Ray D'Arcy

Figures published by national broadcaster show average pay almost €61,000 in 2020

Radio: The Liveline host sounds furious at the ‘hijacking’ of Nicole Cahill’s death

Radio: The young women’s ordeal last year gets a superbly vivid, tense retelling from Lorna Siggins

Radio: Minister for Health is smooth on the Delta variant but rattled by the hospital saga

Radio: The national broadcaster's Truth Matters podcast seeks to unpick fact from fiction

Liveline presenter employed by RTÉ as a contractor via his firm Claddaghgreen Ltd

Radio: Sarah McInerney and Cormac Ó hEadhra combine rigorous interviews with light relief

Radio: Cuddihy is skilled and energetic, yet his Newstalk show seldom hits the mark

State broadcaster releases pay bill for 2019 and says it has since cut top 10 fees by 15%

Her RTÉ show can stray towards sounding a bit judgy, no matter how sensible its advice

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

The broadcaster says his working-class roots make him crave security and fear failure

... while chirpy Ryan Tubridy leads listeners into lockdown with head-boy earnestness

Ann O’Donoghue (68) was last heard from on Tuesday having left unusual text message

Ann O’Donoghue’s disappearance has ‘bamboozled’ and alarmed her family

Quizzes have had a renaissance during the lockdown, but for some people they were always a way of life

Radio review: The coronavirus crisis has dulled his once-sparky morning programme

Sporting Controversies: Reverberations from 2009 World Cup playoff still rattle Irish football

The rituals of the kitchen are a comfort, but this sourdough thing won’t end well

The RTÉ star sounds uncharacteristically elegiac after his coronavirus experience

RTÉ is right to make a show about coping with coronavirus. But scrap the trivialising name

He assures us he can broadcast from home. Some may not see that as an upside

Liveline anchor’s Claddaghgreen Ltd shows accumulated profit of €486,911 last year

But retaining Marian Finucane’s Radio 1 audience won’t be easy

Audience data shows late broadcaster helped RTÉ Radio 1 make gains in fourth quarter

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

Stephen Teap's wife Irene died in the wake of the CervicalCheck scandal.

Broadcaster’s death prompts on-air eulogies from colleagues, plus some self-revelation

Business Week: also in the news was Ryanair results; Boeing safety; and the Web Summit

Ryan Tubridy earned highest wage of €495,000, Marian Finucane was highest paid woman

RTÉ is set to brief staff, with the dread phrase ‘compulsory redundancies’ hanging in the air

It would have made the Thierry Henry carry-on seem like a typhoon in a teacup

RTÉ One, RTÉ2 and Radio 1 are its main services, and news is its single biggest genre

Focus on climate change and Sean Quinn in offering from ‘flat broke’ broadcaster

Ed Smith promoted to weekday evening slot, as two presenters depart station

Minister is defensive on housing crisis with Today FM, as Morning Ireland debates definitions of disaster

Remarks like these reveal so much about non-disabled people’s perceptions

From relentless merchandising to solo successes, their legacy can be in little doubt

Fibromyalgia sufferers want the State to recognise the many costs associated with it

Competition is ‘shameless attempt’ by Israel to ‘whitewash apartheid state’, says Senator