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Oh Happy Daze
Oh happy days. I’m in Budapest for the season with my dearest, most supportive, most loyal friends – in many ways, my family. And I’ve reason to celebrate. A radio drama I wrote and am producing...
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Moo!
Here I am. I’ve wrapped ‘Cow’, a radio play I wrote and produced. It’s now in the nimble hands of Eugene Sully, our editor who’ll be tweaking it over the next week or so and we’re due to broadcast in...
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I’m in the Mooovies!
Well, ok, not the mooovies, rather I’m on the radio… Yep, I’ve got the first broadcast date for my radio drama, ‘Cow’. It will air just after the 11am news (local time in Ireland) on Easter Monday on...
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Clap Happy
Some have asked if a ‘catch up’ version of ‘Cow’ will be available on the KCLR96fm website. Apparently, yes. KCLR are currently constructing a ‘listening room’ for documentaries and dramas and I’ll...
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Due to popular demand….
For those who missed it, my radio drama ‘Cow’ will be repeated TONIGHT 2nd April on http://www.kclr96fm.com @ 7pm (GMT) – click on ‘listen live’
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Daffodil Wrapped
Sorry about my silence of late. I’ve been very busy with a number of projects most particularly ‘The Daffodil’ – a radio drama series in five episodes which I wrote, produced and wrapped this weekend...
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Cow – the movie
I’ve finally uploaded my debut radio play, ‘Cow’ to YouTube. I’d love you to have a listen… Storyline: Agi Kovacs, a beautiful Hungarian woman, arrives on Clearys’ farm, Glenmore, Co. Kilkenny,...
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Delighted to post this review from Waterford Today Newspaper for my radio play ‘The Daffodil’ which broadcast on KCLR 96fm at the end of February. “A very funny play, ‘The Daffodil’ nonetheless dealt...
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Let Them Eat…
Poster out, time/date confirmed: ‘CAKE’ will broadcast on KCLR 96fm, Oct. 12th at 6pm (GMT). A 45-minute play, set in Waterford, Ireland in 1915-1920, CAKE is a period drama focusing on a local family...
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Podcast of my Play
Strongbow’s Clock podcast on WLRfm (broadcast Oct. 27th). Set in Brennan’s Bar, a peculiar pub on Waterford’s O’Connell street, Strongbow’s Clock is a comic ghost story concerning a pair of barflies,...
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And The Nominees Are….
It’s gong season. But forget your Tonys and Emmys and Oliviers and what-have-ya. Surely, the only drama awards that really matter are from the country that has given the world William Congreve, Oscar...
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Play Podcast
PODCAST HEREPlay PODCAST Siobhan, a 38 year old Dublin teacher disenchanted with her dull existence in Portmarnock Primary School opts to chase Internet fame as a vlogger. In this pursuit, she travels...
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Shellakybooky broadcast
Budapest, Hungary, 2015. Nursing a broken heart, Mar Walsh travels from Waterford to Hungary to stay with her sister Brigette Walsh Cooney and family. Mar is impressed by her sister’s seemingly...
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The Terrible Beauty
2016 marks the centenary of the Easter Rising, the week-long Irish insurrection against British occupation that was ultimately unsuccessful. Although it failed, the Rising is now generally viewed as...
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The Daffodil
It’s spring, new beginnings, daffodils. In honour of the season that’s in it, I’m reposting a podcast of my 2013 radio drama ‘The Daffodil’. Set on the fictional Irish island of Trafadden, The...
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The Blue King of Trafadden – Oct. 30th
An action/adventure radio drama in 45 mins, in English and Irish. Scéal eachtraíochta, ar raidió, in nGaeilge agus i mBéarla. The Blue King of Trafadden is my 9th radio play and concerns a troubled...
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Radio Plays Here
All eight of my BAI funded Irish radio plays are now available on podcast (click on the links on the right hand side of this page). With particular thanks to Jim Nolan the director and Eugene Sully,...
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