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Thomas McEnchroe

I was born into a Czech-English family in Yorkshire, but grew up in Prague and joined Radio Prague International after finishing my Master’s degree. It is a fun job which allows you to cover various topics of which my favourite is history. In my free time I like to read and play floorball.

articles by the author

03:57
Culture

Czech Architecture Prize awarded for innovative reconstruction of Moravian castle

This year's Czech Architecture Prize has been awarded to architects Miroslav Pospíšil and Martin Karlík for their reconstruction of Castle Helfštýn.
04:06
Business

Industry 4.0 and digitisation in focus at this week’s international fair in Brno

Industry 4.0 and the digitisation of production are central themes of this year's International Engineering Fair in Brno, a major exhibition of its kind in Central Europe.
13:54
Foreign policy

New survey shows what key stakeholders within Visegrad Group think

Key Visegrad Group stakeholders see Germany as an important bilateral partner and want the EU to expand further south and east, according to a new survey.
03:12
Society

More Czechs believe in aliens than in God, but pandemic increased reflections on spiritual matters

Around a fifth of people living in the Czech Republic believe in God and just over a third in some sort of higher being, according to a new STEM/Mark survey.
06:49
Sport

Is Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský buying into West Ham just for the football?

Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský is in advanced talks to buy a 27 percent stake in West Ham United. But is the billionaire really in it just for the football?
02:58
Culture

Prague Fringe Festival kicks off this week with diverse palette of plays

After a year-long Covid hiatus, the Prague Fringe festival is set to start this Tuesday.
04:16
Foreign policy

What are the benefits of a Taiwan delegation visit to Czechia?

This week marked the visit of Taiwan’s largest ever trade mission to the Czech Republic.
15:21
Czech Museums

Škoda Museum in Mladá Boleslav – a car lover’s dream

In the Škoda Museum in Mladá Boleslav, just outside Prague, the car maker puts its rich history on display.
06:40
Business

Record hop yield means Czech producers can compete with Germany in foreign markets

Farmers are happily announcing that 2021 has seen the largest harvest of hops in a quarter-century.
32:05
Culture

Czech folk band Spirituál kvintet say goodbye to fans after six decades

After an era spanning six decades, the oldest Czechoslovak folk band Spirituál kvintet held a goodbye concert to a sold-out audience in Prague’s Lucerna.

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