Joe visits the village of Donaghmore in County Tyrone and
explains its history, including the founding of its church by Saint Patrick. He
meets Pat O'Neill who shows him the thousand year old sandstone High Cross and
explains the erosion it is suffering from. They visit a replica which has been
commissioned to show people how it would have looked when first carved.
He speaks to Ciaran
and Vicki McCausland, who own a local pub, and learns of their attempts to
resurrect Donaghmore Ale. Local historian Patricia Bogue tells Joe of the old
Brown's Soap factory. In 1908 a replica of Doaghmore was built in London and
named Ballymaclinton as a six month promotional tool fror the soap manufacturer
with hundreds of local young women travelling over to work in it. Joe also
visits the local Bardic Theatre to learn of its history and its engagement with
the community from Sean Faloon and Kathryn O'Neill.