DocArchive: 1916 in Ulster
Proinsias O'Conluain speaks to some of the men of Ulster, about what it was like to live in the North of Ireland during the year 1916. Some were sent back to the North, whilst others made their way to...
25 Syys 20091h 22min
DocArchive: Hands High
The west of Ireland is famous for pony racing - this documentary meet the people the race their ponies, the people who breed and keep ponies and who are passionate about the Sunday afternoon pony race...
24 Syys 200938min
DocArchive: A Salute to the Colours
A tribute to our national flag and everything it represents, and an insight into one of Ireland's most recognised symbols worldwide. With contributions from the Army Band of the Southern Command and t...
24 Syys 200936min
DocArchive: Pictures in a Theatre
Francis MacManus presents a nostalgic look back at the Abbey Theatre, during the time that it was closed as a result of fire damage, and presents to us Lennox Robinson's conversational piece about the...
23 Syys 200934min
DocArchive (1971): Catholic Church Renewal
Do we need to make changes to the Catholic church? This documentary question’s whether the Catholic Church in Ireland should hold a renewal conference like the one that is held in the U.K. (First Broa...
22 Syys 200958min
DocArchive: My Father Rudolf Hess
A radio documentary about the infamous Nazi Rudolf Hess as told by his son Wolf Rudiger Heiss. (First broadcast May 1995).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
22 Syys 200942min
DocArchive: Tribute to General Mulcahy
Richard James Mulcahy (1886–1971) was an Irish politician, Army General and Commander in Chief, leader of Fine Gael and Cabinet Minister. He fought in the 1916 Easter Rising and as Chief of Staff of t...
21 Syys 200939min
DocArchive: The Hurling Men (Part two)
Part two of the 1973 radio documentary on Hurling. (First broadcast 1973)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
21 Syys 200918min
