August 2009

Sunday 30th August 2009

Duration: 46.20

Spoken contributors:
Words and Meanings by Conor O'Callaghan
Old Books by Catherine Foley
The Old Order Changeth by Cyril Kelly
George Victor de Noyer by Sherra Murphy
Class Act by Joan Morrissey
Meeting Mohammad Ali by William Rock

Music on the programme:
The Welsh Arrow by Pierre Bensusan
Concerto No 11 - L'Estro Armonico for 2 Horns by Vivaldi performed by the Sinfonietta Cracovia
New Orleans Instrumental No. 1 by REM
Celia Connellan performed by Kathleen Loughnane and Friends
Star of The Morning performed by Julia Haines and Tommy Hayes

Sunday 23rd August 2009

This programme was broadcast to coincide with Heritage Week 2009. The content of the programme is a selection of material recorded by Sunday Miscellany last year on location in Dun Laoghaire and Kilkenny in association with The Heritage Council.

Dur: 44.36

Spoken contributions on the programme....
Sea Urchin - After the sculpture by Rachel Joynt - a poem by Enda Wyley
The Groupie by Bernard Farrell
Kingfisher by Mark Roper
When I was a Child by Julie Parsons
Flow on Lovely River by Cathy Power
Between The Mountains and The Sea by Tim Carey
Hearing the River by Michael Coady

Music on the programme...
Bach Gigue from Suite No. 3 in C Major performed by William Butt.
Come Back to Erin performed by Máire Breatnach
Éist composed by Máire Breatnach and performed by Máire Breatnach, Cormac Breatnach and Martin Dunlea.
The Rose of Mooncoin performed by Isabelle and Patrick Rafter
Bach Sarabande from Suite No. 3 in C Major performed by William Butt.

Sunday 16th August 2009

Duration: 46.00

Spoken Contributions on the programme were:
Pirates by Chuck Kruger
Swimming by Pat Boran
Back in the Saddle by Ann Shortall
Scott Walker by Joseph O'Connor
Aunt Ess by Margaret Hawkins
To a Genealogist - a poem by Gerard Smyth

Music on the programme was:
L'Alchimiste by Pierre Bensusan
Night Swimming by REM
Prelude from A Pack of Fancies for a Travelling Harp by Brian Boydell performed by Cliona Doris
Boy Child by Scott Walker
Opus 10. Air (Dublinesque) composed by Billy Joel performed by Richard Joo

Sunday 9th August 2009

Meeting our Myths by Tim Carey
The Argan Tree by Cathleen Brindley
Southern Star by Leo Cullen ( R )
An Unusual Name by Pat Boran
Lighthouses by Mary Russell

Music on the programme was:

Guantanamera by The Great Chaquito Big Band.
African Journey by Jakko Jaszyk
Meet You at the Moon sung by Imelda May
Born Free composed and conducted by John Barry performed by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Sunday 2nd August 2009

The Emperor of Ice cream by Iggy McGovern (R )
Inis Oirr by Éamonn Ó hUallacháin
Flypaper by Pat Boran
Fireships by Mary O'Malley
Making Bread by Patricia Clarke (R )
Boys by Catherine Foley

Music on the programme was:

The Happy Wanderer performed by Mantovani and His Orchestra
Inis Oirr sung by Lasairíona Ní Chonaola
In Search Of Paradise composed by Lee Chu Kiong
Winter Into Spring" by Magical Strings
30 de Marzo by Rodrigo Y Gabriela.