Glass Mountain: The Story of Muckish Sand.

[@rorymax8233]

Excellent little production, thanks for making it 👏👏👏.

[@Mister_G]

I am so glad I found this - We visited the quarry site last month and saw the remains looking very eerie in the swirling mist. As a former Pilkington employee, I was staggered to discover the links with Muckish. There is an excellent article by Mining Heritage Trust of Ireland that covers the technicalities of the quarry, but this programme adds so much more. Thank you for making it available.

[@Mister_G]

Mining Heritage Trust article: www.mhti.org/uploads/2/3/6/6/23664026/silica_sand_quarrying_in_muckish_mountain_co._donegal._lings_a.__2008_.pdf

[@marydeery4657]

Great bit of background music by the late great Liam Deery.

[@glassmountain4626]

Thank you Mary. Liam's music added so much to the film. He was a real gentleman and it is an honour to have his music as our sound track.

[@marydeery4657]

@@glassmountain4626 aw thank you..that means a lot x

[@mauriceir20]

Fantastic insight into this historic gem

[@glassmountain4626]

Many thanks!

[@olmyabs]

Great to see this resource finally online.

[@eileannach4350]

Wonderful documentary about some hard working men in tough conditions. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@glassmountain4626]

Thank you for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed film!

[@journeytoaphotograph]

Awesome storytelling. Might have to sprinkle some sand into my sandwich the next time I'm up for that authentic feel 👍 Thanks

[@glassmountain4626]

Nice crunchy sandwich! Many thanks David.

[@glassmountain4626]

Many thanks David. Muckish has it's own way of putting the 'sand' into Sandwich alright! :)

[@fifiganz]

I can’t wait to get back to Donegal. 💕

[@edwardcartin]

Much appreciated information

[@glassmountain4626]

Many thanks Edward. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SorchaNiaoidhe]

Brilliant info

[@glassmountain4626]

Glad you enjoyed it Sarah!