Sónta Films’ documentary Lón sa Spéir is one of four titles in the running for the Scannán (...)

Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte has been reported as saying that almost everybody has been on to him looking for a share of the propos(...)

RTÉ, like all organisations during this recession, has had to adapt to a new reality. The station has downsized. It has reinvented itself to me(...)

State dominance in television broadcasting ended in Europe and most of the western world about a decade ago. But in Ireland it clings on. How w(...)

At the heart of Ireland’s progress to a more inclusive society is Irish broadcasting. Radio and television broadcasters, like their newspaper c(...)

Gearóid Ó Conchubhair was watching TV at home last October when news broke that Jimmy Savile had sexually abused scores of underage girls durin(...)

We are all supposed to be TV literate now: au fait with story arcs, enabling protagonists and third-act denouements. If you can’t anatomise a (...)

There have been calls for a full review by the authorities into how a leading figure in the Irish language movement escaped prosecution over allega(...)

The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland has given “primary consideration” to a major funding review of public service broadcasting co-ordinated b(...)

Like their counterparts in film, television executives are not stupid: for their annual spring marketplace, they descend on warm and sunny Cann(...)