The Liffey Troupe - The Liffey, An Life in Irish, is a river which flows through the center of Dublin City.
Students in the following classes:
Monday, Hughes 4:00
Monday, Hughes, 5:00
Monday, Hughes, 6:00
Monday, Trinity, 4:00
Monday, Trinity, 4:45
Tuesday, Trinity, 4:00
Tuesday, Trinity, 4:45
Tuesday, Trinity, 5:45
Tuesday, St John’s, 4:45
Tuesday, St John’s, 5:30
Tuesday, St John’s, 6:30
Wednesday, Hughes, 4:15
Wednesday, Hughes, 5:00
Thursday, St Paul's, 4:15
Thursday, St Paul’s, 5:00
Thursday, St Paul’s 6:00
The Shannon Troupe - The River Shannon is, at 240 miles, Ireland’s longest river. It divides the west of the island from the east and south.
Students in the following classes:
Monday, Hughes 7:00
Monday, Trinity, 5:45
Tuesday, Trinity, 6:45
Wednesday, Hughes, 6:00
Thursday, St Paul’s 7:00
The Moy Troupe - The River Moy rises in the Ox Mountains in County Sligo, runs through the town of Ballina, and empties into Killala Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. It is noted as one of the best salmon fisheries in Europe
Students in the following classes:
Thursday, Hughes, 4:15
Saturday, Hughes, 10:00
The Easkey Troupe - Easkey River runs through the village of the same name in County Sligo on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. Easkey means “abounding with fish.” Sean’s father, William, was raised on the banks of this river.
Students in the following class:
Saturday, Hughes, 11:30-4:30