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Welcome listener! This is the showcase for the audio documentaries and features produced by the final year Radio students on the undergraduate Film & Broadcasting and Journalism courses at the School of Media, TU Dublin - City Campus. We were born from the success of DIT FM.
Unknown Host hosts Audio Tales TU Dublin, a society show with 79 episodes published.
Conversion practice is legal in the Republic of Ireland and the UK. Conversion practices can take place in religious, medical or psychological services, in an attempt to convert members of the LGBTQ+ Community to heteros
This radio documentary seeks to uncover a DIY approach to staging live music in Dublin, and highlight an alternative to the apparent pay-to-play model of the Irish Music industry. In particular, the piece documents the f
This audio documentary, hosted by Adam Zaidan, traces the River Poddle from its opening at Tymon Park in Tallaght to its hidden, underground course beneath the streets of Dublin, revealing how a small waterway shaped the
Somewhere to Stand is an audio documentary that explores the importance of belonging and connection for gay men within the world of the GAA. What started off as a documentary to examine gay men’s experiences with homopho
This audio piece explores the rise of loneliness in young adults, their thoughts and feelings on suicide, their attempts and how they were able to come out on the other side. This audio piece was inspired by my own strug
Life on Return - James Black by Audio Tales TU Dublin
The Fine Line is an audio documentary that explores the opaque boundaries that seperate casual cocaine use and addiction in modern Ireland. Through the life story of Alan Carrick, alongisde expert insights from Nicola Ta
"I will continue to work for my children." "The lack of support from friends and family." "I can't go home because the war is still going on." "It's only me here." - An immigrant's journey is not simple, it is filled wit
How community leaders are helping to shape the youth of Dublin's most deprived areas
Do you travel by train? There’s a very good chance you do. Whether that’s getting the DART for a night on the town, or commuting from Thurles for college every day. Odds are, you’ve passed some closed stations. Or maybe
Women in Ireland drop out of Gaelic Games far more often then people realise. In this programme, Kelsey Doogan will explore why that is. She will be talking to former player, Megan McGee, on her reasons why she left and
Do my friends care about the news? Is it weird that I do? ‘Why Should I Care’ is a short audio documentary in which I try to figure out just how much my friends know about news and current affairs, and wonder if we shoul
Everyone knows about gambling, but not many are aware of the dangers of online crypto-gambling. One small sports publication from Dublin took on one of the biggest crypto-gambling companies worldwide. With no legal licen
An audio report about survivors of Ireland’s industrial school system and their 2025 hunger strike for healthcare, pensions and state recognition.
Ireland's nightlife is crying out for help. With the constant closure of nightclubs all around the country, Irish dancers are now taking it upon themselves to create their own spaces to dance. After the pandemic, massive
More and more, people are becoming disillusioned with the state of the world and our governments inaction to change things. Some people aren’t taking this lying down. Many people have restored to direct action protesting
My short audio piece Rural Ireland: The Young Farmers Holding On, shares the opinions of Shane McGuinness and Luke O’Boyle, two young farmers from rural Ireland. It shares their opinions on the lack of young people getti
An audio portrait of Naomh Barróg GAA Club, telling the story of a community shaped by sport, tradition, and the voices at its heart. Background music by: AshamaluevMusic
AI has rapidly become a growing topic of conversation, with the technology becoming more and more associated with students. But how deep does its usage run and how are lecturers at third level tackling it? This piece pro
An audio report looking at Irish traditional music and where it lies nowadays. Speaking to Tomás Mulligan, a singer and guitarist, and Caoimhe Giles, a harpist, the interviewer got to delve into their world. Irish music
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