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World feed man avoids main talking points as Ireland beat Israel with stripped down TV coverage
Our world feed man had the touch of the Comical Alis about him, chaos, turmoil, hostility and rage all looking over his shoulder
Budget 2027 will not be able to address ‘all of the challenges’ facing Ireland, Minister says
Dara Calleary expects ‘targeted investment where people are feeling the pinch most at the moment’
The Foggy Dew: Frank McNally on the Rising ballad’s confused origins and contested lyrics
Legend has it the song’s genesis can be traced to the first Dáil, but facts prove otherwise
A hushed Brendan O’Connor amplifies Nikita Hand’s traumatic testimony
Radio: Radio 1 host deftly gauges his guests’ moods, while Kieran Cuddihy uncovers ominous undercurrents beneath fuel unrest
Christy Kinahan snr may have to settle for living in Iran, says Minister for Justice
O’Callaghan suggests Christy Kinahan snr could seek shelter in Iran after being ‘run out’ of Ireland and Spain and having UAE visa cancelled
Netherlands to abandon its boycott of Eurovision, but Ireland will continue to stay away
Ireland, Netherlands, Spain, Iceland and Slovenia did not take part in last year’s song contest due to Israel’s participation
The Traitors Ireland: What makes this intoxicating show so utterly gripping?
The Traitors Ireland plays shamelessly into our deepest fantasy about human nature: that we can work out what other people really think
Traitors winner to use €22,925 prize to fund IVF treatment
Anna Murphy, a postal worker from Dublin, will share €45,850 prize pot with co-winner Diego Rodrigues Caixeta
The Traitors Ireland finale: Final betrayal barely registers as second season fizzles out
A show that announced itself in a blaze of melodrama a year ago has a stonking case of difficult-second-season syndrome
FAI should do its job and cancel the Ireland-Israel football matches
We will not sing in Eurovision because of Israel, but we will play them at football
Traitors Ireland: It’s all gone insane in Slane. Finally a ding-dong shouting match
Television: Traitors acting like Faithfuls, Faithfuls acting like Traitors – there is plenty of time for one final twist
Siptu ‘guardedly welcomes’ RTÉ’s stripped-back coverage of Ireland-Israel games
Broadcaster will not run ads or studio presentation during Nations League meetings between Republic of Ireland and Israel
Gurriers singer Dan Hoff: ‘I try to talk about my mental-health issues the same as a common cold’
Postpunk band are upfront about having accumulated hard-won wisdom since they formed in 2020 before lockdown
Mark Little: ‘Protests against data centres is the biggest wave of civic activism since the 1960s’
The broadcaster turned entrepreneur on messianic tech billionaires, and his new book tracking his journey from tech-optimism to disillusionment to a new cautious hope
The Late Late Show: An institution with a perpetual crisis of identity
The return of RTÉ’s long-running chatshow is a reminder of its wildly fluctuating tone
RTÉ pulls Garda whistleblower investigation programme from its streaming service
The Gardaí: Full Disclosure is temporarily removed following request from DPP
Dark mutterings in the Dáil: things move very fast around here
Dáil Sketch: At Leaders’ Questions, recriminations over RTÉ Investigates programme reach full volume
Gavin Cooney: Why I won’t be joining media boycott of Ireland’s games against Israel
Staging of these games is wrong but there is nothing additional to be gained by the media refusing to cover them
Urbanite David McCullagh’s baptism of fire at the National Ploughing Championships
Radio: Radio 1 host’s broadcasting mettle is tested by his visit to farming jamboree, while Anton Savage shows his bite
Serious Garda allegations amplified by RTÉ Investigates – what happens next?
Though much of detail not new, links to murder of Det Colm Horkan may spin out of control
The Random Driving Test on RTÉ One: An unlikely but fun show about a very Irish rite of passage
Few of us seem willing to suffer through the trauma of the driving test again, even with PJ Gallagher’s big bag of loot as a sweetener
Senior member of Garda whistleblower unit ‘broken’ by management’s treatment of him
RTÉ Investigates heard serious allegations from people with key roles in managing and investigating protected disclosures made by gardaí
RTÉ confirms it will not take part in or broadcast Eurovision 2027
Broadcaster says it will not participate given the ‘appalling and ongoing loss of lives in Gaza’
Garda whistleblowers are being ‘penalised and even purged’, Dáil told
The claim that senior personnel handling protected disclosures were met with hostility by senior Garda management is perhaps the most serious new allegation
Sinn Féin warns British government not to block Border poll
Party leaders sign memorandum in Cardiff declaring ‘Westminster’s time is coming to an end’
The Traitors Ireland: Host Siobhán McSweeney comes across as a bit fed up
Television: The series has come down with a severe case of difficult second season syndrome
Labour Court dismisses €77,000 claim by RTÉ worker for alleged unpaid entitlements
Court recommends claimant should accept offer of ex gratia lump sum of €2,800
Oliver Callan shows his acerbic side with short sharp shot at GAA ‘gobshitery’
The RTÉ Radio 1 host’s acerbic rant lifts a sagging show, while Matt Cooper gets to the heart of the story on The Last Word
When pirates ruled the waves: recalling the golden era of radio in Cork
You could hear anything from punk rockers to right-wing moralisers campaigning against the availability of condoms
Saoirse Ronan walks red carpet in Venice for premiere of her directorial debut
Venice film festival 2026: Ronan’s film Paper Plane is competing for the Orizzonti Award for best short film
Celebrity Gogglebox Ireland review: Wildly forgettable and at moments incredibly irritating
Television: Virgin Media must have emptied every contact book to assemble celebs such as Ryan Tubridy, Siobhán McSweeney and Love Islander Seán Fitzgerald
More than 30 women allege harassment in ambulance service
Concerns raised about culture in National Ambulance Service on RTÉ Prime Time programme
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