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A collection of the day's top RTE RadioâŻ1 highlights, trimmed down and perfect for a bingeâlisten.
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15 programmes
A collection of the day's top RTE RadioâŻ1 highlights, trimmed down and perfect for a bingeâlisten.
All the classic tunes you love, playing backâtoâback.
Kick off your morning with Shay Byrne playing a blend of timeless hits and the latest tunes.
A live roundup of news, sport, business, weather and traffic, straight from Irelandâs topârated radio show, hosted by Gavin Jennings, AudreyâŻCarville, SarahâŻMcInerney and JustinâŻMcCarthy.
David McCullagh serves up the headlines that shape your day, mixing live reports, analysis and chat about politics, showbiz, sport and the everyday bits in between.
A twoâhour comedy slot where Oliver Callan riffs on the weekâs biggest stories, serving up his unmistakable brand of banter.
Rachael English serves up the day's news, sport, business and interviews at 1âŻpm.
From 1.45pm MondayâFriday, Kieran Cuddihy takes your calls on Liveline, getting straight into the issues that matter most to people in Ireland.
Louise Duffy serves up an hour of diverse tracks, complete with live performances. Itâs a solid backdrop whether youâre on the school run, working from home, or just stealing a bit of meâtime.
Katie Hannon and Colm Ă MongĂĄin keep you company on the evening rush with the day's top headlines, sharp analysis and deepâdive chats about news, politics, entertainment and culture.
Marie Crowe and Jacqui Hurley chat through the biggest sport headlines, from local leagues to world stages, serving up sharp analysis, exclusive chats and the freshest updates.
A daily arts and popâculture roundup presented by Rick O'Shea.
A mix of current hits, Irish tunes and world tracks to soundtrack your evening.
Cormac Ă hEadhra serves up the news, lively debate and analysis, pushing the issues that matter straight at those in power.
15 programmes
A collection of the day's top RTE RadioâŻ1 highlights, trimmed down and perfect for a bingeâlisten.
All the classic tunes you love, playing backâtoâback.
Kick off your morning with Shay Byrne playing a blend of timeless hits and the latest tunes.
A live roundup of news, sport, business, weather and traffic, straight from Irelandâs topârated radio show, hosted by Gavin Jennings, AudreyâŻCarville, SarahâŻMcInerney and JustinâŻMcCarthy.
David McCullagh serves up the headlines that shape your day, mixing live reports, analysis and chat about politics, showbiz, sport and the everyday bits in between.
A twoâhour comedy slot where Oliver Callan riffs on the weekâs biggest stories, serving up his unmistakable brand of banter.
Rachael English serves up the day's news, sport, business and interviews at 1âŻpm.
From 1.45pm MondayâFriday, Kieran Cuddihy takes your calls on Liveline, getting straight into the issues that matter most to people in Ireland.
Louise Duffy serves up an hour of diverse tracks, complete with live performances. Itâs a solid backdrop whether youâre on the school run, working from home, or just stealing a bit of meâtime.
Katie Hannon and Colm Ă MongĂĄin keep you company on the evening rush with the day's top headlines, sharp analysis and deepâdive chats about news, politics, entertainment and culture.
Marie Crowe and Jacqui Hurley chat through the biggest sport headlines, from local leagues to world stages, serving up sharp analysis, exclusive chats and the freshest updates.
A daily arts and popâculture roundup presented by Rick O'Shea.
A mix of current hits, Irish tunes and world tracks to soundtrack your evening.
Cormac Ă hEadhra serves up the news, lively debate and analysis, pushing the issues that matter straight at those in power.
14 programmes
A collection of the day's top RTE RadioâŻ1 highlights, trimmed down and perfect for a bingeâlisten.
All the classic tunes you love, playing backâtoâback.
Kick off your morning with Shay Byrne playing a blend of timeless hits and the latest tunes.
A live roundup of news, sport, business, weather and traffic, straight from Irelandâs topârated radio show, hosted by Gavin Jennings, AudreyâŻCarville, SarahâŻMcInerney and JustinâŻMcCarthy.
David McCullagh serves up the headlines that shape your day, mixing live reports, analysis and chat about politics, showbiz, sport and the everyday bits in between.
A twoâhour comedy slot where Oliver Callan riffs on the weekâs biggest stories, serving up his unmistakable brand of banter.
Rachael English serves up the day's news, sport, business and interviews at 1âŻpm.
From 1.45pm MondayâFriday, Kieran Cuddihy takes your calls on Liveline, getting straight into the issues that matter most to people in Ireland.
Louise Duffy serves up an hour of diverse tracks, complete with live performances. Itâs a solid backdrop whether youâre on the school run, working from home, or just stealing a bit of meâtime.
Katie Hannon and Colm Ă MongĂĄin keep you company on the evening rush with the day's top headlines, sharp analysis and deepâdive chats about news, politics, entertainment and culture.
Marie Crowe and Jacqui Hurley chat through the biggest sport headlines, from local leagues to world stages, serving up sharp analysis, exclusive chats and the freshest updates.
A daily arts and popâculture roundup presented by Rick O'Shea.
A mix of current hits, Irish tunes and world tracks to soundtrack your evening.
15 programmes
A collection of the day's top RTE RadioâŻ1 highlights, trimmed down and perfect for a bingeâlisten.
All the classic tunes you love, playing backâtoâback.
Kick off your morning with a blend of classic tunes and the newest tracks, hosted by Lilian Smith.
He's got a weekly satirical look at the big names in entertainment, politics and sport.
Philip Boucher-Hayes brings you the latest people, events and stories from around the country.
SinĂ©adâŻMooney serves up the weekâs top wireless picks â the headline news, feature programmes, dramas, documentaries, sport and music.
Richard Curran gives you a weekly rundown of business news and personal finance tips.
Brendan O'Connor is a live currentâaffairs show hosted by DearbhailâŻMcDonald. It mixes news, interviews, reports and discussion and provides a quick catchâup on the dayâs biggest stories. No fluffâjuâŠ
Cormac Ă hEadhra breaks down the week's politics, serving up lively debate and new takes from the people actually making the rules at home and abroad.
Saturdayâs lineup is a mixed bag of live sport. It opens with a womenâs World Cup qualifier as the national side fights for a finals spot. The Womenâs Six Nations continues with hardânosed rugby fromâŠ
Filmed live in Studio Cuan, SpidĂ©al, a lineâup of leading Irishâlanguage musicians get together to play and have a chat with Liam Ă MaonlaĂ.
Muireann NicâŻAmhlaoibh, broadcaster and singer, puts
Country Time plays everything from Appalachian folk to Zydeco and all the styles in between. You'll hear oldâtime tunes, bluegrass, country, Americana and the newest stars of the scene.