Iran-US deal or no deal?
Paul was joined by Bel Trew, who is the Chief International Correspondent with the Independent to give more details on the certainty of the...
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Children in Gaza suffering due to food blockade
UNICEF is calling for safe and unfettered access to deliver humanitarian operations. It comes as the Israel Defence Forces increase their co...
Migrant families in fear in Belfast
Our reporter Eithne Dodd went to Belfast to speak to members of the migrant community in the aftermath of riots that took place earlier this...
Canadian prime minister visits Ireland
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is fiercely proud of his Irish heritage, is in Mayo today to visit his family home place. He met Preside...
Iran-US Deal
President Donald Trump says the outline of a peace deal, will be signed today. However, Iran declared today that the regime's decision on th...
World Cup looms through a fog of controversy and conflict
The World Cup kicks-off on Thursday, with co-host nation Mexico playing South Africa in Mexico City. But the football hasn't been the only t...
WHO issues 'Strong Warning' over Snus use
Health experts are raising concerns about the use of 'snus.' These nicotine-filled products are rising in popularity among young people. Bec...
Summit a big moment for Montenegro's EU ambitions
The Taoiseach was in Montenegro this week, the Adriatic nation of just 630,000 people, which is set to become the EU's 28th Member State. Ne...
US and Iran exchange fire with peace talks deadlocked
The US / Israeli war on Iran is entering its 100th day without any clear sign as to how it will be resolved. The Strait of Hormuz is still b...
Natalie McNally's partner sentenced to life for murder
A 36-year-old man was jailed for over 30 years by the Belfast Crown Court this week for the murder of his partner, Natalie McNally, in Decem...
Rotunda facing questions amid phasing out of private care
Tomorrow is the deadline set by Health Minister Jennifer Carroll-MacNeill for the Rotunda Maternity Hospital to provide the HSE with an audi...
TBC boxing
On Friday it was confirmed that the final fight of Katie Taylor's boxing career will take place at Croke Park in Dublin in September. It's t...
The Volunteer run shop in Carrigaholt
"An Siopa Beag" is a volunteer run shop working to support the local community of Carrigaholt, reporter Peter O’Connell has more.
Ireland and the EU Presidency
To discuss Ireland's priorities for the EU Presidency, and more, we'll shortly hear from the Minister of State for European Affairs and Defe...
US warns of restarting Iran strikes if no deal reached
As the US and Israeli war on Iran approaches its 100th day, tentative negotiations continue on a draft memorandum of understanding on a poss...
"Lebanon as bad as ever" says UNIFIL Officer
UNIFIL Batallion Commander, Lieutenant Colonel, Mark Lennon talks to This Week as more than 160 Irish peacekeepers from the 127th Infantry B...
The implications of the bye-election outcomes in Dublin Central and Galway West
Returning to the weekend bye-elections, Paul was joined by RTÉ Political Correspondent Barry Lenihan to discuss the latest count tallies, an...
Ebola latest: 10 African nations at risk of spread
There's increasing concern over a deadly outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Uganda also has confirmed cases, and the Afr...
'We were tortured' - Irish flotilla member Colm Byrne on IDF detainment
Hundreds of people turned up at Dublin Airport yesterday to welcome home eleven Irish citizens detained by the Israeli military when their G...
Fiosrú to publish first annual report on Wednesday
Fiosrú, the office of the police ombudsman, is the statutory body which deals with complaints from members of the public and the Gardai abou...