‘My name is Aisling’: Woman wins battle to name man who raped her when she was a child
Aisling Vickers tells her story: 'I don’t want to be called a victim any more'
Bibi Baskin: ‘I would like to meet more than four people in the next 12 months’
Broadcaster, hotelier and motivational speaker on how she intends to do nothing from now on
Ray D’Arcy: ‘My dad was in the Army, had nine kids and drank a lot’
The broadcaster says his working-class roots make him crave security and fear failure
Oliver Callan: ‘I was a perfect candidate for exploitation’
‘I came out to someone, and it was used as a controlling mechanism against me’
Larry Gogan obituary: ‘He was the greatest ... Simple as that’
The radio DJ with a voice ‘as smooth as a billiard ball’ will live long in the collective memory
Hold the mic: How Gay Byrne ruled the radio waves
Radio show arguably even more important catalyst for change than The Late Late
Pop culture in Ireland was always divided between North and South
Shaping cultural identity formed part of the reason Raidió Teilifís Éireann was established
The Ryan Line is open: Gerry Ryan burns up the airwaves one more time
To mark 40 years of 2FM, RTÉ resurrected the broadcaster in electrifying fashion
Riyadh Khalaf: ‘Homophobia begins from a lack of education’
Youtuber’s videos about growing up gay in Ireland have racked up 45m views. Now he’s written a book
Profits up at Kathryn Thomas’s media firm
Accounts for Aquarius Productions show rise of €37,288 in 12 months to end February
Larry Gogan leaves 2FM: Ageless DJ’s golden hour is over
The much-loved, open-minded broadcaster moves to RTÉ Gold at the end of January
Lavinia Kerwick: 'My life in my 20s and 30s was absolutely destroyed, taken away'
The 1991 rape survivor on the long-term effects of the attack and why it is time to speak out
Sean O’Rourke boxes clever as Brexit rematch turns bitter
Presenter proves hell hath no fury like an economist scorned, as Volt fails to impress Moncrieff
Widow of man who died after attending GP with chest pain gets €800,000 settlement
Woman secures High Court settlement over death of father of three who attended Drogheda GP
U2’s first booking agent David Kavanagh has died aged 62
The music promoter’s agency had represented Christy Moore and Thin Lizzy
Philip Boucher-Hayes glibly rejects vegan diet and ideology
TV Review: ‘What Are You Eating?’ is ultimately antagonistic towards veganism
Operation Transformation: 10 years on do we still need it?
Amid a glut of dodgy online dietary advice, the show’s simple message has real value
Cleantech firm Airsynergy scoops major technology award
Company takes home top prize for renewable energy tech at ceremony in London
2fm has more daily listeners than Today FM for first time in seven years
Communicorp stations make audience gains, while Radio 1 is hit by summer slump
Boys in green and blue: the Irish at Brighton
The Seagulls, led by former Republic stalwart Chris Hughton, are back in the top flight
‘We’re not as far from Magdalene days as we’d like to believe’
‘Eclipsed’ tackled abuse in laundries in 1992. The original cast are set to read it at Galway
Not much to sink your teeth into with Nicky Byrne and Jenny Greene
Radio review: 2FM duo stick to cheeky banter and Second Captains tog out for RTÉ’s first team
Ian Wilson on why RTÉ needs to ‘take chances, be ahead of the curve, be a leader'
He steered Dave Fanning and Gerry Ryan to fame and helped devise ‘Mrs Brown’s Boys’, but as he prepares to leave RTÉ, producer Ian Wilson chides the national broadcaster for being risk-averse
‘We locked ourselves in a toilet and spoke to Gerry Ryan’
Broadside: Almost 20 years ago in New York Garry Hynes became the first woman to win a Tony award for directing. It was some night for one night
Revenue sheriff sues RTÉ over Gerry Ryan Show comments
Patick J Cusack claims a plumber accused him of seizing goods from the wrong house
Pat Kenny: ‘I’m not sensitive to criticism anymore’
As he gets an IFTA lifetime achievement award, Pat Kenny talks about work, fame and being an underdog again
Philip Cairns: ‘A ring of people have protected this case’
DJ Gareth O’Callaghan does not believe Eamon Cooke played part in boy’s disappearance
Tubridy slips back into slot at mothership
Morning radio is getting a shake-up, with Ryan Tubridy back at RTÉ Radio 1
Ryan Tubridy returning to morning slot on RTÉ Radio 1
Tubridy states he has ‘mixed emotions’ about leaving 2fm after five years
Whistleblower makes new Ansbacher claims
Document not circulated to PAC members as committee told allegations were outside its remit
PAC cannot examine Ansbacher evidence
Parliamentary legal team say issues raised by Ryan are outside remit of committee
Men on death row . . . and the Irish women who write to them
What makes someone start up a correspondence with a prisoner, and what do they hope to get out of it? Four Irish women who regularly write to inmates tell their stories
Punchestown: Speechless Gaybo left in shade by savvy Kathleen
Under starter’s orders – Hail gets punters racing for tented village and light refreshment
Radio: Blessed are the meek? Not when it comes to bossing the airwaves
Review: Anton Savage, on Today FM, and Rick O’Shea, on RTÉ 2FM, get off to slow, uncertain starts in their new slots
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