Where the news comes from.
Teletext.ie is an Irish news service that summarises the day’s reporting into two finite editions, at 06:00 and 18:00 Irish time. The reporting comes from three Irish newsrooms: The Irish Times, RTÉ News and the Irish Independent. We don’t do original reporting — we read it, check it, compress it to three facts, and name the source on every story.
THE IRISH TIMES
National and international reporting, business and technology — from the Irish Times news and technology feeds, checked against the article before anything is published. irishtimes.com ↗
RTÉ NEWS
Ireland, politics, courts, world and sport — GAA included — from the RTÉ News feeds, checked against the article. rte.ie/news ↗
IRISH INDEPENDENT
National news, business and the Farming Independent’s agri coverage, from the Irish Independent feeds, checked against the article. independent.ie ↗
How Teletext.ie uses its sources
Where does Teletext.ie get its news?
Teletext.ie gets its news from three Irish newsrooms — The Irish Times, RTÉ News and the Irish Independent — via their public feeds, checked against the original article.
Does Teletext.ie do its own reporting?
No — Teletext.ie does no original reporting. It summarises published journalism into three checked facts per story and always names the newsroom that did the work.
How does Teletext.ie credit its sources?
Every Teletext.ie story names its source and links the original reporting. We never republish photographs. If the source corrects, we correct — see Corrections.
Who checks the summaries?
A named editor checks every summary against the original reporting and signs it before publication. The method is on How We Summarise; what the machine does versus what a person signs is in the AI Policy.