Brian Feeney, columnist with the Irish News on the possibilities of the UK Government issuing an apology to the families of the alleged informers killed by the IRA during The Troubles.

'There are many issues to resolve before we even think about compensation' - Stardust families

22 hours ago 9m 7s

Antoinette Keegan Stardust survivor and campaigner outlines her reaction to Taoiseach Simon Harris’ State apology to the families of the 48 victims of the Stardust disaster in Artane in 1981.

What's more important for consumers - sustainability or price?

22 hours ago 6m 41s

Louise O'Mahony, head of sustainable banking, in the Banking Payments Federation of Ireland on new research on consumers approach to sustainable purchases and investments.

8:10am It Says In The Papers

22 hours ago 3m 45s

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

7:10am It Says In The Papers

22 hours ago 3m 10s

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

New programme to encourage people to become organ donors being rolled out in all hospitals

22 hours ago 5m 59s

Dr. Alan Gaffney, Consultant Anaesthesiologist in Intensive Care at Beaumont Hospital discusses the roll out of a new organ donation programme.

Staff voices missing from RTÉ scandal discourse, committee to hear

22 hours ago 2m 48s

Seamus Dooley, Irish Secretary of the NUJ, on the long-term funding of RTÉ.

Weather Forecast

22 hours ago 2m 5s

Presented by Siobhan Ryan of Met Éireann.

Why does justice take so long to achieve?

22 hours ago 8m 57s

Professor Phil Scraton School of Law Queen’s University Belfast and Hillsborough Independent Panel’s research team lead discusses common threads in the fight for justice faced by bereaved families.

8:35am Sports News

22 hours ago 7m 31s

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Jeffrey Donaldson due in court charged with historical sex offences

22 hours ago 5m 16s

Vincent Kearney, Northern Editor, discusses the court appearance later this morning of former DUP Leader Jeffrey Donaldson.

Tánaiste to visit refugee camp during Middle East visit

22 hours ago 6m 22s

Tony Connelly, Europe Editor, reports from Jordan as Tánaiste Micheál Martin continues his latest visit to the Middle East amid increased instability in the region.

8am News Bulletin

22 hours ago 6m 49s

Presented by Brian Jennings.

7.35am Sports News

2 days ago 3m 40s

Presented by Darren Frehill

Electric car prices need to halve to win over mass market - ECA

2 days ago 5m 51s

RTE's environment Correspondent, George Lee, outlines the latest report from the EU Court of Auditors which found that Europe is falling well short of its targets on electric vehicles.

Are young black artists the most likely ethnic group to lose out on funding?

2 days ago 4m 17s

Dafe Orugbo, a young black musician and artist discusses a report which examined the barriers faced by ethnic groups accessing arts funding.

Taoiseach to deliver Stardust State apology in the Dáil

2 days ago 12m 35s

Antoinette Keegan Stardust disaster survivor and Maurice McHugh whose only daughter Caroline died in the fire in Artane in 1981 outline what they want to hear from Taoiseach Simon Harris today as he apologies on behalf of the State to the bere

7.50am Business News

2 days ago 4m 44s

Presented by Adam Maguire. Analyst Susannah Streeter discusses the move by Tesla to cut prices on electric cars due to poor sales.

7.10am It Says In The Papers

2 days ago 2m 52s

Presented by Fiona Kelly

Weather

2 days ago 1m 7s

Presented by Mark Bowe

8.35am Sports News

2 days ago 5m 45s

Presented by Darren Frehill

UK parliament passes Rwanda asylum bill

2 days ago 3m 10s

Ailbhe Rea, Associate Editor at Bloomberg, on the passing of Rishi Sunak's controversial Rwanda asylum bill after a late night sitting in the House of Lords.