Sunday Miscellany: Sean Rocks remembered by Karen J McDonnell A story of friendship with a beloved actor and radio host Sunday Miscellany • 25 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Sean Rocks remembered by Karen J McDonnell A story of friendship with a beloved actor and radio host Sunday Miscellany • 25 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Nuala O'Faolain remembered, by Hugo Hamilton Touring Berlin in the company of an iconic writer... Sunday Miscellany • 24 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Nuala O'Faolain remembered, by Hugo Hamilton Touring Berlin in the company of an iconic writer... Sunday Miscellany • 24 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: You Could Be Anywhere, by Anne Enright "Naas, Newbridge, Kildare, Portlaoise, Monasterevin, Borris-in-Ossary, Moneygall..." A father-daughter road trip to Co Clare Sunday Miscellany • 20 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: You Could Be Anywhere, by Anne Enright "Naas, Newbridge, Kildare, Portlaoise, Monasterevin, Borris-in-Ossary, Moneygall..." A father-daughter road trip to Co Clare Sunday Miscellany • 20 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: These Days, by Abi Daré "It is a paradox: wanting to live forever, while refusing to look like we've lived at all". Contemplating time, distance and motherhood, from Lagos to London Sunday Miscellany • 19 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: These Days, by Abi Daré "It is a paradox: wanting to live forever, while refusing to look like we've lived at all". Contemplating time, distance and motherhood, from Lagos to London Sunday Miscellany • 19 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Mattie Brennan on the magic of lambing season "He knew each one of his animals and their quirks, the way a good teacher knows their pupils..." A writer contemplates his Sligo father's farming vocation Sunday Miscellany • 18 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Mattie Brennan on the magic of lambing season "He knew each one of his animals and their quirks, the way a good teacher knows their pupils..." A writer contemplates his Sligo father's farming vocation Sunday Miscellany • 18 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: An ode to Jessie Buckey's hopes for an Oscar An ode to Jessie Buckey's hopes for an Oscar win... Sunday Miscellany • 10 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: An ode to Jessie Buckey's hopes for an Oscar An ode to Jessie Buckey's hopes for an Oscar win... Sunday Miscellany • 10 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Gold from the Dairy, by Margaret Hickey The important tradition of churning butter, in Irish history Sunday Miscellany • 09 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Gold from the Dairy, by Margaret Hickey The important tradition of churning butter, in Irish history Sunday Miscellany • 09 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Lambing Season, by Kate O'Shaughnessy A seasonal activity that can be harsh, but also strangely therapeutic Sunday Miscellany • 04 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Lambing Season, by Kate O'Shaughnessy A seasonal activity that can be harsh, but also strangely therapeutic Sunday Miscellany • 04 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Remembering Michael Longley, by Olivia O'Leary The music and humanity of language, a gift from the great poet to a young and nervous journalist in 1970's Belfast Sunday Miscellany • 03 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Remembering Michael Longley, by Olivia O'Leary The music and humanity of language, a gift from the great poet to a young and nervous journalist in 1970's Belfast Sunday Miscellany • 03 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Manchán's wild words from the Dingle Peninsula The Irish words and expressions you won't find in any dictionary Sunday Miscellany • 02 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Manchán's wild words from the Dingle Peninsula The Irish words and expressions you won't find in any dictionary Sunday Miscellany • 02 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Mark Horgan on another Irish rugby triumph Mark Horgan on another rugby triumph at Twickenham, 20 years ago Sunday Miscellany • 23 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Mark Horgan on another Irish rugby triumph Mark Horgan on another rugby triumph at Twickenham, 20 years ago Sunday Miscellany • 23 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Mervyn Wall on the magic of The Forty Foot Is it machismo or health-consciousness that prompts anyone to swim in the freezing Irish seas? Sunday Miscellany • 09 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Mervyn Wall on the magic of The Forty Foot Is it machismo or health-consciousness that prompts anyone to swim in the freezing Irish seas? Sunday Miscellany • 09 Mar
Sunday Miscellany: Swimming the Moon by Anne Le Marquand Hartigan Two young girls in search of adventure, and a daring night-time swim Sunday Miscellany • 17 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Swimming the Moon by Anne Le Marquand Hartigan Two young girls in search of adventure, and a daring night-time swim Sunday Miscellany • 17 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Buildings, by Maurice Craig When it comes to houses, varying definitions of 'old' and entertaining outlandish legends Sunday Miscellany • 10 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Buildings, by Maurice Craig When it comes to houses, varying definitions of 'old' and entertaining outlandish legends Sunday Miscellany • 10 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Making A Fiery Impression, by Mary Arrigan Determined to put best face forward when potential in-laws came calling, but the heating applicances had other ideas Sunday Miscellany • 09 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Making A Fiery Impression, by Mary Arrigan Determined to put best face forward when potential in-laws came calling, but the heating applicances had other ideas Sunday Miscellany • 09 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Bedtime Tales, by Catherine Ann Cullen Nocturnal fears aren't helped when, in so many fairy tales, the bed itself plays a pivotal role Sunday Miscellany • 05 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Bedtime Tales, by Catherine Ann Cullen Nocturnal fears aren't helped when, in so many fairy tales, the bed itself plays a pivotal role Sunday Miscellany • 05 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: The Cot, by Michael Harding When a parent has to face putting away childish things, accepting that time moves inexorably forward Sunday Miscellany • 04 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: The Cot, by Michael Harding When a parent has to face putting away childish things, accepting that time moves inexorably forward Sunday Miscellany • 04 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: God Stole My Bike, by Liz Nugent Jealous rivalries over a two-wheeled dream machine are resolved by divine intervention Sunday Miscellany • 03 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: God Stole My Bike, by Liz Nugent Jealous rivalries over a two-wheeled dream machine are resolved by divine intervention Sunday Miscellany • 03 Feb
Classic Sunday Miscellany: Walking the Marathon, by Sharon Hogan Whether self-imposed or otherwise, life often demands we make marathon efforts Sunday Miscellany • 28 Jan
Classic Sunday Miscellany: Walking the Marathon, by Sharon Hogan Whether self-imposed or otherwise, life often demands we make marathon efforts Sunday Miscellany • 28 Jan
Classic Sunday Miscellany: Market Day, by Benedict Kiely The many iterations of a grafter - are they honest salesmen or huckster showmen? Sunday Miscellany • 27 Jan
Classic Sunday Miscellany: Market Day, by Benedict Kiely The many iterations of a grafter - are they honest salesmen or huckster showmen? Sunday Miscellany • 27 Jan
Classic Sunday Miscellany: On Work, by John Ryan Differing definitions of work whether you labour with a shovel, a pen or a circus tent Sunday Miscellany • 27 Jan
Classic Sunday Miscellany: On Work, by John Ryan Differing definitions of work whether you labour with a shovel, a pen or a circus tent Sunday Miscellany • 27 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Aunt Ess, by Margaret Hawkins The proper foundations an elderly aunt laid down when dressing daily, an integral part of this childhood home Sunday Miscellany • 21 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Aunt Ess, by Margaret Hawkins The proper foundations an elderly aunt laid down when dressing daily, an integral part of this childhood home Sunday Miscellany • 21 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Marriage by Candlelight, by Sinéad McCoole A wedding that has gone down in Irish history, when Joseph Mary Plunkett and Grace Gifford wed in Kilmainham Gaol Sunday Miscellany • 19 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Marriage by Candlelight, by Sinéad McCoole A wedding that has gone down in Irish history, when Joseph Mary Plunkett and Grace Gifford wed in Kilmainham Gaol Sunday Miscellany • 19 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Light of My Life, by Paul O'Dwyer Gift-giving anxiety that almost tips into panic, on a significant Christmas visit in 1997 Sunday Miscellany • 20 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Light of My Life, by Paul O'Dwyer Gift-giving anxiety that almost tips into panic, on a significant Christmas visit in 1997 Sunday Miscellany • 20 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Portrait of the Artist... by Gerard Stembridge Irish brodcasting's move from monochrome to colour in 1973, and the impact in one house where political results were being closely watched Sunday Miscellany • 19 Jan
Sunday Miscellany: Portrait of the Artist... by Gerard Stembridge Irish brodcasting's move from monochrome to colour in 1973, and the impact in one house where political results were being closely watched Sunday Miscellany • 19 Jan
