Labour Court dismisses €77,000 claim by RTÉ worker for alleged unpaid entitlements
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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
This City Is Ours on RTÉ One: Love letter to Liverpool is a crime drama with an identity crisis
Television: Biggest misstep is waste of Derry Girls actor Saoirse-Monica Jackson as a gangster Wag. Her performance is a scream into the void
Dara Ó Briain: ‘I don’t think anyone put an argument in favour of Brexit on Mock the Week’
Irish comedian reflects on Mock the Week’s past iterations ahead of revival and the material inspiring his next tour, Re:Creation
TV audience for Katie Taylor’s final fight nearly double that of All-Ireland hurling final
Peak RTÉ audience of 1.6 million tuned in to watch the Bray boxer’s Croke Park showdown with Flora Pili
Francis and John Brennan: ‘Airbnb is hugely successful, but it’s cold, impersonal hospitality’
Ahead of the 100th episode of RTÉ’S At Your Service, the brothers talk about keeping reality television real, industry challenges and the gruelling nature of the job
Judge dismisses five TV licence summonses after evidence of television in homes not provided
Number of people taken to court for not holding licence falls sharply despite wave of evasion stemming from RTÉ controversy
Mr Moonlight: RTÉ announces new drama based on Patrick Quirke murder trial
Producers say series ‘intends to give a voice back’ to victim DJ Bobby Ryan and family
Claire Byrne prepares to go on Celebrity Gogglebox: ‘We need fizzy jellies and quality crisps’
Radio: Newstalk host is more relaxed yet remains the consummate professional, as Drivetime hears of hope on climate change
RTÉ100 – Points of View: Anniversary show gets so much right, but falls between stools
Documentary celebrating 100 years of public broadcasting at no point mentions the anniversary and leaves it to the viewer
Storm Evelyn a mixed blessing for Cusack: ‘It would be great if we got no storms at all’
The face of Irish weather forecasts for 40 years, Cusack shares the acknowledgment with former colleague Evelyn Murphy
‘The trauma, for kids especially, is huge’: A family’s struggle to get out of homelessness
David Carroll says rising rents, cost-of-living issues and mental health difficulties are putting people under increasing pressure
RTÉ veers off track while heavens open, as TG4 goes big for weed-watching at the Aviva
Soccer pundits trade insults as they wade into a spat of the day
The Traitors Ireland: An underwhelming start to the new season
It’s hard to judge the second season by its opening episode, but will there be a breakout to rival Paudie?
What does it take to win The Traitors?
In the News podcast: Winners Vanessa Ogbonna and Oyin Adeyemi know how it’s done
Former RTÉ presenter Keith Walsh sues broadcaster for ‘unfair dismissal’
2FM presenter co-hosted Breakfast Republic for more than five years from 2014
TG4 says progress in gaining editorial control of Nuacht service from RTÉ ‘extremely slow’
Irish language broadcaster asks for €11m more funding in Budget 2027
Rathmines and Rathgar become film set for An Cailín Ciúin director Colm Bairéad
Fifties drama Mary Rose, starring Zara Devlin, already attracting industry buzz
Good cheer breaks out on Today with David McCullagh. Should we panic?
The normally doleful RTÉ Radio 1 presenter eventually eases back into his customary demeanour as talk turns to hosepipe bans
Wife of man crushed by stolen SUV says she does not know when he will walk again
Jackson Singh (32) was hit by vehicle in Co Carlow in July, with one teen arrested in connection later killed in M9 crash
Fortycoats, ‘Felt Jesus’ and the time Aonghus McAnally said bum instead of bottom
Why do children get the likes of RTÉ’s Bellie and Whizz at Big School to help them self-regulate, when adults just get the news?
Stairway to Heaven – Frank McNally on how our favourite painting became a TikTok sensation
New generation is transfixed by The Meeting on the Turret Stairs
RTÉ redundancy window too tight to achieve target for staff cuts
Just over 40 of 134 applicants were successful in being offered exits and only 60% of those took up offer
Women’s Irish Open: Tee times, TV details, weather forecast, players to watch
Everything you need to know about The K Club and the Ladies European Tour event
Beat the Lotto on RTÉ One: A gripping tale of gamblers who tried to bend the system
Ireland in 1992 was still a place where a chancer with a dream might take on the National Lottery - and in that lies the charm of this documentary
Who’ll be the new Paudie on The Traitors Ireland? ‘We had 120 prison guards apply this year’
The first season was one of the biggest TV hits of 2025. We go behind the scenes of the new season, which returns to RTÉ on Sunday, August 30th
Traitors Ireland host Siobhán McSweeney: ‘I’m not getting paid enough for it. That’s RTÉ’s fault’
Ahead of the second series, presenter Siobhán McSweeney talks frankly about her pay not always reflecting a show’s success, the reward of theatre work and the Derry Girls effect
‘I couldn’t listen to it’: Brendan O’Connor frankness with Phil Coulter is an unmissable moment
Radio: The presenter has a deeply moving discussion with Phil Coulter, while Second Captains Saturday also dives deep
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