Episode 96

Tommy King – Butchery, Darts & Painting Boyle’s History

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Carlo Cretaro

Tommy King

 

Tommy King | Voices of Boyle Podcast

In this episode of The Voices of Boyle, I’m joined by my good friend, Georgette Marshall. 

Georgette is the creative force behind Craic and Crackle. She grew up in the countryside in Somerset and her story has taken her through travel, adventure, and eventually to building a life here in Boyle.

We talk about her love of making things by hand, how her passion for sewing led to creating handmade sauna hats from her home, and the joy of seeing those pieces become part of the local wellness scene.

We also chat about community, friendship, and what it’s like to settle into a small town that’s quietly evolving with new energy and creativity. It’s a really lovely conversation about following creative urges, supporting local makers, and finding home in Boyle.

I hope you enjoy it! 

Tommy King | Carlo Cretaro | Voices of Boyle Podcast

Thanks to Brendan O’ Dowd for creating and recording the musical piece for the podcast. 

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