Minister urges transparency on RTÉ stars' pay

RTÉ must deliver a “maximum level of transparency” in relation to how much it pays its stars like Ryan Tubridy and Ray D’Arcy, Communications Minister Denis Naughten has said.

Minister urges transparency on RTÉ stars' pay
Thu, 24 Aug, 2017 - 10:09

By Daniel McConnell

RTÉ must deliver a “maximum level of transparency” in relation to how much it pays its stars like Ryan Tubridy and Ray D’Arcy, Communications Minister Denis Naughten has said.

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