rare live television interview on 19 February 2015. RTÉ delayed the much anticipated interview for an episode of British soap opera EastEnders that was broadcasting scenes live to celebrate 30 years on air. RTE had planned to show the episode before the following days episode as an hour long episode. However, the BBC had not made international broadcasters aware of the significance of the episode in the Who Killed Lucy? storyline. RTE decided to broadcast the episode and Prime Time followed the programme. PresentersPrime Time is currently presented by Miriam O'Callaghan, Sarah McInerney and Fran McNulty. Former presenters Louise Byrne Mark Coughlan David McCullagh (2013–2020) (left Prime Time to present the Six One News) Claire Byrne (2013–2014) in between The Frontline & Claire Byrne Live There was a Monday edition of the programme. Vincent Browne 2000–2001 Richard Crowley (originally reported for the show in his role as a foreign correspondent, replaced Mark Little as a presenter and returned to radio news after completing his three-year contract. Donogh Diamond (joined as a reporter, often covered for the main presenters) Brian Farrell 1997–2004 Pat Kenny 2012–2013 (having presented one edition in 2012 when all usual presenters were unavailable, Kenny joined the show when his former show The Frontline was subsumed into Prime Time) Éamonn Lawlor 1996–1999 Mark Little 2002–2009 (left RTÉ to set up his new social media journalism venture Storyful) Michael Macmillan 1994–1996 Olivia O'Leary 1992–1994 Keelin Shanley (joined as a reporter, rose to the role of presenter, moved on the present morning news show Morning Edition) Current reporters Former reporters Aoife Kavanagh (resigned RTÉ in light of her involvement in the "Mission To Prey" episode of Prime Time Investigates'') Ian Kehoe Áine Lawlor Mike Milotte was a senior reporter/presenter from 1992 until 2009 Clare Murphy Brendan O'Brien Kevin Rafter See also List of programmes broadcast by RTÉ References External links Official website #rtept on Twitter 1992 Irish television series debuts 1990s Irish television series 2000s Irish television series 2010s Irish television series Irish television news shows RTÉ controversies RTÉ News and Current Affairs