Listen to The Late Session on Wednesdays

There was a repeat of a very successful series of concerts broadcast last year on the Late Session on Wednesdays at 10pm during the summer, starting on Wednesday July 7th.

Weds 7th July 2004 - Listen to the show
Áine Uí Cheallaigh (amhráin)
Páidí O'Connor (accordion) and Aoife O'Keeffe (fiddle)
Presenter: Áine Hensey,
Sound Recording and Mixing: Mark McGrath,
Producer: Peter Browne.
(first broadcast October 5th 2003)

Weds 14th July 2004- Listen to the show
Liam Ó Floinn (uilleann pipes and tin whistle) with Steve Cooney (guitar) and Liam O'Connor (fiddle)
(First broadcast Sunday October 12th 2003)

Weds 21st July 2004- Listen to the show
Catherine McEvoy (flute) with Jacinta McGorman (guitar)
Zoe Conway (fiddle and songs) and Robbie Harris(percussion), Dónal Siggins (bouzouki) and Ciarán O'Grady (concertina)
(First broadcast Sunday October 19th 2003)

Weds 28th July 2004- Listen to the show
Séamus Ó Beaglaíoch (accordion and songs) and Jim Murray (guitar)
(First broadcast Sunday October 26th 2003)

Weds 4th August 2004- Listen to the show
Len Graham and Pádraigín Ní Uallacháin (songs)
Mick O'Brien (uilleann pipes and tin whistle) and Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh (fiddle and tin whistle)
(First broadcast Sunday November 2nd 2003

Weds 11th August 2004- Listen to the show
At the Racket
Producer: Peter Browne.
(First broadcast Sunday November 9th 2003)

Weds 18th August 2004- Listen to the show
Micheál Ó Raghallaigh (concertina)
Eileen O'Brien (fiddle and songs) and Deirdre McSherry (flute and piano)
(First broadcast Sunday November 16th 2003)

Weds 25th August 2004- Listen to the show
Martin Hayes (fiddle) and Dennis Cahill(guitar)
(First broadcast Sunday November 23rd 2003)

1st September 2004 - Listen to the show
Lashings of Music:A documentary on the life and times of the celebrated uilleann piper, Willie Clancy, who died in 1973 and who is remembered every summer by a famous music festival,Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy, which takes place in his home town of Miltown Malbay in west County Clare.
Presented and produced by Peter Browne.
(First Broadcast 26/12/03)