Documentary exploring groundbreaking new technology which restores hearing to people who are profoundly deaf.

New Newstalk documentary 'A City Feast' explores the community garden scene

Documentary exploring the collection of songs and stories of Irish Travellers living in England. Produced by JJ O'Shea.

A new radio play about the moral dilemmas faced by a medical rep in a large pharmaceutical company

Producer Patricia Baker takes a trip to Inis Oirr, the smallest of the Aran Islands, to explore the realities of island living.

Exploring the story of the Victorians online and how Ireland connected the world in the nineteenth century with the transatlantic telegraph cable.

Documentary on Newstalk marks the second anniversary of the Marriage Equality Referendum with a new documentary produced by Shaun & Maurice Productions.

Tristan Rosenstock brings us from Donegal to Dingle where dry stone wall enthusiasts share their passion about this craft.

A radio play by Donal Donovan exploring the impact Alzheimer’s Disease can have on a family life.

Producer JJ O`Shea looks at the rich heritage of fairylore in Ireland and how it is expressed through music and song.

Producer Patricia Baker explores the world of clock-making and watches, and meet those who keep them ticking.

Producer Brian Gallagher’s latest radio play explores the colorful world of professional soccer.

Producer Nuala Macklin celebrates the art of Irish traditional musical-instrument making. Season 2 Episode 2.

Producer Nuala Macklin celebrates the art of Irish traditional musical-instrument making. Season 2 Episode 1.

Producer Ciarán Ryan presents three short stories from the mid west of Ireland in ‘Making Connections’

Producer Deirdre Mulrooney tells the story of Eamon De Valera’s alleged – and overlooked - 1916 surrender on her Lower Grand Canal Street windowsill.

The premiere broadcast of a new home-grown radio drama, created and performed by Aindriais de Staic

Short clip from The Man From Moogaga, Newstalk's new radio drama written and performed by Aindriais de Staic. Broadcasting St.Patrick's Day at 6pm.

To mark the 50th anniversary of Brendan Behan's death, Tristan Rosenstock sheds fresh light on his Irish language writing in Breandán Ó Beacháin: File Fiáin Fearúil

Producer Judy-Meg Ní Chinnéide investigates the peculiar history of the Meath Gaeltacht, the smallest and youngest Gaeltacht in Ireland.

Producer Luke McManus investigates the Irish connections of the world’s most famous detective in “Was Sherlock Holmes Irish?

The story of Donegal Carpets and the women who make them. Produced by Maurice And Shaun.

A documentary celebrating the diverse and colorful range of people that live, work and play in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. Producer Brian Gallagher.

A new radio documentary which explores the experiences of six gay travellers in their own words. Produced by Maurice and Shaun.

Documentary exploring the lives of women during the Troubles. Produced by Nuala Macklin

Producer Eric Moylan examines the relationship between Limerick and sport

Documentary exploring the role of women in banking by Angie Mezzetti

Producer Simon Tierney explores the world of exotic pets in Ireland

Getting into the Game – an exciting documentary for young people interested in making videogames. Produced by Gareth Stack.

Athena Media award winning documentary presented by Cóilín O Scólaí exploring the habits we Irish have about death and dying.

Documentary Presented by Tristan Rosenstock. celebrating the life of Irish poet, activist, teacher, actress and traditional singer, Caitlin Maude.

Producer Susan Dennehy profiles, and follows over the course of several months, the progress of two female athletes who will represent Ireland at the Paralympic Games

In The Wedding Tree by Gareth Stack, we visit a near future Ireland where a terrible nuclear accident has left a volunteer fireman fighting for his life...

Producer Ciaran Ryan explores the incredible history of the Limerick Athenaeum...

Producer Patricia Baker explores the current role of court artists who capture the moments when a person’s fate rests with the law

Producer Patricia Baker explores the story of the restoration of Richmond Barracks, whose 200-year history encapsulates the complex history of the Irish State.

Producer Brian Gallagher explores the diverse and colourful stories of people living along the shores of Dublin Bay, in the second of a two-part series: “Bay Stories”

Producer Brian Gallagher explores the diverse and colourful stories of people living along the shores of Dublin Bay, in the first of a two-part series: “Bay Stories”

Producer Brian Gallagher’s latest drama explores the tensions arising in an 80's Dublin school when it is suggested that a CBS and a convent should amalgamate.

Producer Sorcha Glackin looks at the life of Mary Harris Jones, the Cork Woman who played a pivotal part in the American Coal Wars.

Producer Brian Gallagher explores the relationship between a young Irish boy, and an elderly English lock keeper, and Great War survivor, in late-Fifties Ireland.

The final of six episodes of 'The Wall in the Mind', a compelling mystery series set at the fall of the Berlin wall. Produced by Gareth Stack.

The fifth of six episodes of 'The Wall in the Mind', a compelling mystery series set at the fall of the Berlin wall. Produced by Gareth Stack.

The third of six episodes of 'The Wall in the Mind', a compelling mystery series set at the fall of the Berlin wall. Written, produced and edited by Gareth Stack.

The third of six episodes of 'The Wall in the Mind', a compelling mystery series set at the fall of the Berlin wall. Written, produced and edited by Gareth Stack.

The second of six episodes of 'The Wall in the Mind', a compelling mystery series set at the fall of the Berlin wall. Written, produced and edited by Gareth Stack.

The first of six episodes of 'The Wall in the Mind', a compelling mystery series set at the fall of the Berlin wall. Written, produced and edited by Gareth Stack

Goin' Straight is a brand new radio drama by Shay Linehan, which reflects some of the real-life experiences of people who have been released from prison in Ireland.

Producer Patricia Baker goes on a search for the true story behind the grave in Co. Kilkenny of an unknown British soldier who was murdered during the War of Independence

Producer Patricia Baker tells the story of one of the world's first broadcasts which occurred during the 1916 Easter Rising.