The story of musician Michael O’Shea, who played an instrument made from a door that he called “Mo Chara”. He released one album in 1982, now regarded as a landmark cult classic. A Learn and Sing production for RTÉ lyric fm. Presenter/Producer: Paul McDermott. Eoin O'Kelly producer for RTÉ lyric fm.

A personal tribute to one of Ireland's most gifted and unsung pianist composers, Fanny Robinson

Dancing with Lucia reassess the artistic significance and legacy of Lucia Joyce as an artist in her own right

Through a playful mixture of interviews and dramatization we examine the life and work of the great Irish writer Flann O'Brien.

Violinist, concertmaster and conductor John Georgiadis shares highlights from his autobiography, Bow to Baton - A Leader's Life

John Quinn experiences the magic and mystery of Skellig Rock, the monastic settlement off the south-west coast of Kerry.

German cabaret artist and performer Agnes Bernelle recalls her life and times from her childhood in Berlin to exile in London and her marriages and career in Ireland.

John Quinn visits Ballyfin, Co. Laois where he spent five years as a boarder in the 1950s.

A celebration of the life and work of Seamus Ennis that looks at an important but lesser known aspect of the work of this giant of Irish traditional music.

He was one of the most famous pianists of his age but is now largely forgotten, the Limerick born composer George Alexander Osborne