Podcast appearances and mentions of myles dungan

Welcome to the Dublin Festival of History podcast, brought to you by Dublin City Council.In this episode, from the Dublin Festival of History 2024, Irish broadcaster and author of Land Is All That Matters, Myles Dungan, examines two hundred years of agrarian conflict from the ruinous famine of 1741 to the eve of World War Two.This episode was recorded at Printworks, Dublin Castle, on 28th September 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Myles Dungan looks at some of the most bitterly fought Presidential elections, with the help of Professor Glen Gendzel, Dr Sandra Scanlon, and selections from the RTÉ Radio Archives.

Niall Quinn speaks to Myles Dungan about the life of Oscar Traynor, in a public interview recorded at the Hinterland Festival in Kells.

In October 2002 Sinéad O'Connor recorded a ‘Rattlebag Special' with Myles Dungan, marking the release of her album Sean-Nós Nua

In this Rattlebag public interview from 2001, Brazilian author Paulo Coelho spoke to Myles Dungan. about his work and his extraordinary life.

John McGahern in conversation with Myles Dungan..

John McGahern in conversation with Myles Dungan..

Myles Dungan presents the story of the two Irish engineers who changed the history of California, by bringing water to LA and San Francisco - allowing the cities to grow.

Myles Dungan looks at the story of Capel Celyn in Wales, and why it was submerged in water in the 1960s, displacing the small Welsh-speaking community who lived there.

Another chance to hear the voice of Ireland's ‘keeper of language,' Seamus Heaney in a Rattlebag Public Interview with Myles Dungan

Kazuo Ishiguro spoke to Myles Dungan in a Rattlebag public interview recorded in 2005, coinciding with the publication of his novel, Never Let Me Go.

In 2003, Pat McCabe was invited to give a Rattlebag Public Interview presented by Myles Dungan at the Pavilion Theatre in Dun Laoghaire to coincide with the publication of his novel Call Me The Breeze.

In 2005 Daniel Day-Lewis spoke to Myles Dungan

Laurie Anderson in conversation with Myles Dungan in 2005 The Producer was Kevin Brew.

In this episode Myles Dungan speaks to 3 time Academy award winner for editing, Thelma Schoonmaker

In this episode Myles Dungan speaks to holly legend Maureen O'Hara.

In 2002 Maeve decided to channel her inner Sinatra and, after two years of retirement, emerged triumphantly in this public interview with Myles Dungan.

Some of the best writers artists and thinkers will descend on the heritage town of Kells later this month as the Hinterland festival gets underway Programme director for the festival Myles Dungan had all the details, Cathal Thornton was talking movies in Reel Reviews this week a new animated spiderman movie is up for discussion plus Fionn was back with another Friday floor filler song. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The New Orleans Saints took on the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV. Trevor and Derek Slattery were on opposing sides while watching from Fermoy, County Cork, but with the Saints proving victorious it was Trevor who was left with bragging rights. The brothers join Colum Cronin to discuss how Myles Dungan initially got them hooked on the NFL but it was a trip Stateside which cemented their support for their respective teams, and what their hopes and expectations are for the upcoming draft and the 2023 season.

John Boorman in a public interview with Myles Dungan for the RTE´ programme Rattlebag at The Irish Film Institute in 2003

Myles Dungan is joined by Cathy Scuffil, Noelle Grothier and Lar Joye to talk about what was happening at Christmas time one hundred years ago.

We are going rogue this week with a bonus episode of non-streaming content. Having trouble deciding what to buy the small literary child in your life for Christmas? Want to know what's hot out there on the bookshelves? Well, in this bonus episode, we are joined by Elaina Ryan (CEO of Children's Books Ireland) to discuss all of the above. Thanks to Andy Gaffney for producing and thanks to Laura Bryna for letting us use her awesome Christmas tune! U MAY need to slow your podcast speed down, as the excitement of being in a studio with such amazing books, may have caused us to babble continuously and at a speed faster than light! Christmas Tune : Laura Bryna - Wishlist Age 0-4 :   Be Wild, Little One – Olivia Hope, illus. by Daniel Egnéus Fox & Son Tailers – Paddy Donnelly The Wilderness – Steve McCarthy Cloud Babies -  Chris Judge & Eoin Colfer 3 Billy Goats Gruff – illus. Jon Klassen & story by Mac Barnett Meanwhile Back On Earth – Oliver Jeffers What The Ladybird Heard At Christmas - Julia Donaldson, illus. Lydia Monks The Baddies - Julia Donaldson, illus. Axel Scheffler Well Done, Mommy Penguin – Chris Haughton Stopping by Woods On a Snowy Wooden Eve -  illus. by PJ Lynch, story by Robert Frost The Sleep Scan by Niall Breslin, illus. Sheena Dempsey Sir Adam The Brave and The Moody Monsters – David King, illus. by Rhiannon Archard AGE 5-12 : The Chestnut Roaster – Eve McDonnell The Lost Girl King – Catherine Doyle Bunny vs Monkey Machine Mayhem - Jamie Smart Batpig: When Pigs Fly - Rob Harrell The Bedtime Book of Impossible Questions – Isabel Thomas, illus. Aaron Cushley Looking for Emily – Fiona Longmuir Strange Tale of Barnabus Kwerk - Erika McGann illus. Phillip Cullen The Ministry Of Unladylike Activity - Robin Stevens   TEEN/YOUNG ADULT : Blood to Poison – Mary Watson Things I Know – Helena Close Five Survive - Holly Jackson Demon in the Wood - Leigh Bardugo illus. Dani Prendergast The Heartstopper Yearbook - Alice Oseman GIFT : The Faber Book of Bedtime Stories - various, illus. Sarah McIntyre The Magic of the Ballet - Vivian French, illus. Lauren O'Hara The Grumpus - Alex T. Smith Girls Who Slay Monsters - Ellen Ryan illus. Shona Shirley MacDonald Creature : Paintings, Drawings, and Reflections - Shaun Tan The Great Irish History Book by Myles Dungan, illus. Alan Dunne

Myles Dungan joined Pat this morning to discuss his new book The Great Irish History Book. His new book illustrated by Alan Dunne recalls Ireland's rich history from The Normans to the Celtic Tiger..

On todays show Andy Fitzpatrick joins Ray to chat all about the iconic table football game SUBBUTEO as its undergoing a revival! Myles Dungan is in studio to take a historical trip back in time with his new book The Great Irish History Book and we have live music from The Mary Wallopers following the release of their self-titled debut album!

Today on the show, students from St Patricks Classical school in Navan are heading for the national student enterprise awards this week with their business Barrelda Sinéad met Theo Staunton and Matthew Healy, broadcaster Myles Dungan is excited for this year's Hinterland festival celebrating literature and art he joined us to discuss their programme for the 10th anniversary of the festival, Noeleen Lane shared the most heart warming story about her memory of a family picnic as part of our competition with JK Sheds and Sinéad is repulsed by James Cordon's bathroom habits. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Myles Dungan's family was involved in four violent deaths between 1915 and 1922. Jack Clinton, an immigrant small farmer from County Meath, was murdered in the remote and lawless Arizona territory by a powerful rancher's hired assassin; three more died in Ireland, and each death is compellingly reconstructed in this extraordinary book. Mark Clinton was murdered by a group of agrarian ‘bandits' who resented his family's possession of some disputed acres; his killer was tried and executed by the dead man's relatives and comrades in the Meath IRA. A mentally challenged youth was shot as an informer by another relative of Dungan's, and buried in secrecy and silence.Myles Dungan's book, focused on one family, offers an original perspective on this still controversial period: a prism through which the moral and personal costs of violence, and the elemental conflict over land, come alive.Myles Dungan is an Irish broadcaster and author. He has presented many arts programmes on RTÉ Radio, and has also been a sports broadcaster on RTÉ Television. Since October 2010 he has been the presenter of “The History Show” on RTÉ Radio One.Catriona Crowe is one of Ireland's leading historians and commentators. She was elected to the Royal Irish Academy in 2012.The Dublin Festival of History is brought to you by Dublin City Council, and organised by Dublin City Libraries, in partnership with Dublin City Council Culture Company. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Myles Dungan's family was involved in four violent deaths between 1915 and 1922. Jack Clinton, an immigrant small farmer from County Meath, was murdered in the remote and lawless Arizona territory by a powerful rancher's hired assassin; three more died in Ireland, and each death is compellingly reconstructed in this extraordinary book. Mark Clinton was murdered by a group of agrarian ‘bandits' who resented his family's possession of some disputed acres; his killer was tried and executed by the dead man's relatives and comrades in the Meath IRA. A mentally challenged youth was shot as an informer by another relative of Dungan's, and buried in secrecy and silence.Myles Dungan's book, focused on one family, offers an original perspective on this still controversial period: a prism through which the moral and personal costs of violence, and the elemental conflict over land, come alive.Myles Dungan is an Irish broadcaster and author. He has presented many arts programmes on RTÉ Radio, and has also been a sports broadcaster on RTÉ Television. Since October 2010 he has been the presenter of “The History Show” on RTÉ Radio One.Catriona Crowe is one of Ireland's leading historians and commentators. She was elected to the Royal Irish Academy in 2012.The Dublin Festival of History is brought to you by Dublin City Council, and organised by Dublin City Libraries, in partnership with Dublin City Council Culture Company. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Outrage, a new play by Deirdre Kinahan focusing on the role of women in the war of independence - Centenary commemoration with Myles Dungan and Turtle Bunbury - Pieces of Her, Netflix's new thriller series with Toni Collette.

Myles Dungan and guests explore how this fateful document was finalised, and the highly charged Dáil debates that followed. We hear from Darragh Gannon, Leann Lane, Diarmaid Ferriter, John Gibney, Zoe Reid and Dara Lynne Lenehan.

INFANCY by Maeve Binchy followed by Maeve Binchy and Myles Dungan in Public Interview in The National Concert Hall, Dublin, 2002.

In 2002 Maeve decided to channel her inner Sinatra and, after two years of retirement, emerged triumphantly in this public interview with Myles Dungan.

Professor Paul Moynagh brought us his weekly Covid analysis, the Farrelly's new business opened for business for the first time in Kells yesterday and Feargal Harrington explained why vaccination was now a prerequisite for dating! Myles Dungan new book about four killings of Meath men a hundred years ago is a work to behold. Our vet Sinead Kelly cautioned of dogs and unsupervised children in the light of the tragedy in Waterford and Gerry was only too delighted to feature Shirley Bassey as his Artist of the Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Presenter of 'The History Show', Myles Dungan, has taken a deep dive into his family history for his new book 'Four Killings'. He joined Ryan on the line to talk about the book and the four murders that took place in the family.

Myles Dungan, Presenter of The History Show, RTE, Radio I, Jennifer Gannon, TV and Popular Culture Journalist

Myles Dungan and guests explore the events of Bloody Sunday. the 21st November 1920. We hear from Liz Gillis, Éanna de Búrca, James Durney, Fergus Sammon and Cathy Scuffil.

In tonight's special episode, Myles Dungan investigates the stories of two branches of his own extended family, the McKennas and the Clintons, during the Irish War of Independence.

On this week's programme, our focus is Dublin during the Irish War of Independence. Myles Dungan is joined by Brian Hughes, Catherine Scuffil, Michael Foley and Cuan Ó Seireadáin.

On this week's programme, Myles Dungan visits the Military Archives in Rathmines, to find out how their treasure trove of documentation was created, how their collections are stored and collated, & what they tell us about the Anglo-Irish War.

Myles Dungan and guests discuss the experience of women during the Irish War of Independence. We hear from Marie Coleman, Mary McAuliffe, Tomás Mac Conmara, Ailbhe Rogers and Lindie Naughton.

This evening, in ‘War in the Shadows’, Myles Dungan analyses the conduct of intelligence operations in the Anglo-Irish conflict from 1919 to 1921. And, how Michael Collins cultivated a network of moles and informers, in key areas of the British Administration.

On this week's programme, we present the first in a new series of episodes on the Irish War of Independence. Brian Hanley, Heather Laird, Daithí Ó Corráin and John Gibney join Myles Dungan to discuss how the war began, and how Dáil Eireann built and financed a new Irish republic.

From the RTÉ Radio Archives . Rattlebag 2003, Myles Dungan interviewed Pierce Brosnan in a public interview at the Galway Film Fleadh. Produced by Kevin Reynolds

From the Rattlebag archive Myles Dungan talks to the legendary Chris Hillman of The Byrds fame. Produced by Kevin Reynolds

From the RTÉ archive in 2004 Myles Dungan talks to Playwright Tom Stoppard.

From the Rattlebag archive 2005 Myles Dungan talks to Paul Schrader.

From the Rattlebag archive 2004 Maeve Binchy, in conversation with Myles Dungan

From the Rattlebag archive 2002 John McGahern talks to Myles Dungan

From the Rattlebag archive, composer Steve Reichs in conversation with Myles Dungan

From the Rattlebag archive 2004 creative driver of “Talking Heads’, David Byrne talks to Myles Dungan

from the archive Cate Blanchett talks to Myles Dungan

Rattlebag Ransack from the archives, a chance to hear some great chats from the Rattlebag programme, presented by Myles Dungan. The first is from 2004. Carrie Fisher

To tie in with the documentary series Citizens: Lockout 1913 to 2013 three live discussions about the lockout will feature on the Today with Myles Dungan show. In the second feature Myles speaks to some of the relations of the main characters of Lockout 1913 like William Martin Murphys great grandson Chris Martin Murphy, Jim Larkin's granddaughter and great granddaughter Stella Larkin McConnon and Aoife Breslin and James Connolly Heron, the great grandson of James Connolly.

To tie in with the documentary series Citizens: Lockout 1913 to 2013 three live discussions about the lockout will feature on the Today with Myles Dungan show. In the first feature broadcast on August 9th Myles was joined in studio by Padraig Yeates, author of Lockout: Dublin 1913 and a member of the 1913 Committee, Mary Daly Professor of History and Archives at University College Dublin, Ciaran Wallace historian at Trinity College Dublin and Ann Matthews writer and historian at NUI Maynooth who all feature across the series.

In this special four part series, The History Show with Myles Dungan explores how the Great Famine swept through Ireland in the mid 1800s and changed the country forever.

In this special four part series, The History Show with Myles Dungan explores how the Great Famine swept through Ireland in the mid 1800s and changed the country forever.

In this special four part series, The History Show with Myles Dungan explores how the Great Famine swept through Ireland in the mid 1800s and changed the country forever.

In this special four part series, The History Show with Myles Dungan explores how the Great Famine swept through Ireland in the mid 1800s and changed the country forever.

For centuries, strange creatures have been sighted in the Clifden area in Galway. And so in 1979, Myles Dungan went to investigate. Noted in history, could these creatures still exist? Could it be possible to get a glimpse of them? (First broadcast 1979)

26.2 miles is a long way to run. Myles Dungan ran the Dublin City Marathon back in 1981. He takes us on the 26.2 mile journey from training to finish line and gives a play by play of his progress along the way. He speaks to runners about the sport and why they put themselves through the ordeal. (First Broadcast 1981)