Aoife MacEvilly is suddenly struck by something when she’s asked by The Currency to pose for some pictures. “I’m afraid I might be blending with the corporate colours,” says one of the big hitters at media regulator Coimisiún na Meán. Then she walks out into the late September sunshine on Dublin’s Shelbourne Road, in front of the building where more than 300 people are now employed at the fast-growing watchdog. And it’s true – MacEvilly is wearing a two-tone brown dress that blends right into the signage. After a 90-minute interview, she’s still on message. But the message is changing…

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