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Martin always outmanoeuvres FF enemies but the Jim Gavin error leaves him vulnerable

Taoiseach’s supporters fear a no-confidence motion against him that could cement or topple his leadership

TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight

October 26th-31st: Hector Ó hEochagáin Down Under, plus Trigger Point, Down Cemetery Road, The Unreal and The Witcher

Dermot Bannon’s top picks at deVeres modernist furniture sale

Classic chairs from Eileen Gray and Arne Jacobsen catch the eye of the TV architect

David Gillick: ‘I was angry and bitter but I also had fear - if I’m not running, what the hell do I do?’

The national men’s 400m record holder on the ‘cutthroat’ world of athletics, life after the track and his medal-worthy interviews with a new generation of Irish stars

Back of the net for Irish sports streamers as profits rise

Platforms created during the pandemic to televise local matches are here to stay

GAA streaming service’s profits grow before €1 million dividend to owners

The GAA bought RTÉ out of its 50 per cent shareholding in the company earlier this year

‘Where’s Kinnegad?’ Woe betide Ray D’Arcy if he ever makes me go on television again

My Blackboard Jungle fame was quickly forgotten but Ray D’Arcy has played an important role in our cultural landscape

Whither RTÉ’s latest annual report?

Document of 2024 is on track to be published much later than in recent years

As a culchie, I know culchies. Here’s my definitive guide to culchie culture, aka culchure

Dublin Jackeens will quake as a new series of The 2 Johnnies’ Late Night Lock In takes over our TV screens

Fr Dermod McCarthy, ex-RTÉ editor who had role in Ben Dunne kidnap release, has died

Fr McCarthy was part of the team which produced the Radharc series for RTÉ from 1965

Presidential election: Five takeaways from the final TV debate

There were some heated exchanges but no knockout punch

Catherine Connolly has clearly won the digital media battle in the presidential election

A cautious party insider facing off against a confident outsider who thrives on digital media

Leonard and Hungry Paul review: Droll Dublin dramedy narrated by Julia Roberts is Normal People for nerds

Adaption of Rónán Hession’s book puts real Irish life on the screen without any compulsion to call attention to itself

David McCullagh: ‘There’s plenty of people in the long grass hoping I’ll fall flat on my face’

The RTÉ presenter on his new book, From Crown to Harp, taking over Radio 1’s Today show and what people say to him on the street

Micheál Martin’s damage limitation might be too little too late after all

O’Donovan tells lovely wee stories, insomnia inspires McCullagh and Sinn Féin slip up on no-shows

Ray D’Arcy and former boss at odds over when he was told he was being dropped by RTÉ

Director of audio Patricia Monahan says all presenters were told no contract was guaranteed in the radio shake-up

‘We were viewed as the weirdos’: Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on growing up in an Irish-speaking family

Fiddle player, sean nós singer and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on growing up speaking Irish in Dublin, her hit podcast How to Gael, and her new show about Irish womanhood

RTÉ’s quest to find the next Derry Girls, Young Offenders or Mrs Brown’s Boys

The broadcaster is seeking proposals for sitcoms that are ‘accessible, inclusive, mainstream’ and funny. What could go wrong?

Catherine Connolly pictured with man linked to war crimes in Syria

Group accuses presidential candidate of ‘misleading’ statements over meeting ‘Palestinians’ on 2018 trip

RTÉ’s twisty new soap opera stars Ray D’Arcy and, now, Brendan Courtney

The host sounds awkward standing in for his departed colleague

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