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Podcast
fromIrish Independent
3 days ago

Ray D'Arcy to return to broadcasting with new podcast

Ray D'Arcy launches a new weekday podcast featuring conversations with family and friends following his October 2025 departure from RTÉ Radio 1.
Podcast
fromIndependent
5 days ago

My money: 'I have a state pension instead of a private pension - I lost a lot in the financial crash'

Ronan Collins retired from RTÉ after 46 years on air, ending his tenure as presenter of The Ronan Collins Show, one of the station's longest-running programmes.
fromIndependent
2 months ago

From space flops to revenge albums: A look back at the biggest pop culture moments of 2025

It was the year when Oasis finally gave us the reunion everyone wanted, 'that' couple from the Coldplay kiss cam felt the wrath of the social media morality police and the Musk/Trump bromance fell apart Meanwhile in Ireland, RTÉ radio gets a seismic shake-up, including Joe Duffy hanging up his headphones, Samantha Mumba is a sore loser - and Traitors Ireland gets the whole country talking.
Television
fromIrish Independent
4 months ago

Kieran Cuddihy confirmed as new 'Liveline' host - and RTE share details of radio schedule shake-up

Newstalk presenter moving to RTÉ, confirmed to be taking over the 'Liveline' spot Staff at Newstalk were informed last night of his departure RTÉ share details of schedule shake-up, which sees traditional programme timeslots shifted The Irish Independent reported earlier Cuddihy was in pole position for the gig after he left Newstalk, where he presented The Hard Shoulder, to make the move to Montrose. RTÉ confirmed the appointment this morning in a statement which also included details of a programme schedule shake-up.
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Miscellaneous
fromIrish Independent
5 months ago

'Passionate advocate for our languague and culture' - broadcaster and writer Manchan Magan dies aged 55

Manchán Magan (born 1970, Donnybrook, Dublin) died; he was a broadcaster, travel-documentary maker, Irish-language advocate, columnist, radio presenter, and author.
Television
fromIrish Independent
5 months ago

Broadcaster and writer Manchan Magan dies aged 55

Mr Magan, a Dublin-born documentary-maker, broadcaster and Irish-language author, has died after producing acclaimed TV and radio programmes and writing several books.
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