‘Up until now, I had been unaware of these complaints or the impact of my conduct’

Here’s the best spot to watch Monday night’s parade from, and our picks from the festival’s events

‘You wouldn’t know much about Bram Stoker at the end of it’ – expert says festival a ‘million miles’ from the author of Dracula

Trick or treating may be for the kids, but there are plenty of spooky events for grown-ups

Review: Ireland’s version is like the queue for Coppers: shouty, frantic, embarrassing

Here are the Salty Dog, Soundome, Casa Bacardi, Comedy, Jerry Fish and Trenchtown lineups

Under owners Virgin Media, the media group has invested in news and entertainment, but it still has to ‘cut its cloth’

Antidepressants are a lifeline to many but we still find them hard to discuss, so perhaps it’s about time to talk

Every stage, every band, every slot for this weekend’s festival

Radio review: Newstalk host airs pet peeves, while Miriam hears of liaisons in Luggala

The JNLR survey is out. What does it tell us about our listening habits?

Radio Review: The hosts bring real needle to their Odd Couple routine over cyclist issue

Of Ireland’s more than 7,000 homeless people about one-third are children

Radio review: Porter’s show sounds footloose and carefree. By comparison, Matt Cooper seems out of touch

Mixed picture for Today FM and strong figures at RTÉ Radio 1 in JNLR update

Dublin comedian proves 2016 wasn’t bad for everyone, finishing year on a career high

A stand-up who has seen the darkness talks frankly about depression, sexuality and class

Participants in Geansaí Nollag event up 25% as O’Connell Street lights switched on

How to be a Man: Patrick Freyne talks to comedian Al Porter about being the son of a sergeant, growing up gay and what it means to be ‘manly’

Apart from satirical shows such as Callan’s Kicks, comedy has been a bit ad hoc on RTÉ over the past 30 years. A new radio project aims to change that