Thanks so much for your lovely comment. Yes, that was a great day with John and hundreds of others on Tara. The aerial photographs of it are magnificent.

I interviewed Stuart for a radio documentary called Tara: Land, Legend, Legacy and the documentary will be broadcast on NEWSTALK on January 6th at 7 a.m. and repeated at 9 p.m. Their documentary slot is called ‘Different Voices’. Hope you can listen in to it.

Yes, I would love to meet John Quigley again sometime. He is doing really wonderful work.

Warm wishes and gratitude,

Grace

Just found your blog and read your lovely description. I was there with a crew of volunteer filmmakers, working alongside John Quigley’s videography team (a not-for-profit company called Mofilms). Stuart was lovely to work with, although we never did find Jonathan Rhys-Myers in the crowd! You can find out more about John on his website www.SpectralQ.com

I’ve kept in touch with John since he returned to Los Angeles… well, not so much ‘returned’, which implies that he’s still there, but rather returned to the base from which he plans his next aerial art project! He’s currently in Bali for the UN conference on climate, having come straight from a project to save three species of migrating whale from Japanese whalers in the antarctic! John is planning to return to Ireland next summer, so hopefully you’ll have the opportunity to meet him then.

With best wishes,

Trish