News at One

Stephanie Manahan, Chief Executive of Pieta House, on actor Paul Mescal auctioning some of his clothes in aid of Pieta House.

Duration:00:03:09

Auto-enrolment could worsen pension inequality - report

Dr. Maureen Maloney, University of Galway, on the report that says the upcoming pension auto-enrolment scheme will not address the structural inequalities faced by women in the pension system.

Duration:00:05:04

Lack of documentation 'hindered' La Mon bombing inquiry

Conor Macauley, Northern Correspondent, reports that an investigation into the 1978 La Mon hotel bombing was compromised after a man's confessions were deemed inadmissible by a trial judge, according to the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland.

Duration:00:04:37

Young footballer who visited Ireland as a child killed in Gaza.

Zoe Lawlor, Chair of the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign reacts to the news that a talented young footballer who visited Ireland as a child has been killed in Gaza.

Duration:00:04:24

Interim Syrian leader vows to rebuild but faces financial shortfall

Bel Trew, The Independent's Chief International Correspondent, joins the programme from Damascus.

Duration:00:05:07

'Positive' start in attempts to form next government

Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, reports that formal discussions between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to draw up a new programme for government have begun.

Duration:00:08:10

Dublin Airport expecting fewer Christmas passenger

Sarah Ryan, Director of Communications with the DAA, on the expected fewer numbers using the airport this Christmas.

Duration:00:01:35

Formal government formation talks to begin today between FF and FG

Sandra Hurley, political reporter, on the government formation talks that are taking place today.

Duration:00:06:01

Man sentenced to 27 years over child sex offences

Conor Macauley, Northern Correspondent, reports that a 55-year-old man has been sentenced to 27 years in prison in Northern Ireland for a catalogue of child sex offences.

Duration:00:04:17

Most hospital patients rate care positively, survey finds

Tracy O'Carroll, Deputy Director of Care Experience with HIQA, on the latest National Inpatient Experience Survey.

Duration:00:06:07

Syria’s Assad regime hands power to rebels

Jaber Baker, author of 'Syrian Gulag: Inside Assad's Prison System' joins the programme following the fall of Assad.

Duration:00:06:05

Report into Peter McVerry Trust finds 'significant failings' in governance

A report into the Peter McVerry Trust finds 'significant failings' in governance and financial management, Fergal O'Leary, CEO of the Approved Housing Regulatory Authority, joins us with more details.

Duration:00:06:30

Nominations announced for this year's Golden Globes

Michael Doherty, film critic with the RTÉ Guide, on the nominations for this year's Golden Globes.

Duration:00:02:37

Real Christmas trees becoming rarer as growers leave the market

Joe Flynn of Wexford Christmas Trees on why growers are slowly exiting the market.

Duration:00:03:35

'The happiest of all days' - reaction from Syria following fall of Assad

Suad Aldarra, Syrian writer and author of 'I Don't Want to Talk About Home' on what is happening in their native country since the fall of the Assad regime.

Duration:00:06:18

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael leaders to meet for Govt. talks

Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, on the Government formation talks following last month's General Election.

Duration:00:03:49

CMO urges public to get flu vaccine as cases rise

Chief Medical Officer Prof. Mary Horgan is urging people to get the flu vaccine after a rise in cases of influenza.

Duration:00:04:08

Syrians search for loved ones while rejoicing in Assad's fall