GAA clubs to statues: Should we reconsider who we memorialise? In late April, Trinity College Dublin decided to 'dename' the largest library on campus, as the person it was named after, George Berkeley, owned slaves. … Prime Time • 21 Jul
My brother: Labelled an informer and left dead on a road The investigation into the actions of a leading member of the IRA's 'nutting squad', Freddie Scappaticci, codenamed Stakeknife, is due out soon. Prime Time • 14 Jun
Ballydehob's carbon challenge.....and all that jazz Most of us know that we need to curb our carbon emissions if we are to reduce climate change, but do we fully understand the … Prime Time • 08 May
Inside Ireland's widespread reliance on codeine medicines Ireland has a "significant and widespread reliance on codeine containing medicines" and will consider moving from over-the-counter sales to prescription-only, according to internal Department of … Prime Time • 12 Apr
Shoplifting can jeopardise businesses, jobs - Taoiseach Shoplifting and larceny should be taken seriously as they can jeopardise the future of businesses and jobs, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has told the Dáil. Politics • 22 Mar
Level of abuse against retail workers 'out of control' A wave of harassment, vile abuse, shoplifting and other crimes has hit Ireland's shops and supermarkets, retailers have told RTÉ's Prime Time. Prime Time • 22 Mar
Growing refugee numbers in Killarney strain tourist town Killarney has a proud history of accommodating refugees, and has welcomed over 3,000 fleeing war in Ukraine. But some have warned that growing numbers have … Prime Time • 26 Jan
Will a tax on the super-rich bridge the wealth divide? Not for the first time, the left has called on the Government to introduce a wealth tax. But a levy on the super-rich may not … Prime Time • 20 Jan
'Sportswashing does work' - why regimes bankroll sport The World Cup has been overshadowed by criticism of human rights abuses, leading to allegations of sportswashing, explains Conor McMorrow. But what is sportswashing, and … Prime Time • 02 Dec 22
Ukrainian refugees to be moved from Dublin hotel Ukrainian refugees housed in a hotel in Clondalkin, Dublin will be moved to alternative accommodation in Cork, Limerick, and Donegal on Monday morning. Ireland • 25 Nov 22
