Dental patients left stranded without orthodontic treatment Hundreds of dental patients have been left stranded without critical orthodontic treatment after concerns were raised about a Galway based orthodontist. investigations unit • 11 Aug
Why 'The Emperor' was extradited from Ireland to Romania Ioan Anton was heavily involved in one of Ireland's largest prostitution networks. He is currently being detained in Romania on suspicion of instigating a murder … investigations unit • 05 Aug
Crossing the Line – How safe is public transport? Over several weeks, RTÉ Investigates travelled on most forms of public transport to see first-hand what the daily commute is really like. Using hidden cameras, … investigations unit • 14 Jul
Taoiseach 'shocked' by organ incineration revelations The Taoiseach has said questions need to be answered as to why hospitals in Ireland have continued until recently to use the practice of incineration … Rte Investigations Unit • 13 Jul
Organs sent for incineration at some Irish hospitals Organs were sent for incineration at some hospitals around the country, in contravention of HSE guidelines, according to the findings of a HSE internal audit, … investigations unit • 01 Jul
Central Bank warning adds to Catriona Carey's woes After the Central Bank issued a warning about Catriona Carey's company, Thursday was another bad day for the accountant, convicted fraudster and former hockey international, … investigations unit • 10 Jun
Doctor struck off after sexual assault allegations A doctor who worked at Naas General Hospital was removed from the medical register in 2015 after two patients alleged they were sexually assaulted by … investigations unit • 24 May
'I was humiliated' - alleged hospital assault survivor A man who alleges he was sexually assaulted by a doctor at Naas General Hospital has faced sleepless nights, severe depression and anxiety. investigations unit • 27 May
Heartache of Nicola Furlong's mum as killer to be freed The mother of Nicola Furlong has told of her heartache ten years after the Wexford student was murdered in Japan. investigations unit • 22 May
The councillor, the council and the house purchases Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage looking into Wexford County Council's purchase of two houses from one of its Councilors, contrary to advice from … investigations unit • 24 Apr
Smoky coal sold to areas where fossil fuel is banned The burning of smoky coal in Low Smoke Zones has been prohibited since 2012. But the fossil fuel is still being sold to people in … investigations unit • 07 Apr
Council chamber secrets: Misconduct, falsehoods & waste A new era of accountability in local government was promised ten years ago, but has yet to be delivered. investigations unit • 23 Mar
Illegal adoptions: 'It's an absolute slap in the face' When Brian Webster was told he had been illegally adopted, he found out that he'd spent his life living an identity that wasn't truly his. … investigations unit • 17 Mar
'I feel freer' - Illegal adoptees unlock their origins Twelve months later, some illegal adoptees are still searching for answers and struggling to discover their true identities. investigations unit • 16 Mar
Report on illegal adoptions recommends State inquiry A report by the Government's Special Rapporteur on Child Protection on the practice of illegal adoptions in Ireland has recommended the establishment of a State … investigations unit • 14 Mar
The lavish spending by the firm that conned homeowners Financial documents of Careysfort Asset Estates, which conned vulnerable homeowners, show lavish spending on personal items using money paid by clients of the firm. investigations unit • 18 Feb
How this businesswoman conned distraught homeowners Catriona Carey, an accountant and former national sports star, operated an elaborate scam that has left victims in its wake across Ireland. investigations unit • 15 Feb
Domestic abuse in Ireland - a year in crisis RTÉ Investigates spent time in a number of women's refuges across the country, hearing stories of women who had suffered domestic abuse. investigations unit • 14 Feb
'I can't remember anything except the day she died' Since 1996, the deaths of at least 108 women have been directly attributed to their partners as part of research into cases of femicide, the … investigations unit • 07 Feb
'I think it was rage' - men who suffer domestic abuse Male victims are reported to have different experiences to women but, in some cases, they can suffer extreme coercion. investigations unit • 07 Feb
60% increase in breaches of protection orders The number of breaches of court protection orders in domestic abuse cases reported to gardaí increased by more than 60% during the Covid-19 pandemic, when … investigations unit • 07 Feb
Torture of Hooded Men recognised five decades on This week, the UK Supreme Court finally concluded that 14 men detained in Northern Ireland in 1971 were tortured. investigations unit • 18 Dec 21
Father and daughter charged with illegal dumping A father and daughter who ran one of Donegal's longest-standing waste collection businesses have appeared in court charged with multiple counts of illegal dumping. investigations unit • 09 Dec 21
Councillor trainer wrongly claimed State accreditation A training provider wrongly told local authorities that around 50 seminars it held for councillors from 2015 to 2019 were State accredited. investigations unit • 04 Dec 21
