Radio Highlights: 2FM's The Alternative looks at Irish debut albums in 2024
NewDad: among the artists whose debut albums are spotlighted on The Alternative; Monday, 11pm; 2FM
All the action live from the national Gaeltacht football tournament in Cill na Martra, Co. Cork, all weekend — finals on Monday from 10am.
Verdi's , led by soprano Maria Callas.
Remembering the sculptor Imogen Stuart and the poet Michael Coady, who died in March this year.
As 2024 reaches its halfway point, Dan Hegarty looks at this year's Irish debut albums, including Sprints, NewDad, Conchur White, and Sick Love.
Live from the Schleswig-Holstein Festival in Haseldorf, Germany, as the Maiskys come together to perform works by Bach, Schubert, and Brahms.
A three-part documentary about the work of Scottish engineer Alexander Nimmo, whose work remains to be seen on Ireland's infrastructure, from bridges to roads and piers.
Leading Australian writer Richard Flanagan discusses his new memoir ; Daniel Medin talks about the writer Franz Kafka and his legacy to mark the 100th anniversary of his death.
Lara hails from Clonakilty, is dyslexic, and wants to be a teacher when she grows up, so she can help others in the same position — she meets Galway SNA Áine, and they discuss their shared experiences.
Dublin grunge revivalists HAVVK make their Studio 8 session debut, with live tunes and a Dan Hegarty interview.
Choreographer Catherine Young on her new dance show 'Ciseach' which is at the Backstage Theatre, Longford, and the Project Arts Centre, Dublin, this month.
Richard Aldous reviews Kevin Barry's new novel, , about a love affair in 1890s Montana.
Professor Nero obtains a malfunctioning mobile phone under dubious circumstances, but soon finds himself bored of the rings … leading to an epic quest, a series of frightening encounters, and one gorgeous jumper.
Musician and composer Steve Wickham and playwright Deirdre Kinahan preview their new theatre production, , which will premiere at Cork Midsummer Festival this month.
Live from the National Concert Hall, as Leonard Slatkin conducts the National Symphony Orchestra with pianist Wayne Marshall.
