The following is a partial list of broadcasts aired onRTÉ One, formerly known as Telefís Éireann, RTÉ and RTÉ 1 (Ireland's first television channel) from its launch in 1961. A list of broadcasts on its (later) sister channel may be foundelsewhere.
Telefís Éireann airs a small selection of imports, mostly sitcom repeats, soap operas and other dramas. These include:
Telefís Éireann has aired:
In the following decades he presented a series of flagship current affairs programmes including Broadsheet, Newsbeat, 7 Days, Today Tonight and Prime Time. […] In December 2000, he presented an Irish historical programme 100 Years, a retrospective of events in Ireland over the 20th century.
Fine Gael's health spokesman, Dr James Reilly, said Mr Ahern's acting debut was not in keeping with what was expected of a former leader who was paid handsomely on retirement. […] The pair were speaking on RTÉ's The Week in Politics along with the Community minister Pat Carey.
Bishop Sheen recorded a forty minute talk aimed at young people for broadcast by RTÉ. Entitled simply 'Bishop Fulton Sheen', it was televised on 3 October 1968.
John A Murphy is Emeritus Professor of Irish History at University College Cork.
While O'Leary says the estimated £10 million per year in advertising revenue which Coronation Street pulled in for RTE "is on the high side", she did not want to "talk down" the programme which was one of RTE's most watched programmes in 2000.