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<p>Customers in Doheny & Nesbitts on Lower Baggot St in Dublin watching the Oireachtas TV broadcast of Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly's appearance at the first of two Oireachtas committees. Picture: Niall Carson/PA</p>

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Mick Clifford: Tubs set out to woo the wider public. The next few weeks will reveal if it worked

The Oireachtas provided the forum, but it was the viewing public and his RTÉ colleagues that Ryan Tubridy was really addressing

<p>The revelation comes as RTÉ representatives are to face a third grilling from TDs and senators in seven days on Wednesday. Picture: Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie</p>

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Documents detail agreement between Renault and RTÉ to recreate Late Late Show for VIPs

<p>Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee chairman Brian Stanley said of Mr Tubridy, his agent, and the other invitees: 'Their knowledge of what occurred at RTÉ for years is invaluable.' Picture: Brian Lawless/PA</p>

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Tubridy will be invited to attend PAC, committee chairman confirms

STerry Prone: RTÉ's highest-paid shouldn’t get freebies — they can buy their own

Elaine Loughlin: Looking for the truth in RTÉ payments scandal is like 'nailing jelly to the wall'

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TDs call for Ryan Tubridy to appear before Oireachtas committees

Lottery operator criticised for using unclaimed prize funds for advertising

Operator requested removal of findings days before report went public, after investigation into accounts showed winners failed to claim more than €124m

Thu, 08 Dec, 2022

Mick Clifford: TDs huff and puff, but no An Bord Pleanála apology granted

Politicians gathered at the Public Accounts Committee hoping for a mea culpa from An Bord Pleanála chairman Dave Walsh that was not forthcoming.

Thu, 14 Jul, 2022

Department denies responsibility for checking if people are self-employed

Under questioning from Sinn Féin’s Imelda Munster, Mr McKeon said that neither Social Protection nor Revenue had classed couriers as being self-employed using a single test case in the late 1990s

Thu, 09 Dec, 2021

PAC to seek pay clarity over RTÉ's use of bogus self-employed contracts

'The way this payment was made had to be dragged out of them, TDs told, after broadcaster said previously that the 'details are not made publicly available'

Tue, 25 May, 2021

Children's Hospital won't be ready until May 2024

The €1.7bn project is already ten months behind schedule, and the situation is worsening, the chair of its development board has said.

Tue, 09 Feb, 2021

Tánaiste asks Dáil to approve €483m to assist SMEs

Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar. Photo: Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie

Tue, 30 Jun, 2020

Misuse of PAC process: Self-serving and wrong

Oireachtas members sitting on a Leinster House committee have an opportunity to add value to Irish life and enhance our democratic process.

Fri, 06 Dec, 2019

Meath community in 'absolute shock' after man shot dead outside family home

It is believed the married father's killing is related to the ongoing criminal gang feud taking place in nearby Drogheda

Tue, 05 Nov, 2019

Dublin dominance of FDI site visits receding, figures show

New figures show that the domination by Dublin for IDA-sponsored foreign direct investment (FDI) site visits is on the decline this year.

Tue, 10 Sep, 2019

Patient’s home care request rejected by HSE

A 50-year-old man who wants to return home after spending nine weeks in hospital is unable to do so as the HSE has refused his application for 26 hours of home support a week.

Sat, 20 Jul, 2019

Closure of Dundalk respite centre would see clients travelling across country for care

A campaign is gathering momentum across Louth over the closure of a respite centre that has been operating in Dundalk for 23 years.

Sat, 13 Jul, 2019

Delaney still on payroll, could return despite FAI board agreeing to step down

Ex-FAI chief executive John Delaney is still on the soccer body’s payroll and could technically return to a senior role, despite the entire FAI board agreeing to step down by July.

Wed, 17 Apr, 2019

Delaney ‘stepping aside’ not enough as TDs want ‘clean sweep’ of FAI board

The entire FAI board is facing cross-party demands to quit after politicians insisted that John Delaney’s decision to “step aside” while an FAI review takes place fails to go far enough.

Tue, 16 Apr, 2019

FAI vows to do whatever it takes to get State funding back

The Football Association of Ireland has said it will make whatever changes to its board demanded in order to have its State funding reinstated.

Thu, 11 Apr, 2019

No blows landed as Delaney keeps schtum

They came to disrobe the emperor. They wanted to see the whites of his eyes, how he would manage under their steely gaze.

Thu, 11 Apr, 2019

FAI giving the ‘two fingers’

They came, they sat, they parked the bus.

Thu, 11 Apr, 2019

FAI President confirms decision on John Delaney's new role was made after media queries on €100k loan

A delegation from the FAI, including former chief executive John Delaney, is appearing before the Oireachtas Committee on Transport, Tourism and Sport today.

Wed, 10 Apr, 2019

Treacy declines to say ‘yes’ to having confidence in FAI board

It was hardly a surprise that there were more questions than answers when John Treacy faced the Oireachtas Committee on Transport, Tourism and Sport yesterday, given that the Sport Ireland chief executive had to admit that the body was still in the dark about the reasons for a controversial €100,000 loan from the FAI’s former chief executive John Delaney to the FAI in 2017.

Thu, 04 Apr, 2019