No Time To Lose

Katie Cooke has been epileptic since the age of 9, and suffers about 15 seizures every day. We follow the life of this remarkable and determined young woman over three months, as she prepares for t...

Bolt and my Belgian Blue

Pigeon Racing is being transformed by big money, surging interest from Asia and a bloodstock industry in Belgium. But where does the sport in Ireland feature in this world? We race with Dubliner Jo...

Davy

People think they know Davy Fitzgerald because of what they see during the game, but what about before and after? This documentary had unique access to follow Clare's 2016 hurling year and experien...

Waterford, Wimbledon, Monaco, Murder

Vere Goold was Ireland's first tennis star. In 1879, he won the Irish Lawn Tennis Championships and a few weeks afterwards, placed second at Wimbledon. Thirty years later, he would commit a diaboli...

12 miles

12 Miles tells the story of Guillermo Rigondeux and his Irish manager, Gary Hyde. Gary was a boxing manager from Cork, who risked over 20 years in prison to smuggle amateur Olympic and world champi...

The Sound of Sport

TV Sport sound designers - the group of people who listen to sports events more than watch them. They use their skills to enhance the pictures but sometimes add little touches of their own. (2016)

Put 'em under Pressure'

In 1990 the Republic of Ireland soccer played in their first ever world cup finals. RTE Sports, John Kenny re-lives the games at Italia 90 where Ireland began to believe in itself and perhaps laid ...

My Uncle Jack

When Jack Dowling was just 12, he began to escape from the brutal industrial school system in Ireland, walking away from Greenmount in Cork city . Little did Jack know that walking great distances ...

Once Were Champions

On March 24th 1985, Castleisland Desmonds Senior Football GAA Team won their first All Ireland title. 30 years on, we revisit the team of that time in Kerry and hear of their journey to the final -...

A Convict of the Road

2006 New York Radio Festivals Competition - World Bronze Medal - Sports Commentary and Analysis

Mick Murphy, "The Iron Man", won the 1958 Ras Tailtean, one of the great Irish sporting achievements. Mick tells Peter Woods and Liam O'Brien the extraordinary story of how, after taking up racing ...