RTÉ presenters keep cervical screening on the air as authorities fail the test

Joe Duffy, Ray D’Arcy and Mary Wilson highlight different aspects of the controversy

Ivan Yates dislikes all ‘Nordies’ equally

They are ‘caught in a time warp between the Tricolour and Union Jack’, says the Newstalk host

Curmudgeon Vincent Browne Vs Ray D'Arcy - it's radio gold

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

Radio: Cyclists get a rough ride as Pat Kenny revs up his outrage

Review: A harrowing revelation shocks Ray D’Arcy from his normally ironic poise

Radio: Kinahan-Hutch coverage heats up as reporters descend on murder scene

Review: ‘Morning Ireland’, ‘Moncrieff’, ‘Liveline’, ‘The Anton Savage Show’

Radio: Pundits fall flat as politicians shatter on Sean Moncrieff

Review: Today with Seán O’Rourke; The Last Word; The Anton Savage Show; Moncrieff; Rising Time

Radio: Joe Duffy’s crime time brings smiles all round

Review: ‘Liveline’, ‘Bowman: Sunday: 8.30’, ‘The Ryan Tubridy Show’, ‘Moncrieff’

Select: a taste of the best Culture Night has to offer

From Rick Stein's Byzantine journeys to Teeling Whiskeys; Smithfield picnics to virtual wine tasting, Culture Night has enough flavour to suit all palates

Radio: Silence is golden for Pat Kenny – but still painful for Terence Flanagan

Review: ‘Playback’, ‘Drivetime’, ‘The Pat Kenny Show’ and ‘Down to Business’

Radio: Matt Cooper’s sober style brings perspective to storm in a pint glass

Review: ‘Last Word’ host sees wider angles in story about cheap pints for unemployed

Radio: Garth coverage brooks no dissent from the ‘tragic’ script

The debacle surrounding the Croke Park concerts gets serious attention, with only Ray D’Arcy striking the right note

Radio Review: You could have powered continents with listeners’ rage

Frustrated despair has been replaced by a vengeful tang after the release of the Anglo Irish Bank tapes

Radio review: The sordid business of talking about the online sex industry

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

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