Radio Highlights: The Banshees of Inisherin on Arena; The Murder Capital chat new album
An Oscar-nomination special, including a special panel of contributors, discusses how the Irish have done in films such as The Banshees of Inisherin and An Cailín Ciúin.
Finishing his present run of cover for the Irish music champion, your writer oversees an overview of the current Cork scene.
Siblings Aoife, Daire, and Oisín take over the airwaves for 30 minutes of their favourite music. If you have a child aged from five to 12 who’d like to be a DJ, email junior@rte.ie
The Metropolitan Opera New York presents Donizetti’s , starring some of today’s most celebrated bel canto singers as the fearless landowner and the hapless peasant in search of love.
Unearthing Slow Airs: Tracing the roots of four slow airs from across Ireland to uncover how they have developed both culturally and musically, from their origin to now.
A look at the State’s history focuses on the diaspora, thought to be 10 times the population of the island of Ireland, and how it contributed to our international standing.
Part one of the weeknight arts magazine’s special from Tradfest in Dublin — performances and interviews with Dervish, Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh (Altan), Louise Mulcahy, Dani Larkin, and more. Continues Wednesday.
Neansaí Ní Choisdealbha presents the best of the Irish musical tradition, every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evening.
James and Cathal from post-punk wunderkinder The Murder Capital chat to Dan Hegarty about their new album, .
Mandolin revivalist Avi Avital joins the Thuringia Philharmonic Gotha-Eisenach for a concert that includes works by JS Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, D Bruce, Sulkhan Tsindzadze, and Avi Avital.
An Oscar-nomination special, including a special panel of contributors to discuss how the Irish have done, in films such as and .
Celebrated post-rock outfit Meltybrains? perform in a newly-recorded Studio 8 session, airing new material ahead of the release of new album , and speak with Dan Hegarty about its recording.
Ola Majekodunmi serves up a mix of new Irish music and discussion from Black and Gaelach artists.
What happens when you get sucked into a black hole? Alan Foster joins Phil and Julie from Antarctica to explain what might happen if you fell into the gravitational pull of a dying star.
Kerry musician Nicole Ní Dhubhshláine took over as the presenter at the start of the year, presiding over a mix of traditional music from masters and innovators alike.
Paul Herriott brings us tonight’s concert live from the National Concert Hall as soprano Danielle de Niese joins the National Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Jamie Martin for Poulenc’s .
