# Viewing figures
Last year
2022
# Viewing figures
Queen's funeral pulls in 250k RTÉ viewers but is well short of Harry and Meghan interview
The queen’s funeral took place in Westminster Abbey, London on Monday.
All time
# Viewing figures
Grand Slam decider the most-watched sporting event on Irish TV in 2018
Sport dominates new TV viewing figures released today.
# tv stars
1.3 million people watched Ireland win the Grand Slam
Joe Schmidt’s side completed a third-ever Six Nations Grand Slam with the win.
# GOT TO WATCH
Record-breaking season finale of Game of Thrones brings in millions of viewers
Over 16.5 million watched the season finale in the US alone.
# audience
Dramatic finish to Ireland's opening World Cup win over Australia draws over 320,000 viewers
The game averaged 17.45% of the available TV audience.
# switching over
TV3 grows its audience by 26% as Masterchef and the soaps boost viewer numbers
Across its three channels, TV3 says its audience figures rose 57% compared to January 2016.
# Not too shabby
The Ray D'Arcy Show drew nearly half a million viewers on its first night
RTÉ said it was very happy with the figures.
# Brazil
Three-quarters of Irish TV viewers have tuned in to watch a bit of the World Cup
The number of people watching the games on RTÉ Two peaked during England v Uruguay at 815,900.
# late late
The Late Late Show audience, perfectly summed up in one graph
*May not be actual viewing figures.
# Rose of Tralee
Half of last night's telly viewers were watching the Rose of Tralee
1.2 million tuned in at one point.
# Telly box
Euro 2012: Over 2 million tune in to watch Ireland's Gdansk misery
Ah sure, what else would you be doing on a wet Thursday night?
# late late
Late Late's 50th anniversary special is most watched show this year
On average over one million tuned into the special programme last Friday, RTÉ said.
# Tallafornication
Over 450,000 tune in to Tallafornia
Almost half a million viewers tuned in to last night’s preview of the TV3 reality show – with the show itself not officially due to start until early next year.
# RTÉ
RTÉ denies it misled on viewing figures for Charlie Bird's South Pole trek
The broadcaster has been accused of artificially inflating viewing figures for the much criticised programme in which its chief news correspondent sets out to retrace the footsteps of explorer Tom Crean.
