DJ – and now Doctor – Annie Mac on the future of clubbing The superstar DJ and author from Dublin talks about getting an honorary doctorate, her student days in Belfast and her Before Midnight club nights. Highlights • 22 Nov 24
DJ – and now Doctor – Annie Mac on the future of clubbing The superstar DJ and author from Dublin talks about getting an honorary doctorate, her student days in Belfast and her Before Midnight club nights. Highlights • 22 Nov 24
Is your garden winter ready? Gardening expert Marie Staunton and Birdwatch Ireland's Brian Burke tell Claire how you can ensure your garden can handle the colder weather and any visiting birds are looked after. Highlights • 19 Nov 24
Is your garden winter ready? Gardening expert Marie Staunton and Birdwatch Ireland's Brian Burke tell Claire how you can ensure your garden can handle the colder weather and any visiting birds are looked after. Highlights • 19 Nov 24
Farewell to the 46A on Liveline As the iconic bus nears its end, Bagatelle's Ken Doyle tells Joe that the 46A is more integral to the existence of the band's best-known song than was previously known. Pop Culture • 13 Nov 24
Farewell to the 46A on Liveline As the iconic bus nears its end, Bagatelle's Ken Doyle tells Joe that the 46A is more integral to the existence of the band's best-known song than was previously known. Pop Culture • 13 Nov 24
Meet the man sharing stories of 'Weird Ireland' "The man behind the Weird Ireland social media accounts talks about unusual histories and his new Weird Ireland book. Highlights • 12 Nov 24
Meet the man sharing stories of 'Weird Ireland' "The man behind the Weird Ireland social media accounts talks about unusual histories and his new Weird Ireland book. Highlights • 12 Nov 24
Are you having an emotional affair? "If you're keeping something secret from your significant other, that's shady." Highlights • 06 Nov 24
Are you having an emotional affair? "If you're keeping something secret from your significant other, that's shady." Highlights • 06 Nov 24
How hearing loss led to the discovery of a lost Bram Stoker story Pharmacist, writer and historian Brian Cleary on coping with his sudden hearing loss and how it led to the discovery of a long-lost story by the author of Dracula. Highlights • 29 Oct 24
How hearing loss led to the discovery of a lost Bram Stoker story Pharmacist, writer and historian Brian Cleary on coping with his sudden hearing loss and how it led to the discovery of a long-lost story by the author of Dracula. Highlights • 29 Oct 24
Hugh Wallace on reviving Dublin city centre The architect and TV presenter talks to Cormac about a report from the Dublin City Centre Taskforce which contains initiatives aimed at improving the capital Highlights • 29 Oct 24
Hugh Wallace on reviving Dublin city centre The architect and TV presenter talks to Cormac about a report from the Dublin City Centre Taskforce which contains initiatives aimed at improving the capital Highlights • 29 Oct 24
Myth maker Stephen Fry on Odysseus and oxycontin The writer, comedian, actor and all-round Renaissance man talks to Brendan about falling, oxycontin, his new Greek Myths Retold book and mental health during wartime. Highlights • 21 Oct 24
Myth maker Stephen Fry on Odysseus and oxycontin The writer, comedian, actor and all-round Renaissance man talks to Brendan about falling, oxycontin, his new Greek Myths Retold book and mental health during wartime. Highlights • 21 Oct 24
Eoin McGee on his Health Scare The personal finance expert talks to Claire about how a serious health scare changed his outlook on life and work. Highlights • 26 Sep 24
Eoin McGee on his Health Scare The personal finance expert talks to Claire about how a serious health scare changed his outlook on life and work. Highlights • 26 Sep 24
Roddy Doyle on the Dublin riots, death threats and Family at 30 The 1990s was a big decade for little Ireland. We played in two World Cups. We couldn't seem to stop winning the Eurovision Song Contest. And Roddy Doyle conquered the world. Or at least, that's what it seemed like. Books • 23 Sep 24
Roddy Doyle on the Dublin riots, death threats and Family at 30 The 1990s was a big decade for little Ireland. We played in two World Cups. We couldn't seem to stop winning the Eurovision Song Contest. And Roddy Doyle conquered the world. Or at least, that's what it seemed like. Books • 23 Sep 24
