Monthly Archives: October 2012

OFF THE RAILS Shoe fanatic Alesha Dixon reveals her beauty and style tips and Sonya and Brendan show you five ways to look good in photos Published: Wednesday 31st October, 8.30pm
THE LYRIC CONCERT with Paul Herriott The Irish Piano: Michael McHale Published: Wednesday 31st October, 8.00pm
JAZZ ALLEY Big Band Session: "The Count" Published: Wednesday 31st October, 7.00pm
MOVIE TALK Neil Jordan discusses his struggles to become a film maker and how he passionately believes it is the responsibility of each and every director to be deeply original in the work each brings to the screen. Published: Tuesday 30th October, 11.35pm
WHAT IN THE WORLD? ***New Series*** Democratic Republic of the Congo – Leaving the Conflict Behind? Published: Tuesday 30th October, 11.05pm
BULLYPROOF ***New Series*** In a new three-part series for RTÉ Education, Clinical Psychologist David Coleman offers his expertise and therapeutic support to a number of young people who have been affected by bullying Published: Tuesday 30th October, 10.15pm
KATHERINE LYNCH’S BIG FAT BREAKFAST SHOW ***New Series*** Anchored by comic Katherine Lynch’s Traveller Country ‘n Irish character ‘Singing Bernie Walsh’, with Brian Dowling schmaltzing it up in sidekick mode, the half hour comedy entertainment show gleefully uses and usurps the clichéd daytime tropes. Published: Tuesday 30th October, 10.10pm
HOMELAND Brody finds himself prisoner again, but this time it’s on American soil. Published: Tuesday 30th October, 9.00pm
THE GATHERING: HOMEWARD BOUND In the fifth episode of the series, Irish dancer and choreographer Jean Butler leaves her home in Brooklyn NY to go back to Westport in Co. Mayo. Although her mother came from Ballyhaunis Jean has always had a strong link with Westport. Published: Tuesday 30th October, 7.00pm
Michel Legrand, Mooney Tunes & more – RTÉ CO December, National Concert Hall RTÉ Concert Orchestra December Season at the National Concert Hall Michel Legrand, Mooney Tunes, musicals heaven with John Wilson & more  You don’t expect to find a Rodgers & Hammerstein album rubbing shoulders with releases by Mumford & Sons, Lana Del Rey and The Script, but such is the phenomenal success of conductor John Wilson […] Published: Tuesday 30th October, 4.20pm