Monthly Archives: October 2015

THE LEAP OF FAITH Michael Comyn's guest is actress and author Mary McEvoy who talks about her book 'Ordinary Beauty - Meaningful Moments in Everyday Life' - giving us an insight into some of the everyday moments that give her light and hope in life. Published: Friday 30th October, 10.00pm
THE FRIDAY CONCERT WITH PAUL HERRIOTT Paul Herriott presents tonight’s concert live from the National Concert Hall with the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra. Tonight’s programme features the Irish premiere of Gerald Barry’s Piano Concerto. Sibelius: Pohjola’s Daughter Gerald Barry: Piano Concerto (Irish Premiere) Rachmaninov: Symphony No.2 in E minor RTE National Symphony Orchestra Hugh Tinney (piano) Cristian Macelaru (conductor) RTÉ lyric […] Published: Friday 30th October, 8.00pm
Mórchomórtas Sean-Nóis na mBan The women’s sean-nós finals, live from the Oireachtas festival. Published: Friday 30th October, 7.00pm
HOME AND AWAY – Ed Sheeran episode In a special HOME AND AWAY event, world-renowned singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran sweeps Summer Bay off its feet. Published: Friday 30th October, 6.30pm
Rónán Beo @3 The unofficial start to the Oireachtas festival, a 2 hour live show from the foyer of the Citywest Hotel in Dublin. Published: Friday 30th October, 3.00pm
Life Matters | RTÉ Radio 1 Extra Colette Kinsella and Seán Duke explore the world of animal rights and human wrongs and ask what ethical values shape our relationships with the creatures who share this planet with us. Published: Friday 30th October, 1.00pm
Dan Hegarty – The Alternative The Roots live from Open Air Frauenfeld festival (Switzerland) Published: Friday 30th October, 1.00am
MAD MEN Roger pawns off a project onto Don. Joan goes on a business trip. Peggy and Pete clash over how to deal with an account emergency. Published: Thursday 29th October, 11.59pm
BHI ME ANN ***FINAL*** In the final programme in the series we hear Northern Voices, who through the decades of conflict, thought their lives were just like everyone else’s and as they begin to open the boxes of memories, securely locked away for so long, they realise they were living ordinary lives but in extraordinary times. Published: Thursday 29th October, 11.45pm
THE WORKS PRESENTS… At home in Sligo, Kevin Barry talks to John Kelly about his new novel Beatlebone – his first attempt at historical fiction. Published: Thursday 29th October, 11.15pm