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Cork council hits out after Ryan Tubridy's weekend broadcast cuts into popular 96FM show - Vimarsana News

Cork council hits out after Ryan Tubridy's weekend broadcast cuts into popular 96FM show

Tubridy broadcasts a weekly mid-morning show in London and is also presenting a dedicated Irish weekend show across the Wireless Ireland station network

The Gist: Coimisiún na Meán go off the rails - Vimarsana News

The Gist: Coimisiún na Meán go off the rails

The Irish State announced its new plan to build a porn preference register for most of the EU, amongst other mad things. This is the Gist.

Source: thegist.ie
'Extend TV food ad ban to 9pm to protect children,' Cork TD says - Vimarsana News

'Extend TV food ad ban to 9pm to protect children,' Cork TD says

Colm Burke, TD, Fine Gael’s health spokesperson, said that further restriction of the advertising of high-fat, high-salt, and high-sugar (HFSS) ...

Extend TV ban on advertising junk food and drinks to 9pm to curb childhood obesity – Burke - Vimarsana News

Extend TV ban on advertising junk food and drinks to 9pm to curb childhood obesity – Burke

A ban on the advertising of junk food and drinks on television should be extended past the current 6pm watershed to 9pm in an effort to curb childhood obesity, according to Fine Gael TD Colm Burke.

Abba founder's judicial protest against BA is not in party's name, says secretary - Vimarsana News

Abba founder's judicial protest against BA is not in party's name, says secretary

Abba’s secretary-general distances party from founder Ivan Grech Mintoff after citing his role as party leader in a judicial protest filed earlier this month against the Broadcasting Authority