Monthly Archives: September 2023

Cheap Irish Homes In this episode, Maggie and Kieran head to the West of Ireland on their hunt for bargain bungalows for house hunters Claire and Mark. Published: Thursday 28th September, 7.00pm
THE FULL SCORE WITH LIZ NOLAN The Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra is joined by St. Thomas' Choir, Leipzig for Bach choral works Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied and Die Elenden sollen essen, BWV 75. Published: Thursday 28th September, 1.00pm
Irelands Perfect Pubs – RTÉ Player Key Art Published: Thursday 28th September, 11.21am
KEITH’S TEETH: A DENTAL ODYSSEY From dentures as wedding presents to veneers, Keith Duffy traces the story of the Irish nation’s fast changing relationship with our teeth. Published: Wednesday 27th September, 9.35pm
LORCAN MURRAY’S CLASSIC DRIVE Lorcan brings you the perfect musical soundtrack, wherever you are, with the latest news and sports updates and tips for what's on where you are. Published: Wednesday 27th September, 4.00pm
Ómós Áite Monaghan poet Caitríona Ní Chléirchín is this week’s guest. Published: Wednesday 27th September, 2.05pm
Dan Hegarty on 2FM The Alternative – Session Archives – Tuesday, September 26: This week’s visit to the Session Archives finds tracks from Sessions from Whipping Boy (1990), Daire Heffernan (2022), and Junkster (1995). This was the first of a number of session that Whipping Boy recorded in Studio 8. This session (recorded for Dave Fanning) came two years […] Published: Tuesday 26th September, 11.00pm
OBITUARY ***New Series*** When her editor informs her that she will be paid per article, an obituarist for a small-town newspaper begins murdering people to avoid going broke. However, Elvira’s plans are upended when she falls for the paper’s dogged new crime correspondent. Published: Tuesday 26th September, 10.15pm
MYSTERY TRAIN WITH JOHN KELLY Mystery Train is a nightly journey through the many wonders of recorded music - from its vintage glories to the latest sounds. Published: Tuesday 26th September, 7.00pm
Aistear an Amhráin Monto - The Dubliner’s bawdy ballad keeps alive the memory of a part of Dublin that was once the most notorious red-light district in Europe. Published: Tuesday 26th September, 7.00pm