Tom Dunne

He hits the right note for early silly season. At his best he is entertaining on-air company

PlayIrish, a new digital radio station, aims to get small Irish acts the recognition they deserve

The ex-government minister and businessman tackles his radio guests like a tough midfielder

Duffy hears from hunters of Irish passports who are ‘basically embarrassed to be British’

The Newstalk presenter is in jocular mood about wild animals being wiped out

Presenter proves hell hath no fury like an economist scorned, as Volt fails to impress Moncrieff

Kenny describes attending a festival in the 1970s with “a dopehead” who had taken acid

Vincent grumbles to Ray, while Muireann O’Connell is the new safe pair of hands in Al Porter's former Today FM slot

Liquor Rooms mixologist makes spirited play for best cocktail bartender title

Indian cafe celebrated its first birthday, Audrey McDonald hits the road again, seaweed snacks, special interest breaks at Kelly’s and a swanky afternoon tea

Former senator Prof John A Murphy has bust unveiled at UCC for 90th birthday

Gerry Hanberry’s book, ‘On Raglan Road’, tells the story of the women who inspired great Irish love songs by Mick Hanly, Christy Moore, Percy French, Mundy and Phil Lynnott

Radio Review: Ryan Tubridy, incensed by what he hears, and Tom Dunne, as Peter Hook talks about Caroline Aherne, handle the topic sensitively

Radio review: ‘Breakfast’, ‘The Pat Kenny Show’, ‘High Noon’, ‘Newstalk Drive’ and ‘Sean Moncrieff’

There's more to the picnic than the main stage

Maurice Manning says advisory committee refused State request to involve peace process

Is there an alternative to cloying lullabies? And what do musicians sing to their kids?

Review: ‘The Ray D’Arcy Show’, ‘Moncrieff’ and ‘Breakfast’ (Newstalk)

On-air analysis of killings prefers sensation to perspective, as Joe Duffy and Aine Lawlor hear

Girl Band, Villagers and Róisín Murphy among the shortlist for the Irish album of the year prize

Review: ‘Sunday with Miriam’, ‘Marian Finucane’, ‘The Right Hook’, ‘Off the Ball’, ‘Tom Dunne’, ‘Moth’

The Cork Decorative and Fine Arts Society has organised talks for 2015/2016

Ireland went to Italia ’90, Nelson Mandela was released, the Berlin Wall was demolished – and the Féile festival changed Irish music forever

Quinn’s equaliser totally transformed Something Happens’ gig in the US

Review: ‘Mooney Goes Wild’, ‘Drama on One: Deep’, ‘The Right Hook’ and ‘The Tom Dunne Show’

Several big names and restaurant groups are planning new things but there are also smaller beginnings planned for 2015

Review: Barry believed that the sole purpose of landscape was to serve as background to the depiction of “significant human action”, which was the central business of a serious painter

Station editor Garrett Harte is keen to dispel idea that it is ‘Sky News on radio’

Kenya Quigley wins two-day visit for two to Irish Whiskey Academy at Midleton Distillery in Cork

The latest listenership figures are tentatively encouraging for both Radio 1 and Newstalk

New weekend schedule includes ‘Best of Pat Kenny’ and ‘Coleman at Large’

The Newstalk presenter remained amiable as ever but proved an unexpected champion of public broadcasting

Competition in the mid-morning radio market will be intense

Broadcaster comes to commercial radio loaded with confidence, but at a station with very little

Despite good intentions, Tom Dunne’s investigation into sex workers and their clients came close to airbrushing reality

Death and illness dominated the on-air discussions this week, but the presenters managed to deal with the subjects adroitly and empathy

Advertising campaign highlights ‘fun’ and ‘craic’ on the radio station’s schedule

The Spunout sex advice controversy provided juicy material for Joe Duffy and Tom Dunne