Organisation: Joint Oireachtas Committee on Communications

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RTÉ Director General calls for changes in TV licence fee as €60m uncollected annually

The Director General of RTÉ has told the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Communications that up to €60m of TV licence fees goes uncollected each year.

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Postmasters demand action to ensure network survives

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Union welcomes Oireachtas Committee move to speak to Vodafone

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Teagasc sheds more than 400 staff since 2008, with another 140 to go

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Further complaint over RTÉ documentary

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Pan-EU suicide helpline held back by lack of funds

RTE planning hike in licence fee

VIEWERS face the prospect of paying more for their TV licence to help offset potential losses of €68 million at RTE.

Sat, 04 Jul, 2009

RTÉ looks to offset ad losses with licence fee hike

RTÉ is seeking an increase in the TV licence fee, despite predictions by the station’s management that it will break even financially this year.

Fri, 12 Jun, 2009

Church broadcasts of Mass to resume

CHURCH radio broadcasts to the sick and housebound are set to resume after they were banned for interfering with air traffic control signals.

Fri, 23 Jun, 2006

Parents fear mobile phone mast may pose threat to schoolchildren

AS PARENTS of pupils opposed to a mast close to their school were meeting last night to discuss their next move, a local senator has raised his concerns over the development.

Wed, 10 May, 2006

Committee to call for phone mast ban near schools

A cross-party Oireacthas committee is to call for a ban on mobile phone masts near schools and playgrounds, it emerged today.

Mon, 27 Jun, 2005

Eircom lose 50,000 customers since June

SINCE the end of June, 50,000 customers have left Eircom as a result of competition in the fixed line telephone market.

Thu, 04 Nov, 2004

Internet providers fail to sign code of practice

A number of internet service providers have failed to sign up to a code of practice aimed at safeguarding children, it emerged today.

Wed, 20 Oct, 2004