As female journalists gather this weekend for the Women in Media conference, Marjorie Brennan wonders why there are so few female voices on our radios.

Cork GAA legend Seán Óg Ó hAilpín started his new year in style yesterday, marrying his long-time love in Cork.

Wedding bells rang in the new year for two of the GAA’s fiercest sporting rivals — both Seán Óg Ó hAilpín and Paul Galvin will be tackling 2016 as married men.

The stars are coming out tomorrow night for this year’s Irish Film and Television Awards – and what a line-up it is.

I have always been a natural yapper. I grew up with three boisterous brothers, two older and one younger, there are only seven years between us. 

RTÉ has once again seen significant falls in year-on-year audience figures, with tens of thousands of listeners tuning out in comparison to 12 months ago.

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Kerry GAA star Paul Galvin is as well known for his daring and trendy style as his football skills — and, to prove his fashion prowess, he is about to launch a menswear clothing range for Dunnes Stores.

"I'm looking forward to getting back on radio and that will be in four weeks time,"

They are a staple of most women’s wardrobes, yet two-thirds of us struggle to find the perfect pair of jeans. Deirdre Reynolds tests the latest, body-con pair to see how they shape up.

Fashionista footballer Paul Galvin has revealed he is working on bringing out his own clothing label.

Happy the bride the sun shines on, an old saying goes, and so it was yesterday for a radiant Hilary Stephenson who married Kerry footballer Kieran ‘Star’ Donaghy between the wintry showers in Waterville.

Alan Hughes, TV presenter/panto star

To mark Dublin Fashion Festival, five resident movers and shakers tell Deirdre Reynolds what gives the city its edge.

Radio star Louise Duffy has revealed how the fame of her GAA boyfriend Paul Galvin initially made her reluctant to date him.

A harbour town in Co Cork is to extend its anti-street drinking exclusion area to combat so-called “bushing” by gangs of youths.

High winds and heavy rain have battered the country overnight, resulting in dangerous driving conditions for motorists in many parts.

With temperatures expected to plummet to minus ten degrees tonight, gardaí are appealing to motorists not to take the car out unless they have to.

Roads in many parts of the country remain in a treacherous condition this morning following adverse weather overnight.