Irish tourists trapped in Peru have praised Simon Coveney and Department of Foreign Affairs officials for chartering a flight out of the country.

Love/Hate, Frasier and original programming added this week to RTE's streaming video service.

“I have a lot of friends who were quite reliant upon doing particularly well in those components in order to get some sort of edge on the points and now you've got everybody getting 100% and that makes the written paper more competitive."

Labour must ‘address the real issues in people’s lives’

It was heart breakingly sad to reflect on someone so vibrant and alive, to die so young, aged only 51, writes Alison O’Connor.

As the dust settled on the final counts for the 33rd Dáil, there was 'radio silence' from Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and his party is not due to gather until Monday.

The parents of Nora Quoirin have said that many questions remain around the investigation and said that the Malaysian authorities didn't understand her special needs.

The Government “is not in the business of bailing out” the debt-ridden FAI under any circumstances.

The Road Haulage Association has strongly defended Fine Gael's by-election candidate Verona Murphy dubbing her someone who strives to avoid division and seeks to bring people together.

An RTÉ journalist has opened up about the racial abuse she has received both online and in real life.

From Monday, November 11, RTÉ On Climate looks at issues affecting us all including Paul Cunningham’s report from the Arctic Circle.

Fine Gael MEPs have rejected widespread criticism that they are turning their backs on refugees fleeing across the Mediterranean after voting against a European parliament motion to improve supports for migrants making the journey.

EU trade commissioner Phil Hogan has said there will not be a no-deal Brexit, despite swirling uncertainty about the prospect of a general election in Britain.

The directors of a Co Monaghan hire company has said it is “shellshocked” and “gutted” after 39 Chinese people were found dead in one of its trailers.

DUP leader Arlene Foster has dismissed speculation about a Northern Ireland-only backstop and said she expects to meet Boris Johnson tonight.

Gardaí are hoping that CCTV footage, forensic tests on a knife and eye-witness accounts will progress their investigation into the fatal stabbing of a father-of-two.

The Government has left it very late in the day to Brexit-proof its key voter base. But what about the rest of the country? asks Political Correspondent Elaine Loughlin

The Taoiseach has said it will now be "very difficult" to secure a Brexit agreement before a crucial EU summit next week.

Meat Industry Ireland is claiming that thousands of staff have been temporarily laid off at meat processing plants as the beef price dispute rumbles on.

It is being reported that Phil Hogan will be appointed EU Trade Commissioner.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said the Government will seriously consider an early return of the Dáíl following the latest Brexit developments.

The State could be facing multimillion euro payouts after it was found to have illegally retained the personal data of 3.2m people in the rollout of its Public Services Card (PSC).

Nóra, whose parents are Irish and French, has special needs and was last seen on Sunday morning south of Kuala Lumpur.

The family of the teenage girl who has gone missing in Malaysia has described the girl as "fun, funny, and extremely loving'' as they await news from authorities.

RTÉ News presenter Caitriona Perry has welcomed a baby girl.

Iarnród Éireann have taken to twitter to help find the owners of a dog who hopped on a train to Dublin.

The Government has been urged to tone down the rhetoric and to stop engaging in a Brexit “one-upmanship” battle with new British prime minister, Boris Johnson. A war of words may cause a no-deal crisis.

The Irishman who has been facing deportation from the US has said he was "very scared" when he was arrested.

"To be honest I don't think I will be going back, ever."

The Chairperson of the CervicalCheck rapid review has said he has started investigating the latest CervicalCheck scandal.

There were scenes of unbridled joy as a young girl was reunited with her therapy pony.

Considerable disruption to hospital appointments is still likely today despite the suspension of a planned 24-hour work stoppage by 10,000 health support workers.

RTÉ News has appointed Fran McNulty as its new agriculture and consumer affairs correspondent.

An unaccredited Manchester laboratory that screened more than 90,000 smears without the knowledge or approval of CervicalCheck should be the focus of an ongoing expert review of the screening history of women with cervical cancer, patient representatives have said.

A couple who terminated their pregnancy after a series of tests wrongly suggested the presence of a fatal foetal abnormality have called on the Minister for Health to intervene and establish an independent inquiry into their case.

US president Donald Trump has said he is looking forward to his trip to Ireland next week.

Conor Kane has been appointed as South East correspondent with RTÉ News.

Ms Clune is one of three sitting MEPs contesting Ireland South, with five seats up for grabs. But she was placed seventh in a Red C poll.

The solicitor representing the couple that had a pregnancy terminated at the National Maternity Hospital (NMH) after tests showed their baby had a fatal fetal abnormality said they must be “at the heart” of any investigation into the tragedy.

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The thoroughbred, named War Celeste, was found on a farm last year alongside 10 other horses.

A dispute over patient overcrowding levels at University Hospital Limerick rumbled on Friday as the Taoiseach described the number of patients on trolleys at the hospital as “a crisis”.

The European Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier is set to visit Dublin for talks on Brexit.