Sunday Miscellany: Castleisland in a Period of Potato Panic The precious, fragile archives that chronicle one famine-ravaged community in Kerry Culture • 2 hrs
Sunday Miscellany: Castleisland in a Period of Potato Panic The precious, fragile archives that chronicle one famine-ravaged community in Kerry Culture • 2 hrs
Watch: The Divine Comedy live at the Cirque Royal, Brussels The Divine Comedy bring all the suave elegance and humour of their orchestral pop to the Cirque Royal in Brussels. Music • 5 hrs
Watch: The Divine Comedy live at the Cirque Royal, Brussels The Divine Comedy bring all the suave elegance and humour of their orchestral pop to the Cirque Royal in Brussels. Music • 5 hrs
RTÉ Cult TV Classics: The enduring mad genius of Soupy Norman In a quiet corner of a Dublin pub on a rainy Tuesday afternoon, two stalwarts of the Irish comedy scene are quietly chatting over pints. RTÉ Cult Classics • 2 hrs
RTÉ Cult TV Classics: The enduring mad genius of Soupy Norman In a quiet corner of a Dublin pub on a rainy Tuesday afternoon, two stalwarts of the Irish comedy scene are quietly chatting over pints. RTÉ Cult Classics • 2 hrs
Ballydehob Jazz Festival: where music and community shine on Joseph O'Leary, director of the Ballydehob Jazz Festival, tells us how the wild West Cork shindig - which celebrates its 20th anniversary over the May Bank Holiday weekend - became 'a harbour for creativity'. Festivals • 4 hrs
Ballydehob Jazz Festival: where music and community shine on Joseph O'Leary, director of the Ballydehob Jazz Festival, tells us how the wild West Cork shindig - which celebrates its 20th anniversary over the May Bank Holiday weekend - became 'a harbour for creativity'. Festivals • 4 hrs
Book Of The Week: The Truth About Ruby Cooper by Liz Nugent At what point does a review veer into spoiler alert territory? Book Of The Week • 2 hrs
Book Of The Week: The Truth About Ruby Cooper by Liz Nugent At what point does a review veer into spoiler alert territory? Book Of The Week • 2 hrs
Why opera still matters in the modern world Ahead of Irish National Opera's nationwide tour of Vincenzo Bellini's Norma this May and June, the production's director Orpha Phelan tells us how opera can 'help us understand ourselves better'. Opera • 3 hrs
Why opera still matters in the modern world Ahead of Irish National Opera's nationwide tour of Vincenzo Bellini's Norma this May and June, the production's director Orpha Phelan tells us how opera can 'help us understand ourselves better'. Opera • 3 hrs
10 must-see summer gigs (that aren't sold out yet) One of the best part of an Irish summer, regardless of whether the sun shines or not, is the joy of experiencing a gig exposed to the elements. Listicles • 25 Apr
10 must-see summer gigs (that aren't sold out yet) One of the best part of an Irish summer, regardless of whether the sun shines or not, is the joy of experiencing a gig exposed to the elements. Listicles • 25 Apr
New games reviewed: Saros is a sharp sci-fi shooter to die for Saros is a fast-paced, electrifying and altogether unforgiving action shooter that continues to raise the bar for video games in 2026. Games • 24 Apr
New games reviewed: Saros is a sharp sci-fi shooter to die for Saros is a fast-paced, electrifying and altogether unforgiving action shooter that continues to raise the bar for video games in 2026. Games • 24 Apr
Win tickets to see Robyn live in Dublin Robyn will bring The Sexistential Tour to 3Arena, Dublin on Wednesday 24 June 2026, with special guest Erika de Casier - and we've got a pair of tickets to give away! Competition • 27 Apr
Win tickets to see Robyn live in Dublin Robyn will bring The Sexistential Tour to 3Arena, Dublin on Wednesday 24 June 2026, with special guest Erika de Casier - and we've got a pair of tickets to give away! Competition • 27 Apr
Beating the sophomore slump - great second albums by Irish bands Kneecap's second album Fenian is one of the most anticipated albums of 2026. To mark the release, 2fm's Dan Hegarty looks at some other sophomore albums by Irish acts from the recent and distant past. Listicles • 24 Apr
Beating the sophomore slump - great second albums by Irish bands Kneecap's second album Fenian is one of the most anticipated albums of 2026. To mark the release, 2fm's Dan Hegarty looks at some other sophomore albums by Irish acts from the recent and distant past. Listicles • 24 Apr
New Irish Writing: All The Old Clocks by R.P. O'Donnell Ireland, 1988. Storm Cordelia rages through the village of Kilcraven. Still reeling from a devastating love affair and the collapse of a promising career in the Gardaí, Emma Daly is stuck. Books • 24 Apr
New Irish Writing: All The Old Clocks by R.P. O'Donnell Ireland, 1988. Storm Cordelia rages through the village of Kilcraven. Still reeling from a devastating love affair and the collapse of a promising career in the Gardaí, Emma Daly is stuck. Books • 24 Apr
The Culture 5 - your cultural highlights for the next seven days Hear The Culture 5 every Friday on Aedín in the Afternoon on RTÉ lyric fm Listicles • 24 Apr
The Culture 5 - your cultural highlights for the next seven days Hear The Culture 5 every Friday on Aedín in the Afternoon on RTÉ lyric fm Listicles • 24 Apr
RTÉ lyric Live: Jane O'Leary's Fanfare for RTÉ's 100th birthday Join RTÉ lyric fm's Paul Herriott and Artistic Director of New Music Dublin, John Harris as they co-present a landmark concert from the National Concert Hall... New Music Dublin • 23 Apr
RTÉ lyric Live: Jane O'Leary's Fanfare for RTÉ's 100th birthday Join RTÉ lyric fm's Paul Herriott and Artistic Director of New Music Dublin, John Harris as they co-present a landmark concert from the National Concert Hall... New Music Dublin • 23 Apr
Time to say goodbye - Paddy Breathnach on the end of The Dry Acclaimed filmmaker Paddy Breathnach has directed every single episode of RTÉ's acclaimed dramedy The Dry... TV • 23 Apr
Time to say goodbye - Paddy Breathnach on the end of The Dry Acclaimed filmmaker Paddy Breathnach has directed every single episode of RTÉ's acclaimed dramedy The Dry... TV • 23 Apr
Something for the Weekend: Jess Kav's cultural picks Songwriter, writer, poet and vocalist Jess Kav is one of the artists performing live in Catherine Young Dance's new production Ciseach | An Embodied Manifesto, touring to venues nationally this April and May. Something For The Weekend • 24 Apr
Something for the Weekend: Jess Kav's cultural picks Songwriter, writer, poet and vocalist Jess Kav is one of the artists performing live in Catherine Young Dance's new production Ciseach | An Embodied Manifesto, touring to venues nationally this April and May. Something For The Weekend • 24 Apr
Ireland At Venice Celebrating Ireland's participation in The Venice Biennale, a global stage for contemporary art and architecture visual arts • 2 hrs
Ireland At Venice Celebrating Ireland's participation in The Venice Biennale, a global stage for contemporary art and architecture visual arts • 2 hrs
Winners revealed for inaugural Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize Winners (L-R) Salem Anowe Chukwuezi, Conor Horgan Taylor Wes Photography • 22 Apr
Winners revealed for inaugural Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize Winners (L-R) Salem Anowe Chukwuezi, Conor Horgan Taylor Wes Photography • 22 Apr
Ultraviolet Art Talks: Artist Stephen Taylor Ultraviolet Art Talks is a podcast/videocast series exploring the human side of artists, curators, musicians and people involved in the art world. visual arts • 22 Apr
Ultraviolet Art Talks: Artist Stephen Taylor Ultraviolet Art Talks is a podcast/videocast series exploring the human side of artists, curators, musicians and people involved in the art world. visual arts • 22 Apr
RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival Awards to stream on RTÉ Culture RTÉ All-Ireland Drama Festival • 27 Apr
RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival Awards to stream on RTÉ Culture RTÉ All-Ireland Drama Festival • 27 Apr
Something for the Weekend: Louise Nealon's cultural picks Originally from Kildare, Belfast-based writer Louise Nealon won acclaim for her debut novel Snowflake... Books • 22 Apr
Something for the Weekend: Louise Nealon's cultural picks Originally from Kildare, Belfast-based writer Louise Nealon won acclaim for her debut novel Snowflake... Books • 22 Apr
Get Creative: Journalism in the age of AI - feeling sharpens fact In a new series, writer Roe McDermott explores the human elements AI can't replicate: voice, craft, instinct, and the slow process of discovering what you think. Get Creative • 22 Apr
Get Creative: Journalism in the age of AI - feeling sharpens fact In a new series, writer Roe McDermott explores the human elements AI can't replicate: voice, craft, instinct, and the slow process of discovering what you think. Get Creative • 22 Apr
Sunday Miscellany on a trip to John McGahern Country An archivist is transported into the imaginative world of John McGahern Sunday Miscellany • 22 Apr
Sunday Miscellany on a trip to John McGahern Country An archivist is transported into the imaginative world of John McGahern Sunday Miscellany • 22 Apr
