Radio Highlights: Will Sliney illustrates his comics journey on RTÉ Jr
Will Sliney, comic-book illustrator, speaks with CAKE about his career and passion; Monday, 7pm; RTÉ Jr
Morning moods with Evonne Ferguson, and at 9.15am, columnist Anja Murray's 'Nature File' looks at Ireland's population of common cranes — breeding in the wild again for the first time in over 300 years.
Paul Herriott presents Handel's conducted by Christian Curnyn, and recorded at the UK's Royal Opera House.
'Magic on a Winter’s Night': Behind the scenes at the Wexford Festival Opera, where artists, technicians and performers orchestrate their particular brand of alchemy.
Beckett Season continues with , a meditation on how time corrodes memory, and the old tune we have in our heads becomes fainter and fainter.
John Self reviews author Hilary Mantel's , a selection of her newspaper features and reviews; actor Geraldine Plunkett and writer/director Michael Scott on their play , coming up at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin.
Calling Marvel Comics fans and young artists alike — this week's edition speaks with Cork-based comics illustrator Will Sliney.
Composer Matthew Nolan tells Sean Rocks about a new live score he has written for Hitchcock's film . He will perform it live at the National Concert Hall, Dublin, on November 7 with Seán Mac Erlaine, Sharon Phelan, and Eivind Aarset.
Richie Egan, aka two-time Choice Music Prize-winner Jape, marks sixth album and an upcoming Irish tour with a brand-new Studio 8 session and chats with Dan Hegarty.
The best moustache in the game and its owner head for Wexford's National Opera House, to join volunteers and performers as the 72nd annual Wexford Festival Opera gets underway.
Dan Hegarty's record of the week is Dublin band The Harvest Ministers' 1993 LP , released via legendary Bristol-based label Sarah Records — vocalist Will Merriman chats with Dan for its 30th anniversary.
Dave Hackett speaks to a different guest each week about their work within the community — past guests include Mary Crilly (Sexual Violence Centre Cork), and Caitriona Twomey (Cork Penny Dinners).
World music show hosted by Julian Eduardo Suarez Bohorquez, going "from psychedelic cumbia and Cambodian surf rock to Malian desert blues", with a focus on historical, political, and cultural context.
The grand finale of the RTÉ Short Story Competition, live from the Pavilion Theatre, Dun Laoghaire, with finalists and the judging panel Claire Kilroy, Ferdia MacAnna, and Kathleen MacMahon.
This past August, the RTÉ Concert Orchestra brought the music of composers Rodgers and Hammerstein to life, on the 80th anniversary of their initial collaboration.
Just ahead of the Bank Holiday, Sinéad ventures to St Patricks NS in Stamullen, to test the knowledge of the students — and their teacher.
