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<p>The Oireachtas media committee is chaired by Fianna Fáil TD Niamh Smyth. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins</p>

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Oireachtas committee to recommend increased State funding for RTÉ and other media

Media committee, which will meet on Tuesday, also envisages the retention of commercial revenue streams

<p>Donald Trump could be on his way to serve a lengthy jail sentence, or he could find himself back in the White House. Picture: Sue Ogrocki/AP</p>

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Irish Examiner view: US justice system on trial with Trump

<p>The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland said despite having the most watched TV stations, most listened-to radio and most-read websites, RTÉ's finances are in such a bad shape that things cannot continue as they are indefinitely. Picture: Andres Poveda</p>

spotlight

RTÉ and the licence fee issue: What does the future hold for the broadcaster?

RTE Campus, Donnybrook

politics

Abolishing TV licence fee 'a danger to democracy' - Taoiseach

Government to sign off on plans for TV licence fee and Defence Forces spending

politics

Government to sign off on plans for TV licence fee and Defence Forces spending

File photo RT DIRECTOR GENERAL Dee Forbes has said plans to announce widespread cuts at the company were put on hold due to the

politics

Government to reject advice to scrap TV licence fee

File photo RT DIRECTOR GENERAL Dee Forbes has said plans to announce widespread cuts at the company were put on hold due to the

RTÉ warns of services impact as 'current funding model is broken'

Licence fee income rose by €7.2m to €196.3m, although income from paid TV licences continued to decline with evasions levels estimated at 13%.

Wed, 13 Jan, 2021