Tributes are paid to former broadcaster Derek Davis
The 67-year-old has died following a short illness
Tributes have been paid to the former broadcaster and TV presenter Derek Davis, who has died following a short illness.
President Michael D. Higgins said this evening: "his loss will be felt not only by the broadcasting and media community across the island of Ireland but also by so many sections of the public at large."
You asked us your #MarRef questions - here's how the Referendum Commissioner answered
Everything you need to know ahead of May 22 vote
Tomorrow morning, May 14, join us on Newstalk as Taoiseach Enda Kenny will speak to the Pat Kenny Show about the upcoming Same-sex marriage referendum.
This morning on Breakfast, Referendum Commissioner Justice Kevin Cross took listeners' questions on the upcoming referendums, and helped clarify a lot of issues that have been causing some heated debate in recent weeks.
'I felt that I needed to voice my opinion'
Dublin star Ger Brennan explains why he will be voting No in the Marriage Referendum
In this morning's Irish Independent, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan wrote about why he will be voting No in next weeks Marriage Equality Referendum.
The Dublin footballer spoke to The Pat Kenny Show this morning about why he wrote the piece and why he has made his views public.
Love/Hate actor charged over €50,000 hotel robbery in Dublin
Stephen Clinch played Fran's rival Noely in the TV show
Love/Hate actor Stephen Clinch has appeared in court accused of stealing over €50,000 during an armed robbery at the Gate Hotel on Parnell Street in Dublin on Monday morning.
He played the role of Noely, Fran's rival, in the TV series and will be remembered for a graphic prison rape scene in the season five finale.
Kenny Cunningham: 'I wouldn't call Grealish up again'
Former Ireland defender tells Off The Ball his thoughts on player who turned down Ireland call-up
Kenny Cunningham says he would not call up Jack Grealish for Ireland again.
The much-talked about Aston Villa midfielder turned down the chance to join Martin O'Neill's squad for upcoming games, as confirmed by the manager, and Kenny told Off The Ball that it is best to move on without the 19-year-old on a point of principle.
