Radio Highlights: Tonie Walsh recounts his activism and DJing journey on RTÉ Gold
Tonie Walsh: Legendary gay-rights activist looks back on spinning vinyl at the Hirschfield Centre; Sunday, 6pm; RTÉ Gold
Celebrating the centenary of pianist and composer Ferricio Busoni.
Commentary as Gaeilge, as Galway and Armagh battle it out for the Sam Maguire Cup in the All-Ireland Senior Football Final.
Trailblazing DJ and LGBT*-rights activist Tonie Walsh joins producer Eric Moore to look back over his story — including spinning discs at Dublin's Hirschfield Centre.
The Trio con Brio, Copenhagen, turns into a quartet with the addition of viola, for a concert based around Johannes Brahm's .
Recorded live at Ennis' Consairtín festival in April, a concert by Martina, Brian, Keith and Conor O’Loughlin, and Pádraic O’Reilly.
Maggie is six years old and has a musical ant-farm on her bedroom shelf. When she has a question on her mind, she watches the worlds of the ants using her imagination.
Violinist Daniel Lozakovich joins the RAI National Symphony Orchestra and conductor Kazuki Yamada for a performance of Saint-Saëns' .
Music show presented by Ciarán Ó Fátharta, showcasing famous sean nós singers, including the late Caitlín Maude.
Older members of Ireland's LGBTQIA+ community share their feelings on the changes of recent years, and seeing a younger generation flourish in a fairer society.
A nation holds its breath, as legendary sportscaster George Hamilton fills in for Lorcan Murray.
Dublin grunge revivalists HAVVK perform their debut Studio 8 session, after years of late-night play on Dan Hegarty's watch.
Kids' radio drama. Aoife and Katie get dragged into park feuds and end up on the outs with each other. Meanwhile, The Cloak issues a warning — close Unity Park.
Liam Ó Maonlaí is joined by Rónán Ó Snodaigh and Myles O'Reilly for music and conversation.
Post-punks The Murder Capital, live from Vicar Street at March's RTÉ Choice Music Prize ceremony.
The RTÉ Concert Orchestra has invited two extraordinary singers, Celine Byrne and Noah Stewart, to mark Puccini's centenary at the NCH, Dublin.
