Radio
Radio reviews: In 50 years’ time, Solid Gold Sunday will probably have a similar playlist to the one we heard last week
Moncrieff radio review: An old hand who keeps things fresh
From unseen America to dark sky tourism: Go beyond the tourist reviews to where real-life adventures lie
The Ray D’Arcy Show radio review: In a parallel universe, Ray might be presenting The Late Late Show
Sarah McInerney tells how fraudsters accessed her bank account after she fell victim to a scam text
Radio review: You don’t expect 75-year-olds to be like Pat Kenny, anchoring a daily current affairs show while looking like James Bond
Night Time Talk radio review: Free expression is the Boylan point
Radio reviews: Paddy Cosgrave has more modest targets than Elon Musk – such as destroying Fine Gael
Drivetime radio review: Mama mia! Words are changing
‘Late Late Show’ job speculation buoys profiles of radio heavy-hitters
Bruce Springsteen at Slane was the only good day in the 1980s
Obituary: Brian Mac Aongusa, broadcaster, former head of RTÉ Radio One, and a leading railway historian
Radio review: Matt Cooper runs a mild fever when it comes to Trump
If Elon Musk, Donald Trump Jr and Jordan Peterson are against it, then the matter is settled
Animal kingdom podcasts: From engaging eco activists to a defence of nature’s most hated species
Ryan Tubridy warns followers about ‘fake account’ using his name
Radio review: Newstalk’s Kieran Cuddihy doesn’t have the giant-sized personality of George Hook (for good and bad)
The frog spawn is dying. That’s even more depressing than the news that the Wolfe Tones are playing Electric Picnic
Sex scandal podcasts: From the porn industry to filthy Earl of Rochester to social media scams
‘Talk to Joe’: The light, the shade and the dafter side of Liveline
Radio reviews: A delve into On Raglan Road, Michael Healy-Rae on the Grand National protestors and Liveline's take on the Late Late race
Podcast reviews: Down the rabbit hole and into a world of fascinating facts, history and a few laughs
Marty Whelan talks about Noddy, Willie Nelson’s great advice and his favourite Eurovision memory
Marty Morrissey’s moral authority is conferred by the fact that unlike some of his RTÉ colleagues, he actually shows up to work on a Bank Holiday
Sunday with Miriam radio review: Entering history by the side door
Local radio drives home the very personal disasters behind the eviction ban. The powers-that-be should take note
Podcast reviews: A faked death, an unlikely bank robber and unsolved murders make for compelling listening
Radio review: Licence payers play a key role in drama
RTÉ Radio 1 to stop broadcasting on long wave over ‘climate and cost’ factors
The most startling thing about the Kellie Harrington interview is that the PR people didn’t see it coming
Radio review: There’s something about Patrick Honohan that leaves you terrified
Late Late Show aftermath: Is it time to make Ryan Tubridy’s radio show on RTÉ longer?
‘Damien O’Meara ran through classic pieces of sports commentary, most demented with delirium’
Radio review: Screen dreams and bonkers plotlines on Screentime
Radio DJ Gareth O’Callaghan suffers broken back in horror road crash
Michael Healy-Rae’s magnificent Kerry accent is the most powerful weapon any man can have at his disposal. And he’s prepared to use it
Dermot & Dave on Today FM: The craic is good with likeable duo
Shining a light on firebrand women who challenged the status quo
Radio review: On RTÉ’s News at One, dissent on State’s Covid response is better late than never
Dave Fanning may have stepped back from weekends but will surely keep us rocking in the free world
In their own words: distinguished guests and hosts make for intelligent and interesting listening
Environmentalist Duncan Stewart demonstrated the painful truth about inequality
Radio review: Culture File on RTÉ Lyric FM brings listeners on a quick-witted and quirky journey
Roz Purcell and 2FM’s Emma Power lined up to replace rock legend Dave Fanning on weekend RTÉ radio slot
Dave Fanning to step back from 2FM show after 44 years
‘There’s a virtuous circle that starts with the presenter being in total command of the subject and passing on these good vibes to guests’
Radio review: TV autopsies aren’t like real life and other fun facts learned on Futureproof
BAI rejects complaint over Elvis Presley song used in tribute to David Trimble
Ephemeral folk throwbacks Mellow Candle are lighting up the airwaves again
What is love? Three podcasts examine the mysteries of the heart and the connections we make
Radio review: The importance of being Brendan Behan
Latest JNLRs show how big hitters are struggling as listeners seek light relief from weary diet of bad news
Revealed: RTÉ’s Liveline is Ireland’s most complained about show
‘The fact Brigid contains the word “rigid” has the wrong resonance in these free-flowing times’