Tuesday 20 April, 2021
The new co-host of the Six One chats Covid-19, commemorations and why journalism matters more than ever.
Lee will continue to work with RTÉ News after finishing in his role as correspondent.
Sean Whelan takes over as London correspondent from Fiona Mitchell.
There have been calls today for the UK’s Northern Ireland Secretary to resign.
We live for bloopers on live TV.
He’s back for one night only.
After 34 years at RTÉ, Úna O’Hagan presented the news for the final time last night.
When it comes to funny moments on RTÉ News, 2018 has already been quite kind to us.
The government has announced an emergency scheme to repair flood damage done to small businesses.
“I’m not going to look at you now because I know I’m going to get all teary.” :’(
First, they took our chicken rolls. Then they came for the RTÉ News Northern Editor.
Come for the news, stay for the LOLs.
Bakhurst was acting director-general for a time, but lost out on the permanent position in the role.
Mick Wallace has reacted to a judgement in the Commercial Court against him regarding a 2009 loan he received from Ulster Bank.
“We’re going to leave it there, some shenanigans going on behind you there.”
It looks like Fine Gael’s Simon Harris has a new job.
It looks like Fine Gael’s Simon Harris has a new job.
AKA the only parody you need to see today.
And the country is DELIGHTED.
And the country is DELIGHTED.
“And the syndicate will share four milliBLARGLARGLARGL”
“And the syndicate will share four milliBLARGLARGLARGL”
Pass the dutchie, good man.
All hell broke loose in tech.
Perry’s got nerves of STEEL.
An RTÉ report this evening detailed what charges those involved would be facing.
Beverages may have been consumed.
There are ‘minimal redactions’.
