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LIMERICK’S Troy Studios have declined to comment after a letter sent by the studio's chief executive criticised Ireland’s tax cap.

Siún Ní Raghallaigh will attend Oireachtas media committee as broadcaster awaits appointment of director general

Boardroom tensions at RTÉ have spilled out into the open, with directors split over a process to appoint a new €300,000-a-year director-general (DG) to the embattled public service broadcaster.

Ireland lost out on several major international TV and movie projects last year because of the current tax regime covering the sector, the boss of Ardmore and Troy studios has told government ministers.

Meetings took place between studios like Marvel and Lucasfilm and Minister Catherine Martin and Tourism Ireland.

Saturday sees some downtime before Sunday’s big event.

LIMERICK has been announced as the first ever Irish host of a 2023 major global event, with the news arriving during the night from Los Angeles, California, USA...

Progressive tax measures, high-quality studio and stage facilities, and a strong local talent and skill pool has seen Ireland’s screen industry thrive, allowing billions of viewers to see our country and the knock-on effects for tourism have been huge, writes Padraig Hoare

Film In Cork's Rossa Mullins makes the case for Cork's inclusion in a new regional tax incentive scheme. If it's not included, Cork will lose film and series productions, he warns.

THE Goverment has appointed the former CEO of Limerick-based Troy Studios as the new Chairperson of the Board of RTÉ. Siún Ní Rag...