Matt Cooper

Radio: The erudite, thoughtful presenter is sometimes too keen to show off his learning

Fourth annual awards will culminate with Business Person of the Year in January 2022

Radio: Meanwhile serious public issues, like the Central Bank’s €4.1m fine of Davy, got little airtime

Government’s reason as to why passport services have been paused is disingenuous

Radio: Ryan Tubridy’s spiel shows his ability as a broadcaster. Sounding this effortless isn’t easy

Scheme allows artists to earn up to € 50,000 a year on creative work free of tax

Duffy’s unfunny rhymes make Dustin the Turkey sound like Wu-Tang Clan

Roche recently paid €380m for the company founded by Mr Cooper and Prof Luke O’Neill

Agrochemicals company employs more than 70 people and generates €60m in revenue

Morning Ireland, Liveline and Sunday with Miriam among shows securing massive gains

It’s time to discuss a new strategic approach that doesn’t require trashing society and the economy

Family dinners, play dates contributing to spread of disease and led to restrictions, Tánaiste says

Inflazome, company he founded with Luke O’Neill, sold to Roche for an initial €380m

Capering presenter discusses mindfulness as Andrea Gilligan hits a groove on her show

Company developing medicines for chronic inflammatory diseases such as Alzheimer’s

Radio review: Matt Cooper has a good day at the office. The health minister not so much

Four of the eight finalists have built businesses in biotech, pharma and employee engagement

The Deceived is part of TV station’s new season with Charlton and other documentaries

The country crew were not about to let the Dubs bag all the top parliamentary party jobs

At home on radio, Yates was provocative without tipping into gratuitous offence

Designation means it will be easier for Irish company to gain approval for therapy

Tech and life sciences businesses well represented in addition to traditional players

Irish Times has largest number of journalists in top 100, with RTÉ second and INM third

He interviews both ministers and hairdressers with professionalism and passion

‘How lovely to die on a rug in the garden with the sun beaming down,’ she tells Ray D’Arcy

Danny McCoy tells Ibec conference that ‘calm is required’ to solve social problems

Kenny may be out of step with the restive public mood, but his interviews are memorable

Mother-of-five Aileen Hickie brings first-hand experience to her new role as CEO of an organisation now 40 years in existence

Inside Politics: Once things calmed down, the leaders made some substantive contributions

TV review: Leo Varadkar is the weakest link in a game show-style political contest

Fianna Fáil leader probably emerged the narrow winner, mixing emotive argument with calm authority

Radio review: The presenter reacts sensitively to Úna Keane's tale of a harrowing attack

Pat Kenny to moderate Virgin Media One head-to-head between FF and FG leaders

Seen and heard: Reports of multimillion euro data centres for Drogheda and Arklow

RTÉ will be keeping a tally of its costs, while Virgin Media won't want to displace Love Island

The contrast between RTÉ’s obvious disdain for Lyric and indulgent attitude toward 2fm sent out a deeply negative signal

Radio review: Her interview with minister Eoghan Murphy is more reconciliation than rematch

Gay Byrne’s passing may show how its relevance has diminished but it remains a national institution

Radio 1’s Liveline reclaims second spot, while 2fm signals plans for more video streaming

Today FM host acknowledges jaded public mood, while Jennifer Zamparelli reveals a gritty side of Irish life