RTÉ Player saw a growth of 20% in viewing in 2019.
RTÉ television shows clinched 42 spots in the top 50 most- watched programmes of 2019, up from 39 in 2018.
RTÉ Supporting the Arts partnered with more than 140 local, national and community arts events, up from 130 in 2018.
The RTÉ News studio is the busiest television studio in Ireland, broadcasting more than 1,700 news bulletins and programmes each year. It was completely refurbished in 2019.
Demand for audience seats for The Late Late Toy Show 2019 surpassed previous years, with more than 90,000 applications.
The RTÉ Guide bumper Christmas issue continued to be an Irish publishing phenomenon, with almost 270,000 copies sold.
Almost 2 million radio listeners tuned in to RTÉ each week; 51.9% of the adult (15+) population listened every week in 2019.
In 2019 there were 75 million podcast and clip streams from RTÉ’s on-demand audio catalogue.
RTÉ Prime Time: Carers in Crisis was named best current affairs programme at the 2019 Celtic Media Festival in Scotland, with other wins for The Rotunda, Documentary on One, and The Man Who Wanted to Fly.
RTÉ was again honoured with the prestigious Broadcaster of the Year award at the 2019 New York Festivals International Radio Awards. Selected from finalists spanning 32 countries, this was the sixth time we won this coveted radio award.
RTÉ Radio 1's Documentary on One won two prestigious gold awards at the 2019 IMRO Radio Awards.
The IMRO Radio Moment of the Year was 2fm's emotional Gerry Ryan Show 2fm at 40 Special.
Tony Connelly won the Justice Media Award for his piece 'How the backstop deal was done'.
RTÉ was named the winner of the 2019 Business Recycling Champion Award at the Pakman Awards, recognising performance across all areas of environmental impact and our responsible approach to waste segregation, achieving a recycling rate of more than 80% and zero-to-landfill status.
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