Pat Feeley meets with people from all walks of life as he travels along the banks of the River Feale which has its origins in Co. Cork. Presented and Produced by Pat Feeley (First broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 on March 13th 1981)

This collaboration between former RTÉ lyric fm Composer in Residence, Sebastian Adams, and writer and broadcaster Jools Gilson, is a rainy fairy tale for your ears, broadcast on the eve of St. Swithin's Day. Written by Jools Gilson Sound Design: Sebastian Adams (First broadcast July 14th 2017)

Jimmy Noone was postman for 21 years in the village of Keadue, Co. Roscommon. He shares some of his memories with Pat Feeley. Presented and Produced by Pat Feeley (First broadcast December 7th 1994)

The Song And The Story was a short series that explored the stories behind popular and not so well-known Irish songs. In this edition, Pat discovers the origins of the Clare song ‘Spancil Hill’. Presented and Produced by Pat Feeley (First broadcast August 24th 1990)

Pat Feeley travels to the Sliabh Luachra region in search of the story of one of Ireland's greatest traditional fiddle players, Tom Billy Murphy. Presented & Produced by Pat Feeley (First broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 on April 26th 1980) Series compiled by Peter Curtin

Mary Brophy explores the influences, characters and obsessions that brought Ireland's historic gardens into being. Writer & Presenter: Mary Brophy Producer : Neal Boyle An IWR Media production Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly (First broadcast Nov 2017)

Mary Brophy explores the influences, characters and obsessions that brought Ireland's historic gardens into being. Writer & Presenter: Mary Brophy Producer : Neal Boyle An IWR Media production Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly (First broadcast Nov 2017)

Programme 4  Conflicted States Art critic Cristín Leach explores how ideas of Ireland and Irish identity have been visually represented, over three hundred years. An IWR Media production. Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly (First broadcast Jan 2020)

The life and poetry of Francis Ledwidge, who was killed in Flanders on 31st July 1917 just weeks before his 30th birthday. Produced by Claire Cunningham Sound supervision by Tinpot Productions. Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly (First broadcast 2017)

Conductor Peter Whelan's fascinating research into the 18th century Irish baroque musician, Matthew Dubourg. Presenter : Máire Nic Gearailt Producer: Joe O’Dubhghaill  Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly