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Trevor Keegan chats to prominent people from the LGBTQIA+ community about how they've embraced their identity and are living their lives Out and Proud.

<p>An investigation into the case of a couple imprisoned for a crime against their child - that they say never happened&hellip; Previous series include Stolen Sister, Where is J&oacute;n?, The Real Carrie Jade, Runaway Joe, Finding Samantha, First Consignment, GunPlot, Tiger Roll and The Nobody Zone.</p>

One-to-one conversations between Sean O'Rourke and well-known individuals. Featured guests are prominent in public service, culture, sport and business and these long-form conversations explore their motivations, achievements and regrets; in short, what made them the people they are.

Presented by writer and broadcaster Vincent Woods who travels across Ireland exploring county identity under the themes of arts, community, culture, history, music and sport.

<p>In April 1926, a few short years after the foundation of the Irish Free State, a census was taken to count and record people resident here. Nearly three million people were recorded in that census, every household return capturing the fabric of everyday life: names and families, occupations and languages, faith, birthplace. The details that shaped communities across the country. </p><p>A century later, the release of the 1926 Census of Population into the public domain offers a rare and intimate glimpse into a pivotal moment in Ireland’s history as the foundations of a new state. To mark this historic release, the National Archives of Ireland have partnered with RTÉ to produce a two-part landmark documentary series, Come to your Census and an accompanying six-part podcast series. </p><p>In this podcast series, historian Liz Gillis is joined by archivists and fellow historians – all of whom were granted early access to the records before they were issued to the public – Liz unpacks some of the key themes that emerge from the pages of the 1926 census.</p><p></p><p>Over six episodes, the series reveals the stories, communities and social changes that shaped Ireland during the early years of the Free State.</p>

Glórtha ó chartlann Bhóthar na Léinsí - scéalta agus seanchas, amhráin agus ceol, stair agus sochaí na Gaeltachta. / Voices from RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta's Baile na nGall archive, including stories and folklore, songs and music, history and descriptions of the Gaeltacht community.

Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill take a look at all the biggest issues in football and hurling, plus preview and review the weekend's action with RTÉ's top GAA analysts.