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DAYBREAK WITH EVONNE FERGUSON Evonne Ferguson will be up with the early birds to ease you into the weekend with her selections of music from across the centuries plus news and weather and the beginning of a new series of ecologist Anja Murray's Nature File at 9.15 RTÉ lyric fm, Saturday 18th April, 7.00am
PODCAST SERIES: COME TO YOUR CENSUS Joined by archivists and fellow historians – all of whom were granted early access to the records before they were issued to the public – Liz Gillis unpacks some of the key themes that emerge from the pages of the 1926 census.  Saturday 18th April, 8.00am
An tSeachtain le Máirín Ní Ghadhra The results of the 1926 census will be made publicly available after 100 years. This was the first census carried out after the establishment of the Free State. Máirín will speak to historians on the programme today to discuss the results and their significance.  RTÉ RnaG, Saturday 18th April, 11.00am
OPERA NIGHT WITH PAUL HERRIOTT The Metropolitan Opera New York presents Innocence by Saariaho RTÉ lyric fm, Saturday 18th April, 7.00pm
VOX NOSTRA WITH VLAD SMISHKEWYCH Durón, d'India and Carissimi bring sacred depth and theatrical fire to this Sunday's Vox Nostra. RTÉ lyric fm, Sunday 19th April, 7.00am
Aifreann an Domhnaigh Aifreann an Domhnaigh beo ó Shéipéal Mhuire gan Smál & Eoin Baiste, Inis Meáin, Árainn.  Sunday mass from Séipéal Mhuire gan Smál & Eoin Baiste, Inis Meáin, Árainn.  RTÉ RnaG, Sunday 19th April, 11.00am
RTÉ LYRIC LIVE: NEW MUSIC DUBLIN Paul Herriott brings us a new commission for RTE100 by Jane O'Leary performed by the RTE Concert Orchestra live from New Music Dublin. RTÉ lyric fm, Sunday 19th April, 7.00pm
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 each day Niall chooses his Five of a Kind. RTÉ lyric fm, Monday 20th April, 10.00am
Blaiseadh de Shaothar Shean Phádraic Uí Chonaire   It's often been said that Pádraic Ó Conaire, from Ros Muc in Conamara was the most famous Irish prose writer at the beiginning of this past century. He lived between 1882 and 1928 and left a rich body of writing as a legacy. Listeners will have the opportunity to hear some of his work in this series. Máirín Nic an Iomaire from Indreabhán, Conamara will be reading short stories from the book Scothscéalta.  RTÉ RnaG, Monday 20th April, 2.05pm
THE FULL SCORE WITH LIZ NOLAN Lang Lang joins the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Paavo Järvi for Ravel's Piano Concerto in G Major RTÉ lyric fm, Tuesday 21st April, 1.00pm

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