Matt Cooper: I’m an only child. I’ve always been conscious of not having brothers or sisters
The journalist and broadcaster on his middle name Raphael, visiting Belfast in the 1970s and his experience as an only child
The journalist and broadcaster on his middle name Raphael, visiting Belfast in the 1970s and his experience as an only child
The breakfast host seems to court listeners who once complained about the PC brigade but now prefer to decry the woke mob
Conversations with Parents podcast with Jen Hogan
The temperature is rising in Leinster House: telltale signs of a late November election are mounting, despite the denials
The former Fine Gael minister displays little loyalty for his old party during his snap analysis of Leo Varadkar’s shock resignation as Taoiseach
Parenting in My Shoes: ‘In terms of life, whether it’s politics, media, business, I firmly believe you have no legacy...Your family is your only legacy’
State’s main opposition party - consistently topping opinion polls - is tinkering with its stances on tax and foreign policy as it seeks to present itself as a party of Government
Noel Kelly Management seeks sponsor for new podcast with Today FM presenter as host and former minister as pundit
A warm welcome from the Church of Ireland has helped me relish religious diversity in Britain
An Irishwoman’s Diary
Hugh Linehan: The era of moguls has run its course; European conglomerates have arrived
Radio: Cuddihy is skilled and energetic, yet his Newstalk show seldom hits the mark
Controversy over 2FM presenter’s dropped discussion seems down to poor judgment
The Deceived is part of TV station’s new season with Charlton and other documentaries
Broadcasting authority says ex-presenter’s comments were ‘in line with audience expectations’
Newstalk’s morning host’s unguarded admission underlines his good mood, while his opinionated colleague retires with honesty
At home on radio, Yates was provocative without tipping into gratuitous offence
Radio review: The chipper presenter barely referred to the pandemic this week
Joe Duffy can’t believe his luck – er, sorry, ears – when callers splutter about Normal People
Sombre Newstalk host rediscovers irreverent persona for on-air prank, while Morning Ireland highlights the perils of shopping
He assures us he can broadcast from home. Some may not see that as an upside
Yates doesn’t so much grill politicians as turn them over an open fire on a spit roast
Broadcaster relieved at return of family home, and plans to step back from media
Kenny may be out of step with the restive public mood, but his interviews are memorable
Audience data shows late broadcaster helped RTÉ Radio 1 make gains in fourth quarter
On coalition: ‘Once they see after the issues we are talking about in Kerry.....we will talk to them’
Interview: FF deputy leader 'not being complacent', but tipped to top Mayo poll
Postmortem the order of the day as ghosts of 2019 continue to reverberate
Inside Politics: Once things calmed down, the leaders made some substantive contributions
TV review: Leo Varadkar is the weakest link in a game show-style political contest
Fianna Fáil leader probably emerged the narrow winner, mixing emotive argument with calm authority
McDonald dismisses Martin’s assertion that such a move would be unconstitutional
Kathy Sheridan: Ask hard questions but beware of dangers of change for sake of change
Pat Kenny to moderate Virgin Media One head-to-head between FF and FG leaders
Radio review: Newstalk host has comparatively quiet week while Mary Wilson chips away at political guests
RTÉ will be keeping a tally of its costs, while Virgin Media won't want to displace Love Island
Review: Every radio show has filler, but Ciara Kelly has had the trowel out a lot recently
The contrast between RTÉ’s obvious disdain for Lyric and indulgent attitude toward 2fm sent out a deeply negative signal
Premier Sports brought the band back together for their first midweek game
Radio review: For nearly two decades, she has reigned supreme in a coveted weekend slot
Radio review: Sometimes ‘excessive self-admiration’ is justified, says Newstalk presenter
The point of a strike is to disrupt and that’s what young climate activists achieve
Radio 1’s Liveline reclaims second spot, while 2fm signals plans for more video streaming
The condition is triggered by exposure to a Swedish girl who doesn’t want the world to end
Erstwhile TV host brings a light touch to Newstalk stint as Lorenzo and Brexit rage on
2fm has ‘soft’ quarter amid revamp, while Muireann O’Connell gains listeners at Today FM
Presenter helms discussions on drugs and Boris Johnson, as Ivan Yates gets crash course on cocaine
Marriage equality and abortion votes carried only because of Catholic support
Presenter brings her own experiences to charged exchanges on Liveline, while Ciara Kelly shows her bedside manner in bleak conversation
He hits the right note for early silly season. At his best he is entertaining on-air company
Radio review: Her tale of forced adoption sounds like the stuff of fiction but is all too real
Presenter’s attempt at sparking divorce debate allows for rigorous, if alarming, critique of contemporary society
Ratings are higher when they ‘get the blood up a bit’, say Virgin Media election hosts
Tech entrepreneur’s prickly on-air performances muddy his message about Ireland’s corporate regime
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices