'Appalling' - Clare protestors say Trump not welcome

President Trump's visit to Ireland sparked protests in Dublin city centre, at Shannon Airport, and in Doonbeg, Co Clare. RTÉ reporter Eithne Dodd has been out and about this weekend at the peace camp in Shannon and Doonbeg village speaking to the protesters.

Trump visit is on par heading down the final fairway

To untangle the political significance of president Trump's visit to Doonbeg, Paul was joined by RTÉ Washington Correspondent Jackie Fox and RTÉ Political Correspondent Barry Lenihan

Boon or bust? Local business owners on Trump's Doonbeg visit

For a local business perspective on president Trump's visit to Doonbeg, Paul talked to Eamonn Vaughan, owner of Morrissey’s bar in Doonbeg, and Rita McInerney who owns McInerney Shop on Doonbeg's Main St and is also a Fianna Fail councillor, And RTÉ Mid West Correspondent Petula Martyn.

Amgen Irish Open final round updates: Lowry bidding for glory

We've been talking about the politics of Donald Trump's visit, but the stated reason for the President's presence is the Irish Open. So Paul caught-up on what's happening on the golf course with the man who knows it all: Greg Allen.

Trump visit 'an opportunity to concentrate on relationship' - Dooley

The village of Doonbeg with a population of just 300 people has this weekend become the centre of international attention with US President Donald Trump's presence. Paul was joined at the Doonbeg Commuity Hall by Minister of State and TD for Clare Timmy Dooley and the Sinn Fein MEP for the Ireland …

This Week - 13th September 2026

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Minister Chambers on Budget 2027, Carbon Tax, Fare Hikes

Budget 2027 is just weeks away, and Public Expenditure and Reform Minister Jack Chambers has indicated he wants to help ‘low middle-income’ earners by reducing childcare costs and having targeted child supports. He joined Paul for a detailed overview of his plans, including a warning for the HSE on…

Legal row sees Tusla paying for legal aid for children

The child agency Tusla is paying privately for criminal legal aid for children appearing before the courts. The unprecedented move flows from the dispute between the Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan and criminal defence solicitors over a new legal aid scheme. For details, Paul was joined by Holly L…

Remembering Frank McDonald

Journalist, author and environmental campaigner Frank McDonald has died after a brief illness at the age of 76. Frank was best known for his decades long career at the Irish Times where he focused on climate action, urban design and the planning process. Paul was joined by Frank's close friend and …