Radio highlights: Ryan Tubridy's weekend show for local stations continues
Ryan Tubridy on Dublin's Q102
Máirín Ní Ghadhra will discuss the new political season ahead, at home and abroad.
Grab your pens and paper, and join Cassie Delaney for a quiz for all the family.
Tubs’ second career chapter continues, with a secondary weekend show, recorded from London for local Irish syndication.
Laura Lee-Conboy curates the very best in alternative music old and new, from goth and industrial, through EBM and new wave.
Hisham Matar discusses his novel with Sean Rocks.
RTÉ radio producer and trendsetter Peter Curtin oversees an eclectic selection of music from independent music scenes around the world.
An intimate journey exploring contemporary music and landscape on Ireland’s western edge — episode nine features interviews and live sessions from Strangeboy, Emma Langford, and Post Punk Podge & the Technohippies, plus chats with the Féile Na Gréine festival crew.
With debut album on shelves, Dublin punks Sprints head to Studio 8 for a live session with Dan Hegarty.
Cormac Donovan O’Neill spotlighting new Irish pop, folk, alternative, and indie releases.
Dan Hegarty looks back on the Irish at Holland’s Eurosonic festival, including performances from Power Of Dreams (1991), Republic Of Loose (2010), Soak (2015), Sinead O’Brien (2020), and Sello (2023).
Music man Ronan Collins shares the studio with a well-known musical artist to talk about their career, their music, and what motivates them to perform.
Host Eric Bickerdyke closes off the college/working week with an hour of selections from the worlds of punk, hardcore, and metal.
Theatre critic Helen Meany reviews by Samuel Beckett — the new Landmark production at Project Arts Centre, Dublin, starring Stephen Rea.
Join Hugh Cooney as he shares magical stories about Ireland — perfect for listeners under seven.
