DocArchive: One in Eleven
One in eleven Irish women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. This award winning documentary hears the stories of Irish women in their thirties, forties and fifties who are recover...
22 Apr 200941min
DocArchive (1996): Another New Dream for Beirut
Journalist Robert Fisk examines the civil war in Lebanon. By visiting its capital city Beirut, he looks back through war reports of his, how life has developed during the Lebanese civil war and how li...
21 Apr 200944min
DocArchive: Even The Walls Are Sweatin'
A documentary about one of the last functioning Irish ballrooms – the Charlestown Ballroom in County Mayo which had its final night in 1997.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
20 Apr 200941min
DocArchive: Lacrymosa
The most intense and difficult experience that most of us will ever know is the journey through the process of grieving after the death of a loved one. In this documentary people speak of their experi...
20 Apr 200940min
DocArchive: Return to Salzburg
On 4 May 1945, two days before the World War II came to an end, American troops took control of Salzburg, Austria. Former G.I. soldier Norman Smyth returns to Salzburg 40 years after its liberation to...
20 Apr 200942min
DocArchive (2002): A Tale from Two Cities
What are the connections between Belfast and Cork city? Alf MacCarthy traces the similarities between the capital of Northern Ireland and the people’s republic. By speaking to the people of the two ci...
19 Apr 200941min
DocArchive: Appleby Horse Fair
Each year the town of Appleby is filled with the sound of hooves and the sight of bow top caravans as it plays host to one of the biggest and oldest horse fairs in Europe (Broadcast 1978)See omnystudi...
18 Apr 200940min
DocArchive: I Was There
Each year, Easter marks a key moment in Ireland's history. The 1916 Easter Rising was an armed rising by Irish Republicans against English rule. 98yrs on, listen back to eyewitness accounts of that ri...
18 Apr 200939min
