One Photograph, Many Stories

Myles talks to Ruth McManus about the Marino housing scheme, plus Lorcan Clancy talks to Marino Residents Association members Mark Crowther, Patricia Normanly and Gerry Edgely.

Myles talks to Andy Bielenberg and John Dorney about their project, which investigates the death toll of the Irish Civil War.

How the Marino community transformed Dublin housing a century ago; and the Irish Civil War Fatalities Project which investigates the death toll of the conflict.

Myles is joined by Pádraig Óg Ó Ruairc, author of the book "The Disappeared: Forced Disappearances in Ireland 1798-1998"

Flor MacCarthy reports from Monaco, speaking to Prince Albert II about an oasis of Irish culture, inspired by Grace Kelly’s connection to Ireland.

Ronan Kelly has been island-hopping – and he encountered two men with an eye for potential that's hiding in plain sight.

Two centuries of forced disappearance in Ireland; We visit the Princess Grace Irish Library in Monaco; and Ronan Kelly with twin tales from our island communities.

Cathal Póirtéir on the 19th century Donegal landlord who set out to improve Gweedore, County Donegal.

Cathy Scuffil on the local history tales revealed in a photograph taken over a century ago in south Dublin city.

The 19th century Donegal landlord who set out to improve Gweedore; and the local history tales revealed in a photograph taken over a century ago in Dublin.