Minister for Housing expects rents to fall after recent reform of rules
James Browne said driving supply is ‘only way’ to make renting more affordable
James Browne said driving supply is ‘only way’ to make renting more affordable
The Radio 1 host pads out his show in counterintuitive style
February 28th-March 6th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
Gaelic games streaming service established as a joint venture by RTÉ and the GAA in 2014
Vincent Kearney was wrongly referred to as a ‘suspect’ in a criminal investigation, and the PSNI compiled a detailed profile of intelligence material on him
She says could not recall being raped by dozens of men for years as she had been drugged
Broadcaster says it welcomes Hiqa decision to investigate issues highlighted in RTÉ Investigates programme
Abusers did not bring down the hierarchy here, it was down to the repeated cover-ups by bishops
Broadcaster battled infestations of rodents and insects in production stages, canteen and creche last year
Plus: a clarity correspondent at RTÉ, cyclists escape safety crackdown and basket-weaving courses expand overseas
February 21st-27th highlights: including Other Voices, the IFTA Awards and BAFTA Film Awards
From How to Get to Heaven from Belfast to These Sacred Vows, too many series feel trapped in time
Radio: Newstalk Breakfast host displays sharp instincts, while a passionate denunciation of racism lights up Inside Sport
Bags of waste from carriage horses no longer accepted at Liberties depot due to health and safety concerns
Kin gave RTÉ of its biggest ratings hits since its previous big crime show, Love/Hate
Strategy was unveiled in June 2024 by director general Kevin Bakhurst amid plummeting licence fee revenues
The prison system lacks capacity for those needing inpatient treatment
The ghosts of Gay Byrne, Marian Finucane and Gerry Ryan wander the corridors, largely undisturbed by living souls
In a culture that treats bodies as projects to be improved, the idea of simply caring for them feels almost radical
February 15th-19th highlights: including The Tony Blair Story, Yellowjackets, and 56 Days
His body of work included a Stardust fire investigation that led to a tribunal
‘We’re not cutting the Six One or anything’ says director general Kevin Bakhurst, as some staff talk about the emergence of ‘two RTÉs’ and fear for the future
In sharing a photograph of the redbrick terrace, I unearthed a hitherto unknown family connection
Radio: Meanwhile, Miriam O’Callaghan hears few regrets from Ryan Tubridy
Our fellow human beings deserve better in a modern, wealthy European country
He badly mishandled the abortion referendum in 1983 and failed to oversee the legalisation of divorce in 1986, but what he always had was a vision
New JNLR data offers comfort for national broadcaster in wake of major programming overhaul
RTÉ presenter and ‘dear friend’ of late architect will meet some homeowners who have completed restorations
‘The town is having a very difficult time to comprehend the whys of this tragedy,’ says George Rowe
MacGill summer school founder was in his element ‘inspiring, facilitating and motivating’, friend Pat Cox tells mourners
If Fright Night lacks thrills and spills, at least the Nationwide presenter departs on an upbeat note
Hildegarde Naughton: farming lobby protests ‘potentially very damaging’ to agri-food sector
February 8th-14th highlights, including Lord of the Flies, The Summit, and How to Get to Heaven from Belfast
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices