The Marian Finucane Show will today be a celebration of the late presenter’s career, RTÉ has announced.

A number of journalists working in RTÉ have called on the state broadcaster to cut the salaries of its top presenters and managers immediately.

The proposed cutbacks at State broadcaster RTE are appropriate given a bailout from the taxpayer “would not be a satisfactory solution” according to a Government minister.

The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has described the treatment of a TG4 cameraman at a public meeting on Achill island earlier this week as “deeply disturbing”.

A local authority is to reverse a move to exclude the media and public from policy meetings.

The Irish secretary of the National Union of Journalists, Seamus Dooley, says the political leaders in Northern Ireland now need to step up to the plate or there will be other victims in the future.

The death of a journalist doing their job should not be marked with silence and so Lyra McKee was honoured with prolonged applause and cheers.

The 57-year-old woman arrested this morning by detectives investigating the murder of Lyra McKee has been released unconditionally.

The head of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) in Ireland has questioned the reasons for Ryanair not inviting business reporters to attend its annual general meeting (AGM) next week.

The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has appealed for staff at INM to be supported to continue their work when High Court inspectors begin their investigations into the company’s affairs.

Reports that a Northern Ireland-based journalist has been subjected to a death threat from a loyalist paramilitary group has prompted condemnations across the political divide.

The gender pay gap across the BBC is just over 9% - half the national average - and there is no "systemic" gender discrimination in the organisation, a review has found.

Shares in Independent News and Media (INM) rallied yesterday, after a turbulent week ended with the group announcing a deal for pension scheme members.

Media groups have hailed a decision by the European Court of Human Rights which upheld an appeal by Independent Newspapers regarding a record €1.25m libel payout.

Suicide was the verdict in three of the four inquests at the coroner’s court in Killarney, Co Kerry yesterday and the fourth inquest was held “to allay” rumours in an east Kerry community that the deceased took his own life.

Mid-ranking gardaí are being harassed by online trolls who are circulating images of their family home, their partners, and even their children on social media.

Calls have been made on Michael Lowry to step aside from an Oireachtas committee because of his perceived links to businessman Denis O’Brien.

Transport Minister Shane Ross has said he is “not very happy” at the prospect of being “a lot poorer” due to losing a large part of his pension from Independent News and Media (INM).

A news website at the centre of plagiarism accusations went offline yesterday, less than 48 hours after its owner said the outlet was ‘here to stay’.

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has urged Independent News and Media (INM) pension fund trustees to appeal the company’s plan to close its defined benefit pension scheme to the High Court.

The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has expressed “alarm” at the latest incident in which gardaí forced a Dublin-based photographic agency to hand over images of a protest

A number of reporters attached to Independent News and Media have been told by Gardaí that their safety is at risk from organised criminals.

RTÉ welcomed the clearance from the High Court yesterday to report Dáil debates concerning billionaire businessman Denis O’Brien, saying it sent out an important message to TDs and the media.

A press photographer has died after falling at Andy Murray’s wedding rehearsal.

The National Union of Journalists has strongly criticised the actions of the gardaí in forcing a leading Irish photographic agency to hand over images of a protest outside the Department of Justice in Dublin.

The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland has rejected suggestions that recent rulings “stifled” debate on extending marriage rights to gay people.

The Trade Union campaign to repeal the 8th Amendment gets underway today.

A war of words has broken out between the National Union of Journalists and a long standing member of the union and Broadcasting Authority of Ireland member over the NUJ’s stance on the Mooney Show’s same sex marriage complaint.

The National Union of Journalists has written to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland expressing concern at the BAI Compliance Committee’s decision to uphold a complaint against RTÉ presenter Derek Mooney for "making several statements implicitly and explicitly supporting same- sex marriage".

The National Union of Journalists says it is gravely concerned over plans to merge The Herald and the Sunday World newspapers.

The BBC is facing a fresh threat of industrial action after announcing plans to axe 415 posts to save £48m.

A man convicted of having images of child pornography on his computer has failed in a bid to keep his identity secret.

Secret recordings of conversations between gardaí and journalists about the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder are unlikely to be released to the reporters involved, the Data Protection Commissioner has warned.

The Government is being asked to appoint a Minister for Labour Affairs to the Cabinet.