Track 1: Growing up in Stonyford, Co. Kilkenny, in the 1920s and 30s. She joined the St John of God Sisters in 1946 and was professed in 1951. Her time training as a nurse, and she discusses how she was one of the first in a new course for tutors in UCD. Track 2: Appointment to Nigeria in 1966. Assignment to a mission hospital in Adazi, taking over from the Holy Rosary Sisters. The hospital work, and travelling to reach bush clinics in out-stations. Track 3: The outbreak of the war in 1967, and moving to the east of Nigeria to work with the Igbo people. Track 4: Re-assignment to work with refugees in Biafra, while with Caritas in Sao Tome and Umuchu, in Nigeria. Track 5: Returning home to Wexford. Working in administration for 10 years. From 1982 working in Newry Hospital until 1991. Track 6: Stories about her mission life.
Track 1: Growing up in Bruff, Co Limerick. Secondary education at Limerick CBS. Joined the Columbans in 1961, his preparation for mission, and his ordination in 1967. His mission north of Manila, and his pastoral work with Fr Dermot Finley from Roscommon. Track 2: Manila from 1973-78, during Martial law, his work as a chaplain in the university, challenges he had to overcome. Track 3: Returning home in 1978, assigned to promoting the work of Columban missionaries. Track 4: His mission to Pakistan, working on the periphery of society. Track 5: The Columban mission and its objectives, return home after 12 years and his role as a justice and peace co-ordinator, education co-ordinator and Vice Director.