Mary Maher memorial event told of splendid journalist and feminist
Celebration of wonderful life on her favourite date of the year – International Workers’ Day
Protest in Dublin against Ukraine war: ‘We need to do so much more’
Ireland should expel Russians from their Dublin ‘bunker’, Ukraine’s ambassador says
Businesses we said goodbye to for good in 2021
Chapters and Rowan Tree cafe will be missed, while the Cobblestone won a reprieve
Mary Maher obituary: Trail-blazing journalist with a career marked by firsts
As women’s editor, her section ‘became a forum that would not otherwise have been there’
Tributes paid to pioneering journalist Mary Maher who has died aged 81
Trade unionist and feminist activist spent 36 years with The Irish Times
Miriam Lord: TDs fume as Antigen 4 All in the Dáil gets noses out of joint
Elsewhere this week, Bertie Ahern’s comments on the North go completely south
More than 115 RTÉ staff take home over €100,000 in 2020
Figures published by national broadcaster show average pay almost €61,000 in 2020
Freedom of Information law to undergo in-depth review
Improvement sought to legislation providing access to State agency records and departments
Miriam Lord: Hope springs maternal as Helen McEntee’s good news is delivered
Congratulations pour in for Minister as knives come out in Dublin Bay South
NUJ calls on PSNI to take action over threats against journalist
‘This menacing and cowardly graffiti is the behaviour of thugs trying to intimidate’
NUJ holds protests over threats to reporters in Northern Ireland
Intimidation, harassment and online abuse must not be normalised, says union chief
‘Sentiment alone’ will not rescue Irish media, warns NUJ
Oireachtas committee hears ‘very stark presentations’ from union, RTÉ and IBI
The indomitable woman of Irish journalism – An Irishwoman’s Diary on Mary Maher
Pioneering journalist, trade unionist and feminist activist
NUJ to challenge full takeover of Irish Daily Star by Reach
‘Seething anger’ at publisher’s expansion plans while at the same time cutting jobs
For Irish media, promises on page 137 are better than no promises at all
Draft programme for government has revived hopes of new minister for media role
Prompt action needed by new government to save Irish media – NUJ
Union says pledge on commission on future of broadcast and print media ‘long overdue’
Threats against NI journalists broadly condemned
Dissident republicans and Ulster Defence Association members made threats recently
Northern Ireland: Journalists warned of loyalist threats against them
PSNI warns reporters for Sunday Life and Sunday World of imminent attacks
Journalists’ union seeks tech-giants tax to ‘rescue’ industry
Media firms getting public cash should have 25% employee representation on board – NUJ
Tributes paid to Lyra McKee on first anniversary of her murder
‘We must pray that those who killed Lyra will ... admit the truth of what they have done’
Dissident threat against Irish News journalist condemned
PSNI warn of a paramilitary plan to attack them in their own home
Media sector braces for further layoffs and cutbacks
Local newspapers heavily hit by crisis as advertising revenues ‘fall off cliff’
Local newspapers urged to halt layoffs and avail of subsidies
Union asks Iconic Newspapers and Celtic Media to reconsider crisis moves
Graffiti threats against Derry journalist condemned by NUJ
Leona O’Neill targeted with ‘vile and dangerous’ slogans in the Creggan area
RTÉ will ‘inevitably’ face more age discrimination cases
Employment solicitors warn of quadrupling of cases where people were forced to retire
NUJ criticises BAI’s decision not to investigate Communicorp
Regulator says matter is ‘now closed’ after radio group lifts ban on Currency journalists
RTÉ abandons proposed sale of RTÉ Guide
National Union of Journalists welcomes broadcaster’s move to keep listings magazine
Calls by RTÉ staff for pay cuts for top earners at odds with official policy – NUJ
Union sub branch in RTÉ last week said pay should be capped at €208,000
BAI seeks clarity on Communicorp banning journalists from ‘The Currency’
Regulator’s compliance committee to examine NUJ complaint about radio group’s move
Juries should be removed from defamation cases, conference told
Size of libel awards by juries and duration of cases has made Irish system ‘a laughing stock’
RTÉ staff to stay in Donnybrook ‘for now’ but land sales possible
Director general Dee Forbes signals mandatory sign-in for RTÉ player
What exactly will be cut at RTÉ under its cost-saving plan?
Leaner future will see broadcaster say goodbye to raft of services
‘He shone a light on Irish life’: Higgins pays tribute to Gay Byrne
RTÉ staff, politicians, and fellow broadcasters express sadness at death
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