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Wood Quay Summer Sessions go online for 2020

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The Wood Quay Summer Sessions return in July for a series of online lunchtime concerts broadcast from Dublin City Council's Wood Quay Venue, presenting an eclectic programme showcasing an array of cutting-edge Irish musical talent.

RTÉ Concert Orchestra viola player Elizabeth O'Neill (Pic Andres Poveda)

Inside Tracks: RTÉ CO player Elizabeth O'Neill's favourite music

John Martyn and Danny Thompson play Dublin's Gaiety Theatre in 1987 (pic John Cooney)

Reviewed: Small Hours: John Martyn by Graeme Thomson

Other Voices: Courage - watch Saint Sister & Crash Ensemble live

Other Voices courage

Evelyn Grant: "a privilege to be able to share beautiful music with our Lyric listeners"

At home with... Lyric FM's Evelyn Grant

Something for the Weekend - Úna Keane's Cultural Picks

Something For The Weekend

Garth Brooks at Croke Park in 2014: he really should have called Jim Gavin about the drive for five

The summer Garth Brooks didn't come to town

Other Voices Courage: Watch Neil Hannon & Cathy Davey in concert

Other Voices courage

Other Voices: Courage - watch Kodaline in concert

Bernard Clarke: Stormzy and Tupac but Beethoven and Led Zeppelin too

At home with... RTÉ Lyric FM's Bernard Clarke

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At home with... Sean Rocks, Arena presenter RTÉ Radio 1

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John Scofield: sensitive, knowing interpretations of bassist Steve Swallow's compositions

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Pianist Jon Balke: "sometimes just vague textures, sometimes solid..."

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Art Taylor: delight is indeed the business in hand

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Fake Names - Photo: Glen E Friedman

Fake Names the real deal on life-affirming punk record

Wolfgang Muthspiel, Austrian visionary on six strings

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John Sheahan with Colm Mac Con Iomaire, who guests on the album

John Sheahan reels in the years on debut solo album

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Sharp-dressed piano-player: Aaron Diehl

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