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An RTÉ legacy pension scheme generated returns equivalent to the public broadcaster’s entire commercial revenue last year – and is on course to grow a significant surplus into the future. But how?

2021 was a record-breaking year for the Irish film and television industry and it is set to heat up even more with hundreds of millions of euro being invested in new studio space. But how can the indigenous industry thrive in a changing world?

The Claire Byrne Live show on the rise of Sinn Fein felt like the last gasp for a dying formula in the coverage of public affairs. Younger generations aren't interested in the lowest common denominator.

The decision in the UK to ban betting companies from sponsoring Premier League teams is another reminder that Ireland is still waiting for a regulator with teeth.

The betting company will sponsor RTE's coverage of the Ireland team's World Cup qualifiers. Why?

Múirne Laffan left RTÉ in 2017, looking for the next big thing. Then she came across Noa, which has partnered with The New York Times, The Economist, The Harvard Business Review, and more. Laffan discusses why she backed the audio article production start-up and the future of media.

Larry Bass is the CEO of production company ShinAwiL and a board member of Screen Ireland. Aside from TV, Bass is heavily involved in Ireland’s soccer scene. He is Chairman of Cabinteely FC and was recently appointed to the FAI’s Finance Committee.