Episode 1 Ar Bhealach na Gaeltachta

that led to issues like land war, conditions at the time

Yeah, there are, in the Glass album.

and an 1880s set,

in the court case in 1889.

here in Gweedorw because was killed by a crowd outside church

Father McFadden.

in an Irish court case and that led photographs ever used

to give us a kind of context of the living conditions here

became a case that was reported Father McFadden being arrested

I've seen it reported in editions

as a kind of centre for this on a kind of weekly basis

and she convinced me to open a shop,

I had resigned from nursing and opened my own quilting shop

I've never looked back since.

About four years.

the blind leading the blind

and people have just been wonderful.

of all the women around.

than just a shop,

behind the scenes here, as well.

I think, of the classes

out of sharing two or three hours

and talking, have a cup of tea...

of quilting done,

the problems of the world.

it's all started for you.

back door and Donegal

mountain we have to share with the world, and our county,

in the north side

The expedition that I wanted China and Tibet.

and that involved me having a very the mountain on in my terms,

hiking to base camp.

face and it's literally,

this mountain.

there's no nurses...

any shape or form.

that was really what I wanted.

I got quite sick,

though Everest had me beaten.

and with the antibiotics I had, with the drugs that I had

So, from then, I really recovered through the process.

Everest looks the most amazing From the outside,

it's the most harrowing place

that you could ever be.

And the euphoria was huge.

hearing the story

the pride of Donegal.

I've come back a richer person.

I'm so proud of what this flag means my family, my friends...

Donegal abu! Cheers. Proud of all.

It is everything that I am.

of everything.

bring it on!