On The Afternoon Show today Máire was joined by James Skerritt,, an Ennistymon Film Maker and Photographer.James has just produced and directed a new short film. It’s a short ZomCom, which he wrote to make the best out of the recent storms that have caused so much destruction along the coastline. It’s shot in Lahinch and Doolin and tells the story of a lonely zombie looking for company – entitled Night of the Lonely Dead. Check it out on https://vimeo.com/86868959 or see www.jamesskerritt.com
Neil Haran is the PRO of Ennis Musical Society, he and Aoibh O’Reilly, from Tulla were in studio ahead of the society’s upcoming production of “Annie”. The production runs at Glor, Ennis, from 25th – 28th February and tickets are going fast.12 year old Aoibh plays the lead. First brought to stage in 1977, the story of Annie centres on a brave and cheery 11-year old orphan girl. She and her peers in the Municipal Orphanage are subjected to horrific abuse in the institution, but Annie’s bravery, ingenuity and optimism ensure that this is a story with a very happy ending. Set in early 1930s America, the musical is best known for lively numbers such as Tomorrow, It’s a Hard Knock Life and You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile.
Paul “Calso” Callaghan, our resident Chef, Food Blogger and Author answered all of your kitchen queries, in particular how to make fluffy scrambled eggs, how to avoid a soggy salad and how to not burn cooking chocolate! Check out his blog on thesustainablelarder.blogspot.com for lots of tips, advice and tasty recipes!
Stylist Tess Purcell was also in studio today to talk us through skincare and cosmetics for this time of year. As we leave winter behind us we need to spend a little time repairing the damage caused to our skin by the elements. Tess advised on repair creams for hair and face, including some traditional methods like using natural yoghurt, cucumber and sugar. She also talked about moisturising and serums.
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