‘Anti-establishment’ tone on social media is influencing attitudes to politicians, ombudsman says
Peter Feeney says aggressive, misogynistic comments online are affecting public responses
Ross O’Carroll Kelly column 'not racist towards English people'
Over 250 complaints to Press Ombudsman made about articles published in the Republic last year
A modern media puzzle: Digital, print and the left-right divide
In countries with more polarised politics, levels of trust in media are more in flux
‘Real crisis’ in newsroom resources a concern, says press ombudsman
Press Council reiterates dismay in delay to Defamation Act review
Press ombudsman received 464 complaints in 2018
Objections to ‘rosarectomy’ cartoon, not upheld, caused surge on previous year
Press Council and Press Ombudsman have made it ‘easier to get redress’
Concerns raised about word ‘junkie’ and images of rough sleepers to illustrate homelessness
Press Council chief critical of social media firms
Vital that governments and EU act on unaccountable power of tech giants, says Donlon
Press ombudsman has ‘deep concern’ over alleged INM data breach
Data Protection Commissioner to conduct investigation
Data Protection Commissioner to decide over INM breach inquiry
ODCE is examining conduct of INM board in relation to handling of a protected disclosure
Third of people complaining over Myers article wanted him to keep job
Seven Myers complaints to Press Ombudsman about misogyny
‘People will say: Athenry, that’s the crowd that stopped Apple’
Galway politicians and business leaders react to delay in planning decision for data centre
Over 2,000 march in Athenry in support of Apple data centre
Losing €850m project would make Ireland ‘a laughing stock’, says Minister Sean Kyne
Rally for Apple’s data centre project to be held in Athenry
Fine Gael councillor Peter Feeney says march not intended to influence High Court
Muslims in Ireland encouraged to ‘get engaged, get involved’
Press Ombudsman says he has not received a single complaint about press coverage
Former diplomat appointed chair of the Press Council
Seán Donlon to replace Daithi O’ Ceallaigh as chair for three years
Press Ombudsman urges journalists to ‘up their game’
Journalists risk becoming irrelevant and losing public trust, watchdog warns
Apple’s €850 million data centre gets big welcome in Galway
The only byproduct of the tech giant’s plant will be ‘hot air’ produced on the Coillte site
Dignified funeral service for Louis Lentin
Large attendance included abuse survivors whose cause he helped
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