Review: ‘Mooney Goes Wild’, ‘Drama on One: Deep’, ‘The Right Hook’ and ‘The Tom Dunne Show’

Body advises that presenters who actively campaign should be absent before referenda

Brendan O’Connor to host new series on channel after five years fronting chat show

Ronán Mullen says same-sex vote could be defeated

Review: Radio 1’s new presenter voices his opinions to bracing effect. The rebooted ‘Media Show’ could learn from such candour

Oireachtas committee hears how Volkswagen will help cover cost of new programme

Presenter says he is ‘hugely encouraged’ by six-figure, 18-month deal ahead of February debut

Review: A good year for Ryan Tubridy, Pat Kenny and Sean O’Rourke. But where are all the women presenters?

From a disco on ice to a trance dance in Trim, here’s a round-up of nationwide events

Review: Canadian finds her voice in RTÉ defector’s old slot, while Pat Kenny loses his cool in a fractious confrontation

Afternoon radio sometimes feels like a sleepy backwater, but D’Arcy’s big move might well shake up that perception

Move to ‘come home’ to the public broadcaster is more about television than Radio 1 slot

NUJ chief Séamus Dooley says letter sent in August by broadcasting authority ‘unhelpful’

Review: The publican’s staff preferences rile the 2FM presenter, as Pat Kenny has a telling chat with Fine Gael’s humbled Seanad candidate

NUJ concerned complaint about lack of same sex marriage opposition on RTÉ show upheld

Broadcasting watchdog says Derek Mooney should have offered alternative viewpoint

It’s bad enough that the soccer agnostics complain incessantly about the soccer tournament, but do we need so many wacky items on air?

Eye on Nature gets several pleas for advice each year, some from bungalow-dwellers whose pebble-dashed gables are blackened at night by slowly undulating hordes of ‘Tachypodoiulus niger’

Quite a debut in ‘82, when they drew 1-1 with hosts Spain, before picking up another point against Northern Ireland

RTÉ Radio 1’s phone-in, hosted by an election-fatigued Philip Boucher-Hayes, is high on opinion but low on coherence. For a quietly devastating talk, tune in to John Murray’s talk with Derry Clarke of l’Ecrivain Restaurant

The Genealogy Roadshow and the No. 16 bus

The RTÉ presenter’s usual quirky cosiness gave way to sympathetic space for an outsider’s tale, while a garda whistleblower yielded a timely documentary

The sports presenter brings a new degree of inanity to the ‘Mooney’ slot on RTÉ, but Tom Dunne’s move to night time has helped the Newstalk presenter find his rock ’n’ roll voice again

People swallow the party line more in rural areas - Fine Gael TD

The uneven tone of Colm Hayes’s show on 2FM echoes his station’s dilemma

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The most visceral reaction to the death of the late British PM was a bolt from the bland