John S Doyle’s voice is instantly recognisable as the presenter of ‘It Says In the Papers’ on Morning Ireland. Doyle has written a book, part memoir, part nature log, of a transformation of soggy land in Sligo into a wood and a home.
Streamer is rethinking some of its core strategies to compete with rivals, write Jessica Toonkel and Ben Fritz, The Wall Street Journal.
The RTÉ Investigates programme uncovered poor care practices at two nursing homes. Raw footage from the documentary was sought by Hiqa to determine whether further regulatory action may be required to protect residents.
Spinoff of NBCUniversal and Sky will separate the company’s connectivity business from its film, theme park and streaming operations, write Jessica Toonkel and Gareth Vipers, The Wall Street Journal.
Months after he sold his majority stake in Red Flag, Karl Brophy was first to invest in Morgan’s standalone production company. Big names are now joining him.
Ruadhán Mac Cormaic thinks The Irish Times is "only in the foothills" of online subscriber growth. He talks about digital acceleration, print decline, plus the three most important qualities a modern-day editor needs to have.
In his first major interview, the 44-year-old leading the digital transformation at Tara Street talks about the challenges of a job that consumes him, his days as a serious-minded student editor, and more.
Entrepreneur Niall McGarry has sold his business which he founded only in 2021 to a division of the world’s largest communications group. The deal marks a remarkable comeback for the founder of Joe.
The media is not beyond criticism, but when senior ministers begin questioning coverage without evidence, the balance between scrutiny and influence becomes harder to ignore.
After exposing corruption at the heart of Ireland’s beef industry, Susan O’Keeffe found herself blamed, arrested and discredited. This is her account of what really happened – and what Ireland chose to ignore.
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