Who came away with the title of for being one of the most stylish people in the country?

Historian Catherine Corless, the Irish Coast Guard, crew of Rescue 116, rugby referee Joy Neville and campaigner Vera Twomey were among those honoured at tonight’s Rehab People of the Year Awards.

Got a dilemma? No problem! Ask Audrey has all the answers.

RTÉ News has appointed multinedia journalist Brian O'Donovan, as the station's Washington correspondent, to replace Caitriona Perry.

Cork was a big winner at last night’s Bord Gáis Energy Book Awards, as the critically acclaimed history tome Atlas of the Irish Revolution picked up the Best Irish Published Book of the Year.

David Walliams will also recive the ‘Bord Gáis Energy International Recognition Award on the night.

Bryan Dobson made his last ever Six One appearance last night as the stalwart moves to Morning Ireland and RTÉ have today announced his replacements.

The unashamed ogling of the Canadian PM masks the real craze of our times — political fidget-spinning. We need to learn the art of media literacy so that we know when we are being spun, writes Clodagh Finn.

The unique relationship between Ireland and the US will be to the forefront of this year’s Kennedy Summer School when it visits the ancestral home of JFK.

Oscar night might have made Caitriona Perry’s life look glamorous, but reporting on Trump’s America is a round the clock job, she tells Marie Toft.

Four Irish Examiner journalists are among Ireland’s top 100 influential journalists on Twitter.

Michael and Danny Healy-Rae’s resounding electoral success (30,000-plus votes) proves that all politics is local and dismissing them is to denigrate the people of Kerry, despite that county’s great diversity, writes Clodagh Finn

We've had some major RTÉ bloopers over the years from Aengus Mac Grianna getting caught fixing his make-up live on air to Caitriona Perry almost being hit with a lighting tree, but we may have found the biggest scandal yet.

RTÉ’s Washington Correspondent had to deal with an Unexpected Falling Object last night during a live broadcast on the Nine O’Clock News.

Dáithí O Sé presents the Rose of Tralee on RTÉ One on Monday and Tuesday.

IN January RTÉ news reporter Caitriona Perry travels to the US to take up her “dream job” — the prestigious post of Washington Correspondent.