Deise Docs

The second of a 2 part documentary looking at the history of the Waterford International Festival of Light Opera which is sadly no longer with us. Produced and edited by Wayne Brown and narrated by Jamie Beamish.

The first of a 2 part documentary looking at the history of the Waterford International Festival of Light Opera which is sadly no longer with us. Produced and edited by Wayne Brown and narrated by Jamie Beamish.

On Friday afternoon, May 22, 1970 over 150 students from Mount Sion CBS went on strike in protest against a refusal by the school authorities to allow them to use the official name of the school in an All-Ireland Secondary Schools Soccer competition. Produced by Robert Grant, Michael Grant and Clodagh Walshe, Rebellion in Mt. Sion tells that story.

Brass is a two part documentary detailing the history of the Barrack Street Band in Waterford city. Award winning playwright and director Jim Nolan produced and narrated this wonderful piece of Waterford history. First broadcast on WLRFM. Part 2 of 2.

Brass is a two part documentary detailing the history of the Barrack Street Band in Waterford city. Award winning playwright and director Jim Nolan produced and narrated this wonderful piece of Waterford history. First broadcast on WLRFM.

Did you know that Jackie Kennedy the wife of JFK spent a summer in Woodstown Co. Waterford along with her children in Woodstown house? Elaine Power did, she investigated and produced an enthralling documentary. It's a fascinating story about an historic icon and well worth a listen...

Jim Nolan, Playwright, Director, Narrator and creator of fine documentaries kicks off this season of Deise Docs. In Arundel Lane not so long ago lived the Daly Sisters - two sisters who ran a cafe that catered for a certain cliental. The banks decided to foreclose on their premises - what followed is the story contained in this documentary. Originally funded by the BAI's Sound and Vision Scheme it was originally broadcast on WLR.