Daniel O’Donnell

Broadcaster brings ‘súil eile’ to Irish media despite ‘monolithic’ funding system, says DG

Event named after Noah Gooch (6) who was diagnosed with leukaemia in January

Fifteen year sentence imposed because of previous conviction to be reviewed

The comedian on podcasting from Achill, his new children’s book, and comedy culture

By Aisling Bea, Mary McAleese, Richard Ford, Marian Keyes, Tolü Makay, Blindboy and more

In a year when TV had a lot of heavy lifting to do, let's celebrate some small screen highlights

Videos of YouTubers Tim and Fred Williams listening to classic songs have racked up millions of views

Our offhsore havens are opening up again – a perfect excuse to get away from it all

‘Smishing’, fake charities and parcel delivery wheezes have all done the rounds

Donegal priest changes Mass times to suit Americans as online services go global

The singer on the mural art of Kevin Gallagher, the comedy of Conal Gallen, and why he’s still enchanted by The Sound of Music

More active strategy to harness economic value of Irish culture could reap rewards

This is the best idea you’ll hear during the entire election campaign

Operator of the Co Kerry venue last year saw revenues dip to €27.5 million

People know within eight seconds whether a house is ‘the one’, but we had no emotional reaction to ours other than, “What is that smell?”

If you care about us, God, would you replace the drizzle with an Indian summer?

Molly Sloyan rented house, hired car and bought chemicals for sophisticated operation

Echoes of their father’s sharp wit as eulogies delivered by each of Grace’s four children

Patrick Freyne on RTÉ’s annual reach-out to the ‘irradiated wasteland beyond Greystones’

Ciara Geraghty on losing her father to dementia, a subject she tackles in her new novel

Test your knowledge of the past 12 months with these 100 questions – and you could win a prize

Ditch the screen time and try your hand at some old-fashioned family bonding (or simmering tension)

Choir may be more diverse than ever, but it’s still notoriously difficult to gain a coveted spot

Patrick Freyne: Pope Francis receives families, gets selfie with a child and gives a speech with a mother-in-law joke

Pontiff met and talked to families who shared their stories and posed for selfies with children

There are lots of alternatives this weekend – and ironic takes on Francis’s Irish trip

Broadcaster’s television line-up promises to show ‘all sides of Irish life’

The World Meeting of Families explained and how it will affect transport in Dublin

Why is he visiting? Where will he stay? and more questions answered

Pope Francis opts to sit among the faithful and not on stage with dignitaries at Croke Park

An Irishman’s Diary on the music of trains

Patrick Freyne: As Leo Varadkar was siding with Trump on the media, I thought: How did I get here?

Michael D Higgins indicates his desire to stand again ahead of formal announcement

Feast goes on the table and all restraint goes out the window when Ireland’s first couple arrive at the door

‘People have no idea what I put up with,’ seethes Majella, in a new ‘B&B Road Trip’ series

TV star’s tips on getting the most out an architect’s hour in the RIAI Simon fundraiser

Mourners at funeral of country star sing along to ‘Never Grow Old’

At Your Service: The Brennan Brothers tackle Irish hospitality in a very Irish way

Radio review: Suprisingly, the RTÉ presenter is the ideal person to pay tribute to Big Tom McBride

Late Late Show remembers Big Tom while Benedict Cumberbatch joins Graham Norton