Luke O'Neill on surviving 'Sniper's Alley' & boosting your health Luke O'Neill, Professor of Biochemistry and Immunology at Trinity College, joined Brendan O'Connor on RTÉ Radio 1 to discuss 'Sniper's Alley'. living • 16 hrs
Luke O'Neill on surviving 'Sniper's Alley' & boosting your health Luke O'Neill, Professor of Biochemistry and Immunology at Trinity College, joined Brendan O'Connor on RTÉ Radio 1 to discuss 'Sniper's Alley'. living • 16 hrs
Sunday Miscellany: Mervyn Wall on the magic of The Forty Foot Is it machismo or health-consciousness that prompts anyone to swim in the freezing Irish seas? Sunday Miscellany • 18 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Mervyn Wall on the magic of The Forty Foot Is it machismo or health-consciousness that prompts anyone to swim in the freezing Irish seas? Sunday Miscellany • 18 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Swimming the Moon by Anne Le Marquand Hartigan Two young girls in search of adventure, and a daring night-time swim Sunday Miscellany • 17 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Swimming the Moon by Anne Le Marquand Hartigan Two young girls in search of adventure, and a daring night-time swim Sunday Miscellany • 17 Feb
Rock on: veteran music journalist Stuart Bailie on his new memoir Do you remember a time, pre-internet, when fans relied on magazines like the NME and Melody Maker to find out about new music? Music • 17 Feb
Rock on: veteran music journalist Stuart Bailie on his new memoir Do you remember a time, pre-internet, when fans relied on magazines like the NME and Melody Maker to find out about new music? Music • 17 Feb
Living in a D.A.I.S.Y. Age: De La Soul under the microscope De La Soul are one of the most distinctive, pioneering bands in the history of hip-hop Music • 16 Feb
Living in a D.A.I.S.Y. Age: De La Soul under the microscope De La Soul are one of the most distinctive, pioneering bands in the history of hip-hop Music • 16 Feb
Taxi Driver at 50 - how Scorsese and De Niro made a masterpiece Fifty years ago this week, U.S. cinema changed forever with the release of a piece of cinema that felt less like a movie and more like a fever dream of New York City... RTÉ Arena • 13 Feb
Taxi Driver at 50 - how Scorsese and De Niro made a masterpiece Fifty years ago this week, U.S. cinema changed forever with the release of a piece of cinema that felt less like a movie and more like a fever dream of New York City... RTÉ Arena • 13 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Buildings, by Maurice Craig When it comes to houses, varying definitions of 'old' and entertaining outlandish legends Sunday Miscellany • 10 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Buildings, by Maurice Craig When it comes to houses, varying definitions of 'old' and entertaining outlandish legends Sunday Miscellany • 10 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Making A Fiery Impression, by Mary Arrigan Determined to put best face forward when potential in-laws came calling, but the heating applicances had other ideas Sunday Miscellany • 09 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Making A Fiery Impression, by Mary Arrigan Determined to put best face forward when potential in-laws came calling, but the heating applicances had other ideas Sunday Miscellany • 09 Feb
Everything to know about travelling with your pet Vet Sarah Boland joined Today with David McDullagh to talk through the do's and don't of travelling with your pet. Travel • 06 Feb
Everything to know about travelling with your pet Vet Sarah Boland joined Today with David McDullagh to talk through the do's and don't of travelling with your pet. Travel • 06 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Bedtime Tales, by Catherine Ann Cullen Nocturnal fears aren't helped when, in so many fairy tales, the bed itself plays a pivotal role Sunday Miscellany • 05 Feb
Sunday Miscellany: Bedtime Tales, by Catherine Ann Cullen Nocturnal fears aren't helped when, in so many fairy tales, the bed itself plays a pivotal role Sunday Miscellany • 05 Feb
