Jenny Greene

Middle-aged 2fm seeks new path to reach ears of Generation Z

RTÉ station plans to ‘evolve’ ahead of its 40th birthday, but will younger listeners respond?

Radio ratings: Marian Finucane, Matt Cooper the main winners

RTÉ 2fm signals big changes as Today FM toasts breakfast and drivetime gains

Jenny Greene returns and Doireann Garrihy joins as 2fm pivots to talk

New phone-in show and evening bid to chase younger podcast listeners from June

Louise McSharry makes 2FM a safe space for icky stories

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

Nicky Byrne and Jenny Greene to leave RTÉ 2FM

Jennifer Zamparelli to fill 10am slot vacated by pair after a five year run together

Ciara Kelly brings fresh perspective to male-dominated Newstalk

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

From first principals to second fiddles: life in an Irish orchestra

Playing in the RTÉCO is no easy task, not least as rumours swirl about its future

On My Culture Radar: Jenny Greene

The 2FM DJ on discovering the joys of Berlin, the plays of Philly McMahon and why the BBC series Bodyguard is must-watch TV

RTÉ 2fm’s ‘steady’ listener recovery sees it close in on Today FM

Westlife reunion tour will prompt station’s first weekday line-up change in three years

2FM: A frenetic world of squawky voices and auto-tuned pop

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

RTÉ plots recovery from big Brexit hit and flight to digital

Commercial boss Geraldine O’Leary ‘running fast’ to help broadcaster recover after €6.7m hit to income in 2017

Kerry look the part as championship moves up a gear

Eamonn Fitzmaurice's side stroll through to the Super-8s and play Galway next

Pills, thrills and backaches: How to relive your Ibiza days

From Jenny Greene to Underworld, the summer is packed with house music nostalgia

Any excuse for a party? The Irish people celebrating Meghan and Harry's wedding

There’s no better way to watch royal event, even ironically, than a viewing party

Paul Muldoon’s ‘Incantata’ on stage at Galway International Arts Festival

Tom Murphy remembered as festival gears up for Galway 2020

Orchestral manoeuvre will undermine RTÉ in the long term

Helen Boaden’s report reveals treatment of orchestras that is counter-productive

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