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RTÉ News hires new south-east correspondent after high-profile departure
Conor Kane is to take on the role that was held by Damien Tiernan.
'Hugely embarrassing': Emails to RTÉ show pushback against calls for Eurovision boycott
RTÉ received almost three times as many emails objecting to a boycott as emails calling for one between January and April.
European election candidate Ben Gilroy loses court bid seeking apology from RTÉ over debate exclusion
Mr Justice Senan Allen today said the relief sought by Gilroy was “unknown to the law”.
Anti-eviction activist Ben Gilroy sues RTÉ over exclusion from televised MEP debates
The businessman claims RTÉ is in breach of broadcasting rules by excluding him from its upcoming debates.
Everything you need to know about this year's Eurovision Song Contest
This year’s competition is being held – controversially – in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Three men arrested in Drogheda in ongoing feud investigation
The feud has been ongoing since last year.
RTÉ assessing each TV news report individually after blurring faces of local election candidates
The broadcaster needs to be “fair and equitable” in its election coverage, a spokesperson said.
81-year-old woman meets her mother for the first time after 60 years of searching
Eileen Macken spoke to Liveline this afternoon about meeting her mother Elizabeth, who’s 103.
RTÉ now lists all candidates in a constituency whenever one is mentioned on air
How does RTÉ achieve balance with its election coverage? The ‘stopwatch’ approach and listing all its candidates.
Quiz: How much do you know about Country 'n' Irish?
Tonight’s Late Late Country Special starts at 9.30pm.
Winning the Francis MacManus Short Story Competition changed my life. It's like I'm floating outside myself
I had no money or backup plan when I started writing. That’s why the call from RTE meant so much, writes Colin Walsh.
Eurovision winner says people calling for Israel boycott are 'spreading darkness'
There have been widespread calls for a boycott of this year’s event both in Ireland and abroad.
WATCH: Which classic folk song deserves to be called Ireland's favourite?
Artists including singer Niamh Farrell and Villagers who perform tracks chosen by the public.
RTÉ and TG4 join forces to show every game of this year's Fifa Women's World Cup
The two networks have reached an agreement to broadcast the tournament to Irish viewers.
HSE apologises to women callers to Joe Duffy's Liveline who shared their traumatic childbirth experiences
Over the last fortnight, many women have taken to the national airwaves to share their stories of childbirth.
'The FAI should be very embarrassed by the sanction'
RTÉ pundit Richie Sadlier criticised the organisation following the latest development in the saga.
Sligo County Council votes unanimously to call on RTE to boycott the Eurovision
Sligo County Council has previously voted to fly the Palestinian flag from Council Officers for a month in 2017, as well as voting to support a bill to ban goods from Israeli settlements in 2018.
Report finds RTÉ 'seriously deficient' and in breach of Irish language broadcast obligations
‘It was obvious that a ‘comprehensive range’ was not being provided in Irish,’ the investigation concluded.
'The Freedom of Information Act is dead': High Court rules against Information Commissioner in UCC finding
The ruling is believed to have huge implications for the application of the Act.
RTÉ's new man in London will be a familiar face to most
Sean Whelan takes over as London correspondent from Fiona Mitchell.
'Put our family at peace': Parents of murdered Willie Maughan make appeal to find his killers
The appeal comes ahead of the fourth anniversary of Willie’s disappearance.
'The Rosary is a weapon': New documentary reveals how a CIA-funded Irish priest fought Communism
Fr Patrick Peyton taught Americans to recite the Rosary from the 1940s onwards.
RTÉ criticised for policy change that cuts off Northern Ireland from TV competitions
RTÉ said that it changed its policy to comply with regulations in Northern Ireland.
Donal Óg Cusack: 'I think some influential voices have not been helping the Offaly cause'
Offaly were relegated to Division 2A of the hurling league yesterday.
'A true broadcasting legend': Marian Richardson bids farewell to RTÉ
“Go raibh maith agaibh as bhur gcomhluadar, go dtí an cheád uair eile, go dté sibh slán.”
'My name is Lavinia': First rape survivor to waive anonymity tells her story
“Pre-1991, you would never hear the word ‘rape’ on radio, it was like a curse word,” Lavinia Kerwick said in an emotional interview.
From the garden: Grow, Cook, Eat is back on TV this month and we'll be tackling food waste
We’ll be teaching you to grow onions, pumpkins, sweetcorn, courgettes, kale, beans and chillis for all shapes and sizes of gardens, writes Michael Kelly.
Choice Music Awards: This band made the best album in Ireland last year
According to the RTÉ Choice Music Prize 2018, that is.
RTÉ won't be playlisting Michael Jackson as it could be insensitive to listeners
This is due to allegations about the famed singer, which are detailed in a new four-hour documentary.
Government official says RTÉ may need 'radical re-thinking' - not more public funding
The State broadcaster had around 100 fewer staff opt for redundancies that it hoped.
Virgin Media's TV ad sales have taken a hit for two and a half years - thanks to Brexit
Looming uncertainty has made UK and Irish advertisers camera-shy, according to new documents.
Inquiry to be considered after children reassured hearing was fine only to be told years later of impairment
The HSE issued apologies to 60 children as result of failings related to paediatric audiology services.
RTÉ says it could benefit from other TV channels 'going dark' with a no-deal Brexit
But the State broadcaster still expects its ‘precarious’ financial state to suffer further if the UK crashes out of the EU.
'This will be tricky': Diplomacy at RTÉ after public urged broadcaster to boycott Eurovison 2019
Last June, Israeli media queried why Ireland had yet to confirm its participation in Eurovision 2019.
'Bring it on' - Former RTÉ reporter Damien Tiernan hits out at Montrose bosses over regional coverage
Tiernan left the station last month after 23 years with the national broadcaster.
John Horan: 'I'm delighted to see RTÉ have improved their performance in showing our games'
The GAA President was pleased to see highlights show League Sunday run for two hours at the weekend.
RTÉ receives more than 500 pieces of feedback over Prime Time programme about transgender issues
The programme examined the growth in the number of young people seeking to change gender.
Transgender in Ireland: What are the laws around changing your gender?
The government is considering proposals to allow children aged 16 and 17 to self-declare their gender.
RTÉ defends plans to feature Graham Linehan in Prime Time report on transgender issues
Over 4,000 people have signed a petition opposing the appearance of the Father Ted co-writer.
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'I'm happy for the project to continue': Simon Harris rules out re-tendering children's hospital
The Minister was responding to a statement by BAM that suggested it would pull out of the contract if the Government wanted.
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