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The Metropolitan Opera of New York presents Strauss
with the titular heroine sung by soprano Nina Stemme.
Weekly, internationally distributed LGBT* radio show produced in Los Angeles featuring news, in-depth coverage of major events, interviews with key queer figures, and music, literature and entertainment.
New presenter, violinist, Megan Churcher, takes listeners on a journey through space. Classical music, old and new, contemplating the stars.
Claire Cunningham tells the stories of three poets whose work has been rediscovered: Emily Lawless, Freda Laughton and Ellen Taylor.
Áine Ní Bhreisleáin brings together the archives of Doirí Beaga to present the voices of the Fánaid peninsula in the Donegal Gaeltacht.
A holiday on James Joyce’s recent centenary celebrations
with Anne Enright and Colm Toibin.
In memory of Pádraig Ó Dúgáin, the talented musician from Donegal and member of Clannad, who passed away in 2016.
Shirley Keane presents a concert with the Academy of Early Music in Berlin, conducted by Justin Doyle.
Jenn Gannon takes a look at season 2 of the Netflix series as John Self reviews Louise Kennedy’s new novel .
Throwback to the RTÉ Session Archive with Dan Hegarty, including live tracks from Sprints (2019), AEMak (2018), God Is An Astronaut (2011) and Cork Emperor’s Dreams Of Ice Cream (1992).
Winner of the Booker Prize for his work on
Douglas Stuart talks about his new novel, .
New rock/indie music from black and Gaelach artists, plus historical notes and discussions with musicians and music leaders, moderated by Ola Majekodunmi.
Dan Hegarty interviews Dara and Adam of Dublin noise-rockers Gilla Band about the longtime actor of 2019
– already a deeply influential record for a generation.
Carlos and Tom de Fontaines DC chat with Dan Hegarty about the third album
— including tracks from the Dublin post-punks’ new album.
The world premiere of ‘Sweeney’, a song cycle composed by Neil Martin, based on ‘Sweeney Astray’ by Seamus Heaney, performed by the RTÉ National Concert Orchestra.
Password leaks, a fiery finale on The Novice and still, how close are we to finding the real culprit?