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News and Highlights of the Day
Recorded at 2.00am
local time on
August 17.
Approximately 3 minutes duration. |
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Morning Ireland
Recorded at 7.30am local time on
August 16.(note: A fully
indexed copy of Morning Ireland is always available at www.rte.ie/news/morningireland.html
Approximately 90 minutes duration. |
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Marian Finucane
Marian Finucane presents the early morning slot, Monday - Friday at
9.04am June 30.
Approximately 60 minutes duration. To listen to any of the
programmes from the last five days click here
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Today With Pat Kenny
Recorded at 10.02am - 12.00 noon local time on
August 17. Keep up to date with
all the issues with Pat and the team. Approximately 120 minutes
duration. To listen to any of the programmes from the last five
days click here
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John Creedon
Bringing you a mix of music to please everyone's taste from Monday
to Friday. Programme time: 12.00pm - 12.45pm. |
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News at One
Recorded at 1pm
local time on
August 17.
Approximately 45 minutes duration. Go to the News at One
home page |
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Liveline
Recorded at 1.45pm
- 2.45pm local time on
August 16. A topical phone-in
show presented by Joe Duffy. To listen to any of the programmes
from the last five days click here
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Rattlebag
Myles Dungan presents this live arts and entertainment programme.
Monday to Friday from 2.45pm-3.30pm. Recorded on
August 17. To listen to
programmes from the Rattlebag archive click here
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Nuacht
Recorded at 9.30pm
local time on
August 17.
Approximately 15 minutes duration. |
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Afternoon Sports News
Recorded at
5.25pm, Monday to Friday and 6.05pm Saturday.
Approximately five minutes duration weekdays, longer on weekends.
Last report on
January 14. |
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5-7 Live
A two-hour daily news and features programme presented by Rachael
English. Approximately 90 minutes duration.
January 14 (note: the ftp
version of this file is divided into three sections for ease of
download. To listen to any of the programmes from the last five
days click here
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Mystery Train
Jazz, soul, blues, rock, rhythm, world funk, lounge, dance, rap,
trad and folk - whatever your destination, The Mystery Train will
get you there. |
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Tonight with Vincent Browne
Join Vincent Browne for his unique mix of tribunals, politics and
entertainment. Recorded on
August 17. 1 hour
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Weekly Programmes from RTÉ
Radio 1
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Agriview
Damien O'Reilly presents Agriview, a comprehensive mix of all that
is happening in the agriculture and agri business. Recorded on
December 31. |
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Ask About Gardening
Troubled? Confused? Then turn on to Ask About Gardening, the
programme that has all the answers to those problem plants in your
little patch of heaven. Recorded on
February 15 |
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Audioscope
The programme which carries news, views, information and issues of
special interest to those who are blind or visually impaired.
Recorded on
August 11 |
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Balfe's Sunday Best
Superior sounds for Sunday evening presented by Brendan
Balfe. |
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Big Big Space
A series of astrocomic adventures written by Roger Gregg and
produced by Tim Lehane. Recorded on
June 14. |
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The Book On One
Each week is devoted to one book, read by the authors themselves or
by well known readers. Recorded on
August 16. |
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Ceili House
Traditional Irish Music. New show on Saturday next. |
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Country Living
Sheila O'Callaghan kicks off her high heels and pulls on her
wellies as she sets out to discover whether life in the countryside
might be a better fit! Recorded on
December 19. |
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A Cut Above The Rest
A third series of profiles of Irish sporting legends. Recorded on
December 17. |
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Documentary on One
A new season of Documentaries on Radio 1. Recorded on
January 01. |
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The Enchanted Way
RTE Radio's poetry series returns for a second season inviting
listeners to write in and request the poems they would love to
hear, presented by David Hanly. Recorded on
August 14. |
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Fáilte Isteach
A magical mix of music and chat presented by Donnacha O'Dulaing,
every Saturday - 10pm - 11pm (one hour duration). |
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GAA Sports Results
The weekly Sunday bulletin of GAA results with Seán Og
O'Ceallacháin. |
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God Knows
A new series exploring in depth the moral and religious
underpinnings of some of the week's major news stories, presented
by Pat Coyle. Recorded on
April 21. |
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Invisible Cities
A new 45 minute series by international documentary makers.
Recorded on
December 22. |
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The Ivory Tower
Johnny Coffin and the gang return for a fourth series of the
popular children's programme. Recorded on
May 25. |
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The Late Session
Traditional Irish music presented by Aine Hensey on Friday
nights. |
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Luneen Live
A new six-part comedy show in RTE Radio 1's Friday night comedy
slot. Recorded on
December 21. |
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Media Vox
A weekly series exploring the world of publishing, broadcasting, PR
and advertising, presented by Brian Trench and produced by Yetti
Redmond. |
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Mo Cheol Thú
Presented by Ciarán MacMathúna. |
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Mooney Goes Wild On One
Derek Mooney presents this weekly programme. |
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Morning Glory
Kay Sheehy presents a different take on the week's Newsmakers,
Hollywood Shakers and Sports partakers recorded every
Saturday. |
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Na Taoisigh
A series of programmes on the eleven individuals who led Irish
Governments since the foundation of the State. Presented by Andy
O'Mahony. |
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Nuachtiris
Recorded on
January 04. |
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O'Brien on Song
Recorded on
August 15. |
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Off The Shelf
Reviews and news from the world of books presented by Andy
O'Mahony. Recorded on
January 31. |
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The Open Mind
A magazine of living and learning presented by John Quinn. Recorded
on
June 16. |
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Outside The Box
A weekly radio magazine programme for and about people with
disability. |
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Paddy's People
Paddy O’Gorman meets people and hears their stories.
Recorded on
February 22. |
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Planting Passions
In this third series of Planting Passions, Freda McGough visits
privately-owned gardens all over the country. Recorded on
May 05. |
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Playback
Compilation of the best moments in the weeks Radio Broadcasts from
the week ending
August 14. |
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A Rough Guide to Heaven and
Hell
A six part series which sets out to explore two of the oldest
destinations out of this world. Recorded on
November 13. |
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Saturday File
Cathal Mac Coille profiles the newsmakers of the week from home and
abroad and political issues. Recorded on
January 05. Approximately 30
minutes duration. |
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Seascapes
Weekly programme on marine matters recorded on
August 13. |
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Snapshots
Sound pictures and songs that reflect the lives and loves of Carrie
Crowley's guests - mostly recorded on their own terrain.
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Spirit Level
A new six part series presented by David Quinn. Latest show from
January 05. |
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Sportscall
Des Cahill's radio phone-in. Approximately 45 mins duration.
Latest show from
August 17. |
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Stars and Crackles
A slice of vintage American Radio Recorded on
October 29. |
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Sunday Miscellany
Recorded on
August 15. |
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The Sunday Show
A lively debate on a variety of issues with Ryan Tubridy and
guests. Recorded on
August 15. |
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This Week
Weekly News and current affairs review from Sunday
August 16. 60 minutes duration.
Go to the This
Week home page |
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Thomas Davis Lecture - Radio in
Ireland
A series of lectures to mark 75 years of Irish broadcasting,
1926-2001. Recorded on
January 06. 30 minutes
duration. |
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Time 4 Learning
Teri Garvey presents a new adult literacy series together with NALA
(National Adult Literacy Agency). Recorded on
December 20. |
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The Vinyl Curtain
RTE Radio's popular music quiz show presented by John Kelly.
Recorded on
February 22. |
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World's Apart
Now in its 15th year, the programme features six different African
stories. Recorded on
July 17. |
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World Report
World Report, World News every Saturday. (a fully indexed copy of
this show can be found at www.rte.ie/news/worldreport.html).
Recorded on
August 15. |