Radio Highlights: Cork punk and psych-rock in 2XM's Dreamland finale
I Dreamed I Dream, onstage in Limerick: help close out the Dreamland series; Tuesday, 7pm; RTÉ 2XM
Best pals and neighbours, eight-year-old Norah and Rose take over the wheels of steel — if you’d like your child to be DJ for a Day, email junior@rte.ie.
The Metropolitan Opera, New York, presents the groundbreaking and influential by Anthony Davis.
A Place of Pointed Stones: Poet Jessica Traynor writes a poetic history of the town of Banagher in County Offaly.
A new series that supports preschool children in role play and learning, with star Aisling Kearns.
Radio drama by Aodh Ó Domhnaill. Two climbers take on a steep and dangerous mountain in Mayo, known as ‘An Duairceán’.
Celebrating female creativity on St Bridgid's Day: Mairín Alsop, Sofia Coppola, Paula Meehan, and others feature.
RTÉ radio producer and trendsetter Peter Curtin oversees an eclectic selection of music from independent music scenes around the world.
Pianist Alexandre Kantorow joins the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and maestro Elim Chan for performances of works by Rachmaninov and Liszt.
Previewing the best of new telly; Kazakh pianist Alim Beisembayev speaks ahead of his upcoming NCO performance.
A journey along Ireland's west coast in search of new sounds concludes in Cork — including live performances from psych-rock songwriter Elaine Malone, post-punk duo Big Boy Foolish and punk enfants terribles I Dreamed I Dream; plus an unheard collaboration between Corkman Arthur Itis and Dundalk space-farer Twink Mammy, aka Baby Nits.
This week from the Session Archives: Kilkenny rockers Engine Alley in a 1990 Fanning Session back, plus Valerie Francis (2009) and Selló (2022).
John Finucane, Jessie Grimes, and Finghin Collins come together for a concert of duos and trios in a recording from the Drogheda Classical Music series.
Ahead of the second anniversary of Belfast post-rockers And So I Watch You From Afar's sixth LP , a 2022 interview with guitarist Rory Friers.
A Marty Party of the highest order, as Wet Wet Wet man Marti Pellow calls in to discuss his upcoming gig in Dublin with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.
Dan brings us highlights of much-fancied alternative popstar Caroline Polachek's performance at the 2023 Way Out West festival in Gothenburg.
A special edition from Dublin's Project Arts Centre, celebrating 40 years of Rough Magic Theatre Company.
Live from the National Concert Hall in Dublin as the National Symphony Orchestra and Choruses are joined by soloists Ailish Tynan and Niamh O'Sullivan for Mahler's .
Mr Morgan wants to tell the children of Ireland some stories — but Sam and Izzy just want to change the script.
Fashion designer, visual artist and writer Joanne Hynes, in conversation with singer-songwriter, composer and librettist, Julie Feeney.
