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News at One

News, sport, business and interviews. Presented by Rachael English. Listen live Monday to Friday at 1pm on RTÉ Radio 1.

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0:14:12

Minister asks for RTÉ payments from 2020 to be examined

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2026/05/15

It’s three years next month since RTÉ admitted giving hidden payments to presenter Ryan Tubridy, triggering a string of resignations and a tidal wave of headlines. Now, the broadcaster has corrected the record on the earnings of another presenter, Derek Mooney. Rachael was joined by Minister for Culture, Media and Communications Patrick O’Donovan.

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0:03:57

Ahern should reflect on migrant comments, says Tánaiste

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2026/05/15

Bertie Ahern has been talking about his controversial comments on immigration. In a video circulated on social media, the former Taoiseach expressed concern about the level of immigration, and about what he called, ‘the next generation of Muslims’. Rachael was joined by RTÉ political correspondent Barry Lenihan.

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0:05:56

Blue Flag awarded to 85 beaches and nine marinas

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2026/05/15

An Taisce has announced the International Blue Flag and Green Coast Award recipients for 2026. The Blue Flag is an award given to beaches that demonstrate good environmental standards and sanitary/safety facilities. Rachael spoke to Ian Diamond, coastal awards manager at An Taisce and Michael Vaughan, owner of the Vaughan Lodge Hotel in Lahinch.

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0:04:57

Clare celebrate their dramatic win against Tipperary...

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2026/05/14

Hurling commentator Syl O'Connor of Clare FM spoke to Rachael.

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0:05:34

Five years on the HSE cyber attack - what has changed?

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2026/05/14

Five years ago today, a Russian linked cybercrime group hacked into the HSE's system leading to a shut down and the cancellation of appointments for thousands of patients. Edel McAllister reports.

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0:05:51

Consumer prices rose by 3.7% the highest annual...

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2026/05/14

Further evidence of the impact the war in the Middle East is having on the cost of iving. For the latest our Consumer Affairs Correspondent Aengus Cox.

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0:05:12

New figures reveal that the number of eviction...

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2026/05/14

For the details from the Residential Tenancies Board report, Director of the RTB, Rosemary Sheen.

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0:08:31

UK Health Minister Wes Streeting has resigned

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2026/05/14

In a letter to the Prime Minister shared on X Streeting says he has "lost confidence" in Keir Starmer's leadership and it would be "dishonourable and unprincipled" to remain in government. For the latest Lucy Fisher Whitehall, Editor at the Financial Times and Liam Conlon Labour MP for Beckenham and Penge.

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0:07:05

Call for change amid decrease in breath tests on roads

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2026/05/13

Ireland has the lowest level of roadside breath-testing in the EU according to evidence given to an Oireachtas committee today. In a statement gardai said that DUI detections remain high, and that drink driving detections increased last year. Dr Sheila Gilheany of the lobby group Alcohol Action Ireland joined Rachael for an extended conversation.

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0:04:41

'Deep concern' as organ donations fall to five-year low

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2026/05/13

The Irish Kidney Association has said it is concerned about the decline in transplant activity as organ donation has fallen to its lowest level in five years. Around 650 people are waiting for a life-saving organ transplant, according to the Association. Rachael was joined by Colin White, National Advocacy Manager with the Irish Kidney Association.

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0:04:19

Annual house price growth eases to 6.5% in March - CSO

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2026/05/13

Property prices continue to rise but at slower pace according to the latest figures released by the CSO. The price of a home went up by 6.5 per cent in the year to March. The highest price growth was in the Midlands, and the lowest in Cork and Kerry. Trevor Grant, chairperson of Irish Mortgage Advisors, joined Rachael for an explainer.

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0:07:54

Starmer meets rival Streeting amid leadership revolt

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2026/05/13

Health minister Wes Streeting is preparing to resign and could quit as early as tomorrow, the Times reported, adding that he is likely to mount a formal challenge for Labour party leadership. Mr Streeting had a brief meeting with Keir Starmer this morning. RTÉ London correspondent Sean Whelan joined the show with the latest.

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0:05:49

Ahern comments on immigration 'not appropriate' - Martin

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2026/05/13

The Taoiseach has said that views on immigration expressed by former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern on a video which is circulating on social media do not represent the views of Fianna Fáil or their candidate in Dublin central. RTÉ Political Correspondent Mícheal Lehane joined Rachael from the Dáil for commentary.

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0:03:42

Eurovision begins in Vienna amid boycott controversy

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2026/05/12

The Eurovision song contest is taking place this week in Vienna. Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Iceland are boycotting the event over Israel's continued participation. Rachael discussed the lie of the land in Austria with Mathew Joyce, Eurovision expert who works for the Business Post, who is in Vienna.

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0:04:07

Number of new electric cars licensed in April soars...

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2026/05/12

There's been a 73 per cent increase in the number of new private electric cars licensed for the first time in April. New figures from the CSO show sales figures jumped to over 3,000 from 1,783 in the same time last year. Helen Donohue reported on the rising interest in Electric vehicles.

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0:06:15

2,000 NAS workers engaging in 24-hour strike

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2026/05/12

The one-day strike by ambulance crews over pay has been in place for just over five hours. Pickets have been placed at ambulance bases around the country as part of the action by members of SIPTU and UNITE. RTÉ Western correspondent Pat McGrath and RTÉ Work and Technology correspondent Brian O'Donovan reported the latest.

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0:14:20

Second UK govt minister resigns, Starmer urged to quit

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2026/05/12

British Prime Minister Kier Starmer told this morning’s cabinet meeting that no one had triggered the process for a leadership challenge and that he’s not resigning. We took stock of Kier Starmer's position with RTÉ London correspondent Sean Whelan and Professor of politics at the University of Liverpool Jon Tonge.

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0:04:25

Holiday bookings down 20% - ITAA

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2026/05/12

Holiday bookings with tour operators are down approximately 20 per cent on this time last year, according to the Irish travel agents association. Tom Randles, president of the association and managing director of Barter's Travelnet in Cork, joined Rachael to discuss the reasons behind the decrease.

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0:06:53

Medical Board at UHL said it needs emergency funding...

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2026/05/11

The Medical Board at University Hospital Limerick has said it needs emergency funding to deal with patient safety risks at the hospital, including the urgent recruitment of extra consultants, hospital doctors, nurses and other staff. The Chair of the Board and Consultant physician Professor Joe Devlin.

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0:07:57

Analysis of UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer speech...

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2026/05/11

For the details London Correspondent, Sean Whelan.

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