Documentaries – Page 3 – Near FM

History and Community – The iconic Clerys store in Dublin.

admin November 3, 2021

Dennis McIntyre takes a look at the life of Denis Guiney and his iconic Clerys store.

History and Community – Daniel O’ Connell Part 3.

admin November 3, 2021

Dennis McIntyre discusses Daniel O’ Connell in the final part of the series.

History and Community – Daniel O’ Connell Part 2.

admin November 3, 2021

Dennis McIntyre further discusses Daniel O’ Connell in the second part of this series.

History and Community – Daniel O’ Connell.

admin October 21, 2021

Dennis McIntyre discusses Daniel O’ Connell and the Clontarf ‘Monster Meeting’ that never was.

History and Community – Rural Ireland.

admin October 21, 2021

Dennis Mcintyre takes a look at the history of Dublin as a city in contrast to rural Ireland.

History and Community – Explaining the term ‘Dublin Jackeen’.

admin October 21, 2021

Dennis Mcintyre explains the “divide” between Dublin and Rurel England.

75 Years on the Go – part 3

Paul October 18, 2021

All aboard – CIE’s 75 Years on the Go and we’re celebrating! Episode 3 and the last programme in the ‘75 Years on the Go’ radio series looks at the development of road transport from Tram to Bus. We discover how The…

75 Years on the Go – part 2

Paul October 11, 2021

All aboard – CIE’s 75 Years on the Go and we’re celebrating! Programme 2 of ‘75 Years on the Go’ radio series looks at the Railway. And focuses on the experiences of employees past and present who bring us safely on our journeys as…

75 Years on the Go – part 1

Paul October 4, 2021

All aboard – CIE’s 75 Years on the Go and we’re celebrating! Programme 1 of ‘75 Years on the Go’ looks at the creation of CIE. And focuses on the experiences of employees past and present who bring us safely on our…

History and Community – History of the Harp.

admin September 9, 2021

Dennis Mcintyre takes a look at the history of the harp as a musical instrument and the history of the ‘Brian Boru’ harp in Trinity College. Dennis also looks at how the harp became the national emblem and that of Guinness.