Fiona Prine: Remembering John Prine Fiona Whelan Prine remembers John who died of COVID 5 years ago. John had a special place in his heart for Ireland and had a house in Kinvara.Av Irish Radio Canada

Maurice O'Carroll, Sinead O'RiordanAv Irish Radio Canada

10-year-old Molly is on a heartfelt mission to bring her father out of a coma. Believing that mastering the fiddle and winning the All Ireland Competition might wake him, she’s determined to follow in his musical footsteps.Av Irish Radio Canada

After her mother's death, Kathleen leaves foster care and returns to her hometown. Although she inherits a house, finds a job, and a friend, she feels empty. Seeking a mother figure, she embarks on a destructive path as her past haunts her future.Av Irish Radio Canada

Anthony Fennell, an Irish journalist and playwright, is assigned to cover the underwater cables that carry the world’s information. The sum of human existence—words, images, transactions, memes, voices, viruses—travels through the tiny fiber-optic tubes.Av Irish Radio Canada

Gay Byrne Irish Broadcaster. Sharing an interview with Gay that was first broadcast in 2009Av Irish Radio Canada

A walk around Smiths Falls with Mayor Sean Pankow and some of the Irish history relating to the locality.Av Austin Comerton

Lochlann ScottAv Irish Radio Canada

Waterford artist and dye transfer printer Jean Curran has created an exhibition of original dye transfer prints from Technicolor movies in the form of an immersive Art Trail and has just been launched in Dungarvan.Av Irish Radio Canada

Jonathan Legge, Kevin Pigott, Grainne Maycock, Fergal O'ConnorAv Irish Radio Canada

Martin Durcan & Peter GallagherAv Austin Comerton

ANDY KELLY has been collecting and restoring old photographs of Co Waterford for nearly 50 years & has collaborated with local historians on many publications, incl Shipbuilding in Waterford (2011), A Century of Trade and Enterprise in Waterford & moreAv Irish Radio Canada

Irish fiddle virtuoso Manus McGuire is set to embark on a special tour across Quebec and Ontario this April, joined by three outstanding musicians: Kate Bevan-Baker (fiddle & vocals), Michel Bordeleau (guitar, percussion & vocals) and André Marchand (guitAv Irish Radio Canada

Tommy Fegan: we delve into the life and legacy of Thomas D’Arcy McGee, a man who straddled two worlds and left an indelible mark on Irish and Canadian history.Av Irish Radio Canada

Claudette Commanda, Jason King, Mark Mc Gowan, John ConcannonAv Irish Radio Canada

Dr Jason King is Academic Coordinator of the National Famine Museum. Honouring Indigenous Aid pays tribute to the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Wyandotte-Huron First Nations in Canada West (now Ontario) that contributed to Irish Famine relief in 1847.Av Irish Radio Canada

Martin Dillon shines a light on the impact of the Troubles on the lives of women, amplifying voices that have been muted and marginalised by the din of history.Av Irish Radio Canada

Rugadh Padraig Jack O'Flaithearta isteach i clann ceolmhar in Árainn. Mac an amhránaí Barry Ronan agus nia an file Mary O'Malley, tá sé bródúil go mbíonn sé ag scríobh ceol i mBearla agus Gaeilge ar an giotár agus an piano.Av Irish Radio Canada

More than 1.5 million people left Ireland, many ending up in Canada. Among the most vulnerable were nearly 1,700 orphaned children.Av Irish Radio Canada

Irish Government Minister, Timmy Dooley raised the Irish Flag at Ottawa City Hall on March 17thAv Irish Radio Canada

Compiled by Tommy Fegan, inspired by the shenanigans of Tom Mulligan’s Cobblestone’s Pub Dublin. From the heart of Dublin's traditional music scene comes a collection that'll have you laughing faster than The Dublin Reel!Av Irish Radio Canada

Carole A Logan: Three cousins mysteriously return to their ancestral village in Northern Ireland. There’s mischief, secrets, predictions, and maybe fairies … if you believe in fairies.Av Irish Radio Canada

Using published and online primary sources, Melanie uncovers the story of the migration of the Irish to Canada before and during The Great Famine.Av Irish Radio Canada

Sue Nally from Kitchener/Waterloo on the happenings surrounding the St Patrick's Festival.Av Irish Radio Canada

Tom O'Neill: Irish Society of the National Capital Region outlined events scheduled to celebrate St Patrick around the area.Av Irish Radio Canada

Aoife Kelleher & Patrick MurrayAv Irish Radio Canada

Cecily Gilligan beautifully chronicles her research in Ireland of traditional cures. Most of her work was in the North West area of Sligo/Leitrim.Av Irish Radio Canada

Padraic Moyles talks about the Canadian tour.Av Irish Radio Canada

Barry Murphy of Irish acoustic folk-rock band, Hermitage Green at the Vogue Theatre.Av Irish Radio Canada

Sarah Griffin puts out a call for 2025 Applicants to represent Ottawa in Tralee in August 2025.Av Irish Radio Canada

Amy Walsh will host an Irish comedy show headlined by Aaron McCann.Av Irish Radio Canada

This bewitching origin story of the legendary Book of Kells features two additional stories written and illustrated by Tomm Moore.Av Irish Radio Canada

Michael Hall is the author of The Untold Story of the O'Sullivan Beare, a book about the history of the O'Sullivan Beare family in the 16th and 17th centuries.Av Irish Radio Canada

In the final months of World War II, a clandestine group known as The Choir smuggles thousands of escapees out of Nazi-occupied Rome via a secret route known as the Rome Escape Line. When an unidentified airman falls from the sky,Av Irish Radio Canada

Patrick Murray gives a preview of the plans for the upcoming 10th Anniversary Irish Film Festival OttawaAv Irish Radio Canada

Des Kiely is by profession a graphic designer living in Wexford, Ireland. However his passions include history and musicAv Irish Radio Canada

Picnic on Craggy Island is a hugely affectionate and anecdotal account of what lay behind some of those moments of comic genius – so pull on your kagoule, spread out your blanket, unwrap the sandwiches (they’re all egg) and enjoy the picnic…Av Irish Radio Canada

Niamh O'Brien: Public Relations Officer, HJOyce Association Of Ottawa on the upcoming reading series.Av Irish Radio Canada

Mark Purdy talks about his background and aspirations for the future of the Canada Ireland FoundationAv Irish Radio Canada

Robert Kearns reflects on his time as Chair of the Canada Ireland FoundationAv Irish Radio Canada

Ann Buckley: Celebrating St Brigit of Kildare in Medieval Ireland and AbroadAv Irish Radio Canada

Alexandra McKinnon Research Historian, Directorate of History and Heritage, Department of National Defence on efforts to identify relatives of Private Joseph Patrick BuckleyAv Irish Radio Canada

JJ Hurley from Kinsale Historical & Heritage Society talks about Canadian Soldier’s remains from WW1 may have link to KinsaleAv Irish Radio Canada

Sommelier Paul Gault on Irish WhiskeyAv Irish Radio Canada

Grant McIlhargey of CCE Ottawa talks about the Popup GaeltachtAv Irish Radio Canada

Janice McGannAv Irish Radio Canada

Amanda Slattery outlines plans for the 200 year commemorative events of the Peter Robinson Migration to CanadaAv Irish Radio Canada

Sebastian KevanyAv Irish Radio Canada

Cathy Geagan,Irish Consul General to Vancouver and Western Canada provides a review of 2024Av Irish Radio Canada

John Concannon has recently been appointed as Ireland’s Ambassador to Canada, Jamaica, The Bahamas, Antigua and Barbuda, and Saint Lucia. His most recent posting was as the Director General of the Global Ireland and Economic Division in DFAAv Irish Radio Canada