As she returns to Cork with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, Jenny Greene talks candidly about settling back in the presenter’s seat on 2FM after her controversial departure earlier this year.

Marian Finucane was the big winner in the latest radio listenership figures with her total audience for the weekend rising by 75,000.

The song, written by Ed Sheeran and produced by Steve Mac, got its first play on Breakfast Republic on RTÉ 2FM this morning.

The new series kicks off Sunday, January 6 for a 12-week run.

After much speculation the two stars revealed that they will strut their stuff on the dance floor for series three of the show.

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GAA guru Marty Morrissey will show off his twinkle toes when he follows in the steps of sports presenter Des Cahill onto the dance floor.

Amanda Byram, model, TV presenter, and businesswoman, had always exercised but it wasn’t until her 30s that she kicked the fad diets, writes Deirdre Reynolds

All parties involved with the 2FM Xmas Ball are providing their services free of charge on the night including artists, organisers and 3Arena.

New figures show that 3.1 million people in Ireland listen to the radio every day.

RTÉ’s top 10 highest-paid presenters earned almost €3m between them in 2015.

Ladies and Gentleman, Gia Byrne.

She's great craic.

One Concert....One Love.... One Manchester

Denise McCormack, Aidan O’Mahony and Aoibhín Garrihy have made it through to the final of Dancing With The Stars. Tune into RTÉ One at 6.30pm on Sunday to find out who wins the trophy.

All together now …

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No, you're crying.

Following weeks of upheaval with the departure of Anton Savage and news Al Porter is to join its ranks, Today FM’s latest JNLR listenership figures show a mixed bag.

If Hughie Maughan wore a scowl instead of a pearly white smile he could have passed for Orson Welles in the 1951 movie version of Shakespeare’s Othello.

To quote Amanda Byram: “The wait is finally over” as RTÉ’s much-hyped Dancing with the Stars blasted onto our screens complete with copious amounts of hair gel and fake tan.

A celebrity doctor, two comedians, two actresses, a sports broadcaster, a news reporter, a Big Brother contestant, a model, a boyband member, and a Kerry GAA player will all be putting on their dancing shoes for RTÉ’s Dancing with the Stars.

Comedian Des Bishop has said he cannot wait to take part in 'Dancing with the Stars'.

Nicky Byrne is set to dust off his Cuban heels and don the sequins to join Amanda Byram for drama, glitz, and glamour, as they take the helm on RTÉ’s Dancing with the Stars.

But if that’s not your thing, you’re bound to enjoy this memorizing Prince Christmas light tribute.

Irish Dancing With The Stars will air from January 8 on RTÉ One.

The job for the second host of the show has yet to be announced.

As the BBC own the Strictly format, they have final say on all dancers selected.

Who would you like to see take part?

As we know, Ireland has fallen on tough times when it comes to the Eurovision Song Contest.

The Ukrainian singer who pulled off a surprising victory at the Eurovision Song Contest said: “If you sing about truth, it can really touch people” after she defeated musical and political rival Russia.

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The Eurovision is one of the most watched shows on Irish telly year in and year out. But what do we actually think of the competition and more importantly - this year's Irish entry Nicky Byrne and his song 'Sunlight'?

As Nicky Byrne urges us to “Just touch who you wanna, Kiss who you gotta”, Billy O’Riordan looks back at the weird and wonderful lyrics of Eurovision from the past 61 years

This isn't the first time the 2FM DJ has graced this stage, as he has previously performed in The Golden Arena on numerous occasions as a part of Westlife.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today

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Irishman Aidan O’Connor co-wrote this year’s entry for the Czech Republic, so it’s kinda ours too, right?