National Union of Journalists

Joe Duffy, Claire Byrne and Miriam O’Callaghan will lose out as part of cost-cutting in Bakhurst’s turnaround plan

Laura Slattery: Aggressive legal tactics recounted in new book by libel lawyer David Hooper highlights urgent need for anti-Slapp measures

UK media group confirms all departments of business will be affected by move

Irish Labour History Society's four-day event, Visions of Labour and Class, will feature contributions from a who’s who of the Irish labour movement

Ryan Tubridy was not mentioned once at NUJ meeting that focused on replacement for licence fee, says union branch chair

Community responds to anti-immigration protests in Ballybrack, while NUJ calls on Iconic Media to clarify its publication of AI-generated article about refugees

Article, which originally had headline ‘OPINION: Should refugees in Ireland go home?’, published by Iconic Media’s digital titles such as Limerick Live and Tipperary Live

Kevin Bakhurst has had a dozen meetings with staff since taking over on Monday

The debate continues

Grant Thornton to examine barter account which was used for €1.25m in payments over the past 10 years

Oireachtas committee interrogations, secret payments, a 'slush fund', sports junkets - the national broadcaster endured a torrid week

Miriam O’Callaghan joins fellow RTÉ presenters in publicly discussing remuneration from broadcaster

Move by National Union of Journalists members comes in opposition to cutbacks at Radio Foyle in Derry

Late last year BBC announced cuts to Radio Foyle in Derry and up to 40 job losses

Séamus Dooley, Irish secretary of NUJ, says attempts to smear reporter and photographer ‘despicable’

Media group points to lack of women in senior roles and signals ‘ambitious’ plan to narrow gap between male and female pay

Black list of reporters includes CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan

Jim Eadie was credited with the development of the union across Ireland

Celebration of wonderful life on her favourite date of the year – International Workers’ Day

Ireland should expel Russians from their Dublin ‘bunker’, Ukraine’s ambassador says

State-owned broadcaster criticised for ‘falling down’ on pay transparency

Kate Hoey accused of ‘gross stereotyping’ of journalists and lawyers in unionist pamphlet

McArdle, who died on Thursday, reported during Troubles and published The Secret War

Two years after the broadcaster’s death, how much has really changed for professional women?

Chapters and Rowan Tree cafe will be missed, while the Cobblestone won a reprieve

As women’s editor, her section ‘became a forum that would not otherwise have been there’

Public order case caused contorversy as members of media excluded from sitting

Trade unionist and feminist activist spent 36 years with The Irish Times

Journalists barred from entering court by gardaí at sitting earlier this month

Ictu conference supports motion calling for opposition to UK government plan

President Higgins pays tribute to ‘one of Ireland’s iconic presences among musicians’

Bill came about after Communicorp banned Irish Times and Currency journalists

No one convicted of killing of only journalist murdered by paramilitaries during Troubles

Co Antrim man had major role in evolution of journalistic attitudes towards Troubles

Investigation by Scope unit into employment status at Montrose follows Revenue audit

Figures published by national broadcaster show average pay almost €61,000 in 2020

Assailant fires five rounds from close range in attack family describe as ‘worst nightmare’

Improvement sought to legislation providing access to State agency records and departments

Move follows completion of deal to buy Communicorp from Denis O’Brien

‘This menacing and cowardly graffiti is the behaviour of thugs trying to intimidate’