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Television: Luke McManus’s film, on Virgin Media One, lands its punches yet never strays into voyeurism

Broadcaster says attempted hack was ‘contained and terminated’

Catherine Martin’s consultation on major events that must be accessible without subscription closed in January 2021, but process was ‘paused’

Companies eschew big-budget slots for fear of further alienating a dubious public

Social Democrats TD said she would not have run for public office had she known the level of abuse she would face

‘Loophole’ that means RTÉ services can be consumed over internet without a licence will ‘get worse’ if not closed, Oireachtas media committee hears

Representatives of main broadcasters due before Oireachtas media committee to discuss future of Irish television and film sectors

Entrants from Ireland aware of how absurd the entire fandango is, whereas Brits seem to believe this truly is their ticket to the big time

On Eating with the Enemy the media bruiser breaks bread with the comedian Martin Beanz Warde. But it becomes a bit of a one-sided conversation

Buckle up for lashings of banter and ‘grafting’ as the show goes south for winter

Audience for traditional chart-topper slipped but was still well ahead of second-placed All-Ireland football final

Return of Six Nations and winter edition of Love Island among its key programming in the months ahead

Telecoms company says it will ‘take steps to nurture women into fields and roles traditionally over-represented by men’

In what was ‘maybe’ a peak year for production, some shows triumphed, some disappeared and others wouldn’t stay dead

Director of content will depart in new year after six years at the broadcaster

Breakfast show presenters Muireann O’Connell and Tommy Bowe on Christmas Day food, their favourite seasonal movies and the gifts they’ll be giving each other

From the I’m a Celebrity final and a day in the life of the Dart to Hugh Wallace’s Bungalow Bliss and the TV bloopers of It’ll be Alright on the Night

Broadcaster’s losses fell last year as advertisers returned to the market and its audience share grew

First wholesale deal agreed by Virgin, which is spending €200m to upgrade its network to full fibre

Operator aims to reach more than 70,000 homes and businesses in South Dublin and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

Regulator has brought court proceedings against the group over how customers switch providers

Head On: Rugby, Dementia and Me, Fittest Family, The 2 Johnnies Do America

Today’s coverage intersperses apocalyptic dread with light banter. Sounds like life in general at the moment

Gavan Reilly, co-presenter of The Group Chat, Virgin Media Television,

VMTV also announces new series Lucy Investigates, How to Buy a Home and Baz Ashmawy scripted comedy Faithless

Pricewatch: Bagged salad appear to be our most commonly binned purchase, but there are ways to stop it from turning to mush

Move adds to the 1m homes and businesses it already offers services to through its own network

Advertisers are keeping the faith with the medium despite declining linear audiences, Core says

Love Island might be over for another year but don’t worry — next year, it will be on twice

I ask myself: Why do people go on Love Island? And why do I continue to watch it?

Jennifer Gannon on TV: Mindy Kaling’s series doesn’t quite hit the sweet spot and bad boys in Love Island

Before the boys decamped to Casa Amor, loved-up couple Dami and Indiyah were tipped to win the competition

Caelan Doris, Hugo Keenan and James Lowe, included on five-man shortlist

Karen Harrington convicted on Monday of murdering toddler in Mahon, Cork in 2019

Avoiding stress and big class sizes among reasons some families prefer homeschooling

ComReg records 295 mobile service provider issues for Eir, 278 issues for Three, and 286 recorded for Vodafone

Pleas to save Channel 4 took centre stage on Sunday night amid uncertainty over future

All-Ireland semi-final in the Aviva Stadium on the cards if Leinster and Munster prevail

July calendar ‘particularly acute’ as sports vie for eyeballs, says boss Declan McBennett

Hospitals experience ’considerable disruption’ as Covid patients remain over 1,600