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Illustrator John Ruddy is attempting the near impossible: creating a large-scale map of Dublin with ridiculous detail.
The multiple year project is now spanning from Dublin Port to Glasnevin, with more to go.
John Ruddy, actor, Illustrator, writer, teacher and Historian, joins Seán to discuss.
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