Roinneann Liam Ó Tonnaigh seál a inín, Fionnuala, le Máire Bhreathnach le haghaidh Seachtain Feasachta um Chailliúint Linbh.

Liam Ó Tonnaigh shares the story of his daughter, Fionnuala, for Baby Loss Awareness Week.

Niamh Nic Oistigín ag Cluichí do Chách, CLG Ciceam ar an Chreagán i gContae Aontroma. Dáithí Ó Muirí ag caint le Rhiannan Ní Fhionn faoi dheonú orgán. Buaicphointí Féile Dhorn San Aer i nGaoth Dobhair.

Niamh Nic Oistigín at Games for All, Kickhams GAC Creggan. Dáithí discusses organ donation with Rhiannan Ní Fhionn. Highlights from the Dorn San Aer Festival festival in honour of Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí.

Fuist! Sleeptember atá ann agus tá an síciteiripeoir Bronagh Starrs linn le labhairt ar an fáth a bhfuil codladh de dhíth orainn, le moltaí a thabhairt ar an dóigh le codladh níos fearr a fháil agus le leideanna do thuismitheoirí. Labhraíonn Caoimhe Ní Chathail le Méabh Ní Chonghaile - damhsóir Gaelach le lagú radhairc a bhfuil uathachas uirthi. Roinneann Méabh a haistear ar na meáin shóisialta agus í ag iarraidh aird a tharraingt ar na dúshláin atá roimpi agus a thaispeáint nach féidir le rud ar bith í a stopadh! Agus an bhfuil cónaí ort i mBéal Feirste agus péire bróga reatha i do sheilbh agat? Ó lucht an chúpla focal go cainteoirí líofa, tá reathaithe Gaelacha á lorg ag club reathaíochta úrnua sa chathair, le bheith ag rith lena chéile trí mheán na Gaeilge. An t-eolas ar fad ó bhunaitheoir an chlub, Alannah Nic Artáin, agus ó bhall úr, Storm Eaton Kilgallen. Labhraíonn Nadia Dobrianska linn faoina taithí ag iarraidh saol úr a chruthú in Éirinn i ndiaidh di teitheadh ó choimhlint na hÚcráine

Shhhh! As it’s Sleeptember, Psychotherapist Bronagh Starrs joins us to talk all about why we need sleep, advice to get a better night’s rest and with tips and tricks for parents. Caoimhe Ní Chathail chats with Méabh Connelly - an autistic Irish dancer with a visual impairment. Méabh shares her journey on social media to draw attention to the challenges she faces and to show that nothing can stop her! And are you living in Belfast and in possession of a pair of running shoes? Be they well worn or just out of the box, and be your Irish at the standard of a cúpla focal or a cainteoir líofa, you are wanted by a brand new running club for runs through the medium of Irish. We hear from the founder of the club, Alannah Nic Artáin, alongside one of its newest recruits, Storm Eaton Kilgallen. Nadia Dobrianska from Ukraine discusses her experiences creating a new life for herself in Ireland after fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.

Tá Coiste na nGael Óg ag dul go Boston an mhí seo chugainn; an chéad ghrúpa óige Gaeilge le turas mar seo a dhéanamh. Tá Séamus Ó Tuama linn as iarthar Bhéal Feirste le deireadh le haisling Euro 2028 do Pháirc Mhic Asmaint a phlé, maraon le scéalta Aontroma i gCraobh Peile na bhFear. Fosta, cluinimid cuimhní Niall Uí Ghallchóir, iriseoir le BBC Alba, ar an reifreann neamhspleáchais cothrom an lae seo 10 mbliana ó shin.

Coiste na nGael Óg are taking a group of young people to Boston next month, the first trip of its kind for an Irish language youth group. The young people and their leaders join us to tell us all about it. Séamus Ó Tuama joins us from West Belfast to discuss the end of the Euro 2028 dream for Casement Park, as well as news from the Antrim Championship in men’s Gaelic football. Also, BBC journalist Niall Ó Gallchóir looks back on the Scottish independence referendum 10 years ago today.

Fearghal Mag Uiginn chats to Daráine Mulvihill about the Paralympic Games 2024. Dáithí O Muirí chats to Seán T Ó Meallaigh about the use of Irish at Coldplay’s concerts in Ireland. We also hear from Daniel de Buitléir who chats to Caoimhe Ní Chathail about a recent arts award he received.

Sa dráma Project Children in Amharclann an Lyric, insítear scéal an tionscnaimh chéanna, a thug deis do pháistí ó Thuaisceart na hÉireann seal a chaitheamh i Meiriceá agus faoiseamh a fháil ó dheacrachtaí an tsaoil anseo. Tá léirmheas ag Francis Mezza dúinn. Le Páirc úrnua Náisiúnta na Mara ar na bacáin i gContae Chiarraí, tugann an bitheolaí Jack O’Donovan Trá léargas s’aige féin dúinn ar na féidearthachtaí a d’fhéadfaí a chothú ann, maidir leis an fhiadhúlra agus an bhithéagsúlacht mar shampla.

The drama Project Children at the Lyric Theatre, tells the story of the project that gave children from the north of Ireland the opportunity to spend a holiday in America for respite from the difficulties of life here. Francis Mezza reviews the production for us. With a new Marine National Park planned for County Kerry, biologist Jack O’Donovan Trá considers the possibilities this might afford, in relation to wildlife and biodiversity for instance.

Tá an cóitseálaí Michael Gerard Ó Dochartaigh linn le plé a dhéanamh ar an togra Silent Sideline de chuid CLG Uladh. Agus do Seachtain Mheabhairshláinte na Máithreacha, insíonn Maeve McAlister, a bhfuil triúr clainne aici, dúinn faoina taithí féin agus faoina thábhachtaí is atá sé aire a thabhairt do do mheabhairshláinte mar mháthair.

In underage games, is silence from the sidelines golden? Coach Michael Gerard Ó Dochartaigh joins us to discuss the Silent Sideline initiative from Ulster GAA. For Maternal Mental Health Week, Maeve McAlister, mother of three, speaks of her own experience and how important it is to look after maternal mental health.

Mar a deir an seanfhocal: an áit a bhfuil do chroí, is ann a thabharfas do chosa thú, agus is fíor sin go cinnte maidir le Proinsias Ó Coinn, a bhfuil tuairisc aige dúinn ó Shliabh gCuillinn, áit a ndeachaigh sé ag spaisteoireacht mar chuid den mhionsraith Turas Úr. Fosta, cluineann muid ó Dheirbhile Ní Chianáin, eagarthóir Gaeilge ar an iris úr litríochta, Eascair, faoin chéad eagrán a eisíodh le déanaí.

As the proverb says: where your heart lies, your feet will take you, and this is certainly true of Proinsias Ó Coinn and his report from Slieve Gullion, where he took a hike as part of our occasional series, Turas Úr. We also hear from Deirbhile Keenan, the Irish language editor of a new literary magazine, Eascair, about their recently published first edition.

Do Lá Domhanda an Raidió Amaitéaraigh, labhraíonn Caoimhe le Storm Eaton-Kilgallen, léiritheoir raidió faoi oiliúint, agus le Conchúr Ó Faoláin, láithreoir Raidió na Life, faoi thábhacht an mheáin, go háirithe do chraoltóirí atá ag tosú amach ina ngairm. Cluineann muid moltaí an tsíciteiripeora Bronagh Starrs do dhéagóirí atá faoi strus agus aimsir na scrúdaithe ag teannadh linn. Tá feistis imreoirí Chamógaíochta faoi chabail fosta agus cinneadh déanta nach mbeidh cead ag imreoirí briste gairide a chaitheadh nuair is mian leo. Tá Rebecca Ní Dhonnaile agus Catríona Nic an tSaoir linn leis sin a phlé.

For World Amateur Radio Day, Caoimhe chats to trainee radio producer Storm Eaton-Kilgallen and Raidió na Life presenter Conchúr Ó Faoláin about the medium’s importance - especially for broadcasters starting out on their careers. Psychotherapist Bronagh Starrs has advice on how best to support teenagers under stress as exam season approaches. Rebecca Ní Dhonnaile and Catríona Nic an tSaoir join us as Camogie players’ kit is under discussion, too as a decision has been made that players won’t be able to make their own decisions over wearing shorts or skorts.

Is féidir dul siar anois ar bhóithrín na staire i mbailiúchán speisialta de litreacha lámhscríofa ó imircigh Éireannacha thar tréimhse 400 bliain, bailiúchán atá ar fáil ar líne in áis dar teideal Imirce, trí mhíorúilt na teicneolaíochta úire agus tríd scil agus díograis na mbailitheoirí. Agus tá siad ag lorg tuilleadh litreacha – go háirithe, litreacha as Gaeilge! Tá an tOllamh Breandán Mac Suibhne linn leis an scéal a mhíniú. Fosta, is iarscoláire Ghaelscoil Éadain Mhóir i nDoire í an stiúrthóir agus scríbhneoir óg, Róise Nic an Bheatha, a bhfuil a gearrscannán úr Le Chéile/Ri Chèile, i nGaeilge agus Gaeilge na hAlban, ag gnóthú spotaí i bhféilte scannán ó Toronto go hOileán Acla. Labhraíonn sí linn ó Albain, áit a bhfuil sí lonnaithe anois.

A journey back in time, via a fascinating collection of handwritten letters from Irish immigrants over a period of 400 years, can now be enjoyed in an online resource named Imirce, made possible by the miracles of modern technology married with the skill and hard work of the collectors. And they are looking for more letters – especially letters in Irish! Professor Breandán Mac Suibhne joins us to explain the story. Róise Nic an Bheatha, who attended Gaelscoil Éadain Mhóir in Derry, has written and directed a new short film, in Irish and Scottish Gaelic, which is garnering spots in film festivals from Toronto to Achill Island. She speaks to us from Scotland, where she is now based.