Enda O'Coineen

Well, we've put together a very ambitious programme.

We'll be sailing around Ireland, we'll be going to Cork and then we're going to Scotland for the final leg of the Clipper Round the World Race, the fleeter in Washington DC at the moment.

And then beyond that, we hope to...

do a training voyage down to the northwest coast of Spain, crew change, south coast of Spain, crew change.

It'll be a great opportunity to go mainly at Reiner Airport.

So we're not restricted geographically.

We're not prisoners of geography.

So from there, we'd go to the Canaries, Ascension Island.

across eventually on a long trip to Uruguay.

And we've partnered with the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust.

So we'll have young people come up from the Falklands.

And then from there, we'll go to Ashaya, just inside Cape Horn, a trip down into the Antarctic.

And that'll be December, January this year.

And then all going well, we'll go straight to Magellan, up to Chile, Valparaiso.

Chuckie Meg of Valparaiso Mariano, the great poem, and then up to Lima and permit permission, Galapagos, Panama, and then across to the Caribbean, Antigua a week, and then back to Ireland in May, June to continue a series of introductory ocean voyages.

It's a combination and it's intergenerational.

It's not restricted to young people.

Adults can go.

The model is it's pay and play.

Adults can go and they'll pay for their voyage.