Radio review: Newstalk host has comparatively quiet week while Mary Wilson chips away at political guests

Radio review: In a sad week, RTÉ presenters pull together to remember broadcasting legends

The radio DJ with a voice ‘as smooth as a billiard ball’ will live long in the collective memory

The 2FM broadcaster, who has died at 85, was one of our first and best radio DJs

Radio review: RTÉ’s preview of 2020 turns unexpectedly sombre, as Second Captains get more sport from a determined diplomat

‘Her death has robbed RTÉ – and Ireland – of a protean talent who had enduring charisma’

RTÉ host gets to the heart of the childcare crisis , as O’Shea welcomes all book-lovers

Review: Every radio show has filler, but Ciara Kelly has had the trowel out a lot recently

Radio review: The host waits for guests to slip up before she turns the screw

The contrast between RTÉ’s obvious disdain for Lyric and indulgent attitude toward 2fm sent out a deeply negative signal

The man born Paul Crossan has gone from pop jock to credible host of RTÉ's Book Show

Defiant farmers cause 4FM presenter to drop the F-bomb, but his shock jock instincts remain

Radio review: For nearly two decades, she has reigned supreme in a coveted weekend slot

Radio review: Her interview with minister Eoghan Murphy is more reconciliation than rematch

Broadcaster’s death prompts on-air eulogies from colleagues, plus some self-revelation

Radio show arguably even more important catalyst for change than The Late Late

Radio review: Sometimes ‘excessive self-admiration’ is justified, says Newstalk presenter

Joe Duffy hears how two men pointed a gun at a tourist and robbed her handbag

Today FM host acknowledges jaded public mood, while Jennifer Zamparelli reveals a gritty side of Irish life

The condition is triggered by exposure to a Swedish girl who doesn’t want the world to end

Erstwhile TV host brings a light touch to Newstalk stint as Lorenzo and Brexit rage on

Presenter catches flak over his clunky concern for teenage activist’s health

Dublin Theatre Festival: Ray Scannell’s ambitious musical drama is performed with aplomb but lacks focus

Radio Review: Classical music station fulfills its public broadcasting remit with variety and wit – why is it under threat?

Dublin Fringe Festival: Mismatched outsiders form romance in wistfully charming two-hander

Dublin Fringe Festival: Inventive one man show deals with a young player's mental health struggles

Review: By the end of a compelling interview, O’Callaghan positively embraces her self-parodying side

Radio Review: Newstalk Breakfast presenter captures the charged atmosphere in London, while Ray D’Arcy looks at problems closer to(...)

Radio Review: Guests on RTÉ and Newstalk’s Pat Kenny Show have no truck with anti-vaxxers

Radio: The Newstalk host appears to share callers' doubts about reunification

Stand-in presenter shows her strengths while spinning out sparse material, as Jonathan Healy hears of heroic resistance to a helli(...)

Presenter helms discussions on drugs and Boris Johnson, as Ivan Yates gets crash course on cocaine

Presenter brings her own experiences to charged exchanges on Liveline, while Ciara Kelly shows her bedside manner in bleak convers(...)

Minister is defensive on housing crisis with Today FM, as Morning Ireland debates definitions of disaster

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

Radio review: Her tale of forced adoption sounds like the stuff of fiction but is all too real

Radio review: The presenter shows off his digging skills over a racist incident on the train

Radio Review: Host’s new show grates but Garrihy, McDermott zing up morning

Radio review: When O’Rourke finishes the interview, it’s an act of mercy to his guest

To mark 40 years of 2FM, RTÉ resurrected the broadcaster in electrifying fashion

The atmosphere on the usually staid show turns both hotter and frostier, a bit like climate change

As The Divine Comedy releases a bleak new album, the singer thinks it may be the end of the world, but feels fine

Dermot and Dave’s show is good-natured, aimless and generic, like Today FM itself

Presenter’s attempt at sparking divorce debate allows for rigorous, if alarming, critique of contemporary society

Presenter by turns forensic and toe-curling, while Seán Moncrieff’s ironic style hits a wall

Novelist opens up on ‘cis privilege’ irk while the host issues a plea for education

A new compilation is a compelling journey through musical moments of 1970s Britain

Tech entrepreneur’s prickly on-air performances muddy his message about Ireland’s corporate regime

In her temporary mid-morning tenure, she proves you don’t have to be un-PC to entertain

Spud rant and Jasper Carrott interview are like a diet of root vegetables: filling but dull

Radio review: Kieran Cuddihy and Shane Coleman bring fresh energy to Newstalk Breakfast

Radio Review: After initial gruffness, Duffy grows genuinely concerned for his guest

Radio review: Newstalk host throws himself into Derry visit, while Mary Wilson hears a warning from history

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

Radio review: RTÉ presenter’s nature programme marred by uneven tone, while Sean Moncrieff hears queasy animal tales

Radio review: With one exception, 2FM’s drink awareness chat sounds like nightclub banter

Former presidential candidate sticks to his guns as radio reporting debut falls flat

Radio Review: The ex-RTÉ outheast correspondent illustrates the strengths of regional radio

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

Charlie Connelly celebrates radio culture as a means of reaching out to a bigger world

Radio Review: More Proustian than Behanesque, Tubridy is a stout believer in simple pleasures

Radio Review: Master of the High Court Edmund Honohan explains his window breaking

Review: The most poignant moment is when Gogan reminds us he will still be broadcasting

The much-loved, open-minded broadcaster moves to RTÉ Gold at the end of January

The stand-in wide-eyed RTÉ presenter reveals a lot about himself - but forgets to mention his name

Newstalk hosts discuss Christmas menus while Mary Wilson uncovers the facts of eviction

Radio review: Tubridy’s stern interview with Adams is perplexing, but unintentionally revealing

Alan Hughes’s long-running pantomime uses raucous humour to winning effect

Newstalk host is at his most logical during spirited encounter, while Vicky Phelan tells her story to the world in BBC documentary

Year in Culture Review: The news station proved a raucous alternative to staid formulaic radio

Radio Review: Presenter finds her old fire over sex assault cases as terms gender gap emerges

Review: Airing of explicit detail in this documentary risks voyeurism, but is justified

Radio Review: Presenter’s irritation at religious slot brings him to life, while Sean O’Rourke needs time to reflect on his show’s(...)

Mick Heaney: The attention-loving shock-jock has announced his retirement. It’s overdue

Radio Review: RTÉ presenters look at historical events from different angles but both bring welcome perspectives

Radio review: Newstalk’s Henry McKean reports from inside ‘a sardine can on wheels’

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

Newstalk presenter uses her medical background to telling effect, while Sean O’Rourke sticks to the grim facts

Review: Duffy is getting his practice in for his role in the upcoming Snow White panto

Radio: The environment editor’s voice dips more than usual as he relays the imminent Armageddon

The Dragon not running for president brings a genial appeal to his Newstalk show

Dublin Theatre Festival: Silke Huysmans and Hannes Dereere bring a light touch to their weighty material

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

Review: The long-form US crime podcast has gone back to basics. A little too basic, actually

Dublin Fringe Festival: Transgressive electro artist brings bravura spirit to Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s musical

The home of Nicky Byrne, Jenny Greene and Eoghan McDermott has some unlikely fans

Dublin Fringe Festival: Two-hander is marked by visual flair and dark comedy

The artist and political activist has written his ‘reluctant memoir’ at 75. It’s dominated by one major absence: his wife and arti(...)

It can be easy to forget that Shane Coleman and Paul Williams have formidable news pedigrees

Dublin Fringe: Multimedia drama on traversing Dublin’s municipal space has absorbing elements but eventually wears thin

Dublin Fringe Festival: John Connors lends a charismatic presence to his polemical portrait of urban deprivation

Dublin Fringe Festival: Fionn Foley is irresistible as an anti-establishment politician

D’Arcy doles out the advice while admirably brisk Mary Wilson is baffled by midlife crises