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Records show visits to the Aviva Stadium bookended by restaurant and bar visits

RTÉ Radio 1 presenter on filling Ronan Collins's slot, parenting with Paul Galvin and the music she can’t play

Lanesboro native says he would not stand for party in Midlands Northwest constituency if he did not think he could win

Radio: 2FM’s drivetime duo, who turn raucous rural references into ratings, know their listeners – and the value of their brand

Andrew Scott in Ripley and Donald Glover and Maya Erskine in Mr & Mrs Smith are among the highlights thus far

Former swim coach Matthew Coward (32) twice hit Micheál Mac Suibhne with shoulder as he left Dublin court

Seen & Heard: DNG enters the mortgage broker market; Quanta Capital targets Signa assets; and Virgin Media refused €30m for public service broadcasting

Radio: Newstalk host tucks into burgers while taking on bigger issues, as Ray D’Arcy earns dad rock cachet

Offerings might look similar, but beware that some are available only with a broadband package, some include annual ‘inflation’ price rises, and some are limited in terms of recording and other features

BBC fee will increase by 6.6% next month - and even that rise is not enough to avoid substantial cutbacks

Television: Rising Tides, one of RTÉ's biggest budget nature films, does not sugar coat the rate of climate breakdown and what is in prospect

Glenroe cast members gather with family and friends to mark passing of Irish actor with music, poetry and stories

National broadcaster aims to select top 10 offers by May 17th

An English case with Enoch Burke overtones; loud objections to Morning Ireland; Stuart Carolan goes cockney; and Daft brother buys big in D6

Black market in botox and fillers, often targeting under-40s, has been permitted to flourish at huge cost

Chartered accountant and staff representative announced as new members by Minister for Media

Then-chair of the RTÉ board Siún Ní Raghallaigh confirmed that she had placed the issue ‘on record’ with the Department

There was no voluntary or severance agreement involving any member of senior management in recent years, says rail operator

Radio: Today with Claire Byrne, Drivetime and Liveline all hear why so many people voted against the Government’s proposed changes to the Constitution

Family, friends, colleagues and the former RTÉ journalist’s beloved dog, Tiger, gathered in Dublin’s Mansion House for the memorial service

Family and RTÉ colleagues offer reflections on life of broadcaster who died after battle with motor neuron disease

Driven by a determination to be ‘useful’, the much-admired journalist wrote a glorious last chapter to his life

He cringed at the damage done to the station’s reputation in recent times, but never lost faith in RTÉ the public service broadcaster

Television: Martin Beanz Warde deserves his own series but this is not it

Charlie Bird’s determination in pursuing stories, a distinctive, exuberant reporting style and empathy with subjects propelled his career

Students at St Anthony’s National School in Ballinlough shared in excitement of local man’s achievement

The latest arrival on the RTÉ carousel is former KPMG chief Terence O’Rourke, with more accountants set to come to Montrose

Hugh Linehan: The RTÉ tragicomedy has helped to show where the arts brief ranks in the political pecking order

Ó Briain held many roles – he worked at RTÉ, in politics and led the Arts Council – and was ‘totally committed to public service’

Martin and her department have been at centre of controversy over payment’s to senior figures in RTÉ over recent months

Oireachtas committee told in letter that former head of RTÉ remains under ‘active medical care’

Your essential end-of-week politics catch up and are pay rises for all on the cards for semi-state bosses?

Some of the issues raised by politicians one hundred years ago about public service broadcasting still haven’t been satisfactorily answered

The presenter’s RTÉ Radio 1 morning show is beginning to follow a definite pattern, though at this early stage it’s hard to say if it’s a groove or a rut

Jazzy named artist of the year and breakthrough artist at annual RTÉ music awards

TV licence sales drop by almost €22m in eight-month period since payments scandal emerged

Galway girl appeared on RTÉ after having leg amputated due to rare form of bone cancer

Documents show there were 15 meetings between Siun Ní Raghallaigh and Catherine Martin since the former was appointed as chair of RTÉ

Louis Walsh and Sharon Osborne both seem grumpy. They have either been conscripted against their will under new legislation or they’re each here so they can pay an unexpected bill

Newly released documents reveal further details on interactions between Minister for Media and former RTÉ chairwoman that led to the latter’s resignation last month