Tarrac na Farraige is a new four-part observational documentary series following the highs and lows of life at sea through the eyes of professional fishermen working from ports around our coast. Together, their testimonies paint a picture of a traditional Irish industry at a key turning point. Can Irish fishing survive and thrive – or are we witnessing its slow demise?
Tarrac na Farraige is a new four-part observational documentary series following the highs and lows of life at sea through the eyes of professional fishermen working from ports around our coast. Together, their testimonies paint a picture of a traditional Irish industry at a key turning point. Can Irish fishing survive and thrive – or are we witnessing its slow demise?
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