Global carbon dioxide emissions to see increase Global carbon dioxide emissions are set for their second biggest increase in history as economies recover from the Covid pandemic, according to the Global Energy ... World • 5 hrs
Teenager who kicked man to death 'like a powder keg' A 16-year-old boy who kicked a man to death has been described as being like a "powder keg waiting to explode" because of years of ... Courts • 18 hrs
Letters to Taoiseach show frustration at Covid measures Taoiseach Micheál Martin received hundreds of emotional letters and emails about the pandemic in the first two months of this year. Analysis and Comment • 18 Apr
Google subsidiary moved $75bn profits through Ireland Newly filed accounts show that over $75bn in profits moved through a subsidiary of Google that was incorporated in Ireland in 2019, more than three ... Business • 17 Apr
NI announces system of mandatory hotel quarantine A system of mandatory hotel quarantine has been announced for Northern Ireland. Ulster • 17 Apr
McKee murder investigation still 'very active' - PSNI Police in Northern Ireland have said their investigation into the murder of journalist Lyra McKee remains "very active". Ulster • 17 Apr
New Johnson and Johnson advice expected next week The European Medicines Agency is expected to announce new advice about the use of the single-shot Covid-19 vaccine manufactured by Johnson and Johnson's subsidiary Janssen ... Coronavirus • 16 Apr
Serial sex offender jailed for attacking two women A serial sex offender has been jailed for six years for attacking two women in Dublin city centre a few days after being released from ... Dublin • 16 Apr
Big demand for free home-testing HIV kits There has been a big demand for free home-testing HIV kits and self-tests for sexually transmitted diseases, with HIV Ireland saying it has received over ... Health • 16 Apr
Ibec urges Gov to stagger employment rights legislation The employers' body Ibec has urged the government to stagger the introduction of its extensive programme of employment rights legislation to take account of the ... Ireland • 15 Apr
Latest testing in schools report shows 1.7% positivity The latest figures on Covid-19 testing in schools show that 2,000 tests were carried out in 128 schools from 4-10 April, with a total of ... Education • 14 Apr
Biden set to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan US President Joe Biden plans to withdraw the remaining 2,500 US troops from Afghanistan by 11 September 2021, 20 years to the day after the ... World • 13 Apr
Prosecution rests case in George Floyd murder trial Prosecutors have rested their case against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer on trial for murder and manslaughter for the death of George Floyd. World • 13 Apr
Biden presses Putin on Ukraine and proposes summit US President Joe Biden has urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to ease mounting tensions with Ukraine and proposed a summit between the two leaders in ... World • 13 Apr
Greensill review to be given 'maximum possible access' The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said a review into how failed firm Greensill Capital was able to secure government contracts will be given ... World • 13 Apr
Health Committee to invite whistleblower to hearings The Oireachtas health committee has agreed to invite the acting secretary general of the Department of Health and an internal whistleblower to hearings on the ... Health • 08 Apr
It's NPHET's job to be conservative, says Glynn All of today's live coverage of the latest Covid-19 developments. Coronavirus • 08 Apr
Changes to RTÉ coverage of political party conferences RTÉ has announced changes to its coverage of political party conferences for the rest of the year, because Covid-19 restrictions oblige the events to be ... Politics • 08 Apr
'Mrs Sri Lanka' regains title after on-stage fracas A Sri Lankan beauty pageant winner who had her crown yanked off by last year's champion in an ugly on-stage fracas has been re-declared the ... World • 07 Apr
Analysis: Can Ireland really hit its vaccine targets? The Government views vaccination as the way out of the pandemic. Though it has been plagued by issues, the roll-out is broadly on track, reports ... Prime Time • 07 Apr
Call for independent inquiry into dossier revelations Sinn Féin TD Pearse Doherty has described the RTÉ Investigates' revelations around information gathered by the Department of Health about children with autism and their ... Ireland • 25 Mar
Virginia first southern US state to end death penalty Virginia has today become the first southern US state to abolish the death penalty. World • 24 Mar
Tánaiste does 'not believe' he will face charges Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said he does not believe charges will be brought against him in relation to his passing of a document to a ... Politics • 24 Mar
Green Party defers discussion on Hazel Chu's future The Green Party's parliamentary party has tonight deferred questions raised by three senators regarding party chair Hazel Chu standing as an independent candidate in the ... Politics • 24 Mar
Sarah McInerney and Fran McNulty to join Prime Time Sarah McInerney and Fran McNulty are to join RTÉ's Prime Time following the announcement of a new presenting team for the current affairs programme. Prime Time • 22 Mar
