Cluineann Caoimhe fán dráma aonair nua-astraithe, Dathanna Geala Amháin, ón aisteoir Brídín Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh. Tá Cleamairí Feirste ag léiriú ceoil, dráma agus craic i seónna s’acu, cluineann muid ó dhuine de na Cleamairí, Cormac ‘Buzz’ Ó Brien, agus neart seónna ar na bacáin acu. Fosta, I ndiaidh chlúdach cuimsitheach BBC Raidió Uladh ar Mharatón Chathair Bhéal Feirste, tá duine de na reathaithe féin linn: Colm Ó Donnchadh as Machaire Rabhartaigh. Tá an traenálaí aclaíochta Joe Mac an Fhailí ann fosta le comhairle a chur ar a chara Colm, maraon le héisteoir ar bith eile atá ag mothú nimhneach tar éis a gcuid iarrachtaí ar fad inné, agus atá ag iarraidh teacht chucu féin a luaithe agus is féidir.

Caoimhe hears all about the newly translated one-woman show, Dathanna Geala Amháin (Bright Colours Only), from actor Brídín Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh. The Belfast Wren Boys have shows packed with music, drama and plenty of craic and they have a busy weekend ahead of them. We hear all about it from one of the Wrens Cormac ‘Buzz’ Ó Brien. Also, following on from the comprehensive coverage of Belfast City Marathon on BBC Radio Ulster, one of the runners themselves is with us: Colm Ó Donnchadh from Machaire Rabhartaigh. Fitness trainer Joe Mac an Fhailí joins us to offer his advice to Colm and any other listener who is feeling the aches and pains after yesterday’s efforts and wants to accelerate their recovery.