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Radio review: Flustered Eamon Ryan and harried Pearse Doherty grilled by Drivetime’s forbidding interrogators
Radio: RTÉ Drivetime hosts Sarah McInerney and Cormac Ó hEadhra give their current-affairs magazine zip and snap
TV licence fee ‘extremely difficult’ to collect if evaders not prosecuted, says RTÉ boss Kevin Bakhurst
Deal with Government not a reward for bad practice, as claimed by Virgin, but a ‘reward for dealing with bad practices’, says RTÉ director general
RTÉ news bulletins to resume in Northern Ireland after block over TV rights to Olympics
Broadcaster had said it would provide an edited news bulletin for viewers each night on RTÉ Player
Future governments will be able to alter RTÉ funding deal
Minister ‘couldn’t imagine’ a future government rowing back on the commitments even though no legislation would be needed to do so
The Irish Times view on the new media funding plan: a political fudge
The Government has rejected the recommendation of direct Exchequer funding that it received two years ago from the Future of Media Commission
TV licence fee to stay unchanged but viewers may see impact on RTÉ services
Existing licence fee payers will be affected by this deal if RTÉ is obliged to make further programme cuts as a result
RTÉ funding: Extra €6m for An Post to crack down on licence fee evasion and improve collection
Taoiseach says multi-annual funding is something most State agencies would give their right arm for’
TV licence expected to be retained as €725m RTÉ funding deal tops Cabinet agenda ahead of summer break
Details of long-awaited package to be delivered today with An Post expected to get €6m over three years to improve TV licence collection
Major inquiry into sexual abuse in schools to be recommended by scoping report
The scoping inquiry was commissioned last year after allegations of sexual abuse at Blackrock College in Dublin were made by past pupils
RTÉ to receive €725m in public funding over next three years
Licence fee income and direct state funding to be combined for package below what broadcaster sought
Current Bishop of Galway says people harmed by Eamonn Casey must be ‘heard’ and ‘acknowledged’
Michael Duignan says he is ‘deeply aware’ recent RTÉ documentary on Casey ‘a source of anger and profound distress to many’
Bishop Casey’s Buried Secrets review: ‘He had no fear of being caught’
Television: Searing documentary about sex abuse allegations may forever cast Eamonn Casey in a damning light
Ireland’s bright Olympic prospects are good news for sponsors and RTÉ
Ireland is sending its largest ever Olympic team to Paris. Even better than that for sponsors, advertisers and RTÉ, these games are in the perfect time zone
HSE fails in bid to overturn decision permitting RTÉ to access certain ethics records
Case relates to compliance of some HSE employees with disclosure obligations
Oliver Callan says absence from airwaves due to skin cancer surgery
RTÉ broadcaster says he was affected by a basal cell carcinoma ‘like thousands of us out there with our Irish skin’
‘The horror of being raped by him when I was five’: Multiple child abuse allegations made against former bishop Eamonn Casey
Niece is among those whom the disgraced former bishop abused, according to new RTÉ documentary
Households who fail to pay TV licence may face immediate fixed-charge notice
Viewers may need to key in a code to access publicly funded content
Keeping RTÉ licence fee would be ‘deeply disappointing’ - Ní Raghallaigh
Ireland has highest evasion rate in Europe for ‘inequitable tax’ on television set owners, former RTÉ board chairwoman says
No plan to expand TV licence into wider household charge under new RTÉ funding model
Annual fee set to remain €160
Decision on RTÉ funding may bring an end to long saga but there are still unknowns
Future for national broadcaster remains less than straightforward
Revenue Commissioners will have no role in collecting television licence fee
It’s understood that the Coalition is to examine improvements to the existing collection system to deliver an increased level of funding being gathered
Pat Kenny keeps his cool as spluttering reporter is doused in pepper spray
Radio: Henry McKean’s raw account of ‘really ugly scenes’ in Coolock captures how quickly an anti-immigration protest descends into chaos
RTÉ funding: Government close to agreeing deal retaining TV licence fee and providing exchequer support
Finishing touches to agreement in process of being nailed down by Department of Public Expenditure and Department of Arts and Media
Danny Dyer could play a flautist in wartime Budapest, Percy Bysshe Shelley or Jesus Christ. He’s just that good
Instead he must play a cockney geezer with a penchant for violence but a heart of gold, over and over. He’s good at that, too
Local radio seeks €6m State support for news coverage
Independent Broadcasters of Ireland says zero funding is unfair for stations that have similar licence obligations to RTÉ on news production
Review of CEO pay in commercial State firms looks at rates in private sector
High profile semi States including ESB, DAA, VHI and Bord na Móna have called for greater flexibility on pay to retain talent
FAI coaching allegations: There is no resolution to this story, no happily ever afters. Careers were stalled, trauma inflicted
The women say their coaches, in positions of power, reached past the young players’ newfound freedom, touching them as if their wants didn’t matter, as if they didn’t matter
RTÉ told it has no legal power to publish outside earnings of TV and radio presenters
Proposal to release ‘details of approved activities’ central to transparency drive after storm of controversy concerning lax governance
Lessons for advertisers on how new rules on Irish-language ads will work
Public bodies must ensure that at least 20% of advertising placed is in the Irish language, and at least 5% of budget must be spent on Irish-language media
RTÉ controversy was good news for Oireachtas TV’s viewing figures
Overheard: 2FM seeks replacements for departed stars; O’Malley clan’s new pirate queen; cricket club on a sticky wicket; OPW advertises for art collectors
Joe Mulholland: ‘We had some amazing days, and nights ... Politics was different then’
Former senior RTÉ figure is passing on the reins of the MacGill Summer School in Glenties, Co Donegal, after 43 years
‘My friendship with Leonard Cohen was another kind of fraternal relationship’
John MacKenna on working for RTÉ, his friendship with Leonard Cohen and his latest book, Father, Son and Brother Ghost
FAI stands down three former women’s football coaches after allegations of inappropriate behaviour
Accusations are historical in nature and relate to alleged incidents which occurred in the 1990s
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