Documentary on One - RTÉ Documentaries
Summary: Multi award winning documentaries from Ireland. With almost 1,000 documentaries on offer it has the largest archive of documentaries available anywhere. The productions are radio stories about real life and contain productions dating as far back as 1954. A wealth of life, ideas, experiences, events and perspectives is on offer - but most importantly - stories. Download the Documentary on One iphone app from the App store.
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- Copyright: RTÉ 2015
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This award winning documentary tells a story that on the 2nd July 2004, the body of fourteen year old Jamie Farrelly-Maughan was discovered behind a disused house in Harmony Heights - a housing estate in Cavan Town. She had lain there for six days.
This award winning documentary revisits the tragic story of Athlone writer Hanna Greally. Hanna was admitted to St. Loman's psychiatric hospital in Mullingar 'for a rest' at the age of nineteen but didn't win her freedom again for almost 20 years.
There is gold in the rivers of Wicklow. Experts agree that it's leached from a mother lode somewhere in the mountains. Since the Wicklow gold rush in 1796, prospectors have sought to uncover this fabled treasure. This father and son are still searching.
This documentary is about a remembered world - a world that the Guihen sisters left behind on the shores of Lough Allen when they emigrated from Leitrim to Manchester in the 1940's. This is a story of the effects of emigration on one family.
A Swedish documentary maker retraces the footsteps of his father
A documentary about fishing rights on the river Blackwater
An apocryphal tale of Irish emigration
A documentary on twin sisters born with congenital rubella syndrome
A documentary on the disappearance of three people in Fermoy.
To mark St. Patrick's Day 2008, four documentary-makers provide four different contributions to this week's Documentary On One
The remarkable story of the coincidence of talent, fate and sheer good luck which helped The Beatles break into America in 1964.
An extended interview with the author by Paul Russell
Seán Kilkenny's love for his dogs who do work that other people hate.
A documentary on a Galway fiddle player who died at age 35.
A documentary on the story teller Eddie Lenihen
