Prime Time Team

Gisèle Pelicot: 'I didn't recognise myself in the images'

Gisèle Pelicot spent years trying to understand memory loss and physical symptoms, fearing at one point that she was developing a serious neurological condition. The horrifying truth only became clear when she was shown photos by French police officers.

Prime Time • 1 hr

Margaret Loftus: Justice process was 'as traumatising as abuse'

Speaking with Prime Time presenter Miriam O'Callaghan in her first broadcast interview, Margaret Loftus told of how she was attacked by Trevor Bolger in Mayo in 2012. They were both serving gardaí at the time.

Prime Time • 21 Jan

Gráinne Seoige: Sexualised deepfake images left me traumatised

Gráinne Seoige is calling for action on the availability of nudification technology to be taken by regulators and the government.

Prime Time • 14 Jan

'Get out': Family of woman killed in Spain warn of red flags

The family of a woman who was killed by her partner has spoken out to warn about the early red flags they recall from their daughter's relationship and the impact of her death on her teenage son.

App • 08 Jan

'Get out': Family of woman killed in Spain warn of red flags

The family of a woman who was killed by her partner has spoken out to warn about the early red flags they recall from their daughter's relationship and the impact of her death on her teenage son.

Prime Time • 09 Jan

'I can't breathe' - Mother recalls daughter's final hours at UHL

An inquest into Niamh McNally's death returned a verdict on 27 November of medical misadventure. A post-mortem found Niamh died from "asphyxiation secondary to pulmonary haemorrhage likely resulting from the erosion of collateral arteries" in the heart.

Prime Time • 04 Dec 25

Justice Minister rejects 'dog-whistle' accusation

Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration Jim O'Callaghan has rejected claims that his approach to immigration amounts to right-wing "dog whistling".

Prime Time • 30 Sep 25

'It was chilling': Bacik calls for action after phone data exposé

Labour leader Ivana Bacik has described revelations about the sale of mobile phone location data in Ireland as "chilling" and has called on the Government to state whether it has confidence in the Data Protection Commission (DPC).

Prime Time • 18 Sep 25

'A despicable disgrace': Geldof condemns Israel over Gaza hunger

Bob Geldof has criticised the Israeli government's role in the Gaza crisis, calling it "a despicable disgrace" amid growing warnings of famine and restricted humanitarian access

Prime Time • 25 Jul 25

'We are listening' - Drone company CEO responds to noise concerns

The founder of Irish drone company Manna has defended plans to expand aerial delivery services across Dublin despite concerns raised by local TDs and councillors in one test area about noise and privacy issues.

Prime Time • 04 Jul 25