Tag: Media
Meet the AFL-Bound Global Star Captivating TikTok Audiences
Discover the latest sensation in the AFL world, whose popularity on TikTok is breaking records and capturing hearts across the globe.
When Headlines Never Switch Off, Audiences Start Tuning Out
Irish audiences still trust many publishers, but nonstop alerts and platform-driven delivery are making more people avoid the news.
Sanctions Pressure Mounts as Aughinish Exports Raise Fresh Questions
EU sanctions scrutiny over Aughinish Alumina has intensified, putting State oversight and supply-chain accountability under renewed focus.
Wildfire Escalates on Slievenamon as Flames Reach Coillte Forest
A wildfire on Slievenamon has spread into Coillte forest in Tipperary, prompting precautionary action and intense public interest.
RTÉ Reset: Redundancy Drive, Rising Surplus and Tough Questions Ahead
RTÉ’s annual report shows 300-plus redundancy applications, a stronger surplus and renewed scrutiny over costs, pay and reform.
Storm of Scrutiny as Aughinish Coverage Sparks Fresh Political Row
A political row over Aughinish Alumina has sparked fresh debate in media Ireland about accuracy, scrutiny and trust in fast-moving coverage.
Kin Roars Back as RTÉ Sets a Darker New Chapter for...
RTÉ has confirmed Kin will return for a third series in 2027, marking a major boost for Irish drama production.
Shockwaves After ITV Sale: Why Irish Viewers Could Feel the Change
Sky’s ITV takeover could reshape viewing rights, competition and advertising dynamics for broadcasters and audiences in Ireland.
When Deadline Drama Turns Sports Coverage Into Art
The Irish Times highlights how elite sportswriting blends deadline pressure, analysis and style into some of the strongest journalism in Irish media.
How Much Public Media Expansion Is Too Much?
As RTÉ expands digitally, Ireland faces a bigger question: where should public service media stop and commercial competition begin?
