Sommelier Paul Gault on Irish WhiskeyPor Irish Radio Canada

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

Janice McGannPor Irish Radio Canada

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

Sebastian KevanyPor Irish Radio Canada

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

Ellen Webb talks about 2025 Dry January Festival in DublinPor Irish Radio Canada

In Conversation with Niamh Dunne at Goderich 2024. Niamh Dunne is an accomplished violin player and singer, who is known for her folk infused fiddle compositions and smoky warm vocal style.Por Irish Radio Canada

Ronan Doyle compiled Wild Atlantic Tunes which is a book which will take the reader through the different traditional music traditions of the counties along the iconic Wild Atlantic Way.Por Irish Radio Canada

Tony Allen remisinces about 50 years as Foster and AllenPor Irish Radio Canada

Emer O'ToolePor Irish Radio Canada

Alexis MacIsaacPor Irish Radio Canada

Bill Meulemans presents 28 personal stories written through the eyes of both Irish nationalists and British unionists.Por Irish Radio Canada

John BreslinPor Irish Radio Canada

Margo - The Queen Of Country & IrishPor Irish Radio Canada

Frank CassidyPor Irish Radio Canada

Kerry Mortimer - Outgoing Chairperson Canada GAAPor Irish Radio Canada

Sheila Flanagan: Delegates from the HEA attended CBIE 2024 in Ottawa recently. Sheila Flanagan of Dundalk Institute of Technology talks about the goals and objectives.Por Irish Radio Canada

Catherine Dunne: Her latest novel A Good Enough Mother, is winner of the inaugural European Rapallo Prize for fiction 2023, is already a bestseller in Italy. On release in Ireland it quickly became a bestseller in 2024.Por Irish Radio Canada

Leaving Dublin, Ireland where he was born and raised until the age of 22, David got drunk on travel and never quite hit sobriety of it. He has lived and worked in twelve countries and visited over seventy.Por Irish Radio Canada

Enjoy festive tunes, tales and merriment in The Irish Descendants Christmas 2024 starring multi award-winning Newfoundland folk group, The Irish Descendants with longtime front man Con O’Brien.Por Irish Radio Canada

Matthew Gilsenan talks about The Celtic Tenors at 25. About to embark on a Christmas tour of Nth America.Por Irish Radio Canada

The Purposeful Decision Maker presents Pádraig Ó Céidigh’s groundbreaking and holistic approach to decision-making in life and business.Por Irish Radio Canada

Mattie Lennon pays tribute to his fatherPor Irish Radio Canada

In this love story for the ages—lyrical, profane, and propulsive—Kevin Barry has once again demonstrated himself to be a master stylist, an unrivalled humourist, and a true poet of the human heart.Por Irish Radio Canada

Niall Williams: From the author of This Is Happiness, a compassionate, life-affirming novel about the Christmas season that transforms the small Irish town of Faha.Por Irish Radio Canada

James Vincent McMorrow is an Irish singer, songwriter, and musician. As of 2024, he has released seven studio albums, three EPs, and numerous singles.Por Irish Radio Canada

Patrick Murray provides a review of Verdigris, screening at the EU Film Fest this month. Thurs, Nov 21 • 6:30 pm Ottawa Wed Nov 27 6:00pm TorontoPor Irish Radio Canada

The winner of the Robinson Emerging Artist Showcase at Goderich Celtic Roots Festival 2024 was Appoline -- a dynamic neo-trad folk trio from Australia.Por Irish Radio Canada

Sina Theil is a German born, Irish based multi-instrumentalistPor Irish Radio Canada

Fiárock is a 4-piece Irish traditional band that tells a story steeped in sound. Hailing from both sides of the Atlantic, the quartet masterfully treads the line of staying true to the tradition while embracing the diversity of influences from each memberPor Irish Radio Canada

Roddy DoylePor Irish Radio Canada

Aoife Ní Bhriain violinistPor Irish Radio Canada

William Roulston: Martin McDowell: Claire Bradley: John Grenham: Natalie Bodle: Austin BovinizerPor Irish Radio Canada

In conversation with Rory Makem at Goderich Celtic Roots FestivalPor Irish Radio Canada

Konrad & Katherine Jay Tell how they came to be the owners and guardians of Mount Usher House and Gardens.Por Irish Radio Canada

Grainne Goff has worked at the Eccles Hotel for 31 Years and recounts some of the history and highlightsPor Irish Radio Canada

Terri KearneyPor Irish Radio Canada

Margaret MurphyPor Irish Radio Canada

Terri KearneyPor Irish Radio Canada

Fionn Cox Co -FounderPor Irish Radio Canada

David McWilliams is an economist, author, podcaster, journalist, documentarian and broadcaster. He is the founder of the world’s only economics and stand-up comedy festival KilkenomicsPor Irish Radio Canada

Hailing from County Tyrone, The Whistlin’ Donkeys have been performing together since 2011 and have gained a strong following in Ireland and around the world and start a Canadian Tour in OctoberPor Irish Radio Canada

Benny McCarthy talks about the upcoming Miscellany of Folk tour of CanadaPor Irish Radio Canada

In Conversation with Karan Casey at Goderich Celtic Roots Festival 2024Por Irish Radio Canada

John Mulhall: From Terror to Valor: Echoes and Shadows is a fictional novel about those who have fought in the global war on terror.Por Irish Radio Canada

Martha Kelly & Mary Murray recount their recent walk along the Royal Canal - Irish Famine WayPor Irish Radio Canada

Gerry Roberts Singer/Songwriter Gerry Roberts at the Mirimichi Irish Festival. Originally from Belfast, Gerry recounts his arrival in Canada 50 years ago and his musical journey. Foster and Allen recorded "Once Upon A Time" which Gerry wrote.Por Irish Radio Canada

Ronan Deane The Canadian National Championship 2024 is set to be the largest Gaelic Games event in Canada, bringing together athletes and fans from across Canada and the United States. This exciting two-day event will showcase the best of Gaelic sportsPor Irish Radio Canada