Ireland Creates with Aisling O' Rourke is a podcast about Ireland's storytellers. The story behind storytelling. In each episode, Aisling speaks with a different creative about their life, creative practice and what storytelling means to them. Ireland Creates has featured Writers, Photographers, Musicians and Filmmakers to name just a few. If you would like to get involved please check out www.irelandcreates.com or email Aisling on info@aislingorourke.com
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