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# rté investigates

Last year
2023
Landlord reps say they've been wrongly 'demonised' in RTÉ's 'Sex for Rent' investigation
Analysis: The sight of a tiny calf crammed into a trailer on top of a pile of others is sickening
'Shameful': Strong political reaction to RTÉ Investigates exposé on dairy industry
State 'didn't have a leg to stand on' over non-payment of disability allowance, says Varadkar
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'Just ignore the bell': Whistleblowers raise concerns about patient care in nursing homes
Data watchdog launches inquiry into Health Department's processing of personal data
Allegations of department gathering dossiers on children with autism 'extremely concerning', says Paul Reid
Taoiseach requests review into Health Department's gathering of dossiers on children with autism
'A stark reminder': RTÉ documentary shows frontline of battle against Covid-19
Irish Greyhound Board spent nearly €18k on public relations in three months after RTÉ documentary
Councillor Hugh McElvaney breached ethics law during undercover RTÉ investigation, SIPO finds
Government to consider statutory inquiry into Scouting Ireland after victims of sexual abuse speak out
RTÉ accused of neglecting child safety in war of words with Tusla ahead of Hyde and Seek exposé
Greyhound board in 'shock' over decision to not promote the sport to tourists
Councillor faces significant legal bill following failed attempt to stop ethics inquiry
Ross asked Department of Agriculture to cut funding to greyhound industry after RTÉ doc
'What do we want? Davy out' - Protest held outside Hyde and Seek creche
Creches near Hyde and Seek 'inundated' with calls from parents asking for a place
Planning authority raised concerns about fire evacuation at Hyde & Seek creche before its construction
Owner of creche chain accused of 'huge breaches' after being filmed roughly handling children in care
Ross calls for resignations over greyhound scandal saying it amounts to 'subsidised cruelty'
Irish Greyhound Board 'strongly condemns actions of minority in industry'
Internal documents show up to one million litres of oil leaked from ESB underground cables
Pensioner had visiting hours cut at wife's HSE-run care home after protesting over lapses in her care
Investigation into councillor who asked for 'loads of money' won't hear from undercover RTÉ reporter
Simon Harris says it's 'right and proper' HSE apologises over failings in audiology services
HSE apologises 'unreservedly' to women raped while they were children in foster care
Woman had to have aggressive chemotherapy and radiation treatment after cancer misdiagnosis
A Garda was caught writing out a drink-driving summons with a Guinness pen on TV last night
In Westmeath, nearly 9 in 10 drink driving cases led to a conviction. In Waterford, it's just over 3 in 10
'I don't want to jump queues': Thousands waiting up to 4 years for cataract surgery
We need fines of €1 million for 'unscrupulous' landlords, says senior Dublin City Council official
'Nothing but sharks and vultures' - Calls for enforcement after RTÉ documentary on dodgy landlords
16 people in a single bedroom, 64 people renting a house: Documentary shows state of Ireland's rental 'nightmares'
University presidents showed 'arrogance' when questioned about financial misconduct, claims TD
'€100,000 was spent on pens and medallions for retiring university staff'
'I remember throwing myself on top of the coffin saying no, you can’t take her because I can’t do this again'
Family of woman shot at same time as Garda Tony Golden to sue Gardaí
Simon Harris 'pleased to announce' Crumlin Hospital scoliosis theatre to open in April
Stories of people on hospital waiting lists are "absolutely inexcusable", says Simon Harris