麻豆约拍

I ndiaidh tr铆 l谩 ag c茅asl煤 tr铆d an Chabh谩n agus tr铆 Fhear Manach, t谩 Cormac 脫 h脕dhmaill agus Antaine 脫 Donnaile leath bealaigh tr铆d a n-aistear eipici煤il. T谩 an turas 100 m铆le ag cur d煤shl谩in roimh a nd铆ogras agus a neart, ach t谩 luach a saothair le f谩il thart orthu.

Agus an o铆che caite acu le pobal Hare Krishna ar Inis R谩tha, t茅ann Cormac agus Antaine 贸 cheann ceann Loch 脡irne Uachtair, ag bualadh le cleamair铆 agus le staraithe, ag bualadh isteach ar Chaisle谩n Inis Ceithleann agus sa deireadh ag baint amach ceann scr铆be ag oile谩n naofa Daimhinis at谩 suite c煤pla m铆le 贸 thuaidh 贸n bhaile. Agus ar chluinstin glao soil茅ir na cuaiche i dt铆rdhreach gal谩nta Fhear Manach do Chormac, baintear na deora as ag cuimhneamh ar a 贸ige.

After three days paddling through Cavan and Fermanagh, Cormac 脫 h脕dhmaill and Antaine 脫 Donnaile are halfway through their epic adventure. The 100-mile-long expedition is testing their determination and strength, but it holds many rewards.

After spending the night with the Hare Krishna community on Inish Rath, Cormac and Antaine travel from one end of Upper Lough Erne to the other, meeting mummers and historians, and calling in at Enniskillen Castle before reaching the holy island of Devenish a few miles north of the town. The distinct call of the cuckoo in the unspoilt landscape of Fermanagh moves Cormac to tears.