DocArchive: Wine, Women and Turnips
The skill, the kit and the enthusiasts behind the craft of homemade wine (Broadcast 1983).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
10 Apr 200939min
DocArchive: For Those In Peril on the Sea
An account of the incredible history of Irish lifeboats, and the even more incredible men and women who are respond in the case of disaster. (Broadcast 1983)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inf...
10 Apr 200942min
DocArchive: Another County
Another County explores the lives and memories of Irish economic emigrants’ experiences in 1940’s and 1950’s UK . Programme contributors reflect on the horror of living in wartime Britain and how on a...
9 Apr 200943min
DocArchive: I Choose Denmark
Francis Hackett is most well known for his work on Henry VIII but was also revered in Ireland and abroad as a critic and author of many autobiographies. This is the story of his fascinating life. (Bro...
9 Apr 200943min
DocArchive: Man of Commitment - Sean Mac Entee
A tribute to Seán Mac Entee (1889-1984), politician and moving force in the Irish Government from independence until the 1960s (Broadcast 1984).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
9 Apr 200940min
DocArchive: Seeking the Mother Lode
This story follows two individuals, Hugh, an armchair geologist and 'Kami', a third generation tunneller and explosives expert as they combine their expertise and set out to discover the source of Wic...
8 Apr 200938min
DocArchive (1994): Woman For Our Times
Catherine McAuley was an Irish nun who was born in 1778. She had a comfortable life growing up in Dublin, but after she inherited a considerable fortune, Catherine used the money to set up the Sisters...
8 Apr 200943min
DocArchive: Celts and Communication
An account on the use of Celtic languages in the media across Europe and illustrates just how difficult it is for some countries to promote the use of their native tongue within broadcast media. (Broa...
8 Apr 200944min
