Sunday Miscellany: Bog Casket, by Claire Cotter The physical items inevitably subsumed by the bog - human and otherwise Sunday Miscellany • 14 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: Bog Casket, by Claire Cotter The physical items inevitably subsumed by the bog - human and otherwise Sunday Miscellany • 14 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: The Bog Bothy, by Emmett Scanlon Why the Irish Architecture Foundation wanted to build a Bog Bothy in the midlands Sunday Miscellany • 13 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: The Bog Bothy, by Emmett Scanlon Why the Irish Architecture Foundation wanted to build a Bog Bothy in the midlands Sunday Miscellany • 13 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: An Emigrant Bog-Dweller, by Karen McHugh Translation challenges for the words 'turf' and 'bog' in cultures where they don't exist Sunday Miscellany • 12 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: An Emigrant Bog-Dweller, by Karen McHugh Translation challenges for the words 'turf' and 'bog' in cultures where they don't exist Sunday Miscellany • 12 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: Gordon Snell, Wizard, by Barry McCrea A life-expanding correspondence with a beloved children's author Sunday Miscellany • 07 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: Gordon Snell, Wizard, by Barry McCrea A life-expanding correspondence with a beloved children's author Sunday Miscellany • 07 Oct
Sunday Miscellany on taking charge of an allotment in Inchicore On the delights of taking charge of an allotment in Inchicore... Sunday Miscellany • 06 Oct
Sunday Miscellany on taking charge of an allotment in Inchicore On the delights of taking charge of an allotment in Inchicore... Sunday Miscellany • 06 Oct
Sunday Miscellany on a few wee Donegal and Derry sayings 'Occasionally there are polls on social media asking, what is your favourite Irish accent?' Sunday Miscellany • 05 Oct
Sunday Miscellany on a few wee Donegal and Derry sayings 'Occasionally there are polls on social media asking, what is your favourite Irish accent?' Sunday Miscellany • 05 Oct
Sunday Miscellany: A Fax from Seamus Heaney, by Denis Tuohy Rejection-guilt subsequently mollified by the eternal good grace of this world-class poet and gentleman Sunday Miscellany • 30 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: A Fax from Seamus Heaney, by Denis Tuohy Rejection-guilt subsequently mollified by the eternal good grace of this world-class poet and gentleman Sunday Miscellany • 30 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Abbey That Refused To Die, by John Egan The kindly uncle who was instrumental in the restoration of 800-year old Ballintubber Abbey Sunday Miscellany • 29 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Abbey That Refused To Die, by John Egan The kindly uncle who was instrumental in the restoration of 800-year old Ballintubber Abbey Sunday Miscellany • 29 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: One Time, a poem by AM Cousins Carysfort College of Education, 1975 and a poem remembring lecturer Seamus Heaney and ballad singer/Yola expert Lizzie Jeffries Sunday Miscellany • 28 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: One Time, a poem by AM Cousins Carysfort College of Education, 1975 and a poem remembring lecturer Seamus Heaney and ballad singer/Yola expert Lizzie Jeffries Sunday Miscellany • 28 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Soufflage at the Staatstheater An Irish-German theatrical exchange - a reminder of the vital role of culture in national identity Sunday Miscellany • 22 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Soufflage at the Staatstheater An Irish-German theatrical exchange - a reminder of the vital role of culture in national identity Sunday Miscellany • 22 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Swimming Out To Caves Along the Copper Coast The wondrous varieties of life that share the waters around Co Waterford Sunday Miscellany • 21 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Swimming Out To Caves Along the Copper Coast The wondrous varieties of life that share the waters around Co Waterford Sunday Miscellany • 21 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: An Extraordinary Engineeer, by Declan Phillips On a remarkable friendship with the engineer of the Twin Towers, Leslie Robertson Sunday Miscellany • 16 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: An Extraordinary Engineeer, by Declan Phillips On a remarkable friendship with the engineer of the Twin Towers, Leslie Robertson Sunday Miscellany • 16 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Meet the Mayor of the World Trade Centre How a childhood friend's destiny became entwined with the Ground Zero site Sunday Miscellany • 15 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Meet the Mayor of the World Trade Centre How a childhood friend's destiny became entwined with the Ground Zero site Sunday Miscellany • 15 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Memories of 9/11, by Jim Nolan Supporting an American couple on holiday in Ireland in their hour of tragedy Sunday Miscellany • 14 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Memories of 9/11, by Jim Nolan Supporting an American couple on holiday in Ireland in their hour of tragedy Sunday Miscellany • 14 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Blue Bag in the Corner, by John MacKenna Losing Leonard, a labrador non-pareil Sunday Miscellany • 07 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: The Blue Bag in the Corner, by John MacKenna Losing Leonard, a labrador non-pareil Sunday Miscellany • 07 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Radio Days, by Stephen Brennan One family's very personal ties to the very origins of Irish national broadcasting Sunday Miscellany • 08 Sep
Sunday Miscellany: Radio Days, by Stephen Brennan One family's very personal ties to the very origins of Irish national broadcasting Sunday Miscellany • 08 Sep
Classic Sunday Miscellany: Marked Present, by Seamus Heaney His children beginning school marks a new beginning for Seamus Heaney Sunday Miscellany • 31 Aug
Classic Sunday Miscellany: Marked Present, by Seamus Heaney His children beginning school marks a new beginning for Seamus Heaney Sunday Miscellany • 31 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Grafton Gallery, by John Ryan (from 1971) The closure of the Grafton Gallery evokes memories of the artists, writers and characters of Dublin's bohemian life Sunday Miscellany • 25 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Grafton Gallery, by John Ryan (from 1971) The closure of the Grafton Gallery evokes memories of the artists, writers and characters of Dublin's bohemian life Sunday Miscellany • 25 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Memory, by Seán Ó Faoláin (from 1975) Considering the fickleness of memory, and why seemingly insignificant moments can remain with us for a lifetime Sunday Miscellany • 24 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Memory, by Seán Ó Faoláin (from 1975) Considering the fickleness of memory, and why seemingly insignificant moments can remain with us for a lifetime Sunday Miscellany • 24 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: I Am A Song, by Joseph O'Connor A glorious serenade to the power of song Sunday Miscellany • 17 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: I Am A Song, by Joseph O'Connor A glorious serenade to the power of song Sunday Miscellany • 17 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Glen Hansard's Gifts, by Jackie Lynam On a lifelong admiration for Glen Hansard, and the friendships and community his music inspired Culture • 04 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: Glen Hansard's Gifts, by Jackie Lynam On a lifelong admiration for Glen Hansard, and the friendships and community his music inspired Culture • 04 Aug
Sunday Miscellany: The 1926 All-Ireland Final, by John Lawler Intriguing newsreel of Kerry v Kildare in 1926 sparks memory and connection Sunday Miscellany • 29 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: The 1926 All-Ireland Final, by John Lawler Intriguing newsreel of Kerry v Kildare in 1926 sparks memory and connection Sunday Miscellany • 29 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: In the Silence, by Mary Lavery Carrig A Kerry mother and son connect across the oceans on All-Ireland Day Sunday Miscellany • 28 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: In the Silence, by Mary Lavery Carrig A Kerry mother and son connect across the oceans on All-Ireland Day Sunday Miscellany • 28 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Muigh Eo Abú, by Frank Shouldice Watching in the Mater Hospital in 2021, a father and son put their hopes on Mayo Sunday Miscellany • 31 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Muigh Eo Abú, by Frank Shouldice Watching in the Mater Hospital in 2021, a father and son put their hopes on Mayo Sunday Miscellany • 31 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Hills of West Limerick, by Mike Mac Domhnaill Hidden stories of the landscape (of an All-Ireland winning county) Sunday Miscellany • 22 Jul
Sunday Miscellany: Hills of West Limerick, by Mike Mac Domhnaill Hidden stories of the landscape (of an All-Ireland winning county) Sunday Miscellany • 22 Jul
