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Elaine-Loughlin
Elaine Loughlin: How Alan Kelly is using his committee role to rebuild his political profile
General Stock - Newspapers
Five nominations for 'Irish Examiner' at Irish Journalism Awards 
Newspaper receives nominations across multiple categories

Fri, 16 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Public sector pay dispute must be resolved 'in the national interest' – Jack Chambers
Public expenditure minister told RTÉ Six One: 'We want to deliver a meaningful, credible, and fair deal for workers'

Wed, 14 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Jack Chambers makes conciliatory noises as unions emboldened by show of strength
Union leadership took his remarks on 'Prime Time' to signal a softening of the Coalition’s position — but Government sources say it is merely a reiteration of his position

Wed, 14 Oct, 2026

Cork survivor of George Gibney: 'I knew I was telling the truth'
Cork survivor of George Gibney: 'I knew I was telling the truth'
Gibney, a former Irish Olympic swimming coach, was convicted of 39 counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted rape following a trial earlier this year

Mon, 12 Oct, 2026

RTÉ Cork staff fear €20m funding cut could jeopardise move to One Albert Quay
RTÉ Cork staff fear €20m funding cut could jeopardise move to One Albert Quay
Staff fear the broadcaster’s funding reduction could threaten plans to leave its ageing Fr Mathew Street studios for new premises

Thu, 08 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Patrick O'Donovan can’t help making the wrong sort of headlines
From a weird comment about Coimisiún na Meán to Wednesday's RTÉ bombshell — the Limerick County TD and minister keeps rubbing people up the wrong way, writes Elaine Loughlin

Thu, 08 Oct, 2026

Tributes to photographer Colin Keegan who died in Co Meath crash
Tributes to photographer Colin Keegan who died in Co Meath crash
Press Photographers Ireland president Dan Linehan said his fellow photographers would mourn the loss of a man who 'captured the heart, soul, and history of Ireland'

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

The Mick Clifford Podcast: The story of Vincent Browne’s Magill and Ireland in the 1980s
The Mick Clifford Podcast: The story of Vincent Browne’s Magill and Ireland in the 1980s
DCU academic Kevin Rafter discusses Vincent Browne’s influential magazine and the journalists who documented a changing Ireland

 Listen | Fri, 25 Sep, 2026

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Irish Examiner view: How pothole politics paves the way for trust
Irish Examiner view: How pothole politics paves the way for trust
New York mayor argues that citizens asked to believe the government is capable of delivering ambitious things — affordable housing, childcare, or better public transport — must first see evidence that it can accomplish smaller ones

Fri, 25 Sep, 2026

Trump News Media
Politico, MS NOW, CNN denied access to White House despite judge's order
The ruling temporarily blocks the White House ban as the three news organisations challenge restrictions on press access

Thu, 24 Sep, 2026

Top Social Media Platforms
Regulator pushes for online platforms to be 'removed from market' if they do not protect children
Call comes as Tiktok fails to provide details to the Oireachtas media committee on the number of people who viewed viral motorway videos

Wed, 23 Sep, 2026

Traitors Ireland finale recap: We have a winner and 'we’ll need to rename the show'
Traitors Ireland finale recap: We have a winner and 'we’ll need to rename the show'
That's a wrap on The Traitors Ireland for 2026 as the winners go home with the €45,850 prize pot 

Tue, 22 Sep, 2026

Traitors Ireland episode 11 recap: And then there were four
Traitors Ireland episode 11 recap: And then there were four
No murder on the penultimate episode but one player has been banished...

Tue, 22 Sep, 2026

Traitors Ireland episode 10 recap: The Faithful are floundering
Traitors Ireland episode 10 recap: The Faithful are floundering
The faithfuls are rattled and lashing out — while the traitors are sitting back and watching things get heated 

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Terry Prone: Sorry, but can film characters stop with the incessant apologising?
S Terry Prone: Sorry, but can film characters stop with the incessant apologising?
From 'Toy Story 5' to 'Practical Magic 2' — cinemas are full of gloomy movies that keep apologising for attracting our attention

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Garda stock
Garda whistleblowers: TD says Government is using law as 'a political hiding place'
Opposition parties say Helen McEntee must account for actions taken on protected disclosures when she was justice minister

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Book review: ‘Magill’ held power to account at time of huge change in State
Book review: ‘Magill’ held power to account at time of huge change in State
Kevin Rafter’s in-depth study of the phenomenon of the magazine is a story that will be compelling for anybody interested in late 20th-century history, journalism, or the legend that is Vincent Browne

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Earns Netflix
Irish entertainment and media sector to grow to €8.2bn by 2030
PwC report says internet advertising and video-on-demand are among the factors driving growth in the sector

Mon, 31 Aug, 2026

Dolly Parton Launches Her First UK 'Imagination Library' Scheme
Jennifer Horgan: If we want children to read, we must model it as Dolly Parton did
We still value reading for children — but if we want them to read for fun, adults must model it for them, writes Jennifer Horgan

Fri, 28 Aug, 2026

Graham Norton enjoys €2.47m pay packet for So Television TV work
Graham Norton enjoys €2.47m pay packet for So Television TV work
So Television produces The Graham Norton Show and sells it to the BBC and TV stations across the world including Virgin Media

Wed, 19 Aug, 2026

Rose of Tralee winner says emotion is something 'we shouldn't apologise for'
Rose of Tralee winner says emotion is something 'we shouldn't apologise for'
Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh won the hearts of the audience in Tralee — and at home watching on TV — with her fabulous attitude to her alopecia.

Wed, 19 Aug, 2026

Jason Arday death
Sarah Harte: Jason Arday made mistakes, but the dehumanising coverage left him no way back
A toxic culture of naming, shaming and a large dollop of racism means the Cambridge Professor was left with nowhere to turn, writes Sarah Harte 

Wed, 19 Aug, 2026

Rose of Tralee: Emotions run high — and there was plenty of craic too on a mighty first night
Rose of Tralee: Emotions run high — and there was plenty of craic too on a mighty first night
The audience fell madly in love with this year's Rose of Tralee contestants, from some top-class fun (let's not forget the spicebag round) to a fabulous woman with alopecia living large

Tue, 18 Aug, 2026

Irish Examiner view: Social media firms must take responsibility for misuse of their platforms
Irish Examiner view: Social media firms must take responsibility for misuse of their platforms
Teenagers were stealing and crashing cars long before social media existed. But platforms such as TikTok may be playing a pivotal role in rewarding such dangerous behaviour with attention

Tue, 18 Aug, 2026

Terry Prone: Meta glasses deal with Vision Ireland smacks of a desperate bid for good publicity
S Terry Prone: Meta glasses deal with Vision Ireland smacks of a desperate bid for good publicity
Vision Ireland CEO's breathless response to the deal is a gift to a product that — up to now — has had some lousy PR

Mon, 17 Aug, 2026

Rose of Tralee: Contestants enjoy grand tour ahead of TV finale
Rose of Tralee: Contestants enjoy grand tour ahead of TV finale
Ahead of the televised finale tonight and tomorrow, the 32 Roses enjoyed everything from a trip to the beach to a whirl around a traditional funfair in Tralee

Mon, 17 Aug, 2026

Elon Musk
Elon Musk’s USAID cuts will cause 4.5m child deaths
‘The Lancet’ report shows that the US DOGE defunding of foreign aid has reversed decades of progress in child health worldwide, writes Dr Suzanne Crowe

Sun, 16 Aug, 2026

Michael Healy-Rae: Danny's actions were 'like a scud missile'
Michael Healy-Rae: Danny's actions were 'like a scud missile'
Former junior minister tells RTÉ documentary on the crisis in the Kerry political dynasty that his brother 'effectively sacked' him

Sun, 16 Aug, 2026

Writing, for all its vagaries and foibles, is easier than putting yourself out there 
Writing, for all its vagaries and foibles, is easier than putting yourself out there 
Writers fear nobody will read what they have written, and that somebody will

Sun, 16 Aug, 2026

JNLR figures: RTÉ radio mainstays take a hit in listeners while Newstalk makes gains 
JNLR figures: RTÉ radio mainstays take a hit in listeners while Newstalk makes gains 
Patricia Monahan, director of audio at RTÉ, described the latest JNLRs as 'encouraging'

Thu, 13 Aug, 2026

Glen Hansard death
Colin Sheridan: Death makes liars of us all — canonising Glen Hansard denies his humanity
Celebrity deaths expose our tendency to romanticise public figures while overlooking the complexity and contradictions that made them human

Sat, 08 Aug, 2026

Gael Linn: Irish language films aiming to make the most of a golden era
Gael Linn: Irish language films aiming to make the most of a golden era
In the wake of the success of An Cailín Ciúin and Kneecap, a number of other Irish language films are hoping to also have an impact on audiences, writes Esther McCarthy 

Fri, 07 Aug, 2026

A newspaper with the headline Good news
Colm O'Regan: Bad news always finds us. Sometimes we have to seek out the good stuff
A few bits of good news. I had to go looking for them. The bad news will find you all by itself

Fri, 07 Aug, 2026

‘The Odyssey’ is a warning about the perils of xenophobia
‘The Odyssey’ is a warning about the perils of xenophobia
Classics expert Lisa Doyle says Homer’s epic poem — and Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster film adaptation — emphasise that disrespecting guests or strangers will never end well

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Kevin Bakhurst assures staff plans to expand RTÉ Cork still in place
Kevin Bakhurst assures staff plans to expand RTÉ Cork still in place
Director general said suggestions plans to expand RTÉ Cork were 'wide of the mark: In fact, I was in Cork yesterday with colleagues looking at possible premises'

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

FILM Nicholson 2
S Terry Prone: It's time to kick the bucket list 
So, when we're about to pop our clogs, we should do a load of ridiculous stuff? Eh? TERRY PRONE calls out the cult of the bucket list and proposes an UNbucket list instead

Mon, 20 Jul, 2026

How Catholic Ireland's legacy still shapes our public toilet problem
S How Catholic Ireland's legacy still shapes our public toilet problem
Marc deFaoite says Ireland's shortage of public toilets reflects a lingering legacy of Catholic-era attitudes and decades of neglect

Thu, 16 Jul, 2026

Mayor of Limerick tells Taoiseach of his concerns for workforce at Aughinish
Mayor of Limerick tells Taoiseach of his concerns for workforce at Aughinish
John Moran wrote to Micheál Martin calling on the Government to ensure Aughinish Alumina workers are 'at the table' amid concerns for 1,000 jobs at the plant

Sun, 12 Jul, 2026

David O'Mahony: ‘Project Hail Mary’ reminds us that, even in our darkest hour, all is not lost
David O'Mahony: ‘Project Hail Mary’ reminds us that, even in our darkest hour, all is not lost
Amid global gloom that even a spectacular World Cup could not alleviate, Ryan Gosling is striking a positive keynote: Hope

Sat, 11 Jul, 2026

Gareth O'Callaghan: Is it finally time for an honest debate about selling RTÉ?
Gareth O'Callaghan: Is it finally time for an honest debate about selling RTÉ?
Gareth O'Callaghan says the broadcaster must confront changing viewing habits and long-term funding questions before public support expires

Sat, 11 Jul, 2026

Newsbrands calls for Government policy to safeguard journalism
Newsbrands calls for Government policy to safeguard journalism
The representative organisation for news publishers in Ireland has increasing concerns around AI and misinformation

Fri, 10 Jul, 2026

Girl playing with a toy crib and teddy bear in a nursery-themed play room
S Jennifer Horgan: What would a museum of an Irish childhood look like?
I hope we commemorate children long gone, and chart brighter futures for children yet to come

Fri, 10 Jul, 2026

Pretty young vlogger recording make up tutorial
Influencers will be curbed under Michael McGrath's new EU Digital Fairness Act
New law is set to restrict promotion of products and services including plastic surgery, gambling, and risky financial products

Tue, 07 Jul, 2026

Wolfe Tones singer Brian Warfield settles 'Liveline' defamation action against RTÉ
Wolfe Tones singer Brian Warfield settles 'Liveline' defamation action against RTÉ
Warfield and then 'Liveline' host Joe Duffy clashed over discussion about the Wolfe Tones song 'Celtic Symphony'

Mon, 06 Jul, 2026

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