Katie Hannon

Here’s what women don’t want to happen after the murder of Ashling Murphy

Jennifer O'Connell: ‘Stop giving us advice on how to stay safe. Stop glamourising violent men’

Women of Honour: Coveney to reconsider limits on review of abuse in Defence Forces

Group meets Minister amid concerns review will lack power to compel witnesses to testify

Covid-19: Further 4,004 cases reported, with 111 virus patients in ICU

Reid refuses to say if boosters will be available for those aged 40-49 next week

Schools need to ‘proceed slowly’ with extracurricular activities – INTO

General secretary ‘thrilled’ to see significant fall in infection among schoolchildren

Brendan O’Connor sharpens the skewers, helped by a hapless Conor Lenihan

Radio: RTÉ host does a good line in disdain when proceedings threaten to get too cosy

Affable, no-waffle Katie Hannon is a natural in the Liveline seat

Radio review: Hannon is more comfortable than any of Duffy’s other replacements

Councillor says she was the victim of a sexually motivated attack

Deirdre Donnelly says reporting experience was so bad, women should just ‘move on’

Katie Hannon’s winning formula: sharp questioning and wry derision

Radio: The Late Debate’s quietly authoritative presenter is the show’s key asset

‘Positive’ meeting convened to address high rate of Covid-19 in Donegal

Three deaths and 569 cases reported as Nolan urges public not to ‘push the limits’ of reopening

Covid-19: Four further deaths and 420 new cases confirmed in the State

HSE encourages healthcare workers who had first dose of AstraZeneca to take second one

Paul Reid unaware of any proposal to change vaccination priority list

Colm Henry says risk for those in their 60s or even 50s is far higher than those in their 20s

GRA welcomes decision to allow members avail of surplus vaccines

Minister of Education calls for teachers to be vaccinated at ‘earliest possible opportunity’

Coronavirus: Two further deaths and 624 cases reported in State

Nphet member Dr Mary Horgan urges public to ‘think before they travel’ over Easter

Coronavirus: 77 deaths and 1,910 more cases of Covid-19 reported as Ireland faces more restrictions and vaccine delays

Ireland facing Covid-19 restrictions for first six months of 2021 and vaccine delay for over-70s

RTÉ Radio One's generational switch has made it the middle-aged station it needs to be

The new presenters’ life experiences are more in tune with those of listeners

HSE boss ‘extremely frustrated’ at Beacon refusal to sign surge capacity deal

Paul Reid says decision ‘beyond belief’; Beacon says last deal saw it being underutilised

Further year of Covid curbs needed to protect public, says top health official

Social distancing and restrictions likely until enough vaccinations complete – Dr Colm Henry

Holohan concerned at Covid spread as 527 new cases and five deaths reported

‘Start this weekend. It is never too late to cut down your contacts, cancel plans, or avoid a crowd’

Pat Kenny is a smart man, but he asks some silly questions

Radio: Veteran host sounds relaxed and confident, though his unwitting comedic side remains

Coronavirus: 243 more cases, seven further deaths reported in the State

Study finds that GAA finals were cause of outbreaks of the virus in four counties

Miriam Lord: Chastened celebs mortified in Montrose

RTÉ social distance, McEntee in Dáil, Woulfe pack, pints in public and moving statues

Newstalk’s new drivetime host Kieran Cuddihy tries too hard at taking it easy

Overeagerness aside, Cuddihy can make a success of his show, as can Andrea Gilligan

‘What a way to start’: Claire Byrne puts Micheál Martin through the wringer

The presenter’s interview with Taoiseach sets tone as she takes over Today show on RTÉ Radio 1

RTÉ’s McInerney and Ó hEadhra to present Drivetime

Reshuffle moves Mary Wilson to Morning Ireland and Bryan Dobson to News at One

Róisín Ingle: We’re raging, sad, exhausted, fed-up, confused and uncertain

The worst might be yet to come, and there’s only so much we can take. If it’s okay to say that

Sarah McInerney is forensic, relentless and fierce in Seán O’Rourke’s old slot

The former Newstalk presenter has firmly placed her stamp on RTÉ Radio 1 mornings

Katie Hannon seems to enjoy her guests’ discomfort

Radio review: The host waits for guests to slip up before she turns the screw

Business Post’s ambitious agenda underlines issues facing media

The 30-year-old paper’s current owner has aspirations that verge on the incredible

The Irish Times shortlisted for mental health media awards

Awards recognise excellence in coverage of mental health issues

Katie Hannon gets personal as abortion arguments turn nasty

Presenter brings her own experiences to charged exchanges on Liveline, while Ciara Kelly shows her bedside manner in bleak conversation

No meat, two veg: Ray D’Arcy serves up bland fare

Spud rant and Jasper Carrott interview are like a diet of root vegetables: filling but dull

Charleton evidence raises questions about damaging claims made

Multiple claims made on basis of evidence tribunal has shown to be questionable

RTÉ referendum debate sees all sides trade abuse

Great heat, little light on Claire Byrne Live

Journalists deny being briefed as part of McCabe ‘smear campaign’

Former Garda press chief says he and Martin Callinan decided which reporters to contact

Does RTÉ think it takes three women to do one man’s job?

‘Late Debate’ takes a new direction; Joe Duffy hears painful stories of callous bureaucracy

RTÉ Radio 1 adds Sarah McInerney and Fionnuala Sweeney to new daily roster

Richard Crowley, former presenter of the News at One, has left RTÉ

Fintan O'Toole: If the Government is innocent why is it acting so guilty?

The weirdness of this political crisis is that so far it is all cover-up and no crime

‘Everybody was in a frenzy’ – the slide towards a general election

Three Dáil parties have indulged in a snowblind waltz towards an unwanted election

‘Irish Times’ journalists honoured at Justice Media Awards

Expose of inaccurate Garda breath test figures, and story on rape sentences, win merit

Una Mullally: Do most people really care who the next Fine Gael leader is?

Fine Gael must beware not to look like a jaded band obsessing over a new lead singer while the audience has already left the gig

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