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Presenter Anne-Marie Tomchak explores how digital fingerprints are rapidly becoming the most valuable commodity in the world’s economy. As the lines of public and private domains blur and technology forces society to abandon the notion of anonymity, Anne-Marie asks whether Big Data is selling Ireland short.

In a one-off documentary produced for RTÉ, ‘Cloud Control – […]

From 2014-2016 – for three years in a row – the All Ireland Ladies Football final was contested between Dublin and Cork. And for three years in a row, Dublin were pipped at the post. The Dublin team had become the heartbreaking ‘nearly story’ of Ladies GAA.

Then – at the beginning of 2017 – a […]

Réabhlóid GAA is a new one-hour documentary that tells the story of how hurling redefined itself as a sport in the 1990s to truly become our national game.

John Giles wants to tell his life story, in his own words. Sticking with the habit of a lifetime,  he’s going to say it as he sees it.

This is the tale of a young Dublin boy raised in the inner city markets area, a gifted  teenager who signed for the Busby Babes two years before the […]

In the heart of Dublin’s north inner city, Belvedere College is one of Ireland’s highly respected educational establishments. A fee-paying private school, it boasts some of Ireland’s most famous names among its ranks of former students – from James Joyce to Tony O’ Reilly to Garret FitzGerald – as well as hundreds of other high […]

Trinity College Dublin is the most historic and prestigious institution in Irish education. Loosehorse Television and RTÉ come together to produce an unprecedented landmark 4-part series set within its storied walls.

A vibrant and breathing portrait of university life – capturing the depth and breadth of human and educational experiences that happen within Trinity’s campus, extending […]

What impact has television had on Irish democracy? 55 years after the establishment of Teilifís Eireann and in the wake of historic elections on both sides of the Atlantic, it is timely to assess if television has purified or perverted the way in which our politicians perform their public duties.

In the chamber, on the campaign […]

From the dead heat of East Africa to the tropics of the Caribbean, from the foothills of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains to New Zealand’s scenic coastline – Emigration Nation follows the Irish diaspora to all corners of the globe, and celebrates their successes abroad.

In this six-part series aired on UTV, we showcase the stories of some […]

Players of the Faithful is the story of the 1982 Offaly team that famously ended Kerry’s bid to become the first county to win five All Ireland football titles in a row.

That day, Mick O’Dwyer’s great Kerry team ran out of the Croker tunnel with immortality within their grasp. All the while, the men from […]

For a small country, Ireland has been blessed with some of the world’s best sports people and some of the world’s best sports stories.
But there are few greater than Mick O’Dwyer – a national treasure and the most successful manager in the history of Gaelic Football. Harvesting previously untold tales, this natural storyteller brings the viewer on a […]

Every year in Ireland, about 120 people donate their bodies to medical science and education. Unlike organ donation, the person decides to gift their entire corpse to one of Ireland’s six medical schools; becoming ‘silent teachers’ after death.
In the Anatomy Department at Trinity College Dublin, the Body Donation programme is overseen by Joint Chief Technical […]