recognise. Pat speaks to us about Coronavirus from both a business and personal perspective - we hope you all enjoy watching.
Sincere thanks again for all the support you’ve shown for our project!
'Inishbofin in Lockdown' is a Galway County Arts Office funded project, commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board Films)
Music: www.purple-planet.com
Tracks: ‘Heavenly Waters’ and ‘Eternal Peace’
Social Distancing was observed in the making of all video clips #lovebofin
We’ve had incredible feedback on this project which has been really lovely.
We’d like to thank all of you who shared the videos on Facebook and various other channels. That’s how word spreads, so the shares have been invaluable. Sharing also helps to showcase our beautiful island home, of which we’re so proud!
‘Inishbofin in Lockdown’ was born out of desire to document a particularly challenging period in our lives on the island. A period that has challenged people all over the world.
We’ve been fortunate to not have had any covid related hospitalisations or deaths on the island, though unfortunately we didn’t escape the difficulties of a socially distanced funeral.
Today we speak to Pat Concannon of Inishbofin Ferry - a face that most who visit Inishbofin will recognise. Pat speaks to us about Coronavirus from both a business and personal perspective - we hope you all enjoy watching.
Sincere thanks again for all the support you’ve shown for our project!
'Inishbofin in Lockdown' is a Galway County Arts Office funded project, commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board Films)
Music: www.purple-planet.com
Tracks: ‘Heavenly Waters’ and ‘Eternal Peace’
Social Distancing was observed in the making of all video clips #lovebofin
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The Galley, Inishbofin in Lockdown
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In this, our eleventh and penultimate episode of ‘Inishbofin in Lockdown’, we speak to Caroline Coyne of The Galley Restaurant and Self-Catering.Caroline speaks about Coronavirus, life in lockdown and how life and business have been affected by Covid-19. 'Inishbofin in Lockdown' is a Galway County Arts Office funded project, commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Boa...
The Doonmore Hotel, Inishbofin in Lockdown
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In this instalment of ‘Inishbofin in Lockdown’ we speak to Andrew Murray of The Doonmore Hotel. Andrew speaks about Coronavirus and lockdown and how both have impacted the family business. Murray's Inishbofin Doonmore Hotel's website: www.doonmore.com 'Inishbofin in Lockdown' is a Galway County Arts Office funded project, commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board ...
The Dolphin Hotel, Inishbofin in Lockdown
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In part nine of Inishbofin in Lockdown we speak to Pat Coyne, owner of The Dolphin Hotel, about the impacts of Coronavirus on his business. Check out The Dolphin's website: www.dolphinhotel.ie This is a Galway County Arts Office funded project, commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board Films) Music: www.purple-planet.com Track name ’Peaceful Seascape’ www.purple-p...
The Beach Bar, Inishbofin in Lockdown
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In this segment of Inishbofin in Lockdown we speak to Adrian Herlihy. Adrian and his wife, Orla Day, run The Beach Bar so many of you who have visited the island will recognise Adrian as a familiar face. You can check out their website: www.thebeach.ie. This is a Galway County Arts Office funded project commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board Films) Music: www.p...
Inishbofin in Lockdown - Two Businesses by The Pier
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In this segment of Inishbofin in Lockdown we look at two businesses and their owners. Annieka and Dave from The Pier Shop and Dessie from Harbour Lights Bookshop speak about the challenges of running a business during these difficult times. They also share their personal experiences of lockdown - some of which were very happy and memorable indeed! This is a Galway County Arts Office funded proj...
A 'lockdown' ferry crossing to Inishbofin
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Few have ever seen the Inishbofin Ferry as quiet as it was during Spring 2020! Here's a little video of a typical crossing in lockdown. Galway County Arts Office funded this project commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board Films)! Thanks to the crew and staff of Inishbofin Ferry and to Dr Alex Michel - the lone passenger that morning!
Inishbofin in Lockdown - Tommy Burke
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In this installment of 'Inishbofin in Lockdown' we speak to local archaeologist and historian, Tommy Burke of Inishbofin Walking. This is a Galway County Arts Office funded project commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board Films)! Music: Lucy Campbell (reel) and The Leitrim Lilter (reel). Performed by Kevin Abeyta #lovebofin
Inishbofin in Lockdown - Kevin Abeyta
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Kevin Abeyta is a well known Inishbofin face and musician. He organises the Inishbofin Set Dancing & Trad Weekend on the island every year, a hugely pupular event that grows in popularity every year. This is a Galway County Arts Office funded project commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board Films)!
Inishbofin in Lockdown - The Youngest Islanders
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Kids tend to adapt quickly to things, the youth on Bofin were no different! They adapted and reacted to Coronavirus, lockdown, social distancing and home schooling (with a little help from teachers and parents) in their own way and with their own swagger! We hope you enjoy watching them! This is a Galway County Arts Office funded project commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Con...
Inishbofin in Lockdown - James Coyne
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James Coyne is the oldest resident of Inishbofin. A much loved character and a face that many visitors to the island will recognise. A great man, a patriarchal figure with a knowledge of the island that can’t be equalled. It was a privilege to chat and film him as he went about his daily work. We hope you enjoy viewing as much as we enjoyed filming! This is a Galway County Arts Office funded pr...
Inishbofin in Lockdown - Marie Coyne
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Marie Coyne is a well-known face on Inishbofin. She runs the Heritage Museum and Gift Shop and is a reliable contact for all those researching their island roots! If you don’t already follow Marie on Facebook you can find her here: Inishbofin Heritage Museum & Gift Shop. This is a Galway County Arts Office funded project commissioned by Inishbofin CSP and produced by Kieran Concannon (C-Board F...
Inishbofin CSP - Better Together
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The Better Together Video Story Competition is an opportunity for Irish community and voluntary organisations, NGOs & clubs to showcase their work, demonstrate transparency and recruit new supporters. This is the submission from Inishbofin CSP - it’s showcases beautiful Inishbofin and the wonderful people that live there and also captures a typical day on the island of the white cow! See www.in...
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James Coyne what a man, we must be distant relatives, There is a great beauty about the place yet it can be a very lonely sad place to live in, depending on what is happening in your life
No. It was not even a sliver as bad as the famine.
RIP James
That was great hearing from James and what he thought of the whole response to the situation of exposure to Covid-19. Lovely day you had there in the bog, dog, helper and brick wall. Cheers!
Majic place and people. Phil.
It's a phucking plan demic .
His watch! 😍
Controlled demolition of the Irish has been a long time coming …. Wake up
The Con Vid Plan Demic is bollix Live your life and phuck it.
Good man Kevin!!
the children laughed at the grown ups NONSENSE!!!:
where are the bastards that locked us up against our free will for nonsense to make billions off of the common cold!: ignoring cancer and heart and accidents thats a million times moer serious: the lowlife scum: all about monie$ and contracts for pals in the corrupt governments
Very nice
Very nice 👌😁❤️ from india
Looks like a beautiful place, and worth a visit, if they can tolerate an Englishman for a week or so!
Of course. Do chéad fáilte
Inishbofin definitely worth a visit. Beautiful island.
Lovely to see Uncle at the end and wish Uncle Farewell
Lovely to post Uncle’s photo at the end- Fare
Scamdemic
Correct
Yes totally
Better times are coming mo chara.🙏
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I wish I could understand what he is saying !
Lol English is not my native language but I understand everything he said.
@@siloemascolo2769 Bollocks!
As an islander higher up the coast I salute you! The islands did wonderfully.
They did so well. Had the disease got a hold there it would have done huge damage in such a confined place. It is a very caring way to help. I live on a smaller Irish island and it was the same here ; we old ones were shielded carefully and responsibly .
What island?
Ya imagine they all got a runny nose. What a disaster
Just lit my turf fire on a different Irish island and resonate with this film. We were all locked down. I am immune deficient and cannot take the vaccine so I remain safe in peaceful isolation. Lockdown has saved countless innocent lives here and on all the islands.
Lockdowns have done no good at all
oh utter nonsense: no lockdown and no vaccine has saved ONE LIFE : your God given immune system saves or fail you
Beautiful Island...
Nice man love to spend a day on the bog helping him....just for the chat..God bless his hands and good health...pat midlands
So peaceful
dont worry yer arse mate,, live free
Ridiculous. This is an island!!
So? A very confined area and a disease like covid would rip through it like wildfire. Also - and I live on a different Irish island - there is an ageing population who are very vulnerable. ALso very limited medical facilities. You need to watch what you call ridiculous! Thankfully all islanders knew wisdom and sense. And thuse we escaped covid.
6:26 with the old flat bottle -- I was thinking milk of magnesia, but they were blue, weren't they?
yes i think so :) and the syrup of figs in the greeny darkish bottle...and the gripe water in clear bottle..
During the Spanish flue on the Aran Islands the health authorities were informed that the supply of whiskey was running low and there was need for some more for flu treatment
Lovely film, well done. He's a great character
Here he is in a video from 2009: ua-cam.com/video/wUaR1cAR5LQ/v-deo.html (try around the 2.30 mark)
Lockdowns have been the biggest disasters on soceity in history. It divides us in the worse way. We will be talking about the disaster resultant of lockdown for generations, like the old folk about the potato famines and soup kitchens and put into workhouses that killed far more with illness that spread and killed. Families divided and never saw each other. The government reaction did far more damage than the illness.
So Peaceful! Very beautiful!!
Bringing my vaccinated tourist dollars this August!
3:17 my favourite ginger
You can really see here how evil lock downs are, even scaring the kids into believing the big bad virus might get them if they don't stay apart, worst thing is not one bit of this is scientific, masks, 2 feet apart, none of it is science, just media fear mongering and lies.
The fact that they even locked down a place like inishbofin really shows how ridiculous the whole thing is
Thats it an absolute joke
It's all about control
@@michellemcdermott2026 No it's actually a pandemic, how haven't you heard about it? it's all over the news.
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Not at all. Maybe you do not understand in your shouty mood that what lockdown in Inishbofin means is that the island itself is in isolation so no one from outside the island can come there? A highly infectious disease in such a context and with so many old folk would be a disaster
Spent bit time there.amazing place.
Looks similar to my job.
Beautiful place to be in lockdown
👍 Hopefully looking forward to summer holidays 👋
Looking forward to seeing you guys in the summer Adrian.
Congratulations Annieka and Dave! We have so missed visiting all the islands this year, but especially Bofin. Hopefully, we'll get vaccinated in the Spring and sail over this summer. Looking forward to exploring Dessie's bookshop. Daria & Alex, s/v Aleria