Radio station 4FM’s The David Harvey Show has had a complaint against it upheld by the broadcasting auth-ority for not challenging racist remarks from callers.

They say you don’t win trophies at Christmas but you do in Munster hockey — and Cork C of I will be hoping a third straight Peard Cup success is the start of bigger and better things to come for them.

Munster swept the boards at the Irish Hockey Awards but it was again Ulster who tasted interpro glory over a breathless weekend in Dublin.

I am glad the suggestion (Jan 17) to lower working hours (from a 5 day week, to a 4.5 day week) to increase employment, is causing ripples.

CORK’S finest are running out of time to catch Catholic Institute, after the Limerick side showed off their clinical short corner conversion ability with a 5-1 win over UCC at The Mardyke on Saturday.

IRELAND senior men’s coach Paul Revington received a deserved early Christmas gift yesterday when he was named as one of world hockey’s best coaches for 2011.

SHOCK, surprise and success on the treble for Tipp.

STAFF at independent television station TV3 have the option of quitting work for six months and then returning to their jobs under a new “leaver” scheme introduced this week.

IT was very encouraging to see on television the uprising of tens of thousands of people in Spain, most of whom seem to be young people.

Police are looking for a New Zealand couple who disappeared after a bank mistakenly put NZ$10m (€4.38m) into their account.

A NEW TV station for Munster went live last night.

THE last time someone was publicly feted on Raglan Road, poor Patrick Kavanagh was smitten and a future US president was in nappies.

THE story is told about the two Scottish footballers who are condemned to death.

Ireland’s newest television station, City Channel, originally aimed solely at Dublin audiences, today announced plans to broadcast in Waterford and Galway.

Review of the year compiled by Niamh Hennessy.

A cable television channel for the greater Dublin area is to broadcast the country’s first ever dedicated Polish programme, it emerged today.

Dubliners will soon be able to tune into to the city’s own local television station to watch home-made programmes on everything from star signs to travel, it was announced today.

BROADCASTER TV3 made its first profits last year after seven years on air.

THE hugely popular RTÉ People in Need Telethon will be held next month for the first time in three years.

Commanche Court was made to struggle to land the odds at Navan this afternoon in the Gain Feeds Handicap Chase to keep his Cheltenham prospects alive.