Monday 16 September, 2019
The audience peaked at 1,123,300, with RTÉ’s viewing figures for 2019 on the up.
The 28-year-old has not been since April 2017.
Campaigners point out that effective HIV treatment is also effective HIV prevention.
The two broadcasters have learned from each other and now there’s little difference in their approach.
Plus, win a luxury trip to Ballygally Castle for two people.
Farmers insist the base line price of beef needs to be increased before they will agree.
A new automated system is set to be introduced at Pembroke Library in Dublin.
The Guardian says the article “fell far short of our standards”.
The event will take place in Merrion Square on 29 September.
A grant and a college scholarship help with her monthly expenses
Airfield Estate’s John O’Toole shares the small but powerful changes you can make.
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
The band will perform in the revamped stadium on Friday 28 August 2020.
High pressure over Ireland is set to bring dry, calm and settled conditions later this week.
The death comes a year after The Cars were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
A former Yale classmate of Kavanaugh alleged that the jurist exposed himself at a freshman year party.
Downing Street has expressed confidence that the meeting will help efforts to find a deal.
Heroin and cannabis worth around €22,000 was seized during a search last week.
Larry Connors was remanded in custody to appear in court again on 18 September.
Ireland will continue to assess the Athlone man’s hamstring injury.
She was found safe and well.
Iran has denied allegations it is behind the attack.
The plans will see Ireland adhering to a direction from the European Council made in May.
An initial trial at Pembroke Library in Dublin 4 could be rolled out around Dublin City Council areas.
Staff at the school have raised a number of issues about pay and conditions.
The party currently has no MPs and wants to change that in a few months time.
The filming of the follow up to the Jurassic World film was a well-kept secret ahead of its premiere tomorrow.
To tackle climate breakdown the two most important areas that Ireland will have to focus on will be transport and agriculture, writes Saoirse McHugh.
A unique human rights arts festival run by Smashing Times takes place in Dublin this month.
Here’s what made the headlines today.
The golden toilet was stolen from the UK’s Blenheim Palace.
Sineád Goldrick and Hannah O’Neill scored the all-important goals against Galway front of 56,114 at Croke Park.
Read the overall winner of this year’s RTÉ Radio 1 Short Story Award, in memory of Francis McManus.
One of the GAA’s best traditions was maintained today.
And how they spread the ‘gospel of craft beer’ along the way.
The agreement comes into force once all protests and blockades have stopped.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
The woman was a pedestrian from Dungannon.
Fans turned out in their droves in spite of the ceaseless rain in Dublin.
The move was announced by Benjamin Netanyahu.
The man was arrested by gardaí on Thursday evening.
The assault happened in Cork city on Thursday.
Reports have suggested that RTÉ may axe Lyric FM or sell off its Cork studio as part of an overall bid to cut costs.
DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL has put a €1.1 million contract out to tender for the development of a new automated system at its Pembroke Library.
The system will be introduced at the Pembroke Library but with a view to rolling it out at a further 20 libraries in the coming years.
It means the libraries would be open from 8am to 10pm for 365 days a year with users able to access the building and borrow books when staff aren’t there.
So today we’re asking: Should libraries around Ireland open 365 days a year?
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Read the overall winner of this year’s RTÉ Radio 1 Short Story Award, in memory of Francis McManus.
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