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Full coverage: Media

RTÉ: Forbes the only member of the Executive Board who “could” have known Tubridy’s public salary was wrong

RTÉ interim director general Adrian Lynch says what occurred was a “breach of trust,” but there was “no illegality.” RTÉ also says Ryan Tubridy did nothing wrong.

T. Lyons and R. Cooney
27th Jun, 2023 - 7 min read

RTÉ’s engineering of secrecy: Anonymous “consultancy fees” and an account “outside” normal controls

RTÉ has made public the initial forensic accountants’ report into top-up payments to Ryan Tubridy, detailing the complex steps taken to keep them hidden, and the facts that can't be recalled.

T. Lyons and R. Cooney
27th Jun, 2023 - 8 min read

RTÉ probe will stretch back 15 years as Forbes leaves questions dangling

Grant Thornton will investigate payments to top RTÉ presenters going back to 2008, including the statement by resigned director general Dee Forbes that she didn’t know about pre-2020 hidden fees to Ryan Tubridy.

T. Lyons and R. Cooney
26th Jun, 2023 - 3 min read

What did suspended Dee Forbes know about payments to Tubridy and did she approve them?

By suspending its top executive, the board of RTÉ has confirmed that she is at the centre of ongoing investigations.

T. Lyons and R. Cooney
23rd Jun, 2023 - 4 min read

Minister and RTÉ trade unions request meetings with board over growing pay scandal

When RTÉ staff were facing pay cuts, slashed allowances and voluntary redundancies, the broadcaster's most highly paid presenter was getting secret salary top-ups. The trade unions have called this a "breach of trust" and are looking for answers.

T. Lyons and R. Cooney
22nd Jun, 2023 - 2 min read

Scandal of RTÉ’s disclosure of secret payments to Tubridy raises many questions

We now know that the State broadcaster's highest-paid presenter in fact received more than €500,000 for each of the past six years once unofficial payments are factored in. How was the practice allowed for so long and why did RTÉ's governance leave it undetected?

T. Lyons and R. Cooney
22nd Jun, 2023 - 8 min read

“The last of the big newspaper beasts”: Golden age of the press ends as ad man steps down

Gerry Lennon is leaving his management role at Mediahuis after more than 40 years in the newspaper business. The quintessential ad man, who once combed Dublin’s Capel Street looking for furniture shop business, became one of the most successful figures in Irish media.

Tom Lyons
21st Jun, 2023 - 13 min read

“Like any technology revolution, it will be a decade-long evolution and navigation will be the art form”

AI such as GPT-4 will enable cheaper, more ambitious movie special effects, says Framestore’s William Sargent. He sees this as another step in the evolving world of knowledge-based jobs.

John Reynolds
14th Apr, 2023 - 3 min read

Faking Hitler: The 1980s forged Diaries and the biggest media scandal of post-war West Germany

Diaries alleged in the 1980s to have been written by Adolf Hitler portrayed him as knowing little about the ongoing Holocaust. This was the main clue that the notebooks were fake.

Fergal Lenehan
17th Mar, 2023 - 7 min read

TG4’s next move: “We were set up to be something small, something nice, but that is not going to work”

Alan Esslemont is at the helm of TG4’s ambition to build status for the Irish language and halt Ireland’s transition to a monolingual state. A Scottish national, he is a determined figure and his big idea is already coming to fruition.

Rosanna Cooney
30th Jan, 2023 - 5 min read
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