Homeless in Dublin: 'All I need is a bit of security' RTÉ Investigates examined what life is like living on the streets - and Ireland's costly response to the homelessness crisis. investigations unit • 18 Jan
Homeless man from RTÉ investigation offered hostel bed Joe Nolan has been offered emergency accommodation after his story was featured in an RTÉ investigation. investigations unit • 20 Jan
The Belturbet bomb: an atrocity that time forgot RTÉ Investigates has uncovered a series of new details that shed light on a 1972 car bombing that killed two teenagers in Co Cavan. investigations unit • 14 Dec 20
Domestic violence orders surged 40% during pandemic While convictions for drugs, assault and public order offences have fallen during the pandemic, incidences of domestic violence have risen. investigations unit • 14 Jan
One landlord faced legal action for breaches in 2020 Some 76% of private rented properties inspected during the first six months of 2020 were non-compliant with housing standards. investigations unit • 22 Dec 20
Dept of Social Protection clashed with JobPath firms Confidential documents show that the Department has taken issue with the performance of the two private companies that administer the controversial Government scheme. investigations unit • 21 Dec 20
British forces withheld key info on Troubles bombings Information held by British security forces could have aided an investigation into the 1972 Belturbet bombing that killed two teenagers. investigations unit • 14 Dec 20
British military cooperated with 1972 NI bridge bombing A leader of British Army forces in west Fermanagh had admitted to cooperating with loyalist paramilitaries in the 1972 bombing of a bridge. investigations unit • 14 Dec 20
Crowded house: 11 people living in flat during pandemic RTÉ Investigates went undercover to look at the harsh reality for tenants living in overcrowded conditions during Covid. investigations unit • 04 Dec 20
Patrick Russell: One of Ireland's most prolific conmen RTÉ Investigates found over 60 people who were defrauded by the conman over a period of three decades. investigations unit • 25 Nov 20
Whistleblowers: Fighting to be heard Whether it's Maurice McCabe or Edward Snowden, whistleblowers here and abroad are playing an increasing role in exposing wrongdoing. However in some cases that comes ... investigations unit • 09 Oct 20
R116 accident review faces delay after expert resigns A key member of a team reviewing a report into the fatal R116 helicopter crash that occurred off the coast of Mayo in 2017 has ... RTÉ Investigates • 08 Oct 20
Áras Attracta: Six years on, internal inquiry continues Six years after an RTÉ documentary exposed how some residents at the Co Mayo care facility for people with intellectual disabilities were mistreated, an internal ... RTÉ Investigates • 05 Oct 20
ESB facing prosecution by EPA over greenhouse gas leaks The ESB is facing a prosecution by the Environmental Protection Agency over leaks of a powerful greenhouse gas called SF6. Ireland • 21 Sep 20
Audiology services cancelled over staff redeployments A national Government directive has resulted in a number of audiologists being redeployed from their front line services to Covid-19 contact tracing duties. Ireland • 03 Sep 20
'Torturous' consequences of Covid for cancer patients Covid-19 has directly affected thousands of families across the country - from those battling the virus to those grieving the loss of a loved one. ... Covid - Future Health Care • 21 Jul 20
Virus could cause 'huge loss' in hospital bed capacity The Medical Director at one of the country's biggest hospitals has warned it could lose up to a quarter of its acute bed capacity as ... Coronavirus • 22 Jul 20
RTÉ Investigates: The future of healthcare Covid-19 has changed how outpatient clinics operate. As the number of outpatients on-site at St James's fell, more were treated via 'virtual clinics'. Investigations Unit • 22 Jul 20
A Covid casualty? Cancer treatment at St James's At St James's Hospital, the number of patients treated in oncology fell significantly from last year, as it responded to the Covid-19 pandemic. But medics ... Investigations Unit • 22 Jul 20
How data is helping fight the Covid-19 battle As St James's Hospital responded to the Covid-19 pandemic, a new data management system used to track and record patient information proved to be a ... Investigations Unit • 22 Jul 20
'I'm living a different experience of Covid' Elaine Scully sits alone in a sparsely decorated isolation room in the National Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at St James's Hospital in Dublin. She has ... Covid - Future Health Care • 22 Jul 20
Covid: 'I'm fit and healthy and it's absolutely floored me' Nurse Kelly Talty, 27, had been resting at home having contracted Covid-19. But three weeks into her recovery, she has deteriorated to the point where ... Covid - Future Health Care • 22 Jul 20
RTÉ Investigates: Inside Ireland's Covid Battle A look at the realities of life and death in one of the country's biggest hospitals as it fights Covid-19. Investigations Unit • 01 Jul 20
The human impact of hospital-acquired Covid-19 Staff in intensive care units deal with life and death situations every day of their lives and the ICU at St James's Hospital is no ... Inside Ireland's Covid Battle • 01 Jul 20
Covid-19: 'I saw his funeral on a phone' "We had a wonderful life, it just ended disastrously." The haunting words of 94-year-old Maura Byrne. Inside Ireland's Covid Battle • 01 Jul 20
