Lorna Siggins
speaker
74 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard yesterday
Lorna Siggins’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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How close will we be able to fish to
Really?
Yeah.
And will there be work there?
Would offshore renewable energy appeal to you as a career coring?
So the main fishing organisations they all objected
has been research done on the effect of electromagnetic fields from subsea cables, hasn't there?
Very good.
No violence yet.
And you ran away to the circus in your 30s.
So Cheryl Coburn-Brown, you're manager of Mulroney Arts Centre?
Did you and Cheryl work on designing this?
Combining all these dramatic elements is a musical score composed by Belfast harpist Ursula Burns.
Swarming season is in full swing across the country.
Queen bees are leaving their nests, allowing developing queens to inherit their thrones.
And as countrywide listeners will know, there has been a long-running campaign and draft legislation to ensure special protection for Apis mellifera mellifera, the wild Irish honeybee.
Ireland's unpaid farmers without whom our hedgerows, our orchards, our meadows would go to seed.
Spearheading the research into a species which not only survives in the wild but has adapted its immune system to ward off the deadly varroa mite is Professor Grace McCormick of the University of Galway.
Now, whenever we talk about pollinators in this programme, the news is often not good.
But Grace has good news for the wild Irish honeybee, as she and her colleague Vicky Henshaw told a bee-suited Lorna Siggins going mad with the smoker.
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