A young girl who was awarded €550,000 after 'tram surfing' on the Luas line in Dublin is afraid to leave her house after abuse from Internet trolls.

It has also been reported that the TV3 show will also be receiving a revamp.

A survey on the use of Irish on radio stations has found that it barely reaches the ‘cúpla focal’.

A school in Dublin is fighting the expansion of a nearby drug and alcohol rehab centre while the Junior Health Minister is defending plans for a proposed supervised drug injecting centre..

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The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) has upheld part of a complaint against a phone-in show on Dublin's 98FM radio station.

The family of a DJ who died a month after a fall at his home have questions about his care, an inquest heard.

90 judges, drawn from the industry in Ireland and Europe, judged 282 hours of submissions from the 700 entries across 37 categories and today they announced the shortlist.

The inflatable two lane 260 foot slide will run from Christchurch Cathedral down the hill towards the quays.

Get ready, Dublin… a giant slide is coming to town.

An alleged Twitter troll has been served with a book of evidence and sent forward for trial accused of bombarding 98fm presenter Jeremy Dixon with threats and online abuse.

An alleged Twitter troll used a series of fake accounts to bombard 98fm presenter Jeremy Dixon with threats, a court has heard.

Lee Keegan has admitted he provoked Diarmuid Connolly prior to the Dublin forward being sent off in last Sunday week’s drawn All-Ireland semi-final.

The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) has issued Dublin radio station 98FM with a warning notice after a 13-year-old girl was interviewed live about young people sending inappropriate pictures of themselves via text message and social networks.

98fm sports broadcaster Darren Cleary has hilariously caught out the popular twitter account of An Garda Síochána today.

The man whose ex-partner accused him of punching her in the face in a viral video this week, has admitted that he did use violence against her.

There’s a limit to what a slightly OCD independent member of the Oireachtas can do on this, writes Alison O’ Connor

Denis O’Brien’s Communicorp radio group is expecting strong revenue growth this year after sharply reducing its losses last year.

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A helpline for teenagers in Dublin received a record number of calls in June, just three months after its state funding was axed.

Dublin City Council said that extra security measures are being put in place at a Ballymun building used by teens to abseil down.

Robbie Keane says he can associate with the opinion of his namesake Roy that fear of losing represents the ultimate driving force in football.

MUSIC NEWS: U2 have revealed they hope to finish their new album by the end of next month, with a release date yet to be specified for 2014.

U2 will release their new album early next year.

An Irish documentary has scooped one of the top prizes at the Sundance Film Festival in the US, known as the Oscars for independent film-makers.

A taxi man has been named Ireland's Charity Hero for 2012.

The government should be forced to live up to its existing constitutional obligations and not distract the issues by holding a referendum.

Today FM presenter Ray Foley is to leave the station to take over the breakfast show on 98FM.

Communicorp has 60 days to inform the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) if it considers the appointment of owner Denis O’Brien ally Leslie Buckley as chairman of Independent News and Media “relevant” to his media holdings.

Boxer Katie Taylor has received a number of offers to turn professional following her historic Olympic gold medal win in London earlier this month.

Denis O’Brien’s 29.9% holding in Independent News and Media does not constitute a controlling stake, according to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI).

Taoiseach Enda Kenny said the Government would consider “cross-ownership” of the media after an escalation in the battle for control of Independent News and Media (INM).

THE first time Teena Gates went to use a treadmill, she could only manage to walk on it for one minute.

She had waited 22 years for her partner to tackle the issue, so last night Dublin woman Martina Connolly used the Ireland and Czech Republic encounter — and the day that was in it — to win a very special and long overdue match.

I was a pretty quiet child.

Thousands are expected to attend this year's Dublin Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender & Queer Pride Festival, which is kicking off today.

RTÉ Radio 1 and 2FM continue to dominate the airwaves as figures show the national broadcaster remains the leader in the battle for the nation’s ears.

POLITICIANS have long lived with the threat of being voted, heaved or impeached from office but could the day be looming when one of them faces the humiliation of being tweeted out of a job?

RTÉ Radio last night paid tribute to the late Gerry Ryan as the latest listenership figures showed he remained a popular host even though his audience fell below 300,000 for the first time in many years.

RTÉ maintained its dominance of the national airwaves during 2009 according to the latest Joint National Listenership Research results, although its pop station 2FM continues to lose audiences.

THE media interests of billionaire entrepreneur Denis O’Brien are not enough to create competition concerns in the Irish market, the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI) has ruled.

RTÉ Radio presenters have turned in a strong performance in the latest Joint National Listenership Research figures with many of the station’s broadcasters growing audiences in the face of strong competition from independent stations.