RTÉ gains ground in latest radio listenership figures
Morning Ireland remains Ireland’s most popular programme, picking up 23,000 listeners, while Drivetime also makes gains.
View ArticleKerry’s O’Mahony played with broken leg out of ‘fear’
The player took part in the majority of Rathmore’s victory over Laune Rangers in the Kerry Club SFC final.
View ArticleGovernment has ‘no intention’ of restricting internet freedom – Sherlock
Minister of State Sean Sherlock has said this evening that the Government does not intend to introduce “SOPA-type legislation” in Ireland.
View ArticleColumn: A response to Sean Sherlock’s Drivetime interview on #SOPAIreland
Paul Quigley, founder of news story-tracking website Newswhip, analyses the arguments made by the junior minister yesterday in favour of a new online copyright law.
View ArticleMonaghan board left us with no choice – McHugh
Meanwhile, Mattie Lennon has claimed the board have failed to apply common sense.
View ArticleLucinda Creighton tells Olivia O’Leary to ‘get a grip’ over abortion issue
The junior minister heavily criticises the journalist Olivia O’Leary over her recent radio column in which she said it was time to “kick the Taliban out of our constitution”.
View ArticleComplaint over Drivetime “rant of hate” about Pope resolved
A listener had objected to a feature about the former Pope, Pope Benedict, on the week he resigned.
View ArticleJust a third of voices on radio news and current affairs are female
Two academics carried out a week-long survey of news and current affairs output from RTÉ, Newstalk and Today FM earlier this year.
View ArticleThousands support campaign to keep Will Leahy on 2fm Drivetime
On Wednesday it was announced Leahy will be moved to weekends with Colm Hayes taking over his slot. His fans are having none of it.
View ArticlePoll: Should ministers be allowed to keep a secret diary of official meetings?
Minister Pat Rabbitte has said he keeps one, and it can’t be accessed using the Freedom of Information Act.
View ArticleIrish Water will consider extending October 31 deadline for applications
The utility also apologised for the long waits some customers are experiencing when contacting the helpline.
View ArticleOne of Lucinda’s Renua TDs had a nightmare interview and trended on Twitter
Terence Flanagan sounded nervous and short of breath throughout his interview with Mary Wilson this evening.
View Article‘We have two young kids, €320 a month is a massive amount to be overcharged by’
A mortgage customer says the compensation he’s been offered is “simply not good enough”.
View ArticleVIDEO: Every Eurovision song you’ve ever heard, ever.
Jedward who? Dermot and Dave of 98fm came up with the winning formula for taking the Eurovision crown…
View ArticleCrank it up: Your May Bank Holiday Weekend Driving Soundtrack
TheJournal.ie has your playlist sorted.
View Article"I honestly can't believe this is happening" - Robbie Brady's mum is one...
Maria Brady sounds like she has been shouting for three days straight.
View ArticleReport shows 'toxic' culture of bullying at National Museum of Ireland
A new report seen by RTÉ, highlights ‘bullying’ and ‘harassment’ at the National Museum.
View ArticleComplaint about RTÉ coverage of undercover pregnancy counselling report is...
The details are contained in the latest Broadcasting Association of Ireland report.
View ArticleRTÉ Drivetime investigates bogus self-employment practices at RTÉ
The investigation was part of an ongoing Drivetime examination into bogus self-employment practices by Irish employers.
View Article'They're living day to day': Emergency accommodation extended for victims of...
The families are still traumatised and facing extreme uncertainty about their accommodation, according to Ballymun councillor Noeleen Reilly.
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