Jail for bicycle thief who assaulted former RTÉ journalist
Cathal Mac Coille was hit over head with a bolt cutter after trying to help bike’s owner
Cathal Mac Coille was hit over head with a bolt cutter after trying to help bike’s owner
Transport body is blaming ‘technical limitations’ over commuters’ missing characters
Currently, inter-county championships in both football and hurling are being played under an experimental format
RTÉ Radio 1 to add new bulletin after 8.30am to capture market reactions
Fellow RTÉ presenter Rachael English praises Mac Coille’s ‘decency and kindness’
Pat Kenny crosses 150,000 mark, while Radio 1 signals ‘pacier’ ‘Morning Ireland’
Radio review: RTÉ and Newstalk reports get across the full horror without histrionics
PR firm Murray ranks journalists’ clout on followers, retweets, likes and tweets per day
Radio Review: ‘Morning Ireland’, ‘Today with Sean O’Rourke’, ‘Documentary on One: Sin-é – Jeff Buckley’s Irish Odyssey’, ‘The Ray D’Arcy Show’
Inside Politics: Nama challenges finding by watchdog of ‘probable loss of value to State of up to £190 million’
Part two of our rundown of how Ministers performed over Government’s first 100 days
Review: ‘The Anton Savage Show’, ‘Morning Ireland’, ‘Today with Sean O’Rourke’, ‘Liveline’, ‘Drama on One: 100’
‘I’m allergic to their voices, their butchering of language, their PR’d answers, their deflection, their evasiveness’
Radio review: Lyric’s schedule is not for moving, while 2FM trumpets Eurovision star Nicky Byrne
Joe Duffy uses pensioner’s account of satellite dish court case to tell a broader tale while Sean Moncrieff sets the airwaves ablaze
Review: ‘The Anton Savage Show’, ‘The Right Hook’, ‘Morning Ireland’ and Johnny Lyons
Ray D’Arcy’s show lacks fizz but motor enthusiast Anton Savage is heading in the right direction
Review: The airwaves were full of an issue that refuses to shed its significance
‘Pioneer of political science’ also remembered as inspiring lecturer
Review: Party TDs stay on message in the IRA sex-abuse controversy, but others are less reticent during a week of compelling radio
It’s bad enough that the soccer agnostics complain incessantly about the soccer tournament, but do we need so many wacky items on air?
Analysis: party will gain seats in next election, although perhaps fewer than polls suggest
Sympathy for the former minister comes from unexpected corners and water charges remain stubbornly opaque
RTE’s coverage of State visit may be a good omen for Anglo-Irish relations but it was bad news for listeners
CSO figures show positive trend as IMF chief criticises how banks were bailed out
It was weird hearing Ryan Tubridy using the B-word in a discussion about women, but at least he showed a little bite. Elsewhere on RTÉ, ‘Pregnant on My Lunchbreak’ was an enlightening documentary about artificial insemination
The aim of sponsorship is to ‘piggyback’ on sport’s positive images
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices