Oireachtas TV Today

Part two of two. Michael Portillo charts the War of Independence in Ireland, from the peace conference in Versailles after the First World War to the ceasefire in July 1921

Coverage of debates held in the European Parliament

Conference marking the centenary of the Irish Civil War, assessing its history, memory and legacy

Coverage of the 2024 National Bravery Awards Ceremony, held in Farmleigh House on 8th November 2024

A major two part documentary, chronicling 100 years of Seanad Éireann. Featuring contributions from noted historians and members past and present, including President Michael D. Higgins, former President Mary Robinson and the Father of the...

A major two part documentary, chronicling 100 years of Seanad Éireann. Featuring contributions from noted historians and members past and present, including President Michael D. Higgins, former President Mary Robinson and the Father of the...

In this series, Sean O'Rourke sits down with former Members of the Oireachtas to discuss their life in politics

An unprecedented look behind the scenes of a general election showing how Ireland comes together to run fair and free elections

Coverage of debates held in the European Parliament

Coverage of the general assembly of the EYP Ireland 27th National Conference, recorded in Leinster House in April 2024

Conference marking the centenary of the Irish Civil War, assessing its history, memory and legacy

Coverage of debates held in the European Parliament

Conference marking the centenary of the Irish Civil War, assessing its history, memory and legacy

[SL] This week, Sean O'Rourke is joined by former Progressive Democrats TD and Minister of State Liz O'Donnell

Fly-on-the-wall documentary following the renovation of historic Leinster House, home of the Oireachtas, and the people who were instrumental in the project

Fly on the wall documentary following the restoration of historic Leinster House

An exploration of the life and career of the politician who was Minister for Health from 1948 to 1951, with the programme based on a previously unseen 1997 interview