David Keenan: 2025 has seen the release of his fourth studio album as well as the documentary film ‘Focla ar Chanbhás’ or ‘Words on Canvas’ directed by Paddy Hayes.Par Irish Radio Canada

Don Willcock: Behind the Curtain: Historical Highlights and Music From the Voyage of John BarryPar Irish Radio Canada

Historian Michael McBane tell of the Commemoration of Irish Famine Burials in OttawaPar Irish Radio Canada

‘NIGHT on the TOWN’ has been selected for inclusion in this year’s Bloomsday Film Festival which takes place in Dublin on June 11th - 16th.Par Irish Radio Canada

Mary Durkan & Richard Harte: celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the TORONTO BLOOMSDAY FESTIVALPar Irish Radio Canada

Paula McCann: The James Joyce Association of Ottawa has some members attending the Bloomsday Garden Party at Áras an Uachtaráin which is the official residence of the President of Ireland.Par Irish Radio Canada

A Zoom video featuring characters and scripts inspired by James Joyce’s “Ulysses” Produced and directed by Padraig Finlay.Par Irish Radio Canada

Bernadette Morris is not only an extremely talented singer, performer, fiddle player and entertainer, she is also an exceptional songwriter.Par Irish Radio Canada

Ron has toured Ireland a number of times to sell out houses and talks about his Irish experiencesPar Irish Radio Canada

John CrowleyPar Irish Radio Canada

Drew Mills Director of “Crossing Over”Par Irish Radio Canada

Crossing Over is the thrilling sequel to Tide of Hope and a compelling story being staged this month, just in time for the Bicentennial of the Peter Robinson Irish Emigration.Par Irish Radio Canada

The Peter Robinson Emigration of 1825 was a landmark initiative that brought nearly 2,000 Irish settlers to Canada, laying the foundation for what would become Nogojiwanong-Peterborough.Par Irish Radio Canada

Meet the Ottawa Rose Applicant 2025. Julia Barnwell, Dessa Hayes, Orla Roisin Mahon, Molly McGuire, Samara O’Gorman, Kathleen Pauluk, Aidan Russell, Colleen Shirley, Skye Laura Smith.Par Irish Radio Canada

Shauna Bradley; Mark Sutcliff; Stephanie Plante; Tim Tierney; David Connolly; Tom O'NeillPar Irish Radio Canada

The Goderich Celtic Roots Festival is an annual celebration of the music, craft, and culture of the seven Celtic nations, immigrants of which form a strong historic background to Huron County.Par Irish Radio Canada

Bealtaine is Ireland’s national festival which celebrates the arts and creativity as we age. The festival is run by Age & Opportunity, the leading national development organisation working to enable the best possible quality of life for us all as we age.Par Irish Radio Canada

David Howley at Folk Alliance International 2025 MontrealPar Irish Radio Canada

Sharon Barry of Culture Ireland at Folk Alliance International 2025 in MontrealPar Irish Radio Canada

Tom Moran is a Big Fat Filthy Disgusting LiarPar Irish Radio Canada

Cian O Grady, Kayleigh & Caoimhe Moran: Diurmuid Murphy - Tulua.Par Irish Radio Canada

Story of a Day – Scéal Lae is a live performance commissioned by Branar and performed by ConTempo Quartet in a collaboration between Branar and Galway Music Residency.Par Irish Radio Canada

Paul CurleyPar Irish Radio Canada

Michelle O'Mahony - If the Walls Could Talk - The Dreaded Workhouse - - the origin of the Workhouse System under the Poor Law Act of 1838 - to the role of these institutions during the Great Irish FaminePar Irish Radio Canada

The King of All Birds is a fresh and playful performance that takes us on a journey through our shared fascination with the skies—how we dreamed of flying, weaved folklore about it, and eventually found a way to rise above the clouds.Par Irish Radio Canada

On a bright spring afternoon in Dublin, Ciara Fay makes a split-second decision that will change everything. Grabbing an armful of clothes from the washing line, Ciara straps her two young daughters into her car and drives away.Par Irish Radio Canada

Padraic Scanlan: Uncovering the disaster’s roots in Britain’s deep imperial faith in markets, commerce, and capitalism, Rot reshapes our understanding of the Great Famine and its tragic legacy.Par Irish Radio Canada

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.Par Irish Radio Canada

Maurice O'Carroll, Sinead O'RiordanPar 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.Par 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.Par 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.Par Irish Radio Canada

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

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

Lochlann ScottPar 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.Par Irish Radio Canada

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

Martin Durcan & Peter GallagherPar 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 & morePar 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 (guitPar 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.Par Irish Radio Canada

Claudette Commanda, Jason King, Mark Mc Gowan, John ConcannonPar 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.Par 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.Par 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.Par 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.Par Irish Radio Canada

Irish Government Minister, Timmy Dooley raised the Irish Flag at Ottawa City Hall on March 17thPar 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!Par 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.Par 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.Par Irish Radio Canada