This week: RTÉ revelations, Shelbourne’s price tag, Lynn’s conviction
This week we have extensive coverage of RTÉ, as well as an exclusive Red C poll that shows a much-needed bump for Sinn Féin
Dear reader,
It has been another week of controversy for RTÉ but this time Catherine Martin has brought the problems to the government’s door.
The Green media minister’s extraordinary intervention on RTÉ on Thursday has escalated the tensions between government and the national broadcaster.
Cónal Thomas has fresh revelations which are sure to ensure the matter stays on the political agenda into next week.
As part of our coverage of the biggest story in the Irish media sector for some time, Killian Woods gets inside the RTÉ boardroom as the events unfolded and Daniel Murray gets insight into what it all means for the future funding model.
Elsewhere, Marion McKeone and Colm Lauder look at two very different problems facing the commercial property markets in the US and Ireland.
Michael Lynn’s conviction last week is digested by Ian Guider as he profiles a poster boy of the Celtic Tiger’s roguery.
Read this week’s edition in our e-reader including Connected, Property Plus and Arts & Living
Our technology and innovation editor Charlie Taylor analyses what chip designer Nvidia’s $2 trillion valuation means for Intel’s growth in Ireland.
Charlie has also put together another super issue of Ireland’s only dedicated technology magazine Connected, focusing on Belfast’s booming scene.
The latest Business Post Red C poll is published this weekend, showing a small bounce back for Sinn Féin, but the government stagnating.
And finally on the two year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Vincent Boland appraises how Putin has had a good start to 2024 and what Europe must do to ensure it does not continue.
Thanks for reading,
Daniel McConnell
