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DOCUMENTARY ON ONE: LITTLE MOLLY O’NEILL In a graveyard in Wexford is a family headstone. Many names are listed but one date stands out among the others – Christmas Eve 1922, when a mother – Alice O’Neill – and her seven children all died on the same day. They all died in a fire that was to haunt a community and […]
HOME NEWS Our new series Home News sees presenter Brian O’Connell find out how Irish newspapers outside the Republic of Ireland are trying to keep Irish communities connected. From Shoreditch to Sydney and New York to Newry, Home News is a new five part series in which journalist and broadcaster Brian O’Connell travels the world looking at […]
IRELAND’S SEARCH AND RESCUE ***Final Episode*** A Hunter stranded on the wet, exposed Wicklow mountains needs the help of Dublin and Wicklow mountain rescue team; A fisherman has his chest crushed miles out to sea. Shannon Coastguard Heliccopter Rescue 116 is  his only chance of making it to hospital.
Faoisidin Some well-known Donegal personalities confess all to Michelle Nic Grianna.
ARTS TONIGHT: THE FAMINE IN ART A special programme from the Great Hunger Museum commemorating the Irish Famine at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut, on the museum’s exceptional collection of art. Guests include Grace Brady, director of the museum; Niamh O’Sullivan, inaugural curator of the art collection; artist Meg Chamberlain; philosopher Richard Kearney, and more. 2000 – 2100
THE ZOO Christmas Special In the festive edition of ‘The Zoo’, Tom Dunne, broadcaster and narrator of The Zoo leaves behind the headphones and studio microphone, and heads off to Santa’s Grotto in Dublin Zoo.
Raidió na Gaeltachta 40 Bliain faoi bhláth Proceedings from a seminar about Raidió na Gaeltachta to mark its 40 year celebrations, featuring a lecture by Róisín Nic Dhonncha.
Leitir Ceanainn A programme about the history and development of Letterkenny, Co. Donegal.
Raidió na Gaeltachta – 40 Bliain faoi Bhláth The second programme in this series of proceedings from a seminar to mark RnaG’s 40 year, featuring Siobhán Ní Laoire.