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Montrose can learn from the crisis in London, as Trump lawsuit threat and febrile political climate show how any mistake can be seized upon

When the news and PR sectors intersect to the degree that they do in Ireland, it becomes fair to ask whose interests the news ultimately serves

Conversations with Parents podcast with Jen Hogan

To dismantle the BBC would constitute an act of extraordinary self-harm

RTÉ Radio 1 has seen its biggest shake-up in decades. Its new presenters face a marathon, not a sprint

Television: Less hysterical than the likes of Love Hate and Kin, this is spectacularly average and on a random Sunday in November, that will do just fine

Broadcaster has axed its TV documentary unit, with more cuts to come

Creator of Would You Believe series filmed what is believed to be the first televised programme about famine

November 9th-14th: Trespasses, Hidden Assets, 10 Things to Know About, Futureville Ireland and Palm Royale

It’s the biggest change to the station’s weekday line-up since 1999. But what does that really mean?

He studied me a second, as if trying to assess if I was a Dublin jackeen out to make a feck of him

Move follows controversy over former minister Ivan Yates providing coaching to Jim Gavin while broadcasting on political matters

Popular yet provocative host is RTÉ Radio 1’s big performer

Latest JNLR figures come ahead of a huge upheaval to RTÉ Radio 1’s daytime scheduling

From the skorts controversy to the quiet battles off the field, a new RTÉ documentary opens the door on the lives of players

Unions criticise decision to ‘dramatically increase commercialisation’ via outsourcing

Séamus Byrne, who runs St Gemma’s Healing Ministry in Kilkenny, told RTÉ Prime Time that Carey promised to buy him a car

Broadcaster had to abandon studies in 1979, but is welcomed back as ‘national treasure’

Television: Absorbing documentary is full of faceless villains acting with reckless abandon

November 2nd-7th highlights: including Trackers: The People v The Banks, All Her Fault and Pluribus

The Prime Time presenter reflects on politics, loss and life lessons in a fast-paced and enjoyable book

The paralympian may have retired from competitive swimming, but she’s opening a new chapter as the youngest coach on RTÉ’s Ireland’s Fittest Family

Developer gives detailed breakdown of costs and profit margin in building apartments on prime Donnybrook site

Byrne is set to rejoin Newstalk and host the weekday morning slot being vacated by Pat Kenny

This is her life: the RTÉ presenter on loving her job, her ‘red-line feminist issue’ and how the death of her sister Anne changed everything

Radio: Veteran host tackles difficult issues in trademark style, while Drivetime deputy Claire Brock grills RTÉ boss

Cairn previously received permission in 2023 from An Bord Pleanála for 608 units

News organisations made application to judge in respect of reporting restrictions

All-Ireland winning player and manager reflects on turbulent debut season with Antrim

State and licence fee funding rises to €222m last year compared to commercial revenues of €160m

Letter signed by academics, NGOs and medics alleges breach of public service obligations

Minister for Housing to update Cabinet on social and affordable housing figures for second quarter of 2025

Television: This is less aspirational programming and more like a foray into a fantasy of unaffordable upgrades

Broadcaster also seeking to establish ownership of piece of art which has been in RTÉ’s possession for many years

Taoiseach’s supporters fear a no-confidence motion against him that could cement or topple his leadership

October 26th-31st: Hector Ó hEochagáin Down Under, plus Trigger Point, Down Cemetery Road, The Unreal and The Witcher

Classic chairs from Eileen Gray and Arne Jacobsen catch the eye of the TV architect

The national men’s 400m record holder on the ‘cutthroat’ world of athletics, life after the track and his medal-worthy interviews with a new generation of Irish stars

Platforms created during the pandemic to televise local matches are here to stay

The GAA bought RTÉ out of its 50 per cent shareholding in the company earlier this year