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Radio: Newstalk host is more relaxed yet remains the consummate professional, as Drivetime hears of hope on climate change

Documentary celebrating 100 years of public broadcasting at no point mentions the anniversary and leaves it to the viewer

The face of Irish weather forecasts for 40 years, Cusack shares the acknowledgment with former colleague Evelyn Murphy

David Carroll says rising rents, cost-of-living issues and mental health difficulties are putting people under increasing pressure

Soccer pundits trade insults as they wade into a spat of the day

It’s hard to judge the second season by its opening episode, but will there be a breakout to rival Paudie?

In the News podcast: Winners Vanessa Ogbonna and Oyin Adeyemi know how it’s done

2FM presenter co-hosted Breakfast Republic for more than five years from 2014

Irish language broadcaster asks for €11m more funding in Budget 2027

Fifties drama Mary Rose, starring Zara Devlin, already attracting industry buzz

RTÉ’s new series is being destroyed by loud pop tunes

The normally doleful RTÉ Radio 1 presenter eventually eases back into his customary demeanour as talk turns to hosepipe bans

Jackson Singh (32) was hit by vehicle in Co Carlow in July, with one teen arrested in connection later killed in M9 crash

Why do children get the likes of RTÉ’s Bellie and Whizz at Big School to help them self-regulate, when adults just get the news?

New generation is transfixed by The Meeting on the Turret Stairs

Just over 40 of 134 applicants were successful in being offered exits and only 60% of those took up offer

Everything you need to know about The K Club and the Ladies European Tour event

Ireland in 1992 was still a place where a chancer with a dream might take on the National Lottery - and in that lies the charm of this documentary

The first season was one of the biggest TV hits of 2025. We go behind the scenes of the new season, which returns to RTÉ on Sunday, August 30th

Ahead of the second series, presenter Siobhán McSweeney talks frankly about her pay not always reflecting a show’s success, the reward of theatre work and the Derry Girls effect

Inane music gets in the way of forecasts

Radio: The presenter has a deeply moving discussion with Phil Coulter, while Second Captains Saturday also dives deep

Michael’s falling out with brother Danny adds familial tension, while the lasting impression is of politicians who are perfectly aware of the divisive figures they cut

Television: This creaky light entertainment institution is at its most compelling when it plays it straight

State broadcaster has secured free-to-air rights for Bray boxer's last time in the ring

Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh: ‘I’m actually speechless ... I honestly would not have been able to do this without these girls’

Comedian also postpones his Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Panto shows in Dublin and Killarney

Bualadh bos to RTÉ, too, for its athletics and swimming coverage despite what green-ink brigade will say

August 16th-21st highlights: including Ludwig, The Healy-Raes: Blood Sweat & Tears, and The Rose of Tralee

Radio: Haunting radio on RTÉ, while Anton Savage’s guest warns against retinal burns and Claire Brock talks soft-launches

Morning Ireland remains country’s most listened to radio programme an average of 457,000 people tuning in each day

From Athenry to the BBC, sports broadcaster Mulkerrins talks ambition, freelance life and capturing the emotion of sport’s biggest moments

Television: A poignant look back at the 2015 marriage equality referendum – and a heartfelt homage to journalist-turned-LGBTQ rights campaigner Charlie Bird

Television: Influential musician became ill during the making of In Time, and while this is not addressed on screen, a deep ennui hangs over the film

Highlights include In Time, Van der Valk and A Day in May

RTÉ Concert Orchestra general manager Alex Walden on connecting with an audience, receiving his first guitar and living on in your descendants

The hit RTÉ reality TV show will return at the end of the month

Radio: Newstalk host doubles down on his fondness for gossip, while on Radio 1, Oliver Callan hears a ‘bull only’ story

Department of Transport said it was ‘actively progressing’ work to establish a transport security force

Shane Matthews (47) had been charged with engaging in threatening behaviour last month