St Patrick's Day
Eamonn Holmes is in Londonderry to meet people inspired by Ireland's patron saint and to introduce songs from the city's Guildhall and singer Eilidh Patterson.
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Derry singer, Eilidh Patterson performs 'You Are There.'
Duration: 03:16
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Foyle Search and Rescue
Duration: 04:03
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Saint Patrick's Day (16/03/2014)
Duration: 00:55
Music Played
Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes
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R Vaughan Williams
For all the saints
Music Arranger: Robert Ramskill.Tune: Sine nomine
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Paul Leddington Wright
Christ be beside me
Tune: Bunessan
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CF Alexander
There is a green hill
Tune: William Horsley
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Words: HW Baker
The King of Love
Music Arranger: Darius Battiwaller.Tune: St Columba
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W Y Fullerton
I cannot tell
Music Arranger: Paul Leddington Wright.Tune: Londonderry Air
Factsheet for Sunday 16th March 2014
St Patrick's Day: Eamonn Holmes is in Londonderry to meet people inspired by Ireland's patron saint and to introduceÌýhymns and songs from the city’s Guildhall and Derry singer Eilidh Patterson.
INTERVIEWEES
Bishop Patricia Storey
Patricia Storey is the first woman to be elevated to Bishop in the Anglican Church in the UK and Ireland. Although she is now the Bishop of Meath and Kildare, her last parish was Saint Augustine’s Church located on Londonderry’s historic city walls. Pat was a rector in the city during the 2013 year of culture celebrations and experienced at first hand the opportunities that this special year gave to the churches in Derry.
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Foyle Search and Rescue
Like many other UK cities, Derry has a problem with a large number of deaths by suicide. Many of these deaths involve the River Foyle that flows around the city. As a community response to these tragedies, twenty years ago Foyle Search and Rescue, was founded. This volunteer led, community funded charity, work on the front line to prevent death by suicide. Its volunteers patrol the city’s bridges and waterfronts on the look out for vulnerable people. They are also work with families affected by suicide and also sadly in the recovery of individuals from the river. ÌýÌýÌýÌý
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Rev David Latimer
David Latimer has been the minister of First Derry Presbyterian Church for twenty-five years. During that time he has experienced life in an often-divided community. Several years ago, David spent some time as an army chaplain in Afghanistan where he witnessed at first hand the horror of war. Intent that these scenes should never return to his city, David has led several community building projects, including The Pathway To Peace. This project involved school children from across the city coming together to create twenty-five word peace pledges that were then written onto clay tiles. These tiles now form a pathway around Derry’s Peace Garden which contains the only World Peace Flame in Ireland.Ìý
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Blessing given by Fr Paul Farren and Archdeacon Robert Miller
The blessing is taken from Saint Patrick’s breastplate, a popular prayer attributed to the patron saint. According to tradition, Patrick wrote the prayer in 433A.D. for divine protection before successfully converting the Irish King Leoghaire and his subjects from paganism to Christianity.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
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| Presenter | Eamonn Holmes |
| Producer | Carole O'Kane |
| Executive Producer | David Taviner |
| Performer | Eilidh Patterson |
Broadcasts
Sun 16 Mar 2014 17:10Â鶹ԼÅÄ Two Scotland- Sun 16 Mar 2014 17:15Â鶹ԼÅÄ One except Scotland & Scotland HD