13-02-09: Road Bowling Special

Feedback from the Baader Meinhof Complex that played at the film club in Listowel
Footage of members of the Abbeyfeale Travelling Community playing Road Bowling, recorded by Georgina Downes
Interview with Fintan Lane, author of Long Bullets; A History of Road Bowling in Ireland
Mary Carroll of the NCW film club reviews Emmas Bliss


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If you like this road bowling special you might like to check a short piece we did on outdoor handball alleys in Ireland back in 2005. Read and hear it here.

Audio 30: Athea's Ahern Athletes, Reviews of 2008

Full show from 12th of December 2008 featuring:
Interview with Tom Ahern who has written about the Ahern Brothers from Athea. The four brothers were outstanding athletes at the start of the 20th century. Tim won the Olympic Gold medal in 1908 in London for the hop step and jump while his brother Dan's world record for the same event stood for 11 years between 1909 and 1920. " Ahern Brothers of Athea, Olympic and World Champions" is available in most local bookstores.
Vicky O Sullivan of the Newcastle West Bookstore talks about the big books of 2008 commercial, sport and local and makes some suggestions about stockings fillers.
Donal O Sullivan talks about the best films of the year just gone, including a selection of some arthouse and foreign language films.
Brief Vox pop with audience feedback on the film "Then she found me" which played in Listowel Film Club at the Classic.
Listings

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Audio Archive

Here is some of the items covered on previous shows available here as high quality mp3.

First piece is a full show featuring the coffee and cream band which happened at Impact Theatre Company last August. Interviews with musicians and live tracks from the night included. The band has recently changed its name to Melting Pot. This show is 25 minutes long (36mbs).

Second Piece is an interview with musician Graham Conway of DeLorean Suite where he explains how they have used new technology to build their own home recording studio.

Third Piece is an interview with Limerick Photographer Paul McCarthy where he talks about his latest project which was documenting outdoor handball alleys around Ireland.

I will be adding to this over the next while so if there is any item from last year that you would like to hear again, leave a comment below and I will try my best to dig it out and make it available.