Sunday Miscellany: The Bog Bothy, by Emmett Scanlon Why the Irish Architecture Foundation wanted to build a Bog Bothy in the midlands Sunday Miscellany • 10 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Bog Bothy, by Emmett Scanlon Why the Irish Architecture Foundation wanted to build a Bog Bothy in the midlands Sunday Miscellany • 10 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: An Emigrant Bog-Dweller, by Karen McHugh Translation challenges for the words 'turf' and 'bog' in cultures where they don't exist Sunday Miscellany • 08 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: An Emigrant Bog-Dweller, by Karen McHugh Translation challenges for the words 'turf' and 'bog' in cultures where they don't exist Sunday Miscellany • 08 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Old Bog Road, by Niamh Donnellan Connecting with our Iron Age ancestors, who created something amazing in a bog in Corlea, Longford Sunday Miscellany • 09 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Old Bog Road, by Niamh Donnellan Connecting with our Iron Age ancestors, who created something amazing in a bog in Corlea, Longford Sunday Miscellany • 09 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: All Aboard The State Coach, by Jonathan White From King Edward VII to de Valera, the remarkable story of Ireland's ornate State Coach, carriage 351 Sunday Miscellany • 04 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: All Aboard The State Coach, by Jonathan White From King Edward VII to de Valera, the remarkable story of Ireland's ornate State Coach, carriage 351 Sunday Miscellany • 04 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Thackeray on Grattan Hill, by Lourdes Mackey The novelist's life, love, and travels in 19th-century Ireland Sunday Miscellany • 03 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Thackeray on Grattan Hill, by Lourdes Mackey The novelist's life, love, and travels in 19th-century Ireland Sunday Miscellany • 03 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Orchard We Didn't Rob, by John MacKenna A tale of childhood mischief, tempered by kindness... Sunday Miscellany • 02 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Orchard We Didn't Rob, by John MacKenna A tale of childhood mischief, tempered by kindness... Sunday Miscellany • 02 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Summer of '76, by Denise Blake Recalling a sun-soaked summer of suspense in 1976, awaiting the Leaving Cert results Sunday Miscellany • 29 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: The Summer of '76, by Denise Blake Recalling a sun-soaked summer of suspense in 1976, awaiting the Leaving Cert results Sunday Miscellany • 29 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: lessons on Yeats from Mícheál Mac Liammóir A tutorial from the prominent Irish actor on the best way to portray Yeats Sunday Miscellany • 28 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: lessons on Yeats from Mícheál Mac Liammóir A tutorial from the prominent Irish actor on the best way to portray Yeats Sunday Miscellany • 28 Aug
Oein DeBharduin on tradition, community and Traveller culture On the fires of tradition, community and Traveller culture, where all can warm their hands Sunday Miscellany • 20 Aug
Oein DeBharduin on tradition, community and Traveller culture On the fires of tradition, community and Traveller culture, where all can warm their hands Sunday Miscellany • 20 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Our Lady of the Apocalypse, by Paula Meehan On 14 Henrietta Street and Museum, a sonnet sequence for the Muses, daughter of Memory Sunday Miscellany • 19 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Our Lady of the Apocalypse, by Paula Meehan On 14 Henrietta Street and Museum, a sonnet sequence for the Muses, daughter of Memory Sunday Miscellany • 19 Aug
Sunday Miscellany goes behind the scenes with the '22 Kerry team Behind the scenes with the Kerry team, ahead of the 2022 All-Ireland senior football final Sunday Miscellany • 30 Jul
Sunday Miscellany goes behind the scenes with the '22 Kerry team Behind the scenes with the Kerry team, ahead of the 2022 All-Ireland senior football final Sunday Miscellany • 30 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Leonard Cohen in Lissadell, by John S Doyle On the great singer's magical, never-to-be-forgotten concert in Sligo in 2010 Sunday Miscellany • 28 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Leonard Cohen in Lissadell, by John S Doyle On the great singer's magical, never-to-be-forgotten concert in Sligo in 2010 Sunday Miscellany • 28 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Mick O'Dwyer and Me, by John Toal An encounter with Kerry football royalty Sunday Miscellany • 29 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Mick O'Dwyer and Me, by John Toal An encounter with Kerry football royalty Sunday Miscellany • 29 Jul
Sunday Miscellany on the magic of Tipp's Barefoot Wonder On Tipperary hurler Babs Keating, a pair of football boots, and the 1971 Tipperary-Kilkenny All-Ireland final Sunday Miscellany • 23 Jul
Sunday Miscellany on the magic of Tipp's Barefoot Wonder On Tipperary hurler Babs Keating, a pair of football boots, and the 1971 Tipperary-Kilkenny All-Ireland final Sunday Miscellany • 23 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Thumbing a Lift, by Doireann Ní Bhriain Hitch-hiking adventures around Ireland and beyond Sunday Miscellany • 22 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Thumbing a Lift, by Doireann Ní Bhriain Hitch-hiking adventures around Ireland and beyond Sunday Miscellany • 22 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: An Elephant in Phibsborough, by Cormac Murray Paying tribute to an unappreciated 'Brutalist' shopping centre on the northside of Dublin Sunday Miscellany • 21 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: An Elephant in Phibsborough, by Cormac Murray Paying tribute to an unappreciated 'Brutalist' shopping centre on the northside of Dublin Sunday Miscellany • 21 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Michael Hilliard Mulcahy remembers Live Aid A teenage boy's experience of Live Aid in 1985, as it played out in a West Kerry village Sunday Miscellany • 15 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Michael Hilliard Mulcahy remembers Live Aid A teenage boy's experience of Live Aid in 1985, as it played out in a West Kerry village Sunday Miscellany • 15 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Diary Dispatches from Beirut, by Mariam Tell A young woman reflects on her complex relationship with her home city of Beirut Sunday Miscellany • 01 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Diary Dispatches from Beirut, by Mariam Tell A young woman reflects on her complex relationship with her home city of Beirut Sunday Miscellany • 01 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: All You Need Is Love, by Cathy Power A family wedding, and where love is expressed through the heart and not the eye Sunday Miscellany • 09 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: All You Need Is Love, by Cathy Power A family wedding, and where love is expressed through the heart and not the eye Sunday Miscellany • 09 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Discovering America, by John Tuomey A young architect's impressions of New York, which decades later is a significant place of work and friendships Sunday Miscellany • 09 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Discovering America, by John Tuomey A young architect's impressions of New York, which decades later is a significant place of work and friendships Sunday Miscellany • 09 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: The Wig, by Julie Feeney On being an artist, and what to wear to be our true selves Sunday Miscellany • 07 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: The Wig, by Julie Feeney On being an artist, and what to wear to be our true selves Sunday Miscellany • 07 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Postscript and The Map - poems by Marie Howe On the things we take from this earthen home, and navigating in a directionless world; two works from the 2025 Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Sunday Miscellany • 02 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Postscript and The Map - poems by Marie Howe On the things we take from this earthen home, and navigating in a directionless world; two works from the 2025 Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Sunday Miscellany • 02 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Queen of the South, by Paul McVeigh A night out in Dumfries, for two people with potential Sunday Miscellany • 01 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Queen of the South, by Paul McVeigh A night out in Dumfries, for two people with potential Sunday Miscellany • 01 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Café by Wendy Erskine On another kind of home-from-home Sunday Miscellany • 30 Jun
Sunday Miscellany: Café by Wendy Erskine On another kind of home-from-home Sunday Miscellany • 30 Jun
