There are still two things to tie up in this controversy. Will more witnesses from RTÉ be compelled to appear before another Oireachtas committee and what is Ryan Tubridy’s future with the broadcaster?

People who have never been inside a Martello tower decide Heritage Week is their chance. People who have been in several such towers regard this as a compare-and-contrast opportunity

Whether you fancy flip-flops or are tempted to cause sandal, just don't. And if you do that other thing, please stop it at once.

He stood outside the court, looking relieved, and delivered a neatly prepared statement without reading from a script.

Without warning, my legs failed. They seemed to fail at the knees, dumping me on my ass in a puddle

Decisive, communicative, and the opposite of self-obsessed — like a latter-day Molly Brown, RTÉ's new director general is striding through the chaos, propelled by his excellent habits

The first thing Ryan Tubridy did was put his foot in it, right up to his knee. That was with the first statement

People read and view just as often because they hate someone as because they love them. Hate pulls eyes more than love does.

Shein just wants to polish up its own lousy reputation by throwing money at influencers

The one thing that’s clear, after the two Oireachtas Committees’ interrogation of RTÉ’s top brass, is that the Tubridy saga happened because of corporate governance failures.