Brian Lenihan: the inheritor of an Irish political dynasty, Fianna Fáil party stalwart and Minister for Finance during a time of unprecedented crisis-both economic and personal.
Tony Ryan: the visionary behind GPA and Ryanair as well as the instigator of the current global success in Irish aviation leasing-as well as a man who faced several financial showdowns during his long business career.
Páidí Ó Sé, the Kerry football legend, whose broad legacy sharpens into focus as family and the wider GAA community come to terms with his recent tragic death at the age of fifty-seven.
The return of the programme featuring profiles of Irish public figures, beginning with a look at the life and work of the journalist and her murder by the Gilligan gang.
A profile of the political adviser, who was Charles Haughey's spokesman and served as Fianna Fáil's director of elections in 1997, 2002 and 2007.
A profile of Limerick-born broadcaster Terry Wogan, who found fame as a BBC chat-show host and radio presenter and hosted charity telethon Children in Need. Last in the series.
Gerry Ryan's distinctive voice, infectious laugh and unforgettable character are forever missed by his loyal listeners since his passing 10 years ago. We get a unique insight into the legendary broadcaster, using unseen archive footage from Gerry’s life and many contributions from those close to him.
