RTÉ - Arts Tonight

Poet Alice Lyons, curator of Poetry Now 2015, part of the DLR Mountains to Sea Book Festival on poetry and poets Liz Berry, Tom Pickard and David Ferry.

Sculpture 1600-2000 of 'Art na Architecture of Ireland' with its editor Paula Murphy, contributor to the volume William Gallagher and Clíodhna Shaffrey, Director of Temple Bar Gallery and Studios; sculptors Maud Cotter and Ruth Lyons; Peter Murray, Director of The Crawford Gallery, Mary McCarthy Director of The National Sculpture Factory and poet Enday Wyley.

Architects Sheila O'Donnell and John Tuomey of O'Donnell and Tuomey discuss their practice and ideas around Space and Architecture, having been presented with the RIBA Royal Gold Medal for Architecture this February, 2015

Writer Éilis Ní Dhuibhne in conversation with Vincent Woods to mark her being Awarded the 2015 Irish PEN Award for lifetime contribution to writing

Sáirséal agus Dill 1947-1981 Scéal Foilsitheora - a book on one of Ireland's 20th Century Landmark Publishers. Its authors Cian Ó hÉigeartaigh Aoileann Nic Gearailt on the book. Also Alan Titley whos translation of Cré na Cille - The Dirty Dust

Artist and Turner Prizewinner Duncan Campbell in conversation with Vincent Woods in the artist's studio in Glasgow, and also Sarah Glennie, Director of IMMA, longtime supporter of his work and curator of his first major show in Dublin.

Tim Robinson: writer, cartographer and artist in conversation in his studio in Roundstone, Co. Galway about his early life as an artist in Vienna and London as well as his life in Connemara. He also reads from his short essays published in 'Connemara and Elsewhere' published by Jane Conroy

Painting 1600-1900: Volume 2 of Art and Architecture of Ireland, published for the RIA and the Paul Mellon Centre by Yale University Press. Contributors: Editor Nicola Figgis, Brendan Rooney, Tom Dunne, Anne Hodge and Julian Campbell.

Toner Quinn: musician, editor and publisher is Vincent Woods' guest.

Four artists consider the work they produced in 2014 and what they are likely to listen to, read or watch on the tune of a new year: Peter Sirr, Isabel Nolan, Mary Costello and Seán McErlaine