DocArchive: Fr. McFadden of Gweedore
The life and times of Father James McFadden, parish priest of Gweedore, who opposed evicitions by the agents of Lord George Hill, landlord for that area (Broadcast 1975)See omnystudio.com/listener for...
10 Jun 200943min
DocArchive (1978): Art on the Block
In this ever-changing world, art remains a consistently sought-after addition to ones life and home. But how does one obtain an exceptional piece of art in modern Ireland? This documentary enters the ...
10 Jun 200943min
DocArchive (1997): Essentially for Women
Belly-dancing is a type of Middle Eastern dance that requires movements of the torso. It has become very popular with young women in Ireland. In this documentary we meet some Irish women who talk abou...
9 Jun 200940min
DocArchive: Aspects of America
In 1971, Seán Mac Réamoinn, set out to examine contemporary life in America. What he found was a country full of character, with a difference approach to life, but with its problems too. Makes for pre...
7 Jun 200958min
DocArchive: De Valera Remembered
Sean Macentee and De Valera first met in Dartmoor Prison in July 1917. It was the beginning of a long friendship and time spent together in politics. John Bowman presents a documentary remembering De ...
6 Jun 200943min
DocArchive: Albert and Adolf were friends
Between 1932 and 1939, Dr Adolf Mahr, a Nazi Archaeologist occasionally based in Dublin, and his Jewish friend, philanthropist Albert Bender, exchange dozens of letters - and some of these survived - ...
5 Jun 200941min
DocArchive: Leeside Clinic
Jack Lynch was a TD for 33 years and served for two terms as Taoiseach but each week he held a clinic for his constituents in Cork to deal with their queries. (Broadcast 1978)See omnystudio.com/listen...
5 Jun 200942min
DocArchive (1986): All The Dead Voices
A celebration for Samuel Beckett's 80th Birthday, recorded at the international Samuel Beckett Conference in Paris in April 1986. (First Broadcast 1986)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informat...
5 Jun 200939min
