John F Deane and his brother explore the limits of the world from Achill

A poem by Grace Wells

Dandelions, the scourge of the proud gardener, gets the thumbs up from Gail Seekamp.

A poem by John O’Donnell

Even the best authors get writer's block.

Barbara Scully dyes her hair purple, then blonde, then back to brown..........

In the programme: Dyeing To Be Myself by Barbara Scully; John Keats – The Letter On The Heart by Conall Hamill; Portrait of a Young Woman, a poem by John O’Donnell; Dandelion Wars by Gail Seekamp; Dawn Chorus, a poem by Grace Wells; and On The Mountain by John F Deane

On today's programme we hear: Vere Foster by Conall Hamill; Lenten Longings by Marie Noonan; On the Borderline by Frank Kavanagh; Easter Bonnets by Mae Leonard; Notre Dame by Roslyn Dee; And Soul / Anam, a poem in English and Irish, by Vincent Woods

On today's programme: The Road To Perdition by A. M. Cousins; A Last Supper by John MacKenna; But Still They Come by Roslyn Dee; Kells in Monaco, a poem by James Harpur; The Call of the Camino by Brian Leyden and Palm Sunday by Helen Delaney

On today's programme: Rwanda Revisited by Justin Kilcullen; Encounters With Wildness by Lani O’Hanlon; Appasionata by John F Deane; Mother Shell, a poem by Denise Blake; A Backstop From Out Of Left Field by Jonathan White; and Remembering Margaret: Lost In Rwanda by Anne O’Mahony