Tipperary-based Good Herdsmen has been working in partnership with ABP since 2010

Criticisms of EY audit ‘incompetence’ disclosed at FitzPatrick trial in absence of jury

‘Aerobics and scenery apart, the journey still offers an education in both history and geography’

Denis Naughten says he wants to ‘reduce the burden’ on under-pressure broadcasters

Twenty-eight individuals, plus Kilmore Quay lifeboat crew, get National Bravery Awards

Independent broadcasters say ‘efficient and cost effective’ method of collection needed

Independent Broadcasters of Ireland urges Government to spread licence money

John Purcell argues inquiry would usurp the function of the courts

Cabinet held ‘robust’ debate on media funding, Minister tells industry

Almost 2,000 farmers are registered organic, well below EU average

Dublin contains hundreds of ‘ghost signs’, preserved on the facades of old shops and factories that are now occupied by food outlets, shoe shops or pubs. What were these businesses, and who were the Elverys, Combridges and Kapps who owned them?

Not everyone in the business is a fan of terms such as ‘content’, ‘product’ and the ominous ‘savings’

Minister for Communications Alex White ‘looking very closely’ at public funding

Inside Track Q&A: Conor Mulhall, owner-manager, The Little Milk Company

Independent Broadcasters of Ireland group renews criticism of RTÉ 2fm

Independent Broadcasters of Ireland group calls for public funding at Oireachtas hearing

KPMG acted as auditors to the society for some 20 years

Deise boss Derek McGrath satisfied that his side are back in the winning groove in the championship

Dan Healy says he doesn’t want new hires to self-censor

Laois led by 1-9 to 0-5 at half-time

The station is tasked with justifying its existence, placing big pressure on its new line-up of presenters

Opinion: Having survived the Great Crash, those who charge by the hour know that nothing will ever disturb their tranquillity again

Advertising revenues forecast to grow in 2014, but it won’t be a bump-free year

Who were ‘besties’ again? Which broadcaster had ‘manflu’? And was any of it news?

Morning Ireland remains most listened to programme as rival Newstalk Breakfast show loses ground

Public service broadcasting charge has the commercial radio sector hankering for a cut

Minister also highlights ‘pronounced importance’ of public funding to RTÉ

Opinion: Independent sector deserves level playing pitch with RTÉ and TG4

RTÉ Radio 1 remains dominant station, broadcasting 17 of 20 top programmes