While the globalised industry has been busy consolidating its interests here the Government is doing little to help Irish television culture

Pace of change accelerates in a television industry trying to ‘future-proof’ itself

Portugal v France match was shown on both channels as part of sub-licensing deal

Telecoms group appoints senior Montrose executive as MD of Eir TV and Eir Sport

CV includes high-ranking management positions with some of biggest names in international TV industry

Television MD Glen Killane says there is ‘huge appetite’ for more historical drama

Hundreds of thousands are expected to take part in events commemorating 1916

1916 drama series is not perfect but ‘people are discussing it’, says Glen Killane

RTÉ’s 1916 commemorations include a large-scale public event on Easter Monday, and historical perspectives from Michael Portillo, Joe Duffy and the Rubberbandits

Rugby World Cup a ratings winner for TV3 with one million watching Ireland vs France

‘Rebellion’ could return for second run in 2018 as part of plan to step up production

For its big-budget drama based on the 1916 Rising, the broadcaster has turned to the Finnish director Aku Louhimies, who can bring a new perspective to Irish history

Funding pressures have turned Irish television into a groansome brand-fest

Friday night’s broadcast was most watched programme of the year, figures show

‘The High Hopes Choir’ and ‘Rachel Allen’s Coastal Cooking’ sold to UKTV

Glen Killane tells Cork Film Festival producing drama is ‘still bloody expensive’

Here are some of the potential candidates for the most important job in Irish broadcasting

Line-up features Rubberbandits on 1916 and ‘strong and articulate’ women presenters

Over 250 delegates to attend event which is the brainchild of former Web Summit executive producer Lesley O’Connor

In a competitive television market, the channel needs its big investments to work

Ray D’Arcy, Rachel Allen, Bob Geldof and new army recruits destined for RTÉ One

Show watched by ‘everyone in the television business’ is still part of its plans

Head of RTÉ TV Glen Killane talks ‘Love/Hate’, budget squeezes and digital viewing

The likes of Dave, Challenge, TLC and E! might seem peripheral, but their share of viewing all adds up

The broadcaster will use its on-demand player to premiere more programmes

Glen Killane warns of programme cuts if the broadcaster’s future funding is not secured

Broadcaster promises ‘fizzing’ Late Late Show and ‘explosive’ Love/Hate

New season includes portrait of ex-Taoiseach and return of serial killer

‘Made for TV’ singer Imelda May has also been lined up to host a music series for RTÉ

Production company owned by incoming RTÉ One controller seeks public views

The broadcaster chooses head of independent television company Animo for key role

The broadcaster will advertise the role after the British executive joins BBC Worldwide

RTÉ head of television says €85,000 payout saved an ‘absolute multiple’ in the long term

RTÉ defends decision to pay €85,000 to John Waters and Iona Institute members

Stars give their take on Season 4

Channel to step up its focus on the under-35s and take more risks

‘Quirke’ and ‘Amber’ join drama line-up, new comedies set for RTÉ Two

Magazine endured “challenging year” in a turbulent print market, broadcaster says

New children’s channel RTÉjr launched

The expanded RTÉjr will bring stories, song and dance to the under-7s