A big welcome to Podcasts.ie a 100% Irish podcasting site bringing you free Irish audio podcasts featuring many of Ireland’s best contemporary writers of prose, poetry and music. We also have lots for you to listen to highlighting our rich culture as we open the archives of our production company All Points West Media Services, including radio programmes from the past as well as some of the documentaries and radio dramas we have produced.
Podcasts.ie is the place for excellent, engaging high quality audio podcast content. It is a place to discover Ireland again, the land of Saints and Scholars, the history, the people, the culture and the myths and legends, but most of all, this is an archive of contemporary Ireland, and a place where you can put your own pictures to the voices from Ireland we are happy to share with you and best of all our podcasts are completley free.
To navigate the site simply use the drop down menus above. You can listen on line and continue to surf the web or you may wish to download each file to your computer and transfer it to a portable media player to enjoy later. Audio content on Podcasts.ie is free for you to listen to when and where you like, your own personal slice of Ireland.
At Podcasts.ie we are constantly compiling audio podcasts featuring voices from Ireland for you and will continue to upload several files each week, new shows can be found in Weekly Shows including Mayo’s Heritage- The Artbeat Archive and The Calendar Road - Browse our Featured Writers or Featured Musicians channels to discover some of our foremost poets, authors and songsmiths or check out our People and Places or Myths & Legends feature under Armchair Ireland.
Many of our best loved writers have agreed to come on board, some of them deeply involved in new and exicting projects and we must wait until their busy schedules allow us time to sit down with them and record podcast content for you. Please be patient with us, it will be worth it. In the meantime we hope you enjoy the growing library of podcasts already available here on the site. We would love to know what you think so please leave a comment when you can, this allows us to pass on your opinions to the many writers who have given so generously of their work and their time.
Enjoy
The Podcast.ie Team
Podcasts.ie is being compiled and changed constantly so make sure you visit us often or subscribe free to our RSS Feed which will notifiy you of any changes made to the site because there’s lots more to come !
To to find out how you can sponsor or advertise on one of our podcasts please click here
Please note that our featured writers podcasts are not available for sponsorship at this time.




#1 by John C Brennan on November 19, 2009 - 12:47 am
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Wow, I love this site.
I left Ireland back in 1986 and have only been home once since, podcasts.ie has brought me home again. i love The Calende3r road, just wondering if it any where near Bishopstown in County Cork, it sounds so like the roads I walked as a young man. Keep up the great work !
John C Brennan
Duncan Bay
British Columbia
#2 by admin on November 25, 2009 - 1:19 pm
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Thanks John for the lovely comment – No the Calendar Road isn’t near Cork, it is a road in the Northwest of Ireland, however, I can imagine
a lot of similarities with other roads – thanks again.
#3 by Michael Woods on December 14, 2009 - 11:58 pm
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nice site and easy to navigate. I will have to bookmark this site.
Michael Woods
Boise Idaho
#4 by John F. Deane on February 16, 2010 - 10:05 am
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Delighted to see this imaginative and creative site up and running. Congratulations on the initiative and good fortune in its development. At a time when government is attacking everything, and Arts Council moves a blinkered policy, it is heartening to see your commitment and support.
John
#5 by Niall Butt on March 11, 2010 - 12:01 pm
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Like a good wine, gets better with age. No toe tapping or raucious hand clapping. Just good, late night, easy listening.
Niall Butt.
Carbonear, Newfoundland
Canada.
#6 by Western Writers' Centre - Ionad Scríbhneoirí Chaitlin Maude - Galway on March 12, 2010 - 4:09 pm
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Terrific site and a wonderful idea. All the very best with it for the future – Fred Johnston
#7 by Sandra Murphy on March 18, 2010 - 8:56 pm
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The Cork International Airport Hotel welcomes Podcasts.ie to Cork. Hope you both enjoy your stay and looking forward to hearing all your poems and stories over the coming week.
Wishing you all the best,
The management and staff
#8 by Tom Macmurray on March 23, 2010 - 2:08 am
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…nice site…both concept and content….
#9 by Martin Coyle on May 18, 2010 - 7:06 pm
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Wonderfull site i can listen to it all day.I have bookmarked the site for regular listening.
Martin Coyle
London England
#10 by Thomas M Cannon on May 18, 2010 - 8:35 pm
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Son of James F Cunnane, b in Castelbar, County Mayo May 10,1910 – emigrated to US on his own at 19 and height of depresson. wife Eileen Comway of Chicago-parents from Cork and Tipperary. 5 children –all successful by any standards. I am Tom —3rd in the line and my wife is from Amsterdam via Argentina (her parents and family devastated by camps of the SS). We live in San Francisco, CA ( Mill Valley) and are proud of our heritage and hope you visit. Last we hade a few “Boyles’ and took their photo on front on Boyle Park Mill Vally, CA.
#11 by Tim Campbell on June 7, 2010 - 12:23 am
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Great site, thanks for the wonderful music.
Tim Campbell Chicago Illinois