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This year
2025
Opinion: Are our sporting heroes 'playing it safe' when it comes to their public image?
Paddy O'Dea
Case of man wrongly linked to Parnell Square attack comes before High Court for first time
Last year
2024
McDonald defends Sinn Féin's RTÉ review proposal, says Gaza coverage should be 'gold standard'
Louise Bruton: I'm a Celebrity is back, and the wheels of reality TV keep turning...
Louise Bruton
BBC cancels Boris Johnson interview after presenter Laura Kuenssberg sent briefing notes to him
‘Nightmares of death haunt journalists’: Palestinian photographer on capturing destruction in Gaza
Minister denies giving RTÉ blank cheque with question mark hanging over redundancy payments
Siún Ní Raghallaigh accuses politicians of 'willfully neglecting' public service broadcasting
Julian Assange lawyers: 'This prosecution sets a precedent that can be used against journalism'
The Journal remains one of the country's most popular sources of online news
Elections 2024: We know how the candidates fared but how did the media do?
Steve Dempsey
Broadcaster Paul Byrne settles action against Virgin Media over disciplinary process and suspension
Journal Media shortlisted for 13 Justice Media Awards
Teachers, politicians and journalists - what experts say is needed to teach public about the EU
Bauer Media is buying ANOTHER regional station, this time it south-east's Beat 102-103
International coverage of referendums focuses on 'shambolic' campaign and 'women in the home'
Vice Media to lay off hundreds of staff and cease publishing on its website
Man wrongly linked to Parnell Street attack on social media takes legal action against Gript
Ciaran Mullooly: Younger staff at RTÉ are still livid over the 'crazy fees' of the big stars
Ciaran Mullooly
Irish Independent publisher Mediahuis seeks to lay off 10% of staff through voluntary redundancies
Tom Felle: Toxic language around migration is not unique to Ireland - it's playing out globally
Tom Felle
Media committee to hear defamation cases 'exert chilling effect on free speech'
Dave Fanning files defamation case over publication of news story wrongly linking him to criminal trial
All time
'There is no safe haven': Over 60 journalists killed since start of Israel-Hamas conflict
The conflict is one of the deadliest for journalists in history.
Gardaí put safety measures in place for man wrongly connected to school attack by Gript website
'A serious matter': Varadkar on letter sent to SF over TDs' legal actions
Coalition of press freedom organisations raises concerns with Sinn Féin leader over legal actions
'Novelty' or a guaranteed success - what will it mean to have Tubridy back on the radio?
'A scale of death unknown this century': Over 30 journalists killed in Israel-Hamas war to date
Press Ombudsman calls on politicians to use her office for complaints before legal routes
Dublin city crime: statistics indicate return to pre-pandemic incidence of assault
Disney+ subscription to rise €2 to €10.99 per month before the end of this year
British media watchdog probing GB News programmes over due impartiality rules
Analysis: If RTÉ is to survive this scandal it must focus on public-interest only from now on
Dr Eileen Culloty
Opinion: When it comes to news trust, AI presents both opportunities and risks
Dr Kirsty Park
RTÉ and The Journal remain the most popular sources of online news in Ireland
Vice Media files for bankruptcy protection in the US ahead of sale
'Talented, courageous': Tributes paid after French journalist killed by rocket fire in Ukraine
Fox News fights legal bid by rival media to reveal details of defamation payoff