Sunday Miscellany Loved this story! Sunday Miscellany on All-Ireland Hurling Final Sunday is the perfect start to this special day. #Hurling #AllIrelandHurlingFinal

What a fascinating story about this mostly unloved building. Who would have thunk !!!

Delighted to hear my local shopping centre in Phibsborough so lovingly described on Sunday Miscellany A Brutalist icon! x.com/RTESunMisc/sta… Phizzfest Phibsborotidytowns RTÉ Radio 1

Pure magic from Theo Dorgan.

Former Cork manager John Allen's piece, the Croke Park warm-up, on Sunday Miscellany would stir the blood. Only way to start All-Ireland final day. Sunday Miscellany 📻 #GAABelong

Sunday Miscellany Loved this piece !!@LaniohanlonO

Driving up to Dublin with Sunday miscellany is one of the joys of all ireland Sunday

Sunday morning sorted !

Sunday Miscellany I used to hitch home from college in Galway to Portlaoise and back again. Always had my Hurley with me. No matter where I was in the queue outside Merlin Park someone would always pull in: “couldn’t leave a hurler stranded - are you going home for a match?”

Really lovely essay on the legendary Babs Keating.

Dreams of Sam Maguire from Killybegs to Kenmare, Leonard Cohen's magical Lissadell concert + more... #sundaymiscellany 9am RTÉ Radio 1 27/07/25 John Toal Regina Devenney John S Doyle Tony Griffin Noel King Denise Blake John Cooney #allirelandfinal #KerryGAA #DonegalGAA Tune in!

"We’re on holidays in Kerry, Waterville, and we’ve just met, or bumped into, the legendary Mick O’Dwyer at his garage. His name is over the door and in the background a black Ford Anglia, JIN 57..." John Toal is up first this morning RTÉ Radio 1 #KerryGAA #allireland

"Being there, shouting until my voice is hoarse, cheering, celebrating, commiserating, on good days and bad, through thick and thin, I’ve found life and football are like two sides of the one coin..." Regina Devenney is next with Ecstasy in Green and Gold #michaelmurphy #Donegal

"He sings, “I want to explore every lovely inch of you,” and we believe him. There are three fine-looking women singing along with him. This is a 75-year-old man, and there is hope for us all..." John S Doyle is next, on Leonard Cohen's magical 2010 Lissadell concert RTÉ Radio 1

"I see boys playing with their friends in back gardens, windswept club pitches and freshly cut hayfields across the Kingdom of Kerry. I see the young men I've come to know, the teammates who've trusted me with their stories, their struggles..." Tony Griffin is next #KerryGAA

"You told me to keep an eye out for Keating’s Bread Van, to tell you immediately when it was coming down the road and you’d give me the money to go and get a fresh loaf..." Noel King is next with his poem Caravan #Castlegregory #sundaymiscellany

"I’ve always said if I didn’t live in Donegal, I would want to live in Donegal. The wild beauty of the county, the mysticism that surrounds it, but mostly the real lives that are lived here. The joys, friendships and strengths, the hardships withstood..." Denise Blake is next

"You still bring me to places sunny seaside car parks where the grass was as hot as the sand To an army of hard-working fathers fulfilling Sunday obligations when holidays lasted only one day Twisting coat hangers into a variety of antennas..." To close: Radio Games: John Cooney

As usual, when a lovely person in the Arts goes to their heaven, RTE Arena always dedicate a wonderful show, this evening will be no different but very very sad and poignant to those working on the show. #SeanRocks

This very sad news is taking a long time to sink in… hard to believe Seán is gone. A true custodian of the arts, an artist himself, and an absolute gentleman. Sincere condolences to his RTE Arena colleagues on @rteradio1 and of course to his beloved family… Suaimhneas