Felix

Felix Gretarsson lost both his arms in a work accident in Iceland in 1998. After years struggling with the consequences, he turned his life around and now lives in France, as he waits to receive th...

We Say You Have To Go

In 1981 certain parts of Dublin became swamped with heroin. The communities weren't going to just take it. They decided to fight back against the dealers. But they were facing down powerful and vio...

The Undetectables

You can't see HIV in someone's face. Thousands of Irish people live with HIV. But many live in the shadows, hiding their HIV status, fearful of judgement from society. We meet four Irish people who...

The Cut

Female Genital Mutilation is a procedure where the genitals of young girls are deliberately cut for cultural, religious & social reasons.The practice of FGM is common in Africa but we hear the stor...

White Noise

What happens when sounds exist inside your head? How do you cope with an internal soundtrack from which you can't escape and only you can hear? This documentary investigates the world of people who...

The Yellow Line

An often overlooked story. Monday morning in an Irish town. Over a hundred commuters are gathered - heading to work, school and elsewhere. Then, a movement in the crowd. Somebody starts shouting - ...

The Hospital Always Wins

In 2005, American producer Laura Starecheski began recording at Creedmoor Psychiatric Hospital - the largest state psychiatric care institution in New York City. Whilst there, she stumbled on to a ...

Does My Bum Sound Big In This?

Joyce is only living a 'half-life'. A funny and creative person, she rarely leaves the house. She's morbidly obese. We follow Joyce as she tackles the complex reasons behind her weight, tries to sh...

The Long Goodbye

New York Radio Festivals Competition 2008 - World Silver Medal - Human Relations category

An award winning story about Matt and May - Both well into retirement, May has alzheimers - This is a tale of love, loss, life and a solemn promise

The Announcement

In 2015, Dubliner Laura Molloy went for medical help after discovering changes in her body she didn't recognise. What she didn't realise then was that her condition was about to turn conventional m...