With both RTÉ and the FAI embroiled in controversy this year, Colin Sheridan explains how one institution could learn from the other to stay off the naughty step

Sometimes the future can be writ large. So it was for music journalist Jon Landeau one evening in 1974, when he went to a gig in Cambridge, Massachusetts and was blown away. “I saw my rock and roll past flash before my eyes,” he wrote.

Mr Tubridy did not have his contract renewed by RTÉ following the scandal surrounding secret payments made to him, which led to his departure in August.

The former Late Late Show host will start at the station in January 

The Taoiseach’s warning about Ireland losing its influence if it went too far sanctioning Israel was well made. He and the Tánaiste have offered valuable leadership

Newly-released minutes show RTÉ board chairwoman Siún Ní Raghallaigh told its July meeting that no risk assessment had been conducted on the flop stage show

Ryan Tubridy's Virgin radio show airing on local radio in Ireland may be good for a short-term boost in ratings, but it will accelerate the trend which we have seen in Britain, which has seen local radio decimated

While Kevin Bakhurst has manifested signs of incipient vision, it must be even more creative, and not one which includes the constant shedding of staff like scabrous skin, writes Dr Finola Doyle O'Neill

The former Late Late Show host will be back on the airwaves in January

Staff at RTÉ are far from convinced that the strategy outlined by the scandal-hit State broadcaster this week is in the best interests of the public

Media Minister Catherine Martin said 'consecutive governments' had failed to tackle the issue of reforming the licence fee, adding she was determined to be the minister to bring in changes

News that children in a Cork school fell ill last week after vaping gave many readers pause

Figures released in June showed that four of the top ten highest-earners at the broadcaster were executives

RTÉ will cap the pay of top stars, meaning no one will earn more than director general Kevin Bakhurst

Leo Varadkar said that the Government has agreed to additional funding, contingent on 'certain reforms'

The plan is due to be published later on Tuesday after director general Kevin Bakhurst briefs staff on the proposals.

The broadcaster, embattled since the revelations over Ryan Tubridy's pay, had agreed to publish a plan outlining how it plans to overhaul its spending

Mr Deans, formerly Sales Director for Communicorp, has previous experience in print and digital media

Committee chair Brian Stanley said the PAC is imposing a deadline of next Monday for a response from the broadcaster

Memo concerns deal which resulted in presenter Ryan Tubridy being paid €225,000 via cash transfers which RTÉ does not want made public

Letters sent to Culture Minister Catherine Martin reveal the depth of feeling about RTÉ’s spending controversy with one saying they were delighted the 'cesspit' in Montrose had been exposed

Leo Varadkar said 'there will still be a lot of people who would refuse to pay and resent paying' the household media charge mooted to replace the TV licence fee

Media Minister made the comments to the chairman of Coimisiún na Meán which has taken on the functions of the former Broadcasting Authority of Ireland

Retired commandant Ray Cawley asks what happened the footage sent each day to RTÉ by Tom McSweeney

The invite states that the keynote speaker at the event is former Chair of the RTÉ Board Moya Doherty

The sold-out conference is being held at the Lyrath Hotel in Co Kilkenny tomorrow

Skin-toned tights were not on our Late Late Show bingo card

Separately, RTÉ is refusing to divulge details of its top earners and their contracts to two Oireachtas committees as this could cause “significant industrial relations issues” for the broadcaster.

Twitter, now rebranded as X, is among the social media platforms hosting disinformation in the 21st-century version of the age-old propaganda battle for hearts and minds

Minister says she does not want to see compulsory redundancies, as Oireachtas committee prepares to quiz executives again today

Media Minister Catherine Martin confirmed the Government would be providing the national broadcaster with €16m in interim funding in early December

At Oireachtas committee hearings earlier this summer about hidden payments to Ryan Tubridy, Mr Collins was asked what his salary was and replied that he didn’t know before confirming he believed it was around €200,000 together with a €25,000 car allowance

Tadgh McNally looks at five surprising elements from Tuesday's budget announcement 

 There have been reports of tension behind the scenes of RTÉ’s flagship show

It was a crime against all single men, but particularly against the tongue-tied and the humble in our herd

The Irish Examiner understands flights were booked with sources close to the show saying they could have cost as much as €2,000 or more for the Kerry native

The local heroes from 887 towns, villages, and urban areas are celebrating tonight as — win, lose, or draw — they are recognised at the annual Tidy Towns awards ceremony

Alongside the Toy Show and the Valentines' special, the country music episode is one of the big hitters for the Late Late which only adds to the pressure.

The scale of the problem, as highlighted in the ESRI report, is compounded by the way online gambling platforms relentlessly target younger and more vulnerable people 

The Irish Examiner has learned that Ms Martin brought four officials to the golf showpiece between Europe and the USA

Executive producer Jane Murphy has left the flagship show, having overseen its relaunch this year

Media Minister Catherine Martin says that RTÉ can expect no more than €16m in additional funding in Tuesday’s Budget, with any further funding dependent on receiving a comprehensive future strategy for the broadcaster.

The Irish justice system came under pressure on Tuesday as barristers went on strike and gardaí refused voluntary overtime 

Latest annual Irish Customer Experience (CX) report once again shows credit unions are country's most trusted company