Why do some people play their phones out loud on buses & trains?
New social norms and behaviour are behind the rise of headphone dodgers on public transport showing zero consideration for those around them| RTE.ie
New social norms and behaviour are behind the rise of headphone dodgers on public transport showing zero consideration for those around them| RTE.ie
Daylight Saving - the troubled history of Irish time | The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago| www.rte.ie
There has been a significant rise in people presenting with addictions to cocaine or gambling, as well as cases of multiple addiction, according to a treatment centre in Dublin.| RTE.ie
Gardaí have begun a criminal investigation after violence broke out at a large protest outside an accommodation centre for international protection applicants at Citywest in Co Dublin.| RTE.ie
Former US president Bill Clinton has expressed regret about his role in persuading Ukraine to give up its nuclear weapons in 1994. Mr Clinton suggested that Russia would not have invaded Ukraine if Kyiv still had its nuclear deterrent.| RTE.ie
A major row has broken out after Michael Lowry, Danny Healy Rae and other Independents have asked to sit on the opposition benches for the purposes of Dáil speaking rights - a day after agreeing to the Programme for Government.| RTE.ie
A new book, Nothing Compares to You: What Sinéad O'Connor Means to Us, edited by Sonya Huber and Martha Bayne, brings together 25 essays inspired by the singer.| RTE.ie
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Advocates for surrogacy in Ireland say they are concerned proposed new laws, which would ban compensation of surrogates abroad, could risk creating "hidden payments" that could be used to coerce intended parents.| RTE.ie
RTÉ has announced that it will not take part in the 2026 Eurovision Song contest "if the participation of Israel goes ahead".| RTE.ie
