RTÉ executives spend over €175,000 on corporate credit cards
Records show visits to the Aviva Stadium bookended by restaurant and bar visits
Adrian Lynch
Interim deputy director general of RTÉ
RTÉ €10m budget cuts mean fewer episodes of Fair City
Voluntary exit programme part of plan to cut back on expenditure in 2024 as part of a package of reform, according to plan
RTÉ financial crisis: Kevin Bakhurst says broadcaster will be insolvent without bailout of tens of millions
Complete sale of Montrose campus ‘unlikely’, RTÉ's director general tells Public Accounts Committee
‘Legal correspondence’ over ending of Tubridy contract as Bakhurst says no plans to claw back €150,000
Watch live as RTÉ board and executive members appear in front of the Oireachtas media committee to discuss the ongoing issues related to RTÉ crisis
RTÉ crisis: The week that saw battlelines drawn between broadcaster and Ryan Tubridy
RTÉ, led by new director general Kevin Bakhurst, and its top star saw battle lines drawn this week as their differences over Ryan Tubridy's hidden payments were exposed in three more stormy Oireachtas committee hearings
RTÉ crisis: Nine key moments from this week’s contentious Oireachtas hearings
RTÉ executives push back on assertions made by Tubridy and Kelly; DG says he was surprised to hear former chief financial officer had availed of exit package
RTÉ bosses to challenge Tubridy and Kelly’s account of payments at PAC hearing
New director general Bakhurst and chair Ní Raghallaigh to push back against presenter’s evidence, claiming ‘pressing need’ to correct record
Harry McGee: What is happening in the Oireachtas this week in relation to RTÉ?
Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly will attend two Oireachtas Committees on Tuesday to set out their respective roles in the secret payments controversy
Who were the members of the RTÉ executive board that has been stood down?
As the new director general announces major overhaul, who had made up the RTÉ executive board?
RTÉ was looking for a warehouse for the Toy Show musical set while TG4 was at the Oscars
TG4’s breakout film, An Cailín Ciúin, cost less than half of what RTÉ’s musical frittered away
Miriam Lord’s Week: Marty Morrissey’s godlike status in Clare provokes Senator into a dramatic U-turn
Oireachtas hearings over controversial payments at the public-service broadcaster provide spectacle set to run and run
‘Like an episode of Succession’: the inside story of another week that rocked RTÉ
In WhatsApp groups among staff, words like ‘stunned’, ‘incredulous’ and ‘wtf’ pinged from phone to phone
RTÉ crisis: Marty Morrissey admits ‘error of judgment’ over car deal with Renault
RTÉ presenter Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly to appear before PAC on Tuesday
RTÉ board seeks ‘swift action’ as chair warns of more revelations
More than €1.5m spent through barter account on gigs, restaurants, flights and flip flops
RTÉ staff member benefited from unapproved deal that led to loan of car for five years
Adrian Lynch declines to divulge person’s identity but confirms that staff member had returned car
Miriam Lord: Tubsgate and Dee Forbes’ rich list will make this week a hard one to follow - but TDs want a sequel
Cannon’s back on the road two years after horrific cycling accident while Harney is proof of life after politics
RTÉ pay crisis: Donnelly raises prospect of Garda involvement as fresh hearings set for next week
Center Parcs announces it will not continue €295,000 sponsorship deal for The Ryan Tubridy Show in another blow for RTÉ
Nine things we learned from the first day of RTÉ explanations at Oireachtas committee
From silos to ‘top talent’ and super-agents to company cars, all the insights - and remaining questions - from the exchanges
RTÉ payments controversy: ‘Very hard to see how a criminal case could be made’
Description of payments as ‘consultancy fees’ incorrect but likely not criminal, says experts
RTÉ’s Leinster House hearing shows profound challenge facing broadcaster over pay crisis
Politicians angrily questioned station management’s line that departed former director general Dee Forbes was the only one to know years of public declarations about Tubridy’s pay were wrong
‘Not tenable’ for Tubridy to return to air amid ongoing controversy, RTÉ acting DG says
Patrick Kielty deal will be discussed by remuneration committee on Friday, politicians told
Irish TV viewing boosted by pandemic despite rise of streaming
News programmes dominate annual chart, but a look back to 1970 also appeals
Fund Irish culture to lessen impact of donkeys like Wild Mountain Thyme
State support for film industry will make it easier to dismiss Hollywood paddywhackery
‘Sentiment alone’ will not rescue Irish media, warns NUJ
Oireachtas committee hears ‘very stark presentations’ from union, RTÉ and IBI
‘I have had a wonderful life’: Keelin Shanley remembered at funeral
Politicians and RTÉ colleagues pay final respects to ‘fearless and funny’ journalist
Darren Smith: ‘The ratings will decide if you’re coming back’
The TV producer on doing ‘covers’, lessons from ‘Anglo’ and everybody loving ‘Goggler’
‘Late Late Toy Show’ is the most watched TV programme of 2018
The RTÉ One special was watched by more than 1.5m people over the weekend
Verdict not yet in for RTÉ’s off-screen revamp
A new team of genre heads is almost complete at a restructured Montrose
‘Derry Girls’ creator Lisa McGee honoured at television industry event in London
Embassy dinner attended by executives from RTÉ, TV3, BBC, Sky and Channel 4
TV industry still thrilled to make it through to next week
From ‘Ireland’s Got Talent’ to ‘The Apprentice’, elimination formats are going nowhere
‘Painful choices’ ahead for RTÉ as it seeks 250 redundancies
Dee Forbes tells employees broadcaster must become smaller and more efficient
RTÉ appoints Adrian Lynch and Frances Abeton to executive board
New roles filled by television controller and former Firecrest vice-president
Tubridy on RTÉ’s gender pay gap: ‘Whatever is broken, needs to be fixed’
The broadcaster is the station’s most highly-paid presenter earning €495k in 2015
RTÉ’s new TV season focuses on Irish obsessions
Live weather event and sporting moment vote will feature alongside familiar formats
RTÉ counts the cost of Brexit blues
Willie O’Reilly interview: Weak pound alone has dented ad revenues by up to €6m a year
RTÉ television controller shimmies through the squeeze
Adrian Lynch wants to make ‘bigger shows’ – and more of them – for RTÉ One and RTÉ2
Will we miss RTÉ’s kids’ TV?
After 55 years RTÉ is hoping to get out of making programmes for children. But will it make any difference in a world of always-on digital?
Kids’ TV not the only item on RTÉ outsourcing agenda
Move to end in-house children’s TV production was a mess, but not a shock
RTÉ suspends outsourcing of young people’s programming
Broadcaster’s management admits the decision breached agreement with unions
RTÉ plays up Irishness in strong-looking television line-up
TV schedule launch mixes razzmatazz with stern assertions of public service values
Home-grown shows central to RTÉ autumn-winter schedule
New documentaries, entertainment and lifestyle shows announced at launch of TV season
Challenging times ahead for newly appointed RTÉ chief
Dee Forbes will be obliged to deploy her extensive experience on behalf of broadcaster
RTÉ commissions Irish version of ‘Strictly Come Dancing’
‘Dancing with the Stars’ will replace axed ‘Voice of Ireland’ on Sunday nights in 2017
TV3 poaches RTÉ’s Bill Malone as director of programming
RTÉ2 controller joins Virgin Media television group as it prepares fresh ratings assault
RTÉ Television boss Glen Killane leaves for Eir
Telecoms group appoints senior Montrose executive as MD of Eir TV and Eir Sport
RTÉ rejects Muslim scholar’s appeal for daily Ramadan prayer
RTÉ One will broadcast ‘Ramadan diaries’ before ‘Six One’ news on Saturdays
RTÉ to commission follow-up to Rebellion set in the War of Independence
Television MD Glen Killane says there is ‘huge appetite’ for more historical drama
2015: Media quotes of the year
Ryan Tubridy, Ray D’Arcy, Carrie Fisher, Margaret Atwood, Rachel Reid, and more
Raw and real ‘Recruits’ marches on to RTÉ screens
Production firm Moondance given permission to film Army trainees over 17 weeks
Analysis: High stakes and human frailty for RTÉ One
In a competitive television market, the channel needs its big investments to work
RTÉ unveils what is going to be on the telly this autumn
Ray D’Arcy, Rachel Allen, Bob Geldof and new army recruits destined for RTÉ One
RTÉ One: ‘blue-chip’ shows and no complacency, says channel controller
Passionate experts are in, elitism is out, and more ‘big drama’ is coming... eventually
RTÉ seeks ‘accessible and popular’ science proposals
Science Foundation Ireland has given the broadcaster €500,000 to increase its output
RTÉ to ‘reformat’ television arts show ‘The Works’
Series will end in its current form, but presenter John Kelly will return in the autumn
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