Friday 25 June, 2021
“To say this is frustrating would be a gross understatement,” one viewer wrote.
Viewers had issues watching the Rugby World Cup and other programmes.
From comedies to crime dramas, here’s ten different shows
Most problems were related to streaming and buffering.
You obviously want to watch Pippa and Brian get married.
It’s coming soon to RTÉ Player.
Not at home? Sure that’s no problem at all.
A new and improved RTÉ Player is on the way. (Apparently.)
Introducing Ends Meet.
Sydney Rose Brianna Parkins called for a repeal of the Eighth Amendment.
Sydney Rose Brianna Parkins called for a repeal of the eighth amendment.
“You dead, man?” “Yeah, man. RTÉ Player’s killing me.”
“You dead, man?” “Yeah, man. RTÉ Player’s killing me.”
Along with loads of other nostalgic classics.
Pass the dutchie, good man.
That pale, sickly American butter. Pssh.
The issue comes from restrictions with iTunes.
It’s back on RTÉ Player and everyone is a little nostalgic.
The RTÉ fans wanted to know why they couldn’t watch their favourite shows on the existing player.
Stone the flamin’ crows!
Including what to do if the RTÉ Player breaks down.
A Prime Time investigation revealed that standards of care were not met at a care home run by Rehab Group.
The first episode of the four-part series broadcast on RTÉ last night.
God bless us, everyone.
The station has promised parents it will only broadcast the programme once and it will not by uploaded to the RTE Player.
Ireland’s best-loved football presenter is here to help us celebrate Day 1 of the 12 days of Christmas.
The state broadcaster has released a full, uninterrupted version of the Olympian’s acceptance speech after she captured the sportsperson of the year prize.
Múirne Laffan tells Dublin Web Summit that RTÉ need to “work together” with other media outlets as online become priority.
RTÉ series like The Clinic, Killinaskully and Trivia will be available to Netflix subscribers in Ireland and the UK from this Saturday.
The soap has been running for so long that actors’ contracts did not include the possibility of showing it online.
Meanwhile, TV3 gets ready to introduce us to the cast of Tallafornia (no, we’re not kidding).
Even if you don’t have a TV, you may soon have to start contributing to RTE’s output.
On the other hand we have the RTÉ player, pod casts and several orchestras.
RTÉ spends the Bank Holiday blocking an unofficial app that let iPhone users watch its online Player.
