Sunday Miscellany

Sunday Miscellany: The Pyramid of Glasnevin, by Cormac Murray

Shelter from the storm: tracing the story of architect Liam McCormick's Met Éireann building

Tracing a family's Dublin Docklands roots in maps and stories...

Tracing a family's Dublin Docklands roots in maps and stories...

Sunday Miscellany: Broken Wings, by Vincent Woods

Sunday Miscellany: Kurdish Blood, Irish Heart, by Zak Moradi

On finding a safe home and good life in Leitrim...

Sunday Miscellany: Sun and Air, by Nell Regan

Sunday Miscellany: Carnegie and Me, by Aingeala Flannery

On the public library philanthropist and a writer's formation...

Sunday Miscellany: Samradh, by Manchán Magan

On Irish words for rain - and sunshine

Sunday Miscellany: Response to Stardust, by Mia Döring

On astrophysics and an elephant's trunk - and human connection

Sunday Miscellany: The Kerlogue, by Fran O'Rourke

On the amazing story of an Irish merchant ship and it's role in world War II naval history

Sunday Miscellany: My Pre-University Challenge, by Jennifer Carey

The family viewing ritual that played a major part in one student's formative education

Sunday Miscellany: Seeing Van Gogh's Sunflowers, by Jan Carson

On looking, creating, and owning - and getting ejected from the Van Gogh museum...

Sunday Miscellany: Memories of Moscow, 1980 by John Kirwan

An RTÉ sports commentator on the Olympics that burn brightest in the memory

Sunday Miscellany on a young girl's Olympic dreams

A girl's Olympic dreams, aided by Tarzan (and her dad) - for Sunday Miscellany on RTÉ Radio 1, listen to Olympic Golds, by Mae Leonard above.

Sunday Miscellany on the last time Clare won the All-Ireland

Home thoughts from abroad: a Banner girl tracks her county's 1995 glory

Sunday Miscellany: Éamonn Ó Muircheartaigh on his legendary dad

On the great Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh's preparation rituals for the hurling final - with the help of his son

Sunday Miscellany: Sediment, Snake, Paris Library, by Alice Rekab

In praise of France and how to be in the world...

Sunday Miscellany: Affirmation, by Andrew Clancy

Time, building and what we leave behind

Sunday Miscellany: A Wee French Air, by Cornelius Browne

An artists's relations with a country where he has never been

Sunday Miscellany: Architect John Tuomey's fairytale of New York

A young architect's impressions of New York, and decades later is a significant place of work and friendships

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: The Wig, by Julie Feeney

On being an artist and what to wear to be our true selves

Sunday Miscellany: Three poems, by Mícheál McCann

Trying hard on a GAA pitch, house-hunting and airport farewells

Sunday Miscellany: Queen of the South, by Paul McVeigh

A night out in Dumfries for two people with potential

Sunday Miscellany on an encounter with Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh

John Toal on why his encounter with the late, great broadcaster led him to believe you should never meet your heroes