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Paolo Nutini on his bittersweet new album & talking to Tarantino

Dawn O'Porter on L.A. living, toddler wrangling and her new novel

In a world where living your best life has become a job, Dawn O'Porter says her latest novel So Lucky cuts through the fakery of many a perfectly curated existence.

Books • 30 Oct 19

Watch: Johnny Logan sings When The Band Begin To Play

Three decades on from his Eurovison heyday, Johnny Logan keeps on rocking, with a devoted following, a successful new album entitled It Is What It Is and a headlining slot on the Throwback Stage at this year's Electric Picnic.

Culture • 23 Aug 18

Kathryn Thomas on the dark origins of nursery rhymes

Kathryn Thomas took a minute out from her regular duties on The Ray D'Arcy Show to tell listeners about how her eyes have been opened when it comes to the dark world of nursery rhymes.

RTÉ Radio 1 • 20 Aug 18

Watch: Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann abú!

To celebrate this week's Fleadh Ceoil, Kathryn Thomas was joined in studio for a few tunes with FleadhTV hosts Ruth Smith and Doireann Glackin.

fleadh cheoil • 15 Aug 18

Dust off the double denim - B*Witched are back!

They dominated the pop charts in the '90s with hits like 'C'est la Vie' and 'Blame It On The Weatherman' and single-handedly breathed new life into Ireland's double-denim and choker necklace cottage industries...

Music • 15 Aug 18

Watch: Stefanie Preissner talks Situationships

Can't Cope Won't Cope creator Stefanie Preissner joined Kathryn Thomas in studio to talk about her new RTÉ radio series Situationships, which looks at different relationships that we were born into, fell into, forced out of and chose to be in.

RTÉ Radio 1 • 14 Aug 18

The Stunning brew up a storm live in studio with Kathryn Thomas

On Friday afternoon, the Ray D'Arcy show were joined by The Stunning brothers Steve and Joe Wall, who treated listeners to a few of their hits.

Music • 15 May 17

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