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Andrew McGinley says he accepts but does not understand RTÉ's reasoning, and that his appearance on The Late Late Show was to be "absolutely love-filled." McGinley was due to appear on The Late Late Show on October 8 to launch As Darragh Did, one of the three initiatives launched in memory of his three children.
Career with BRAC International BRAC is a development success story, born in Bangladesh and expanding into 10 other developing countries in Asia and Africa. It spreads anti-poverty solutions making it a global leader in providing opportunities for the world’s poor. BRAC was founded in Bangladesh in 1972 by Sir Fazle Hasan Abed, and is today one of the top leaders in developing cost-effective, evidence-based poverty innovations in extremely poor, fragile and post-disaster settings. BRAC started its first programme outside of Bangladesh in Afghanistan in 2002 through its Dutch registered Stich...
RTÉ’s Liveline was the subject of a complaint to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BA) after one listener alleged that presenter Joe Duffy had “criticised and denigrated President Trump”. The person complained about the June 4 broadcast of the Radio 1 show, which featured an interview with former US Ambassador to the UN and member of the US Democratic Party Samantha Power. He said that the segment amounted to a “party-political broadcast on behalf of the Democratic Party which lasted for 45 minutes without interruption.” He also claimed that “the presenter criticised and den...
Tipp FM Text 083 311 3311 General Commercial Communications Code The General Commercial Communications Code deals with advertising, sponsorship, product placement and other forms of commercial promotion. This code came into effect on the 1st of June 2017. Click here for more info… Code of Programme Standards The main aims of the Code of Programme Standards is to promote responsible broadcasting and to advise viewers on the standards they can expect from broadcasting services and to enable viewers and listeners to hold broadcasters to account in the event they believe that a bro...
Updated / Thursday, 7 Jan 2021 17:52 RTÉ will carry a public statement and apology A sketch about God on the RTÉ New Year's Eve Countdown Show, intended as satire, did not comply with RTÉ's own standards and broader regulations, the organisation said today. In a statement, RTÉ said its Editorial Standards Board found that the sketch did not comply with several provisions. These included Section 39 (1) (d) of the Broadcasting Act 2009 and the BAI Code of Programme Standards in relation to material that causes "undue offence". It also did not comply with provision of Principle 5...