Monthly Archives: November 2013

BORD GÁIS ENERGY IRISH BOOK AWARDS 2013 Highlights from the 2013 Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards ceremony, presented by Keelin Shanley and John Murray. Published: Saturday 30th November, 10.55pm
LEADERS ADDRESS AT THE LABOUR PARTY ANNUAL CONFERENCE Leaders Address by An Tanaiste Eamonn Gilmore at Labour Party Conference, Killarney, Co. Kerry Published: Saturday 30th November, 8.30pm
DIALOGUE Andy O'Mahony talks to Diane Coyle about her book, 'The Economics of Enough- How to Run the Economy as if the Future Matters'. Published: Saturday 30th November, 7.00pm
THE BOOK SHOW Presented by Sinead Gleeson The Book Show celebrates books and the world of writing with readings, discussion, author interviews and special features. Published: Saturday 30th November, 7.00pm
OPERA NIGHT – ROSSINI’S LA GAZZETTA Bernard Clarke presents a recording of Rossini's Opera buffa La Gazzetta. Published: Saturday 30th November, 7.00pm
An Cóipleabhar Feasa A look at the information about historic cures, and uses of herbal remedies, that can be gleaned from the Schools’ Manuscripts folklore Collection. Published: Saturday 30th November, 6.30pm
A Knock on the Door | RTÉ Radio 1 Extra How a forgotten Irish kidnapping irrecoverably changed the lives of 3 generations of one family - Thomas Niedermayer was taken from his Belfast home in 1973 - 40yrs later, his grandchildren tell the family story. Published: Saturday 30th November, 5.00pm
LORCAN MURRAY’S WEEKEND DRIVE This Saturday Lorcan features the ultimate collection from Kiri Te Kanawa, a celebration of an artist who has had an astonishing career that has captivated audiences the world over. Published: Saturday 30th November, 4.00pm
DOCUMENTARY ON ONE: Sunken Treasure As an island nation we have a deep love for the seas around us, but do we think about what lies beneath these seas? There over 17,000 shipwrecks recorded in Irish waters. ‘Sunken Treasures’ highlights the historical significance and heritage of the thousands of shipwrecks that lie off the coast of Ireland. It brings to life the stories, people, artifacts and heritage intrinsic to these shipwrecks. It also documents how modern technology has opened up the deep ocean beds for exploration and made diving for buried treasure no longer the story of fairy tales. Published: Saturday 30th November, 2.00pm
Togha agus Rogha Live music, song and dance from the Éigse Dhiarmuidín festival in Cork. Published: Saturday 30th November, 12.08pm