This Week
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First passengers evacuated from virus-hit cruise ship
Galway West bye-election: what you need to know
New electoral register due by end of year
Minister Jack Chambers on budgetary overruns
Three people killed in Ukraine despite ceasefire
Calls for nationwide wildlife rescue service
Sexual Assault Treatment Unit
Dublin Central by-election
CETA - Controversial trade agreement
Flotilla Activist
Central Bank targeting social media fraud
Free transport for people fleeing domestic violence
Prediction markets should be regulated - addiction expert
Clare council to acquire 20 derelict properties in bid to increase housing supply
Suspect arrested, Donald Trump taken to safety after shooting at Washington event
Ex-TD Jim Glennon confirms he wrote character reference for sex offender
McDonald calls for urgent Government action to make life more affordable
IDF strike kills journalist in Lebanon
Mary Lawlor finishes term as UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Defenders
Independent Ireland party leader Michael Collins
Minister Darragh O'Brien
French peacekeeper killed in Lebanon
Census 1926
Daniel Kinahan arrest
Concerns over a lack of technicians qualified to work on electric vehicles
Morning Update - Latest from fuel protests across the country
Global Sumud Flotilla sets sail for Gaza
Hungary votes in election closely watched by EU, Russia
IMO President on fuel protests, the new HSE chief and reports of verbal abuse towards doctors
Political reaction as the fuel protests subside
Fuel protests wind down across the country
Conserving energy amid soaring prices
Fresh developments in Kerry Babies case
Latest from the Middle East
Biodiversity efforts on Bull Island
Concerns over the possibility of Iranian attacks on US soil
Economic fallout from the Iran War
Honouring Irish women of the revolutionary period
Irish produced alumina indirectly used in Russian war effort 'very worrying'
An Irish Times report revealed links between Irish-made alumina - a white crystal compound used to make aluminium - and Russia's war effort against Ukraine. This Week speaks to the EU's Sanctions Envoy David O'Sullivan
Five members of the Hennessy gang jailed
Five members of the Hennessy Organised Crime Group were jailed this week. Paul Reynolds, RTÉ's Crime Correspondent, profiles the group.
Judge never reconsidered working at ICC despite sanctions
Kimberly Prost, a Canadian judge sanctioned by the United States, says she has never reconsidered working at the International Criminal Court (ICC), even though it has led to her being shut out from most of the international banking system.
Expert warns of impact inflation will have on construction sector
The Central Bank and the ESRI have warned of inflationary pressures for the country due to the constraint on oil supply as a result of the Iran Crisis. This will also lead to rising costs for construction as Eithne Dodd reports.
Victims of Bill Kenneally call on Justice Minister to publish report quickly
This Week speaks to Kevin Keating and Jason Clancy, two victims of the convicted paedophile Bill Kenneally who was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment in 2016
Transfusion Positive marks 30 years since the Hepatitis C scandal
This Week speaks to members of Transfusion Positive, who were caught up in the Hepatitis C contamination crisis in the 1990s. We then hear from Cliona O'Farrelly, Professor for Comparative Immunology at Trinity College Dublin
Ireland gear up for crucial World Cup play-off in Prague
Once a highly unlikely outcome, Ireland have the chance to make it to the next World Cup. However, Czechia must first be defeated in Thursday's semi-final play-off in Prague to keep the dream alive. Former Irish international Ray Houghton previews the tie
Iran, Trump threaten power and energy targets as war escalates
US President Donald Trump and Iran threatened to escalate their war, targeting energy and fuel facilities in the Gulf. We hear from Gregg Carlstrom, Middle East Correspondent for The Economist, and Mark Mellett, former Chief of Staff of the Irish Defence Forces
Should we have a digital euro?
With concerns over so many non-EU payment providers, the European Central Bank wants to launch a digital euro for citizens. So how will it work? Eithne Dodd reports
Opportunity for government of the left to emerge - Boyd Barrett
People Before Profit/Solidarity TD Richard Boyd Barrett has told its annual conference that he believes a real opportunity now exists for the first government of the left to emerge. He speaks to This Week
Iran Crisis continues to widen with over 600,000 displaced in Lebanon
To examine the collateral damage to the region we speak to Raya Jalabi, Middle East Correspondent for the Financial Times, and The Economist's Gregg Carlstrom
Taoiseach visits White House for St. Patrick's Day as Middle East crisis deepens
We hear from RTÉ's Washington Correspondent Jackie Fox; CNN's Chief National Correspondent John King; and Danny McCoy, Chief Executive of IBEC