Radio Highlights: The Monaghan and Dublin bombings recalled in RTÉ's The Forgotten
The scene of the 1974 Dublin bombing. discussed all week in RTÉ Radio 1's six-part series The Forgotten
Morning moods with Evonne Ferguson, and at 9.15am, columnist Anja Murray explores Ireland's lesser-known bees in 'Nature File'.
Soprano Asmik Grigorian makes her New York Metropolitan Opera debut tackles as Cio-Cio-San, the geisha at the heart of Puccini’s .
A look at gems from Raidió na Gaeltachta's Munster Archives.
Feather and Flock — Jay: Ecologist Anja Murray and musician Brían MacGloinn on Ireland's wild birds, continuing with the colourful and intelligent jay.
Broadcasting live from the Boyne Hotel in Drogheda, Co Louth, discussing the upcoming European elections.
The first in a six-part radio event, documenting the May 17, 1974 bombings in Dublin and Monaghan with more than 60 original interviews. Continues Tuesday and Wednesday.
Choreographer Emma Martin tells Sean Rocks about her show, , coming to the Abbey Theatre as part of the Dublin Dance Festival.
The Sonoro Quartet perform works by Beethoven, Seán Doherty, and Shostakovich at Dublin's Windmill Lane.
Film critic John Maguire celebrates the 30th anniversary of Quentin Tarantino's new-noir classic .
Every superhero needs a good origin story — so why would a story-weaving, mischief-making, West African Spider-God be any different? Stories for the very young.
Back into the archives with Dan Hegarty, including Studio 8 sessions from My Little Funhouse (1991), Ten Speed Racer (2003), and Cruel Sister (2024).
A performance of Beethoven's by the Vienna Academy and WDR Chorus, conducted by Martin Haselböck.
Gaelgoths assemble — 'Go Tobann' vocalist Ailsha hosts another dive into the world of modern-day metal riffage.
Frank the Cabbage calls upon Nero’s Class to investigate why Mrunglody’s smooth-talking radio host is never off the air. Kids' radio comedy.
Nell Ní Chróinín, Breandán Ó Beaglaoich, Ruth Clinton, Griogar Labhruidh, Síle Friel, and Ye Vagabonds are among the musicians at Féile Róise Rua, on Árainn Mhór, Donegal.
Cellists Natalie Clein and Camille Thomas perform ahead of Galway's Cellisimo festival this weekend.
