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Dr Paul Mullarkey, National Museum of Ireland conservator, talks about the Rare book shrine goes on display for the first time after 39 years of conservation
Asia Mahealani, Irelands Patisserie champion, The Hawaii native, who trained in one of the top gastronomic schools in Paris.
Deirdre Higgins, Opera singer, chats to ray about her life as an opera singer and her pet sheep.
Tom Keogh, founder and Managing Director of Keogh's Crisps talks about 26 Mountains to Mayo and it's all in aid of Cancer Fund for Children.
Paul Whitehouse, comedian, is starring in Only Fools and Horses The Musical which is coming to The Bord Gais after a record-breaking four-year sold-out run in London's West End.
Russell Vickers, CEO of Future Mobility Ireland, talks about the first electric flight took off from Shannon airport last week.
Singer Leo Sayer joins Ray for a lovely chat about his fascinating career ahead of upcoming tour dates.
Charlie O'Reilly, working in Happy Out and last week claimed the prestigious customer excellence awart at the Irish Restaurant Awards. Ray went out to meet Charlie and some of the amazing people involved in Happy Out and Together Academy Social Enterprise.
Michelle O'Dubhda, Aquarist with Dingle Oceanworld and joins Ray to chat about Gar the Penguin and all his Humboldt friends.
Filmmaker Lenny Abrahamson gives Ray all the details of this week's Fastnet Film Festival at Schull, West Cork.
Author of "Food Noise: How Weight Loss Medications and Smart Nutrition Can Silence Your Cravings", Dr Jack Mosley answers this and more.
With the leaving and junior cert starting in just under two weeks, how can we support our children? Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist Colman Noctor tells Ray.
Former Republic of Ireland Manager, St Pats Superfan and Spurs supporter is on his holliers in Bilbao for the Europa League Final where Tottenham Hotspurs face Manchester United.
James Coughlan aka Jimi The Barber is just back from Manchester after seeing Bruce Springstein for the 95th time. Not only is he a mega fan but he is also Bruce's barber!
There's an event in the National Concert Hall in Dublin tomorrow called “Let's make AI:OK for music and the creative sector” It's being run by Dr. Martin Clancy - a campaigner in the movement for ethical AI in the creative industries who joins us now.
Relationship experts Allison Keating, practical psychologist and Ray O'Neill, psychoanalyst with DCU, answer some relationship queries and questions.
Schools traditionally would have a strong academic focus but at Adamstown Community College, students are learning practical skills like installing a toilet and fixing a radiator. Engineering teacher and the man behind the Transition Year Plumbing ModulePaul Hollywood tells Ray more.
The Elders are a group of creative over 65-year-olds, founded by Director and performer Andrea Scott. They train with professionals from the industry in movement, creative writing, playwrighting, improvisation, creative composition, contemporary drama and puppetry to name a few.
TV Critic Scott Bryan fills us in about Peppa Pig's new sister Evie.
Wexford film-maker Michael Benson has teamed up with American Musician Mariah Morgenstern to shoot two epic music videos locally this week.
Psychiatrist specialising in adolescent addiction and clinical professor at Trinity College Dublin Dr Bobby Smyth joins Ray to chat about the dangers of HHC, a Semi Synthetic Cannabis substance that can be purchased legally throughout the country.
Bernard joins Ray to chat about his career and new 8 part radio show which sees Bernard chatting to one of Ireland's sporting heroes in each episode.
Michael Kealy, RTÉ's Head of Delegation joins Ray as Emmy prepares for her semi-final performance this evening.
Author Michael Fewer is here to chat about all the unusual spots Ireland has to offer for us to visit.
Biology and chemistry teacher at Maynooth community College, Caoimhe Ni Mhuircheartaigh has been leaning into the social media platforms snappy format to engage with students preparing for Junior and Leaving Cert exams.
Tiarnán O'Donnell,Paralympic Rower, Represented Ireland at Paralympics in Paris and joins Ray in studio to chat about the difficulties paralympians here face in getting their prosthetics.
Deckard the humanoid PE robot walked in to studio to chat to Ray along with Professor Derek O'Keeffe and Professor Cornelia Connolly from The University of Galway
Johnny Coyne is just back from his latest adventure which saw him kayaking from Dublin to Istanbul for Daisy Lodge; a challenge that has never been completed before.
The Ray D'Arcy Show Mixtape Special with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and special guests Declan O'Rourke Seamus Harty, Sexy Tadhg, Nív, Tolu Makay, Megan Nic Ruairí
“A Shot of Hope – Stories of Quiet Resilience” is a memoir by John Travers and covers more than ten years in the life of a medical doctor. John leads research on reversing frailty and building resilience. He has also worked as a healthcare volunteer in India, Tanzania and Ghana.
Bernard is live from Limerick for a bit of craic.
Matchbox Life are ‘active life centres' set to change the nature of routine exercise for the over 40s. To look at this concept and how important exercise is as we get older, we are joined by Owen Tarrant, founder of Matchbox life.
Two students Paddy Corcoran and Sean Cahill from Rockwell College in County Tipperary have created a study app designed to be as addictive as TikTok. ‘StudyTok', has racked up 150,000 downloads worldwide and they are heading to the National Student Enterprise Awards.
RTE's four-part series Na Féilte Tine (The Fire Festivals) explores the four indigenous Irish festivals of Samhain, Imbolg, Bealtaine and Lúnasa. Bank Holiday Monday's programme explores the festival of ‘Bealtaine' and the theme of Nature. Michael Harding features & joins us now from our Cork studio
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