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<p>Katie Hannon’s RTÉ Radio 1 documentary ‘Women of Honour’ featured first-hand accounts by female Defence Forces members of alleged sexual assault and harassment by male colleagues and superiors.</p>

columnists

Fergus Finlay: Judicial inquiry would bring honour to Defence Forces’ women

From Rachael Blackmore to Leona Maguire, it has been a great year for Irish women in a sporting context. But a radio documentary lays bare the truth they face in the Defence Forces

<p>Joanne O'Riordan @JoanneOR_Ox and Paul O'Connell on the Late Late Show this evening</p>

culture

Friday TV Tips: Joanne O'Riordan and Paul O'Connell on the Late Late Show

sport

RTÉ Sport Awards 2019 Sportsperson of the Year longlist announced

sport

World champ Kellie Harrington tops stellar field to win Sportswoman of the Year

sport

Team Ireland win their 10th medal in the Paralympics

sport

James Scully swims a personal best to qualify for Paralympic final

Disappointment for Katie-George Dunlevy and Eve McCrystal

With the exception of Michael McKillop’s glorious gold medal, yesterday proved a disappointing day for much of the Paralympic team in Rio.

Mon, 12 Sep, 2016

Five Irish stars to follow at the Paralympics

The Paralympics begins with tonight’s opening ceremony, so here are some of Ireland’s top medal hopes...

Wed, 07 Sep, 2016

Bubbly Bethany enjoys golden moment

When Bethany Firth touched the wall after one minute and 8.93 seconds of the 100m backstroke S14 final shortly before 8pm last night she thought she had done enough to win a bronze.

Sat, 01 Sep, 2012