Daniel sa Bhaile - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Episode 2
Daniel O'Donnell hosts an entertainment series full of music and conversation to give support and hope to the nation during the coronavirus lockdown. Tonight, the host is joined in conversation by Derek Ryan and Philomena Begley, who discuss their new single, It Won't Rain Forever.
Episode 3
Daniel O'Donnell hosts an entertainment show, featuring music and conversation to give support and hope to the nation during the coronavirus lockdown. In this edition, Daniel talks with Armagh-born folk singer Ríoghnach Connolly. He is also joined virtually in the garden by Deirdre Brennan.
Episode 4
Daniel O'Donnell hosts an entertainment show, featuring music and conversation to give support and hope to the nation during the coronavirus lockdown. In the final edition, Daniel talks to professional boxer Michael Conlan. Plus, Ciarán Mac Fhearghusa teaches Daniel a little bit of mindfulness with a twist.
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