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Michael Clifford
SMick Clifford: Ivan Yates plays the victim while stamping on integrity of the media
Ivan Yates to take aim at podcast co-host Matt Cooper at Oireachtas committee today
Ivan Yates to take aim at podcast co-host Matt Cooper at Oireachtas committee today
Former Fine Gael minister was dropped from a podcast after previously-undisclosed role in presidential election was revealed

Wed, 19 Nov, 2025

Technology stock
Safety charity urges parents to be cautious when buying smart devices for children
Devices can expose children to risks such as scams, grooming and sexual content, warns CyberSafeKids

Mon, 17 Nov, 2025

Tim Davie resigns
Enda Brady: Panorama’s Trump clip sparks BBC’s biggest crisis in decades — and a call for radical reform
The Panorama editing scandal has triggered a leadership collapse, a Trump lawsuit, and a reckoning for a broadcaster long seen as untouchable

Sat, 15 Nov, 2025

Classic radio tuner panel close-up. Black background
S Gareth O'Callaghan: The enduring magic of radio as RTÉ unveils new presenters and a new era
RTÉ’s new schedule prompts veteran broadcaster Gareth O'Callaghan to reflect on why radio remains a timeless, intimate companion woven into Irish daily life

Sat, 15 Nov, 2025

Could this be a sexual revolution? No, it's RTÉ Radio 1's new schedule
S Could this be a sexual revolution? No, it's RTÉ Radio 1's new schedule
Launching a schedule of such magnitude on Ireland’s most-listened-to station is a huge gamble, but the early signs are encouraging, writes Gareth O'Callaghan.

Mon, 10 Nov, 2025

Presidential election faced online threats amid sustained attacks on democracy worldwide
Presidential election faced online threats amid sustained attacks on democracy worldwide
Unwary voters could easily be incited to act on the basis of plausible misinformation spread online via social media, write Ciarán O’Connor and Edel McGinley

Mon, 10 Nov, 2025

Muslims in Ireland 'living in fear of far-right extremists'
Muslims in Ireland 'living in fear of far-right extremists'
Government 'must act on hatred' as gardaĂ­ increase focus on extremism amid alleged intention by a violent right-wing group to bomb a mosque

Mon, 10 Nov, 2025

My Wedding Day with Orla NĂ­ Fhinneadha: 'The ceremony was as Gaeilge and my local priest married us'
S My Wedding Day with Orla NĂ­ Fhinneadha: 'The ceremony was as Gaeilge and my local priest married us'
'We got married on February 21, 2020 — just about three weeks before the covid lockdowns'

Sat, 08 Nov, 2025

Ivan Yates and the great 'podgate' row is a distraction from the real issues facing us
Ivan Yates and the great 'podgate' row is a distraction from the real issues facing us
The breakup between Ivan Yates and Matt Cooper is a standard 'dead cat bounce' — what are they distracting us from now, asks PR guru Paul Allen 

Thu, 06 Nov, 2025

Fury in Fianna FĂĄil over Ivan Yates' involvement in presidential campaign
Fury in Fianna FĂĄil over Ivan Yates' involvement in presidential campaign
Party refuses to answer questions about hiring Ivan Yates to provide training to its presidential candidate, Jim Gavin

Mon, 03 Nov, 2025

DEATH Clough 11
Data Protection Commission beware: Poachers aren't always the best gamekeepers
The Public Appointment Service's decision to hire a Meta defector creates a lot of pitfalls, argues Cianan Brennan

Mon, 03 Nov, 2025

Big Tech defector Niamh Sweeney may be a vital asset for Data Protection Commission
Big Tech defector Niamh Sweeney may be a vital asset for Data Protection Commission
Despite the Irish Council for Civil Liberties' complaint, a former colleague writes that the former Facebook/Meta executive could be a powerful asset for the regulator

Mon, 03 Nov, 2025

Technology Stock - Social Media
Mick Clifford: Simon Harris should weigh his words about immigration more carefully
In the social media age we must speak carefully on topics about which a flood of misinformation is already being used to stir up outrage

Sun, 02 Nov, 2025

Halloween lets us get scared in a safe sort of way
Halloween lets us get scared in a safe sort of way
Halloween presents lots of commercial opportunities — and there is massive demand for a bit of a scare 

Fri, 31 Oct, 2025

Oireachtas committee
No presenter in RTÉ will earn over €250k a year by January 1, director general vows
Kevin Bakhurst argued salaries of over €500k have already been brought 'down to under the level of what the director general earns'

Wed, 29 Oct, 2025

Last Tango in Parish: Marlon Brando's Cork movie could finally be released 30 years on
Last Tango in Parish: Marlon Brando's Cork movie could finally be released 30 years on
Nearly 30 years after Divine Rapture collapsed in Ballycotton, producer Barry Navidi plans to resurrect the Marlon Brando film that bankrupted him

Sun, 26 Oct, 2025

Man watching TV, lying on sofa, legs on table
'Dodgy box' sellers face paying damages of hundreds of thousands of euro following court hearing 
Three people fail to appear in court where judge granted permanent injunctions that they cease all copyright infringing activities 

Fri, 24 Oct, 2025

WhatsApp fined 225 million euro by Irish data protection commissioner
'Outrage' as former tech giant lobbyist appointed to Data Protection Commission 
Privacy experts and digital wellbeing activists say appointment 'reflects a concerning level of disregard for EU law'

Fri, 24 Oct, 2025

Migrant accommodation
Regulator 'in contact with several online platforms' over Citywest rioting
CoimisiĂșn na MeĂĄn seeking 'to understand the measures' social media platforms took in relation to the incident

Wed, 22 Oct, 2025

Tipping The Scales of Justice
Sarah Harte: New law doesn't go far enough to rebalance free speech rights
The new Defamation (Amendment) Bill 2024 is a crushing disappointment because the bar for taking a case in Ireland remains too low, and it will continue to facilitate vexatious actions by people, parties and organisations who wish to silence and bully others, writes Sarah Harte

Wed, 22 Oct, 2025

Louise Burne: If this was Humphreys’ last chance, she didn’t take it
Louise Burne: If this was Humphreys’ last chance, she didn’t take it
The final debate between Catherine Connolly and Heather Humphreys lacked fire, offering voters little new insight ahead of polling day

Wed, 22 Oct, 2025

Race to the Áras: Humphreys and Connolly decry Citywest violence during final debate
Race to the Áras: Humphreys and Connolly decry Citywest violence during final debate
The final televised debate, hosted on RTÉ’s Prime Time, saw the two candidates face off ahead of polling day on Friday

Tue, 21 Oct, 2025

Book extract: Jack Lynch's TV broadcast that broke the mould
Book extract: Jack Lynch's TV broadcast that broke the mould
In an extract from ‘I’m Glad You Asked Me That: The Political Years’, Terry Prone recalls her husband Tom Savage helping Jack Lynch pull off a media masterstroke in 1977

Tue, 21 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
Louise Burne: Connolly is still the election favourite — but don’t write off Humphreys yet
Despite complaints about the repetitiveness of media debates, you can't rule out one of the candidates being dealt a fatal blow during Tuesday's 'Prime Time' showdown

Sun, 19 Oct, 2025

File Pics Gerry Ryan Inquest Begins Today 10/12/2010.
Gareth O'Callaghan: Fifteen years on, Irish radio is still trying to replace Gerry Ryan — and failing
Fifteen years after his death, Gerry Ryan’s raw honesty, empathy, and irreverence still define what great Irish radio should sound like

Sat, 18 Oct, 2025

Mommy's Comfort (series)
GardaĂ­ warn that children as young as five are being targeted online for sexual exploitation
GardaĂ­ have identified over 100 Irish child victims of online sexual abuse this year as AI fuels new forms of exploitation

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

Graham Norton show new deal
Graham Norton's TV pay packet tops €2.79m
Irish chat show king's income from 'The Graham Norton Show' works out at over £116k (€133k) per episode 

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

Irish Examiner gets nine nominations in Irish Journalism Awards
Irish Examiner gets nine nominations in Irish Journalism Awards
The Irish Examiner was nominated in the podcast category, video journalism category and columnist category, among others

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

Catherine Conlon: Joe Wicks's Killer Bar has achieved what no stuffy science report can do
Catherine Conlon: Joe Wicks's Killer Bar has achieved what no stuffy science report can do
Joe Wicks might not be a nutritionist, but he's got consumers thinking about the health impacts of food — why is that a bad thing?

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

Joe Brolly attends the game 17/3/2024
Heather Humphreys hits out at Joe Brolly's 'misogynistic' gesture
'I will stand up for mná na hÉireann against that type of intimidation,' candidate says as podcaster apologises for 'childish, crude, and inappropriate gesture' 

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

RTE Radio One new schedule
RTÉ pulls Kieran Cuddihy from Late Late Show as he is still under Newstalk contract 
Major shakeup of RTÉ Radio One's weekday schedule comes amid shock departure of Ray D'Arcy and planned exit of Claire Byrne

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

Ray D’Arcy's departure raises question of 'what', not 'who', should replace him
Ray D’Arcy's departure raises question of 'what', not 'who', should replace him
Despite predictions of its demise, radio can still play a role in this period of the world's rapid and radical transformation, writes Roddy Flynn

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

Firm of comedian and podcaster, Joanne McNally, increases cash funds almost threefold
Firm of comedian and podcaster, Joanne McNally, increases cash funds almost threefold
Ms McNally is currently adding to her company’s coffers with an extensive solo tour

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

No, Joe Wicks, reading lists of ingredients will not solve our health problems
S No, Joe Wicks, reading lists of ingredients will not solve our health problems
Food fear is the most toxic ingredient of all, and the new breed of supermarket scarers are making a living from it 

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

Budget 2026: Here's what's expected as talks set to go down to the wire
Budget 2026: Here's what's expected as talks set to go down to the wire
Paul Hosford and Louise Burne break down what we are likely to see on Tuesday across each of 12 government departments 

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
Presidential election: Jim Gavin fails to answer questions about failure to register apartment
'I didn’t register it, yeah,' Mr Gavin said. He was also asked about reports that a former tenant of the rental property was not reimbursed rent he had overpaid 

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

An anxious adult man reading bad news on his phone while sitting on a couch
Gareth O'Callaghan: Auden's 'age of anxiety' has never been more relevant 
When it comes to social media, safety and freedom are poles apart, writes Gareth O'Callaghan

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Irish Examiner view: Play a long game for the right answer
Irish Examiner view: Play a long game for the right answer
On issues large and small the requirement now is to over-compensate on communication and consultation

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Whatever happened to shaming people for selling out?
Whatever happened to shaming people for selling out?
Watching 'free speech' advocate comedians falling over each other to make money from a murderous, censorious dictatorship is a new low, writes Joe Griffin

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

US-TECHNOLOGY-META-DISINFORMATION
Presidential election: Facebook and Instagram to ban ads in protest at EU rules
Ahead of Meta's TTPA-related ban, Heather Humphreys has emerged as the biggest spender on the social media platforms of the three presidential candidates

Wed, 01 Oct, 2025

Duchess of Kent funeral
S Terry Prone: Charities should never have dealt with that serial dud, Sarah Ferguson
England’s Duchess of York had a dodgy past — long before the closeness of her links to paedophile and child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein were revealed

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

Colin Sheridan: Patrick Kielty's nod to Jimmy Kimmel rings hollow, thanks to RTÉ's hypocrisy
S Colin Sheridan: Patrick Kielty's nod to Jimmy Kimmel rings hollow, thanks to RTÉ's hypocrisy
Anecdotally, some RTÉ employees feel quietly coerced not to post pro-Palestine content on their own social media. It is, in effect, self-censorship by osmosis, writes Colin Sheridan

Sat, 27 Sep, 2025

TV review: The House of Guinness is all pour, no pint
TV review: The House of Guinness is all pour, no pint
'If it’s pitched as a cross between Succession and Peaky Blinders, then it lacks the comedy of the former and the jeopardy of the latter'

Fri, 26 Sep, 2025

Jennifer Horgan: 'The Traitors' should teach us to lean in to the women we trust
S Jennifer Horgan: 'The Traitors' should teach us to lean in to the women we trust
For a while there it seemed the Mean Girls narrative so prevalent in our lives had taken hold — but the mná overcame it

Fri, 26 Sep, 2025

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