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fromIrish Independent
9 hours ago
Media industry

The Indo Daily: RTE and Newstalk go to battle as Claire Byrne takes the hot seat

Claire Byrne’s return to Newstalk initiates intensified competition between RTÉ and Newstalk as broadcasters recalibrate to win listeners in a shifting attention economy.
fromIrish Independent
5 months ago
Media industry

The Indo Daily Extra: Montrose woes - Claire Byrne leaves RTE, taking Pat Kenny's Newstalk slot

Claire Byrne will leave RTÉ later this year to take over Pat Kenny's show, triggering major schedule changes at RTÉ and Newstalk.
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#ryan-tubridy
fromIndependent
1 month ago
Miscellaneous

Darragh McManus: Ryan Tubridy casts his net wide with move to YouTube and TalkSport, but will he land the next big gig?

fromIndependent
1 month ago
Miscellaneous

Darragh McManus: Ryan Tubridy casts his net wide with move to YouTube and TalkSport, but will he land the next big gig?

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US politics
fromIndependent
4 months ago

Declan Lynch: 'Monday's Liveline was full of callers trying to roll back the damage done. This time it was about autism'

John King’s calm, dispassionate reporting is seen as problematic amid aggressive politics, and he gave two Irish radio interviews related to stage shows.
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fromIndependent
4 months ago

Today FM's Paula MacSweeney: 'After I lost a fallopian tube I was worried I'd never be able to have another baby'

Paula MacSweeney balances a busy Today FM radio career with parenting three young children, eloped to New York with her partner, and appreciated the Covid lockdowns.
fromIndependent
4 months ago

'After I lost a fallopian tube I was worried I'd never be able to have another baby' - Today FM's Paula MacSweeney on family and work

Today FM broadcaster Paula MacSweeney on juggling parenting three young children with a her busy radio career, eloping to New York with her partner and why she loved the Covid lockdowns
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fromIndependent
5 months ago

Ian Dempsey: 'I do jump out of bed at half four in the morning and I'm quite happy to do that'

Ian Dempsey began in radio at five and has hosted a national breakfast show since the 1990s, confronting imposter syndrome and grief.
London politics
fromIrish Independent
8 months ago

'I will miss it so badly' - emotional Joe Duffy recounts Liveline highlights and teases future plans

Joe Duffy reflects on his 27-year career with Liveline, emphasizing its social impact and the importance of new voices for the program's future.
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