
A history of the G.A.A in County Clare, from its origins in 1884 when Clareman Michael Cusack lit the torch that led to the founding of the organisation. (Broadcast 1984)
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A 'fly on the wall' documentary about the accident and emergency department of the Mater hospital, Dublin. (First broadcast 2001)
Novelist and playwright William Trevor was one of the finest writers of his generation and is, perhaps, most fondly remembered for the TV adaptation of his much-loved short story, The Ballroom of R...
Bronze Radio Winner - New York Festivals 2012 - History
For 4 decades in Newfoundland, Major General Hugh Tudor, avoided publicity whilst living a careful quiet life in the shadows. But he lived in fear all his life - for during Ireland's most troubled ...
A radio documentary on the changing world of Eugene Kierans, Master Butcher (Broadcast 1989)
In 2005, Nora Nic Con Ultaigh learned that her that her great-grandfather had bought a Caravaggio painting at an auction and later sold it. Nora and her cousin began a quest to find this painting. ...
A radio documentary that traces the evolution of the VEC in Kerry from its origins in Technical Instruction.
A radio documentary about women who choose to have a home birth.
2006 New York Radio Festivals Competition - World Bronze Medal - Sports Commentary and Analysis
Mick Murphy, "The Iron Man", won the 1958 Ras Tailtean, one of the great Irish sporting achievements. Mick tells Peter Woods and Liam O'Brien the extraordinary story of how, after taking up racing ...
A look at the compelling life of Sean Bourke, who became famous in the 60s for helping George Blake escape from prison (Broadcast 1983).
There are so many dogs living in sanctuaries around the country. 'A Dogs Life' looks at the day to day running of a sanctuary in Carlow. We also meet the owners and examine the motivations, the wor...