Numbers prosecuted for not having TV licence down despite wave of evasion set off by RTÉ scandal
Drop in television licence sales continues this year
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‘Burn them all out’: The prejudice bubbling under Ireland’s thin veneer of normality
Radio: Newstalk and RTÉ cover unrest in Ballymena and Los Angeles
Marian Finucane and John Clarke’s home goes on sale at €1.35m
Streamstown House in Naas, Co Kildare, described by selling agent as a 'rare and remarkable residence' sits on 22 acres and features Japanese gardens
Why is Irish media so reticent about covering gender issues?
Gender issues are a hugely important story in Ireland today, and deserves coverage to match
Hell for Leather: new RTÉ series arrives just as football is brought back to life
Timing for programme is perfect, given that Gaelic football seems to have broken a long-running cycle of self-rebuke and black introspection
From that Small Island review: Colin Farrell sounds in pain, as if he pressed on despite urgently needing the loo
Television: RTÉ documentary feels more like a dry academic exercise than something intended to bring history alive for viewers
‘Increased vigilance’ needed from Hiqa’s regulatory approach to nursing homes, Taoiseach says
Michéal Martin describes content of RTÉ investigative programme as ‘absolutely unacceptable’
‘God’s feet’ bring a pungent odour to Tom Dunne’s Newstalk studio
Radio review: Helming proceedings at a leisurely, good-natured pace, Dunne makes Seán Moncrieff sound like a Stasi interrogator in comparison
Aidan Gillen and Ella Lily Hyland to star in new crime drama Tall Tales & Murder
Television: Dublin shoot begins for Stuart Carolan and Chris Addison’s ‘dark and delicious screwball drama’ co-commissioned by RTÉ and BBC Northern Ireland
RTÉ nursing homes exposé uncovers elderly residents being ‘manhandled’, ignored and left in room for hours
Dublin’s Beneavin House and The Residence, Portlaoise, both run by same firm, feature in undercover investigation
Story of a Song review: Delve into the ballad Grace falls short of filling us in on its afterlife
Television: But as a sort of idiot’s guide to Rod Stewart’s favourite Irish weepy, Aistear an Amhráin ticks the boxes
Sharks’ shameful antics against Munster betrayed the moral code that makes rugby special
Jaden Hendrikse’s antics during URC shootout have been roundly criticised, apart from in South Africa
Housewife of the Year review: A reminder that Ireland of the 1970s and 80s was no country for women of any age
Contrast between picture the women presented beside ‘Uncle Gaybo’ and present-day selves is striking
Rick O’Shea: ‘My wife and I come from very working-class backgrounds, so we think savings are important’
Me & My Money: Rick O’Shea, broadcaster with RTÉ Gold
TV guide: Housewife of the Year, Ginny & Georgia and the other best things to watch this week
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‘We Irish were never homogeneous. Always hybrids, always mongrels’
New RTÉ TV series tells the story of the island over thousands of years in a way that both informs and challenges
Committees of the Oireachtas are back, but why can’t Irish politicians ask a good question?
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
Sports TV subscriptions: What’s the best value among the dizzying options?
From TNT, to Sky Sports, NOW TV and GAA+ Irish fans are faced with many services
A big summer gig without tracking devices? There was only one for me
Please don’t say Slane 1995 was 30 years ago this July. That just can’t be right
Ryan Tubridy willing to address repayment of €150,000 to RTÉ at ‘appropriate time’
It would be ‘unreasonable’ for payments issue to be dealt with before data access request issue resolved, source close to host says
Hacks in Montrose must be hallucinating about much greenery in their rundown newsroom
Questions about the €3.5m IT fiasco, ‘groupthink’ and that promo ad didn’t match the roasting of two years ago over Tubsgate
The moving target that is RTÉ’s woes
Attention has moved on from outsourcing to financial stumbles - but broadcaster is still offloading production
RTÉ appearance at Oireachtas committee a drab sequel to firework show of two years ago starring Ryan Tubridy
Ghost of man long gone from station lingers as management faces questions from TDs, senators about fresh controversies
RTÉ news management seeks to reassure staff over concerns around promotional advert
Staff raised concerns about the use of extras and placement of plants in ad, which RTÉ says cost less than €100,000 to make
Ryan Tubridy has not repaid RTÉ €150,000 he received for two promotional events that did not happen, Bakhurst says
The broadcaster has also disclosed that a television advert promoting the newsroom has cost €94,000
Ryan Tubridy has not repaid RTÉ €150,000 he received for Renault deal, Bakhurst tells media committee
Controversial RTÉ newsroom advert ‘cost less than €100,000’, committee hears
RTÉ pays out €4m tied to misclassification of some staff as self-employed
Broadcaster has made payments as part of process to settle the employment status of around 700 workers, according to DG Kevin Bakhurst
Chambers refused to back open-ended RTÉ redundancy scheme, documents show
Department of Public Expenditure set out several conditions for voluntary exits at broadcaster
Dismay among RTÉ staffers as broadcaster hires actors to play journalists in ‘make-believe’ ad campaign
For God’s sake don’t tell Media Minister Patrick O’Donovan about this
More than 300 RTÉ employees apply for redundancy package
Payouts capped at €300,000 for voluntary exit scheme
Storyful staff share over €1m in bonus payments
Dublin-based media company had pre-tax losses of €2.66m last year
Uncharted with Ray Goggins review: Kneecap show their soulful side as they trudge through the Arctic snow
Television: Episode filmed before recent controversy features the rap trio wending their way across Finland
RTÉ requests breakdown of Eurovision public votes after high points awarded to Israel
Eurovision: Move comes after request from Spain for audit ‘to avoid external interference and manipulation’
The JNLRs tell us young people love radio. Seriously?
If the results for 15- to 34-year-olds do not make sense, then what price the rest of the listenership survey?
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