Radio Highlights: The Scratch go acoustic in a new RTÉ session
The Scratch on stage at All Together Now Festival 2023: new tunes recorded in session for The Alternative; Tuesday, 11pm; 2FM. Pic: ATN/Stephen Golden
Discussing 25 years of the Scotland Act and the state of the independence campaign in the country.
Debussy's from Budapest — Iván Fischer conducts the Budapest Festival Orchestra.
Dorothea the Doozy: The life and work of Dorothea Herbert — poet, writer, artist, and proud spinster from Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary — is sometimes compared with Jane Austen’s.
Singer and actress Ute Lemper calls in before 'Rendezvous with Marlene', her upcoming show at Dublin's National Concert Hall.
Sitting down with world-famous comic book artist, Will Sliney, to discuss all things art and animation in season two of 'Storytellers'. Tune in to learn all about the drawing show and how you can get involved too.
Join Cian Ó Cíobháin for a gentle start to the week, with new music from Rachel Lavelle, Kevin Richard Martin, Shackleton, VÄLVÉ, and Lee Gamble.
Finghín Collins, the new Artistic Director of Dublin International Piano Competition, introduces listeners to Korean pianist Sae Yoon Chon — ahead of a performance at the Pavilion, Dun Laoghaire on Friday, November 24.
Charlie informs us about the history of basketball and its pioneer James Naysmith. But did it all really come from a glut of peaches, Flat-Faced Jolly and someone swallowing a tennis ball?
An intimate journey exploring contemporary music and landscape on Ireland’s western edge - episode 1 features interviews and live sessions from Donegal artists Lunch Machine, George Houston, and Arn, and a tribute to late sonic experimentalist Aengus Friel Lawrence, aka Shammen Delly.
Following the release of second album , Dublin trad-rockers The Scratch join Dan Hegarty for an acoustic session and an interview.
Eclectic music show hosted by Cormac Donovan O'Neill, spotlighting new Irish pop, folk, alternative, and indie releases.
Lorcan Murray is joined live by the RTÉ Concert Orchestra with conductor Robert Houlihan, for an atmospheric winter broadcast from the RTÉ studios in Donnybrook.
Cork-born poet and writer Theo Dorgan on his new collection of verse, .
Peter Murphy reviews Sly Stone's autobiography, ; a conversation with Kensho Watanabe, ahead of his stint as guest conductor with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.
Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh joins Liam Ó Maonlaí on the final programme of the series — simulcasting live on R na G's YouTube.
Broadcast live from An Cheathrú Rua to commemorate Oireachtas na Ceathrún Rua 1983-2023.
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.
Live from the National Concert Hall as Leonard Slatkin is on the podium to conduct the National Symphony Orchestra, Chorus and soloists.
Blindboy Boatclub chats to Sean Rocks about his new short story collection, .
