Kerri ni Dochartaigh floating in the rainy sea with an orange woolly hat on

Thin Places – an interview with swimming author Kerri ni Dochartaigh

History, nature writing and the Troubles. Kerri ni Dochartaigh’s new book recounts how nature and swimming kept her sane and helped her heal. By Ella Foote for Outdoor Swimmer Magazine Heaven and earth, the Celtic saying goes, are only three feet apart, but in thin places that distance is even shorter. They are places that…...




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Water reconnected me to living – Caitriona Kehily

I HAVE been lost several times in my life. Twice people so close to me have passed away suddenly, leaving this numbness inside that made memories hurt.

Even the glowing, vintage thoughts of building sandcastles with Mam on that wonderful Inchydoney beach.




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Last July, the Black Castle Swimmers sought solace in the sea, and themselves. They set themselves a challenge. This is the story of that challenge.

🌊 This is what Open Water swimming is about. You. Friends. Water…

Meet. . .The Black Castle Swimmers

Last July, the Black Castle Swimmers sought solace in the sea, and themselves. They set themselves a challenge. This is the story of that challenge. 🌊 This is what Open Water swimming is about. You. Friends. Water…

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