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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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0:03:30

Donegal Road Death Sentencing

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2025/04/11

Sligo driver Sergee Kelly, who killed 9 year old Ronan Wilson in 2023 while driving at twice the speed limit, and fled the scene of the incident then went on a drugs and drink binge, has been sentenced to five years in prison and disqualified for driving for 20 years. Our North West Correspondent, Shane Ó Curraighín, was in court...

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0:04:08

Nutritional Value Of School Meals

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2025/04/11

The nutritional standards of school meals are being reviewed, and from September, food high in saturated fat, sugar and salt is to be removed from the menu. The move is part of the extension of the school meals programme. We talk to Sarah Keogh, Consultant Dietitian who works with eatwell.ie, and has advised school meals companies on nutrition...

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0:03:53

Sandymount Cycleway

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2025/04/11

Dublin City Council has won its appeal against a High Court ruling that it could not build a cycleway on Sandymount’s Strand Road reducing traffic to a one way system without planning permission. Our Eastern Correspondent Samantha Libreri has been following this case...

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0:03:03

Dundalk School Homecoming For Kate O'Connor

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2025/04/10

In Co. Louth, star athlete Kate O'Connor was welcomed back to her former primary school this afternoon. Fresh from her silver medal win at the World Indoor Championships in the pentathlon in China, Kate was given a hero's welcome from over 500 pupils at CBS in Dundalk. Our North East Correspondent Marc O'Driscoll was there for us...

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0:06:06

Children's Hip Operations Raised In Dáil

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2025/04/10

In the Dáil today, Sinn Féin TD Pearse Doherty said previous health minister Stephen Donnelly was informed last year that hundreds of unnecessary hip operations may have taken place. Responding on behalf of the government, Minister Helen McEntee said these surgeries were the subject of a HSE audit. Political Correspondent Michael Lehane has more..

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0:04:11

Sentencing In Heroin For Prostitution Case

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2025/04/10

At Belfast Crown Court, 71-year-old Oliver James MacCormack was this morning handed a seven-year sentence for exploiting vulnerable young women by supplying them with heroin, in exchange for them working as prostitutes. Our Northern Editor, Vincent Kearney, has more...

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0:05:16

1pm News Bulletin

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2025/04/10

Read by Brian Jennings.

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0:18:55

Changes To Trump's Tariffs

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2025/04/10

Donald Trump has put a 90-day pause on parts of his tariff policy. A universal 10% tariff remains, and China will now pay an import tax of 125%. We're joined by Tony Connelly (RTÉ Europe Editor), Simon McKeever (Chief Executive of the Irish Exporters' Association), Eric Ham (Political Analyst, Washington), Caspar Schroeder (Danish Economics Corr)

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0:05:28

Public Land For Housing

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2025/04/09

The Land Development Agency has identified just over 100 publicly owned sites that could deliver between 11,000 and 71,000 homes. However much of this land is described as ‘constrained’, and unlocking it for housing would require significant work. For more, we're joined by the Chief Executive of the LDA, John Coleman...

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0:06:11

1pm News Bulletin

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2025/04/09

Read by Brian Jennings.

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0:04:11

New Special Classes In Schools

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2025/04/09

390 new special classes have now been sanctioned to open next year, according to the latest count this morning from the Department of Education. Two of those special classes will be in a school in Dublin's Finglas. We're joined by our Education Correspondent, Emma O'Kelly, to discuss these new sanctioned classes...

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0:05:34

Report On The Cliffs Of Moher

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2025/04/09

A new report has recommended that Clare County Council take over the management of the Cliffs of Moher coastal walk. Sections of it were closed last year because of a number of accidents. Siobhan McNulty is Director of Tourism Development with Clare County Council, and she tells us why they commissioned the study...

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0:03:20

GAA Catfish Case Resolved

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2025/04/09

The High Court has been told that the case taken by a school teacher who claims she was wrongly identified as the “GAA catfish” to prevent her employer taking disciplinary action against her has been resolved and can be struck out. Our Courts Reporter Vivienne Traynor was in court...

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0:08:08

US Tariffs Take Effect

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2025/04/09

The largest import taxes in more than a century are now in place, after Donald Trump’s new tariffs regime took effect early this morning. For the latest developments, we talk to Kathryn Hannon (Divisional Director with RBC Brewin Dolphin) and from Washington by Demetri Sevastopoulo (Financial Times correspondent focusing on US/China relations)..

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0:04:21

CHI Board & Spinal Springs Review

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2025/04/09

The Taoiseach has responded to calls for the board of Children's Health Ireland to step down, following the report on the use of springs in spinal surgery at Temple Street Children's Hospital. Micheál Martin said removing the board could lead to further disruption. Our Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers has more...

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0:09:14

Minister for Health 'shocked by every element' of the...

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2025/04/08

Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll McNeill.

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0:04:52

EU expected to remove whiskey, wine from retaliatory...

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2025/04/08

Joe Leahy, Beijing Bureau Chief with the Financial Times and David Murphy, Economics and Public Affairs Editor discuss today's economics developments following a chaotic day for the markets yesterday.

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0:07:43

Two religious bodies make financial offer to Mother...

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2025/04/08

Norma Foley, Minister for Children, Disability and Equality says that two out of eight religious bodies have offered a financial contribution towards the cost of the Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme.

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0:08:43

Children 'not protected from risk' in spinal surgeries

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2025/04/08

Sean Egan, Director of Healthcare Regulation with HIQA on the independent statutory review of the use of unapproved implantable springs in spinal surgery at Temple Street Children's University Hospital in Dublin.

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0:04:58

Saw Doctors song surging up the streaming charts...

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2025/04/07

Ollie Jennings, manager of The Saw Doctors, discusses their performance of 'Same Oul' Town' with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.

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