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Siobhan McSweeney posing in front of Slane Castle

Enya and a 1916 rebel inspired Siobhán McSweeney's Traitor's role

Neven Maguire standing in front of green produce growing in a garden

Neven Maguire on DJing at Electric Picnic and keeping busy

Donal O'Donoghue visits the celebrated chef in Blacklion, Co Cavan, for a whirlwind tour of his life, his work and his vinyl collection.

living • 25 Aug

Dáithí Ó Sé on turning 50: "I want to get healthier and fitter"

We caught up with hosts Dáithí Ó Sé and Kathryn Thomas as they get ready for the 64th Rose of Tralee festival.

RTÉ Guide • 19 Aug

Kathryn Thomas on the legacy of Operation Transformation

We caught up with hosts Dáithí Ó Sé and Kathryn Thomas as they get ready for the 64th Rose of Tralee festival.

living • 18 Aug

Carl Mullan on work, marriage and raising three young children

Life has been a rollercoaster for 2FM broadcaster Carl Mullan and his wife Aisling in the last five years.

living • 12 Aug

Anna Geary on baby number two and the kindness of strangers

Broadcaster, author, pundit and content creator – Anna Geary is a perfect example of a successful career post-retirement from sport.

living • 05 Aug

Marie Crowe on raising a sports-mad family and playing GAA

RTÉ sports presenter Marie Crowe talks to Claire O'Mahony about the importance of sports for young women, as well as everyone else.

living • 28 Jul

Jacqui Hurley: "We've had times where things went wildly wrong"

Des Cahill and Jacqui Hurley, hosts of the annual highlight of sporting TV, speak to Darragh McManus.

living • 21 Jul

Bryan Dobson on the joy of retirement and his advice to Joe Duffy

A year on from his departure from the RTÉ newsroom, Bryan Dobson has no regrets about taking early retirement.

living • 14 Jul

Katie Taylor: "I have never felt the need to trash talk"

On July 11, Katie Taylor headlines the bill at New York's Madison Square Garden.

Katie Taylor • 07 Jul

Tony Tormey on acting, parenting, and three decades of Fair City

The actor talks to Janice Butler about the tough moments in his life that shaped him, family life and still loving the work.

living • 30 Jun

Ray D'Arcy on raising teenagers in a "calm" household

Broadcaster and Leaving Cert dad, Ray D'Arcy, is looking forward to his annual 'Run with Ray' events around the country this month.

living • 16 Jun

a person in a white blazer and blue jeans

Tina Kellegher on working through grief on Fair City

Ger Lynch is back in Carrigstown. And so is the wonderful Tina Kellegher. She talks to Donal O'Donoghue about the importance of family, her love of acting and her greatest fan, her late mother.

living • 09 Jun

Harrison Gardner sitting at a table with a mug

Harrison Gardner on why we should build homes for resilience

Gardner is one of the founders of Common Knowledge, a non-profit social enterprise with a HQ near Lisdoonvarna.

lifestyle • 03 Jun

Vogue Williams on turning 40: "I feel like I'm in a good spot"

Vogue Williams talks to Janice Butler about sharing her life story in her new book, Big Mouth, why she doesn't embarrass easily and being in a good place as she turns 40.

living • 26 May

Cathy Halloran on finding love "in the nick of time"

Cathy Halloran's overriding emotion on the eve of her early retirement from RTÉ is immediate and definite. "Relief!" she says.

living • 12 May

Úna Crawford: "The idea of watching him change will be very sad"

As Bryan Murray, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease six years ago, bids farewell to Fair City, his partner in life and on screen, Úna Crawford O'Brien talks to Janice Butler.

living • 05 May

Darina and Rachel Allen on food, legacy and retirement

Janice Butler travelled to the beautiful haven of Ballymaloe in East Cork to spend a sunny day with Darina and Rachel Allen. They talk about food philosophies, embracing simplicity and passing on the legacy of Ballymaloe to the next generation.

living • 21 Apr

Cathy Kelly on how her cancer diagnosis changed her

Novelist Cathy Kelly is selling her home, downsizing for the next act in a busy life.

Cathy Kelly • 14 Apr

Bláthnaid Treacy on motherhood: "The first year was a total blur"

Riding high on the airwaves with her weekend radio show; broadcaster and presenter Bláthnaid Treacy Moon talks to Janice Butler about career highs, the difficulties and joys of motherhood and how getting an ADHD diagnosis last year has changed her life.

Living • 08 Apr

Donal Skehan: "Yes, I'm still married and no, I'm not a chef"

With a new cookery show celebrating the many food cultures and festivities of Ireland, Donal Skehan reflects on nearly 20 years of bringing people together with food, his plans to celebrate 10 years of marriage, and that "Irish storm in a teacup".

living • 03 Apr

Patricia Scanlan on the "shock" of her breast cancer diagnosis

"It was a bit of a shock because even though my family history isn't great you still don't think you're going to get it," the best-selling author tells Donal O'Donoghue.

living • 25 Mar

Jennifer Zamparelli. Picture: Andres Poveda.

Zamparelli: "You're 100% replaceable in any gig in this industry"

Amid the glitter and the bronzer of the Dancing With The Stars finale, co-host Jennifer Zamparelli talks to Claire O'Mahony about life balance, imposter syndrome, and the importance of well-being.

Jennifer Zamparelli • 17 Mar

Fulvio: "Running your own business can be a lonely place"

Catherine Fulvio's St. Patrick's Way airs Thursday 13 and Friday 14 March on RTE One at 8pm.

Catherine Fulvio • 12 Mar

Anne Cassin on seeing the world and contemplating retirement

A broadcaster for more than 35 years, Anne Cassin's media home for the last 13 years has been on Nationwide.

living • 03 Mar