In studio is Dr David Hutchinson Edgar Lecturer in early Christianity Trinity College Dublin, Dr Margaret Daly Denton, Bibical scholar and Sean Freyne School of Religions and Theology, Trinity College Dublin. From the RTÉ studio in Limerick - Dr Eamonn Conway Department of Theology and Religion Studies, Mary Immaculate College and on the line from the U.S. -John Dominic Crossan Prof Emeritus of Religious studies, De Paul University Chicago.

In studio is Dr David Hutchinson Edgar Lecturer in early Christianity Trinity College Dublin, Dr Margaret Daly Denton, Bibical scholar and Sean Freyne School of Religions and Theology, Trinity College Dublin. From the RTÉ studio in Limerick - Dr Eamonn Conway Department of Theology and Religion Studies, Mary Immaculate College and on the line from the U.S. -John Dominic Crossan Prof Emeritus of Religious studies, De Paul University Chicago.

Vincent Browne talks to Tony Benn former Labour MP on his personal and professional life. This programme was first broadcast on 1st. May.

Vincent Browne talks to Tony Benn former Labour MP on his personal and professional life. This programme was first broadcast on 1st. May.

Sam Stephenson was one of Ireland's most talented and controversial architects. He passed away in November of this year . This programme was first broadcast on the 7th of December.

Sam Stephenson was one of Ireland's most talented and controversial architects. He passed away in November of this year . This programme was first broadcast on the 7th of December.

This evening Vincent and his panel discuss the career of the great newspaper editor Douglas Gageby. 'Bright Brilliant Days - Douglas Gageby and the Irish Times' is edited by Andrew Whittaker and is published by A&A Farmar. In studio : James Downey, Former Deputy Editor of the Irish Times, John Horgan, Lecturer in Media Studies DCU, Andrew Whittaker Editor of the Book (ex Irish Times), Senator Martin Mansergh and Nell McCafferty who worked in the Irish Times for a few years in the seventies.

This evening Vincent and his panel discuss the career of the great newspaper editor Douglas Gageby. 'Bright Brilliant Days - Douglas Gageby and the Irish Times' is edited by Andrew Whittaker and is published by A&A Farmar. In studio : James Downey, Former Deputy Editor of the Irish Times, John Horgan, Lecturer in Media Studies DCU, Andrew Whittaker Editor of the Book (ex Irish Times), Senator Martin Mansergh and Nell McCafferty who worked in the Irish Times for a few years in the seventies.