Lough Carra Catchment Association Podcast

The Lough Carra Catchment Association (LCCA) was established in early 2018 and its goal is to restore, protect and conserve the ecological integrity of Lough Carra and its lakeshore habitats and to ensure the quality of drinking water from the lough. This podcast series is aimed at promoting the work of LCCA, by engaging in conversations with people who work hard to preserve the lake and its catchment.

Lough Carra Catchment Association Podcast is a science podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 21 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Lough Carra Catchment Association Podcast, a science show with 21 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  Episode 21 - Luke Drea - LAWPRO Senior Community Water Officer

  Jul 21, 202635 minS4

  <p>The guest of this episode is Luke Drea, the Senior CommunityWater Officer for LAWPRO in the Western region. We talk about LAWPRO’s mission and community‑centred water‑quality initiatives, such as citizen‑scienceprogrammes and funding for local action groups.</p><p>Luke shares his personal connection to the Great WesternLakes, and the path that led him from the equestrian world and angling to freshwater ecology. He also shares his thoughts on Ireland’s declining water quality and the importance of community led projects, such as the Lough Carra Catchment Association, in restoring the country’s rivers and lakes.</p><p><br></p

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  Episode #5

  Episode 21 - Luke Drea - LAWPRO Senior Community Water Officer

  Jul 21, 202635 minS4

  The guest of this episode is Luke Drea, the Senior CommunityWater Officer for LAWPRO in the Western region. We talk about LAWPRO’s mission and community‑centred water‑quality initiatives, such as citizen‑scienceprogrammes and funding for local action groups. Luke shares his personal connection to the Great WesternLakes, and the path that led him from the equestrian world and angling to freshwater ecology. He also shares his thoughts on Ireland’s declining water quality and the importance of community led projects, such as the Lough Carra Catchment Association, in restoring the country’s rivers and lakes.

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  Episode #5

  Episode 21 - Luke Drea - LAWPRO Senior Community Water Officer

  Jul 19, 202635 minS4

  <p>The guest of this episode is Luke Drea, the Senior CommunityWater Officer for LAWPRO in the Western region. We talk about LAWPRO’s mission and community‑centred water‑quality initiatives, such as citizen‑scienceprogrammes and funding for local action groups.</p><p>Luke shares his personal connection to the Great WesternLakes, and the path that led him from the equestrian world and angling to freshwater ecology. He also shares his thoughts on Ireland’s declining water quality and the importance of community led projects, such as the Lough Carra Catchment Association, in restoring the country’s rivers and lakes.</p><p></p>

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  Episode #4

  Episode 20 - Dr Yvonne McDermott, Archeology of Lough Carra

  Jul 4, 202640 minS4

  <p>In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Yvonne McDermott, Lecturer in History and Geography at ATU Mayo, to discuss the archaeology of Lough Carra. We start from the earliest traces of human life around the lake, the Bronze and Iron Age features still visible today, and finish with Medieval landmarks that shape the area — including Castle Carra, Castle Burke, Ballintubber Abbey, Church Island, and Burriscarra Friary.</p><p>Dr McDermott also shares her thoughts on the future of LoughCarra’s heritage and what could be done to better protect these remarkablesites.</p>

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  Episode #4

  Episode 20 - Dr Yvonne McDermott, Archeology of Lough Carra

  Jul 4, 202640 minS4

  In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Yvonne McDermott, Lecturer in History and Geography at ATU Mayo, to discuss the archaeology of Lough Carra. We start from the earliest traces of human life around the lake, the Bronze and Iron Age features still visible today, and finish with Medieval landmarks that shape the area — including Castle Carra, Castle Burke, Ballintubber Abbey, Church Island, and Burriscarra Friary. Dr McDermott also shares her thoughts on the future of LoughCarra’s heritage and what could be done to better protect these remarkablesites.

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