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Q&A: A crackdown on evasion and nonpayment of the licence fee is planned following announcement of fresh funding for RTÉ this week
Q&A: A crackdown on evasion and nonpayment of the licence fee is planned following announcement of fresh funding for RTÉ this week
Deal with Government not a reward for bad practice, as claimed by Virgin, but a ‘reward for dealing with bad practices’, says RTÉ director general
Existing licence fee payers will be affected by this deal if RTÉ is obliged to make further programme cuts as a result
Taoiseach says multi-annual funding is something most State agencies would give their right arm for’
Catherine Martin says Government will decide before end of month on future financial model for RTE
Bakhurst says he had no preference on future funding model so long as it protects RTÉ's independence, provides the required level of support and is multiannual
If RTÉ is moving away from its DNA, outsourcing key programmes and limiting what it makes in-house, then what is it for?
Seen & Heard: Taxman’s planning payment probe; C&C boss’s pay jump; Stripe’s Wilton Park deal; Bakhurst mulls Montrose sale
Broadcaster needs to serve its audiences but the shift to further privatisation may have worrying consequences
Broadcaster needs to serve its audiences but the shift to further privatisation may have worrying consequences
We waited an age for A New Direction’s ‘third age’, and it already feels rather out of date
Sources suggest group could be established to oversee talks as senior union figures say staff have no confidence in management
Director general Kevin Bakhurst plans to increase independent commissioning to €70m a year. Doing this means making fewer programmes in-house
Government agrees to release first tranche of €20 million in interim funding following reform programme
A year on from Tubsgate was discussed at British ambassador’s get-together before Harris makes a dash to Castlebar
RTÉ strategy for independent commissioning lacks ‘detail and ambition’, Screen Producers Ireland says, as it urges shift to new model by 2030
There’s a new regime at RTÉ, but also some vacancies. Is it time to conscript Generation Z for presenter duties?
The pop station offers a service which is already provided by commercial competitors
Findings of three reports point to a troubling culture, and it will be up to RTÉ to regain the trust of Government and the public
The RTÉ news man has been behind a microphone or in front of a camera for 40 years. Moving on ‘could be a terrible shock to the system’. But for now he feels ‘just fine’ about it
Activists, musicians and actors call for broadcaster to reverse decision on coverage of the song contest over Israeli participation
Broadcaster ‘starved of necessary funding for decades’, union representative tells politicians
Masterson was in television for over 40 years, working on flagship programmes including The Late Late Show
No ghosts, vampires or mummies, RTÉ has told pitching producers. But as it plots its way out of its financial crisis, what type of stories is it bringing to viewers?
Director of content role will be split into a director of audio and a director of video
Records show visits to the Aviva Stadium bookended by restaurant and bar visits
An English case with Enoch Burke overtones; loud objections to Morning Ireland; Stuart Carolan goes cockney; and Daft brother buys big in D6
Then-chair of the RTÉ board Siún Ní Raghallaigh confirmed that she had placed the issue ‘on record’ with the Department
Catherine Martin set out timeline at last Tuesday’s Oireachtas committee hearing of how Siún Ní Raghallaigh’s resignation as chair of RTÉ board arose
Earliest copy of €2.2m loss-making Toy Show the Musical business case released to Public Accounts Committee on Thursday
David Nally was previously the former head of TV current affairs at State broadcaster
Appearing before the Oireachtas media committee, the Minister threw further doubt on Siún Ní Raghallaigh and RTÉ's claim that the board’s role in exit package had been communicated to the department
Martin’s net point was that the accumulation of incorrect information from the former chairwoman shook her confidence
Oireachtas media committee will now extend invitation to Ní Raghallaigh to appear before it
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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