A Seanachie is an Irish storyteller and Seamus is a great example of a storyteller. His storytelling covers many eras of recent Irish history – from his own childhood to modern times, and he often manages to get up to great antics in his attempts to help his friends out. The fire is lit and the smell of burning turf fills the air, the Guinness is cold, his pipe is going and Seamus is ready to tell another few yarns!

Stories include:
Seamus and the Sheep Dog
where Seamus finds a way to protect his collie Bob from an angry sheep farmer

Seamus and the Twister
in which Seamus deals with a blackmailer

Seamus at Christmas
where Seamus helps a homeless boy with the aid of the village nurse

The Rivals
Competition between good friends leads to them being taken advantage of

Benny’s Rest
Seamus to the rescue, but he fails to get the credit for it

Eugene’s Summer Holiday
A bit of jealousy works wonders for this romance

When Friends Fall Out
Seamus does some detective work to bring former pals back together

Seamus in Danger
A trap set for Seamus with unintended consequences

The Miraculous Christmas Stocking
Seamus does the right thing, but has his doubts

Seamus and the Lost Kittens
Seamus's special skills are needed if disaster is to be avoided

In the Bluebell Wood
where Seamus saves a young boy's life

The Tea Dance
Seamus finds a way to restore marital harmony

Seamus is as crafty as they come, is not averse to ’taking the law into his own hands’, can keep a secret for many years and is a willing nemesis to any who wish harm to the innocent. Seamus O’Hare, Donegal’s answer to Robin Hood!