Night Night North West – 15th March 2018 on Highland Radio at 7.30p.m.

Over the course of the series bring you 9 unique programmes all based on Irish Childrens Litreature, you will hear stories about Giants, Sunbeams, A Happy Prince and even a little boy called Tom who refuses to wear shoes.

Tonights’s Story is ‘The Happy Prince’’ by Oscar Wilde, read by The Laureate na nÓg of Ireland PJ Lynch and he is joined by the pupils of Scoil Mhuire gan Smál, Letterkenny at The Central Library in Letterkenny.

Night Night North West was produced, directed and presented by Alison Toomey and is a Real Films Production funded by Donegal County Council Library Service and The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

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In the first programme of the second series of Night Night North West recorded at the Central Library Letterkenny,  Siobhan Parkinson, the first Laureate Na Óg of Ireland, reads ‘The Nightingale and the Rose’ by Oscar Wilde and ‘Stories after Wilde’ by Siobhan Parkinson.
The Laureate is joined by children from Educate Together School, Letterkenny.

NNNW2 Prog 1 Master

In the second programme of the second series of Night Night North West recorded at Buncrana Community Library, Alison Toomey reads ‘The Dreaming Tree by Eithne Masey.

Alison is joined by children from Scoil Íosagáin, Buncrana.

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In the third programme of the second series of Night Night North West recorded at Carndonagh Community Library, Alison Toomey reads ‘Olanna’s Big Day by Natasha Mc A Bháird and illustrated by Ray Forkan.

Alison is joined by children from Scoil Mhúire, Carndonagh.’

NNNW2 Prog 3 Olanna’s Big Day

In the fourth programme of the second series of Night Night North West recorded at Bundoran Community Library:

Terance Mc Anerney reads Favourite Rhymes from an Irish Childhood by Sarah Webb and Claire Ranson, illustrated by Steve Mc Carthy, Terence  is  joined by the pupils of St. Mc Cartan’s National School, Bundoran

NNNW2 Prog 4 favourite Rhymes from an Irish Childhood

In the fifth programme of the second series of Night Night North West recorded at Bundoran Community Library, Terance Mc Anerney reads Favourite Rhymes from an Irish Childhood by Sarah Webb and Claire Ranson, illustrated by Steve Mc Carthy.

Terence is joined by the pupils of Four Masters, Kinlough.

NNNW2 Prog 5 Nursery Rhymes

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Award Winning Producer/Director/Presenter of Radio Documentaries in Ireland.
Grand Jury member at the Worlds Best Radio Awards New York. 2017/2016/2015/2014

Awards:
2016 Finalist World Radio Awards New York Festivals 
'The Moon is an Orange Triangle' part 2 Teenagers

2014 Finalist World Radio Awards New York Festivals 
'In a World of Plenty'

2013 Winner Gold Best Educational Series
World Radio Awards New York Festivals 
'The Moon is an Orange Triangle'

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