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A broken barber’s chair. Two black sacks of wool. And the volunteers who refused to let either go to waste. In this episode, host Alan Swan meets Frank Morris from Tullow Men’s Shed and Bernie Patterson from Bosom Buddies - Carlow Women's Shed to explore how these community spaces are tackling isolation, repairing what’s broken, and helping people rediscover purpose and pride. From restoring heritage pieces to creating “twiddle muffs” for Alzheimer’s patients, these sheds are proving that sustainability isn’t just about recycling, it’s about renewal, connection, and keeping local skills alive.About Carlow’s Eco Journey:Carlow’s Eco Journey shines a spotlight on the county’s vibrant environmental actions quietly taking place, and the inspiring individuals and groups behind them. From conservation efforts and heritage protection to inclusive green initiatives and creative climate solutions, each episode captures the spirit of collaboration and care that defines Carlow’s approach to climate action.Credits:Produced by Carlow County Council in association with Creative IrelandHosted by Alan SwanExecutive Producer: Dee Sewell (Carlow County Council)Sound Production, Design & Research: SwanMcGSpecial thanks to: Carlow County Council Environmental & Climate Action Team, Creative Ireland Carlow & StakeholdersThis project is funded and supported by Creative Ireland Carlow and Carlow Art Office.For more information: https://carlow.ie/

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