Pope Francis in Ireland Pope Francis' historic two-day visit to Ireland took place against the backdrop of a church in crisis over clerical sexual abuse in Ireland and around ... Pope Francis In Ireland • 01 Sep 18
End of an era and end of the road for Westport garage In August, the shutters will come down for the last time on a garage in Westport, Co Mayo, where the Breheny family business has been ... Special Reports • 26 Jul 18
Brexit: Opinions from the border RTÉ's Cian McCormack travelled along the border to find out how people are weighing up the potential impacts of the unknown consequences of Brexit. Brexit • 27 Jun 18
Hong Kong struggling since China's waste ban Yvonne Murray reports on the impact on Hong Kong of China's ban on the import of mixed waste plastic last year. Special Reports • 07 Jun 18
Direct flight from Dublin to Hong Kong to take to skies A new direct flight from Dublin to Hong Kong will take to the skies on 2 June - the culmination of effort and lobbying by ... Special Reports • 31 May 18
What we know about the OPCW mission to Syria Inspectors from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons have launched their investigation into an alleged chemical attack near Damascus on 7 April. Special Reports • 16 Apr 18
Woman's invasive cancer misdiagnosed by Dublin hospital St James's Hospital has said it is "unequivocally sorry" after a Dublin woman's invasive cancer was misdiagnosed investigations unit • 21 Mar 18
Homeless charity celebrates two centuries in existence RTÉ's Cian McCormack meets the people behind the 200-year-old charity giving hope, jobs and 20,000 meals to homeless in Dublin each year. Special Reports • 07 Feb 18
Djibouti - The crossroads of conflict and prosperity RTÉ reporter Joan O'Sullivan and cameraman Magnus Kelly travelled to the African country of Djibouti, where thousands of people have fled from the war in ... Special Reports • 03 Nov 17
Yemen: The world's forgotten war For nearly three years now, Yemen has been embroiled in a bloody civil conflict and now stands on the brink of total collapse. Special Reports • 02 Nov 17
An Post asked to preserve Dublin's historic post boxes An Post has said it will take "every step within reason" to preserve Dublin's old post boxes. Dublin • 27 Oct 17
The women speaking out against Harvey Weinstein A stream of actors, models and ex-employees have come out, many anonymously, to accuse Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and abuse dating as ... Harvey Weinstein • 13 Oct 17
What would trigger a Tory party leadership contest? As speculation mounts over the British Prime Minister's future, here is a look at how Theresa May could be replaced. Special Reports • 06 Oct 17
Special report: Key moments of Liam Cosgrave's political career RTÉ News looks back at the key moments of Liam Cosgrave's political career. News • 05 Oct 17
Liam Cosgrave - Born into a tradition of public service Liam Cosgrave was born in Dublin in 1920 into a tradition of public service. His father, W.T. Cosgrave, was head of the State's first government ... News • 04 Oct 17
Key dates in Catalonia's push for independence The regional government argues that an independent Catalonia would be richer and better able to protect its language and culture. Catalonia • 02 Oct 17
Inside the dangerous world of Mexico's 'moles' Volunteers rescuers are the backbone of efforts to find possible survivors of a 7.1 magnitude earthquake which struck Mexico on 19 September Special Reports • 28 Sep 17
German election: What you need to know As Germany goes to the polls, we take a look... Special Reports • 23 Sep 17
Profile: Ibrahim Halawa A look at the background to a case that saw a 17-year-old Irish boy end up in a prison in Egypt. Ibrahim Halawa • 19 Sep 17
Argentinian family enjoying life on the road They set out as a newly-married couple on a road trip from their native Argentina to Alaska. It was supposed to take them six months. ... Special Reports • 12 Sep 17
Hurricanes - what's in a name? First there was Harvey, which put much of Houston under water and now Hurricane Irma is causing havoc across the Caribbean and closing in on ... Special Reports • 07 Sep 17
Special Report: Crisis in Myanmar When Aung San Suu Kyi won a landslide victory in Myanmar the world hoped she would bring to an end decades of human rights abuses. ... News • 06 Sep 17
Trump always reluctant to credit Bannon When President Donald Trump fired White House chief strategist and former campaign manager Steve Bannon, it was almost like bidding goodbye to a part of ... Special Reports • 18 Aug 17
Who's who: The long list of former Trump staffers Steve Bannon is the latest member of US President Donald Trump's staff to be removed, or leave, their role since he took office earlier this ... Special Reports • 18 Aug 17
What is the Brexit divorce bill? The European Union says Britain should pay a financial settlement, or divorce bill, to leave the bloc because it has financial obligations it undertook while ... Special Reports • 15 Aug 17
