Monthly Archives: November 2023

THE WORKS PRESENTS John Kelly meets artist Patricia Hurl. Published: Thursday 30th November, 11.35pm
HEATED On this week's programme - there's no such thing as waste. Michelle visits a school and café who have both jumped into the world of Anaerobic Digestion to create power from waste; Hannah Quinn Mulligan seeks out the route taken by some “best before - out of date” Supermarket food; and for a creative resource centre based in Belfast, there’s no such thing as useless. Published: Thursday 30th November, 8.00pm
EAR TO THE GROUND This week on the show, a Donegal Farmer comes up with a unique way to harvest his veg, Australian cattle braving a winter in Kerry and one woman realising her dream of planting a forest. Published: Thursday 30th November, 7.00pm
Ceol a’Ghleanna Music show from Donegal with musician Ciarán Ó Maonaigh. Published: Thursday 30th November, 7.00pm
THE FULL SCORE WITH LIZ NOLAN We're at the Kilkenny Arts Festival for our final Full Score of the week for a concert featuring the Irish Chamber Orchestra led by violinist and chief conductor Thomas Zehetmair. Published: Thursday 30th November, 1.00pm
DONAL SKEHAN: HOME COOK  Donal focuses on delicious family meals that can be prepared in one pot, on today's menu, are Moroccan spiced meatballs, a comforting chicken stew with dumplings and then one his family loves - Fish and clams with creamy peas and spinach. Published: Wednesday 29th November, 8.30pm
HOW TO COOK WITH WELL WITH RORY O’CONNELL  Rory prepares Hot Buttered Oysters on Toast for this week’s starter, followed by Italian Beef Stew served with Gremolata, and Scallion Champ. Published: Wednesday 29th November, 8.00pm
NIALL CARROLL’S CLASSICAL DAYTIME Niall Carroll plays music from the heart of the classical repertoire with Sounds on Screen, a piece from either the big or the small screen at 11am, and at midday Niall chooses his Five of a Kind. Published: Wednesday 29th November, 10.00am
MY BODYFIX ***Series Finale*** In the series finale presenter Kathryn Thomas meets 53 year old Diarmuid Santry who was fit and healthy, leading a full life with his family in Drogheda when he discovered he had cancerous tumours in his neck and throat.    Published: Tuesday 28th November, 8.30pm
Scannal: For Puc’s Sake How debate over Kerry's Puck Fair gripped the nation in the long hot summer of 2022, and a wild goat found himself hoisted up and down a scaffolding as animal rights activists and locals clashed. Published: Tuesday 28th November, 7.00pm