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From Cruinniú na Cásca to 2fm at the 3Arena, ground-breaking journalism to sizzling drama, it was a big week across RTÉ services.

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‘That’s what this mystery can mean if we can get a handle on it’ - Fr Tony Flannery talks about the very special mass he gave in defiance of the Catholic Church to celebrate his 70th birthday.

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New fashion series starring designers, bloggers and sisters - Anita and Donna Ross.
Available Now on RTÉ Player. Watch: http://bit.ly/MySistersCloset-1

RTÉ Supporting the Arts

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In Youghal, Co Cork, Pat Carey is putting up an amazing Christmas light decoration on his house and garden, in aid of The Mercy Hospital Cancer Appeal. For more, see rte.ie/christmas

Watch Listen Discover new content across all RTÉ services.

A Creative Ireland Initiative, with the OPW, Transport for Ireland, Dublin City Council and Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs.

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A Creative Ireland Initiative, with the OPW, Transport for Ireland, Dublin City Council and Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs.

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RTÉ presents a Creative Ireland initiative.

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Ambassador Geraldine Byrne Nason in Paris travels to the Elysee Palace, to brief the French President's right-hand man.

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'When you're a genius you don't need a warrior mentality and he's a genius', Paul Galvin reacts to Joe Brolly's criticisms of Colm 'The Gooch' Cooper.

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In the ninth episode of Built in Dublin, a video project of Dublin Globe and RTÉ, we introduce the founder of Fandom, Ciaran Ó Raghallaigh.
Ciaran conceived the idea about Fandom while watching a football game in France. He realised that people watching it on television saw better what was happening rather than him and the fellow journalists at the press box in the stadium. He had to go back to social media to revisit that so decided to build a platform that generated content from social media better. In his journey so far he has learned to not get too excited about some breakthroughs but then to enjoy the actual wins like Google using Fandom at an event. All along, Ciaran has had the support of Enterprise Ireland and many successful entrepreneurs with good will.

Watch as Omagh man Terry Canning receives a touching message from the woman he helped to cross the finish line at the Boston Marathon.

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