Clár siamsaíochta, comhrá agus ceoil beo as Doirí Beaga a láithriú ag Áine Ní Bhreisleáin agus á léiriú ag Damien Ó Dónaill

A special programme celebrating the latest and sixth edition of 'Winter Papers' with writers Nidhi Zak/Aria Epie, Oisín Fagan, Louise Kennedy, Elaine Feeney and Kevin Barry as well as a chat and performance from Villagers' Conor O'Brien.

Claddagh Watch is a voluntary group striving to prevent deaths by accident and suicide on the waterways of Galway City. Ryan chats to its founders, married couple Arthur and Deborah Carr about their personal story and the evolution of Claddagh Watch.

Our reporter Cillian Sherlock spoke to student nurses following a PBP motion in the Dáil last night. Tanáiste Leo Varadkar rejected the claim that student nurses were being taken for granted while SF Health spokesman David Cullinane called for a system of paying students nurses.

This episode features an interview from the archives with musician and composer Josephine Keegan where she talks about playing at marathon céilí dances and accompanying herself on her early recordings. It was first broadcast in 2005 as part of the series Cherish the Ladies.

Emma Verling, Séamus Ó Drisceoil, Tomás Ó Loingsigh, Dara Mac an tSíthigh agus James Ó Slatara, Páidí Mac Gearailt

Today it's all about the small elements of craft that you might not notice in a film. Cha talks “Fantastic Mr Fox”. Award winning Sound Designer Steve Fanagan gives some amazing tips and discusses his work on "Radiocative". Sean takes us into Stop Motion. And we hear from budding young writers and film fans across Ireland and the UK

We know the physical and mental benefits of outdoor swimming, but we should pay more attention to the places and spaces where swimmers meet

This week on ASH it's all about drama! We met a bunch of amazing students from The Bradley Theatre School and challenged them to enter a world of fairy tales to dish the dirt on what's behind the stories we know. Today, what really happened to Little Red Riding Hood's granny!?

Former Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland Nuala O'Loan and Pat's son Michael Finucane