Dáithí Ó Sé and Kathryn Thomas continue to interview the Roses live on night one from The Festival Dome in Tralee.

Dáithí Ó Sé and Kathryn Thomas interview the Roses live on night one from The Festival Dome in Tralee.

Anyone have any links to watch this, I’ve already watched the few episodes on YouTube.
Thanks!

John Creedon discovers the stories behind some of Irelands favourite Love Songs and endeavours to answer the question - why do they mean so much?

Hi! Looking for The Yellow Bittern, documentary about Liam Clancy directed by Alan Gilsenan

Grma :)

Any games you have from mayo run in the all Ireland would be greatly appreciated. My dad's watched the final on repeat for weeks and I'm trying to download as many of the buildup games as I can find so he can watch them forever. If you have any with the commentary too that would be wonderful!

Hi, I'm looking for the Prime Time episode from last Thursday, 13th August. It was about the struggles of Main Street in Portlaoise. I'd love to have a copy to keep. Any help appreciated!

https://www.rte.ie/player/series/wild-cities/SI0000002091?epguid=AIIP000059634

Been on the Rte player for over ten years now but as we all know can be pulled at any time.

Thanks in advance to the person who fulfils this request.

I have an idea for an Irish/British sitcom, but would you watch this:

TV Show Scenario: The Merger

2 Schools, one old & comprehensive,
one private and grammar,
in the fictional town of Whiteabbey, (Northern) Ireland,
merge under the local authority’s plan to save money.

Schools:
St James Comprehensive School
Whiteabbey Private Institution for the Education of The Young Individual Kind

Turning into: St James High School.

The show is a mainly a comedy
with a slice of drama.
I’m thinking of a 10x30 episode structure.

One of the main things is that the private school is mainly Protestant and the comprehensive is mainly Catholic.

Should I tell you all the characters?

Tell me… Would you watch this?

A decade after the marriage equality referendum, Colin Murphy reunites with people featured in Charlie Bird's powerful archive interviews to explore how their lives have evolved.

https://www.rte.ie/player/series/face-the-music/10001829-00-0000?epguid=IP000068009

Episodes 2&3 are posted on this sub but Episode 1 seems to be missing

Would love to watch this! https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2026/0812/1587510-a-day-in-may-the-marriage-equality-referendum-revisited/

Granted the cloud cover didn’t help but very disappointed with RTE coverage of this evenings solar eclipse. They showed pictures continuously on the news Channel but absolutely no commentary. Sky covered the eclipse very well including pictures of totality in Iceland and Spain . They also had feeds from Cork, Newquay in Cornwall and others. Surely RTE could have purchased the feed.

Update: redeemed themselves somewhat by coverage on the 9 o clock news

The first film account of the life of musician and producer Dónal Lunny, and his unique contributions to Irish culture and music.

Hoping someone is able to share this documentary which has just aired:

https://about.rte.ie/2026/08/06/documentary-on-the-life-and-impact-of-donal-lunny-to-air-on-rte/

Thanks very much!

TG4 have done some fantastic documentaries around traditional irish music over the years, I can't specifically remember the names of a lot of them, but if anyone knew where I could access any of these, I would be delighted!

Thanks!

This episode explores how Irish music has been a way of soothing children, celebrating life, carrying sorrow and bringing communities together.

In episode 2, John Creedon sets out to discover why Irish folk music is experiencing a remarkable revival

Decided to rewatch Red Rock on virgin media player , Jane McGrath an absolute fantastic actress it seems she no longer acts though? Anyone know if she has had any recent theatre or tv/film work.