Film Reviews with Roe McDermott & John Maguire, The Midnight Sky, Soul & Songs for While I'm Away, a new documentary about Phil Lynott, The Artful Dickens is a new collection of essays revealing the techniques of Charles Dickens, Ireland in Music, from Donal Scannell filmed in Ireland's most spectacular locations & featuring a host of Irish talent.

On Tuesday of next week, RTÉ 1 television will broadcast an hour-long special filmed and performed in some of Ireland's most spectacular locations. Denise Chaila, Lisa Hannigan, Mundy, The Hothouse Flowers, Rosie Carney, Toly Makay, and many others.

With Marie & Donncha.

Donncha talks about Munster's efforts at the weekend and the lads take a look at Dublin's double heroics with Ray Cosgrove and Ciara Trant! Game On.

Inniu: Mary Hanafin (Comhairleoir Contae le Fianna Fáil), Ciarán Mac an Bhaird (Comhollamh le Gnó & Bainistíocht DCU), Déaglán de Bréadúin (Údar & Colúnaí le The Irish News), Dr. Darach Ó Ciardha (Dochtúir teaghlaigh), Aodán Mac Donncha (ón gcomhlacht iompair Iggy Madden) & Niall Ó Siadhail (ó Oileán an Ghuail ach ag cur faoi i Londain).

Drivetime's Fergal Keane reports on the impact of the closure of the landbridge through the UK to the Continent on the Irish haulage industry.

Stars from Homeschool Hub and across RTÉjr come together virtually to bring you the story of a fiendish designer, some intrepid kids, crimes against fashion and a startlingly revealing Emperor!

On today's show, Ray catches up with Brenda Fricker ahead of Christmas, Mary Kennedy is in studio speaking about Christmas At Home, Comedian Alison Spittle is on the phone ahead of the The Cat Laughs Comedy Festival and Conor Pope is back with Pricewatch.

Joe speaks to the authors of some amazing self published books

Irish haulers at Dover and Newhaven outline the situation facing them, as they are stuck in transit limbo following new travel restrictions in Britain.

Highlights from Sunday Miscellany Live at Christmas: past programmes recorded in the National Concert Hall with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra in recent years, with writers Paul Howard; Michael Harding; Mae Leonard and John F Deane