Did French police loose control of the protests?
Europe Correspondent of The Irish Times Naomi O'Leary was speaking to Aideen Finnegan for the In the News podcast.
North Korea ready for 'all-out war'
Minister says rape trials 'deliberately affected' by solicitors strike
The dispute between Minister Jim O'Callaghan and striking criminal solicitors over the new legal aid rules has deepened. Video: Jack Horgan-Jones / Zara Morgan
Musk’s ‘flying’ Tesla: car of the future or just more hype?
Neil Briscoe was speaking to Bernice Harrison for the In the News podcast.
Musk’s ‘flying’ Tesla: car of the future or just more hype?
Neil Briscoe was speaking to Bernice Harrison for the In the News podcast.
Irish rugby cannot rely on a handful of schools to produce ready-made professionals - Gerry Thornley
Rugby Correspondent of The Irish Times Gerry Thornley was speaking to Nathan Johns for The Counter Ruck podcast.
Violent clashes take place across France
Violent clashes took place across France as as tens of thousands of people angered by rising costs and declining services took to the streets. Video: Reuters
Eurovision, dancing and leopard print: a flavour of the Marty Party
There were Eurovision winners galore at the Marty Party, a one-week trip to Alicante, Spain hosted by RTÉ's Marty Morrissey. Video: Nick Bradshaw
As the fight over the next EU budget intensifies, what’s in it for Ireland?
Hugh Linehan was joined by Jack Power, Pat Leahy and Jack Horgan-Jones for the Inside Politics wrap of the week.
Why petrol bombs have become the weapon of choice for drug gangs in Ireland
Bernice Harrison was joined by Security and Crime Editor Conor Lally for the In the News podcast.
GAA trials new handpass rules during UCD v Trinity match
A handpass violation during a Gaelic football match, played under new rules, between UCD and Trinity in Santry, Dublin. Video: Gordon Manning