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Oh Sugar, Sugar Part 2: The Carlow Sugar Factory
Jan 20, 2026
35m 59s
Oh Sugar, Sugar Part 1: An Overview of the Carlow Sugar Factory
Jan 13, 2026
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The Burning Of Woodstock (Radio Play)
Jan 7, 2026
52m 00s
In 1916: Carlow's place in the Easter Rising
Jan 6, 2026
45m 48s
Follow Me Up The Barrow: Part 8 - River Guardians
Dec 10, 2025
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 1/20/26 | ![]() Oh Sugar, Sugar Part 2: The Carlow Sugar Factory✨ | Carlow Sugar Factorywomen in the workplace+3 | Loretta KennyJoe McDonald | the Broadcasting Authority of Irelandthe Sugar Factory Display at Carlow County Museum+2 | Carlow | factory machinerysports and social club+2 | — | 35m 59s | |
| 1/13/26 | ![]() Oh Sugar, Sugar Part 1: An Overview of the Carlow Sugar Factory✨ | Carlow Sugar Factorysocioeconomic impact+1 | — | KCLRthe Broadcasting Authority of Ireland+3 | Carlow | sugar industryfactory history+1 | Sugar Factory Display at Carlow County Museum | 36m 01s | |
| 1/7/26 | ![]() The Burning Of Woodstock (Radio Play)✨ | The Burning Of WoodstockRadio Play+2 | Aoibhín MurphyDelia Lowry+2 | The Story of Of Woodstock in InistiogeKilkenny In Times Of Revolution+8 | — | Gillian GrattanMartin Bridgeman+2 | — | 52m 00s | |
| 1/6/26 | ![]() In 1916: Carlow's place in the Easter Rising✨ | Easter RisingCarlow+1 | — | — | Carlow | commemorationevents+1 | — | 45m 48s | |
| 12/10/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow: Part 8 - River Guardians✨ | River GuardiansRiver maintenance+1 | — | Follow Me Up The BarrowRiver Guardians | River | Follow Me Up The BarrowRiver+1 | — | 23m 27s | |
| 12/10/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow: Part 7 - Wildlife✨ | wildlifeflora+2 | — | Follow Me Up The Barrow | River | — | — | 25m 10s | |
| 12/9/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow Part 6: Recreation✨ | recreationriver activities+1 | — | Follow Me Up The Barrow | — | Follow Me Up The Barrowrecreation+1 | — | 24m 39s | |
| 12/9/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow Part 5: Fishing✨ | fishingriver ecology+1 | — | Follow Me Up The Barrow | — | Barrowfishermen+1 | — | 24m 51s | |
| 12/3/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow: Part 4 - Boatmaking & Boating Experiences✨ | boatmakingboating experiences+2 | — | BarrowFollow Me Up The Barrow | — | fishermenboatmen+4 | — | 24m 19s | |
| 12/3/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow: Part 3 - Boatmen✨ | Barrow Riverboatmen+2 | Boatmen | Follow Me Up The Barrow | Barrow | historicalexperiences+1 | — | 25m 37s | |
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| 12/2/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow: Part 2 - Lock Keepers | Follow Me Up the Barrow tells the stories and experiences of the river by people that know it best… the fishermen, the old boatmen, the lock-keepers, rowers, canoeists and river ‘guardians’. Through the accounts of their experiences a unique, informative and historical picture of the Barrow is compiled through this radio series.Programme 2 in the series Follow Me Up the Barrow features interviews with the Lock Keepers, who over the years operated the locks for the barges to pass through on their way up and down the river. | 25m 30s | ||||||
| 12/2/25 | ![]() Follow Me Up The Barrow: Part 1 - Saints & Navigation | Follow Me Up the Barrow tells the stories and experiences of the river by people that know it best… the fishermen, the old boatmen, the lock-keepers, rowers, canoeists and river ‘guardians’. Through the accounts of their experiences a unique, informative and historical picture of the Barrow is compiled through this radio series.Programme 1 in the series Follow Me Up the Barrow which looks at the history of the river and the process in making the Barrow navigable. | 25m 32s | ||||||
| 11/26/25 | ![]() As We Like It Part 7: Death | As We Like It’ is a radio series that explores the seven stages of life, presented in seven parts, originally airing on KCLR in 2019 and produced by Monica Hayes through the Sound & Vision scheme.The one certainty of life is death. In this the last program in the series ‘As We Like It’, we explore the last stage in Shakespeare’s seven stages of man through interviews with Hospice Nurse, Margaret Cox, Death Matters Festival Co-ordinator Anne Cody, psychotherapist Mark Redmond, historian Pat Nolan and many more. | 46m 08s | ||||||
| 11/25/25 | ![]() As We Like It Part 6: Pantaloon | As We Like It’ is a radio series that explores the seven stages of life, presented in seven parts, originally airing on KCLR in 2019 and produced by Monica Hayes through the Sound & Vision scheme.Old age! What is old age? Do we respect our elders? These and other philosophical questions are discussed in this episode of ‘As We Like It’. With contributions from Aisling Brett, manager of Dalton House and participants of the Art Course that runs there, Joe Butler of Carlow Older Person’s Forum, The Carebears Group from Ossory Youth, druid Eimear Burke and psychotherapist Mark Redmond and more. | 43m 26s | ||||||
| 11/18/25 | ![]() As We Like It Part 5: Justice | As We Like It’ is a radio series that explores the seven stages of life, presented in seven parts, originally airing on KCLR in 2019 and produced by Monica Hayes through the Sound & Vision scheme.Our ‘As We Like It’ series moves on to the next phase, Middle Age or Justice. In this program we hear from Martin O’Carroll partner with Poe Kiely Hogan Solicitors Kilkenny, Shem Caulfield, Thomastown, Lucy Glendinning, Kilkenny, dietitian Aislinn Murphy, psychotherapist Mark Redmond and Druid Eimear Burke as this discuss the challenges and rewards of this life stage. | 44m 53s | ||||||
| 11/12/25 | ![]() As We Like It Part 4: Soldier | As We Like It’ is a radio series that explores the seven stages of life, presented in seven parts, originally airing on KCLR in 2019 and produced by Monica Hayes through the Sound & Vision scheme.The Soldier phase of life is the working phase, the time for earning and focusing on what profession makes you happy. In this program we hear from Gemma Lawlor, Guidance Counsellor with Tyndall College, Carlow, the students from Colaiste Mhuire Johnstown,Captain Kieran Brennan from James Stephen’s Barrack’s Kilkenny and many more. | 44m 15s | ||||||
| 11/11/25 | ![]() As We Like It Part 3: Lover | As We Like It’ is a radio series that explores the seven stages of life, presented in seven parts, originally airing on KCLR in 2019 and produced by Monica Hayes through the Sound & Vision scheme.Love! What is love? We grapple this and other questions in this the third stage of life – Lover. We hear from Dr Noel Kavanagh, lecturer in Philosophy at Carlow College, the staff involved in wedding preparations with the Griffin Hotel Group, psychotherapist Mark Redmond, some residents from Tinnypark Nursing Home Kilkenny and Druid Eimear Burke. | 40m 37s | ||||||
| 11/5/25 | ![]() As We Like It Part 2: Schoolboy | As We Like It’ is a radio series that explores the seven stages of life, presented in seven parts, originally airing on KCLR in 2019 and produced by Monica Hayes through the Sound & Vision scheme.In the second program in our ‘As We Like It’ series we feature the second stage ‘Schoolboy’. Sit back and relax while you listen to people’s memories of school, current school experiences, teacher’s thoughts on education and learning and the transition into teenage life. Contributions from Psychotherapist Mark Redmond , Druid Eimear Burke,, Forest School Facilitator Maura Brennan , former Ballyhale National School principal Joe Dunphy and Guidance Counsellor at Tyndall College Gemma Lawlor. | 46m 38s | ||||||
| 11/4/25 | ![]() As We Like It Part 1: Infancy | As We Like It’ is a radio series that explores the seven stages of life, presented in seven parts, originally airing on KCLR in 2019 and produced by Monica Hayes through the Sound & Vision scheme.The first stage of life – Infancy. In this program we explore the miracle of birth and the development of the infantWe hear from Professor Ray O’Sullivan Consultant Obstetrician at St Luke’s Hospital, Psychotherapist Mark Redmond, Doula, Gentle Birth Instructor and Baby Massage Therapist Eilis Walklett, Jo Scobie, Sonographer with the Women’s Health Clinic Kilkenny, The Ryan Family whose mother was a midwife in Carlow in the 1950 up to the late 1980s and some of the mothers who attend Cuidiu Kilkenny. | 46m 08s | ||||||
| 10/29/25 | ![]() Civil War & The Oral Tradition: Part 2 | Rambling houses are great for preserving stories and songs from times past. In Part 2 of ‘Civil War and the Oral Tradition’, presenter Dave Barron explores their importance with Eddie McDonald, who hosts rambling sessions at his home in Clonmore. It’s in places like this that songs from the Civil War are heard. In particular, the songs and poetry that tell the story of the shooting at Sheen where Miley Carroll and James O’Toole were killed. Hear these songs sung by local Carlow people in this documentary which is based on an essay written by Dave Barron, ‘Civil War and the Oral Tradition’. This documentary is part of Carlow County Council’s Decade of Centenaries programme and funded by Carlow Council and the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media | 48m 26s | ||||||
| 10/28/25 | ![]() Civil War & The Oral Tradition: Part 1 | Songs contain the emotions and perceptions of people at a particular time, whereas the history books tell of the facts.In the absence of many songs about the Irish Civil War, presenter Dave Barron looks to America and the songs written by the Irish who participated on both sides of the American Civil War. There he finds emotions and thoughts that are reflected in what little songs and poetry he has found about the Irish Civil War. ‘Civil War and the Oral Tradition’ is based on the essays of Dave Barron and part of Carlow County Council’s Decade of Centenaries programme and funded by Carlow Council and the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media | 47m 10s | ||||||
| 10/21/25 | ![]() Bridge Street Will Be | It’s 2015 and Bridge Street in Callan, Co Kilkenny is full of nothing only empty shops. Dirt from passing traffic has caked to the windows, the shop fronts are rotting, and the once colourful street that bustled with activity and economic vibrancy has lapsed into a ghostly monument to a dim past. But from decay and ruin will come new life and creativity. A street theatre event will aim to immerse people into the past through installations inspired by collected stories and, through this interactive experience, stimulate a shared dream of a brighter future for Bridge Street. This radio documentary charts the progress of the Equinox Theatre Group in Callan as they collect and collate some of the old stories associated with the street. From these stories, they, in conjunction with Devious Theatre Group in Kilkenny and Trasna Productions, will devise a massive live theatre event that will be presented to the people during the Abhainn Ri Festival 2015. How will it go? What will be the challenges along the way? Have a listen to ‘Bridge Street Will Be’, the radio documentary. | 47m 36s | ||||||
| 10/8/25 | ![]() September 3, 1967: The Black & Amber Tide Turns - Part 4, The Legacy | Part 4 of 4.Former Kilkenny captain and five-time All-Ireland senior hurling winner with the Cats, Michael Fennelly takes a walk back through one of the biggest games in Kilkenny's coloured hurling history - the 1967 All-Ireland senior hurling championship final, the day the black and amber tide turned as Kilkenny overcame Tipperary in what would prove to be a watershed moment for the county. | 46m 16s | ||||||
| 10/7/25 | ![]() September 3, 1967: The Black & Amber Tide Turns - Part 3, The Match | Part 3 of 4.Former Kilkenny captain and five-time All-Ireland senior hurling winner with the Cats, Michael Fennelly takes a walk back through one of the biggest game in Kilkenny's coloured hurling history - the 1967 All-Ireland senior hurling championship final, the day the black and amber tide turned as Kilkenny overcame Tipperary in what would prove to be a watershed moment for the county. | 43m 04s | ||||||
| 10/1/25 | ![]() September 3, 1967: The Black & Amber Tide Turns - Part 2, The Team | Part 2 of 4.Former Kilkenny captain and five-time All-Ireland senior hurling winner with the Cats, Michael Fennelly takes a walk back through one of the biggest games in Kilkenny's coloured hurling history - the 1967 All-Ireland senior hurling championship final, the day the black and amber tide turned as Kilkenny overcame Tipperary in what would prove to be a watershed moment for the county. | 46m 22s | ||||||
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