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Anocht ar Blas, t谩 an spotsolas ar thallann 贸g an taobh seo t铆re. Buaileann Caoimhe le Jamie Duffy, ceolt贸ir 贸g a raibh a ph铆osa ceoil, Solas, ar an ch茅ad eisi煤int is m贸 茅ilimh 贸 cheolt贸ir 脡ireannach i ndiaidh Take Me to Church le Hozier. Agus is iarscol谩ire Ghaelscoil 脡adain Mh贸ir i nDoire 铆 an sti煤rth贸ir agus scr铆bhneoir 贸g, R贸ise Nic an Bheatha, a bhfuil a gearrscann谩n 煤r Le Ch茅ile/Ri Ch猫ile, i nGaeilge agus Gaeilge na hAlban, ag gn贸th煤 spota铆 i bhf茅ilte scann谩n 贸 Toronto go hOile谩n Acla. Labhra铆onn s铆 linn 贸 Albain, 谩it a bhfuil s铆 lonnaithe anois. Fosta, t谩 an t-aisteoir P谩draig 脫 Gr谩da linn le r茅amhbhlaiseadh ar an mhionfh茅ile, Reel Lives, de chuid F茅ile Scann谩na铆ochta Feabhail.

Caoimhe meets Jamie Duffy, the young pianist whose first release, Solas, made history as the most streamed debut song by an Irish artist since Hozier's Take Me To Church. R贸ise Nic an Bheatha, who attended Gaelscoil 脡adain Mh贸ir in Derry, has written and directed a new short film, in Irish and Scottish Gaelic, which is garnering spots in film festivals from Toronto to Achill Island. She speaks to us from Scotland, where she is now based. Plus, actor P谩draig 脫 Gr谩da joins us to review the upcoming Reel Lives programme from the Foyle Film Festival.