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Radio: Are questions about pay, in an item about pay, too much to expect? Pat Kenny and Claire Byrne both struggle to ask them

Radio 1 Morning Ireland stretches lead as most-listened-to programme on Irish radio

Fianna Fáil’s Darragh O’Brien says country is three-and-a-half years away from an election

Damage to mental health and economy may rival damage caused by virus itself

Department of Health has received the HSE’s report on the matter but it has not yet been published

Finance officials considered special tax increase on funds buying up Irish property

Martin agrees attending sports, post-match pints and going to weddings should be possible by end of 2021

New system should help speed up the rollout, WHO special envoy on Covid-19 says

Variant strain and ‘symptomless spread’ suggest threat has become more significant

Cork Chamber fears airport closure without further Government aid

Lorraine McCabe says everything today was ‘wonderful’ but family had gone through ‘ten years of hell’

High Court makes direction on request of businessman’s solicitor

Former chief executive concerned his personal data was accessed in 2014

INM not appealing High Court green light for ODCE

Issue of payment for the data interrogation to be investigated as well

Written submissions to be accepted on exact terms of reference for inspectors

‘No basis’ for view ex-chairman had ‘untramelled’ influence at company, High Court told

Corporate watchdog concerned at ‘fundamental malaise’ in INM

Hearing of corporate watchdog’s application for the appointment of inspectors, opposed by media group’s board, begins

Several other parties have also been granted access to documents by the High Court

Report found initial coverage of the Boston bombings raised concerns of ‘fabrication’

Judge ruled costs of review application were to be borne by media group

ODCE is applying to appoint inspectors to investigate data breaches at media group

Publisher sought to block State watchdog’s application to appoint inspectors

Appointment of inspectors would be disproportionate and ‘damaging’, media group says

Varadkar guest at Patrick Geoghegan’s wedding last year

Several sources claim some of the EU monies had been used for entertainment

Marian Finucane’s earnings from State broadcaster almost halve between 2008 and 2014

Four-way contest between Fine Gael, Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil and Labour

Taoiseach admits banking inquiry was limited and constrained in its investigation

Popular chef with huge reputation in culinary world passes away after illness

Former president has described same sex marriage as a ‘human rights issue’

‘Unfortunate phrase’ used saying people with children not necessarily parents

Coveney says Central Bank briefed Taoiseach on back-up plan to deploy troops

Michael Freer met Bridie Fortune at dance in Dublin over 50 years ago

Economic think thank warns only limited scope for tax breaks in upcoming budget

Veteran broadcaster to anchor station’s main mid-morning radio show

‘News at One’ presenter to swap radio slot