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Countrywide visits John Tedder, a small organic farmer who spoke on Liveline recently. Reducing methane emissions in cattle, Suzanne Campbell. Should we pay more for high farming standards, Thomas Hubert, journalist with The Currency & dairy farmer Bill O'Keeffe. The Dinneen cheese making family in Cork & Seamus O'Rourke's yarn about midnight mass.

How a former Irish Navy ship, the LE Aisling, ended up being sold on to a Libyan warlord.

The late Timmy Flavin's diary of his 1991 kayak trip around Ireland, At the Waters Edge. We meet Joy Gillen of GAC Training & Service Solutions at the Nat Maritime College of Irel. Regular contributor Hugh Oram looks at the future of the Grand Canal Dock.

On this evenings programme, what's behind the advent calendar doors and a review of the new film "The Two Popes".

It's all over. Brexit proved decisive in what became a personality contest-type election. RTÉ's London Correspondent Seán Whelan, Europe Editor Tony Connelly and Deputy Foreign Editor Colm Ó Mongáin look at what happens next in the UK, Ireland and Brussels.

Books of the year 2019

Lord Alf Dubs, Labour Peer, talks to Mary about antisemitism in the UK Labour party.

This week on Playback. We hear stories from migrants who now call Ireland home.

We learn why only Culchies can keep turkeys as pets. And of course, we’ll cover events across the water. All on Playback presented by Sinéad Mooney

Pianist and director of Galway 2020's classical music program, Finghin Collins on some of the things that spark joy

Lots of great comedians on the show this week, including Alison Spittle, Joanne McNally and Neil Delamere... We had music chat with Jack and Jamie from Bombay Bicycle Club and we also had 12 Dates of Crimbo suggestions from Blogger Filomena Kaguako!

On today's show, Dana takes us through the soundtrack to her life, we have live music from Aoife Scott and Band and Eld is coming to Dublin and we chat to actor Shaun Williamson