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Media Minister Catherine Martin indicates the State will pay for external RTE review

Minister Martin briefed Cabinet on Tuesday morning about the ongoing pay scandal that has engulfed the national broadcaster

Dublin Live

RTE points finger at former Director General Dee Forbes amid payments scandal

Interim RTE Deputy Director General Adrian Lynch revealed no member of the station’s Executive Board other than Ms Forbes could have known that Tubridy’s figures were wrongly declared to the Dail and the public

Dublin Live

Staff tear down picture of Ryan Tubridy in Dáil canteen after 'disgraceful' RTE pay scandal

One source told the Irish Mirror how disgusted they are with their former radio pal and how the pictures of ‘Tubs’ won’t be lasting long in Leinster House.

Irish Mirror

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RTE payments scandal: Main points as Dee Forbes in the firing line and Ryan Tubridy 'no wrongdoing'

According to the statement, the report found no illegalities and no "wrongdoing on the part of Ryan Tubridy" in relation to any undisclosed payments made by RTÉ

Dublin Live

Two €75k payments made to Ryan Tubridy through barter company were described on invoices as “Consultancy Fees”

The detailed analysis also shows RTE had a “contractual obligation” to pay the former Late Late Show presenter the additional fees once a third-party commercial deal underwritten by the broadcaster fell through.

Irish Mirror

Dee Forbes in the firing line and Ryan Tubridy 'no wrongdoing': 8 main points from RTE statement explained

According to the statement, the report found no illegalities and no "wrongdoing on the part of Ryan Tubridy" in relation to any undisclosed payments made by RTÉ

Irish Mirror

RTE ‘contractually obliged’ to make 75,000 euro payments to Tubridy – report

An investigation found there was a contractual obligation to pay Mr Tubridy, who was not named, two amounts of 75,000 euro in excess of his contract.

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RTE executive says only former DG would have known salary figures incorrect

Ms Forbes, who resigned as director general of RTE on Monday, was not consulted on RTE’s statement.

The Independent UK

RTE says ex-Director General Dee Forbes was the only one who could have known Ryan Tubridy's published pay was wrong

A bombshell report found no illegalities and Ryan Tubridy 'did not do anything wrong' as Dee Forbes is placed in the firing line once more

Irish Mirror

RTE claims only Dee Forbes had 'all the necessary information' in Ryan Tubridy payments scandal

RTE's Deputy Director General Adrian Lynch said in a statement that the payments controversy is a "serious breach of trust" and unreservedly apologised

Dublin Live

RTE's mammoth 3,000-word statement on Ryan Tubridy payment scandal IN FULL as they say 'no illegality' found

"I, as Deputy Director General, on behalf of the RTÉ Executive, would like to again apologise unreservedly."

Irish Mirror

Public trust shaken by RTE revelations, says Irish premier

Leo Varadkar said wrongdoing at the broadcaster must stop.

The Independent UK

More than 100 staff protest at RTE: 'There shouldn't be any special people in this organisation'

Chair of the RTE Trade Union Group, Stuart Masterson, said anyone who had involvement in the undisclosed payments had to appear before the Oireachtas committees

Irish Mirror

RTE staff call for ‘root and branch reform’ during protest

The Government has ordered an external review into governance and culture at the broadcaster.

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Irish Mirror

'RTE is a dead duck after the Ryan Tubridy pay scandal - the public will never trust it again'

Tubridy was receiving secret cash payments to the tune of €345,000 via a mysterious account to make up the difference and ensure he wasn't at a financial loss.

Dublin Live

RTE staff 'let down and betrayed' as they demand reform amid Ryan Tubridy pay scandal

The protest saw staff members from across the organisation air their frustrations and call for clarity following revelations of undisclosed payments to Ryan Tubridy

Irish Mirror

Screen Producers Ireland demands urgent meeting with RTE officials in the wake of payments scandal

Screen Producers Ireland CEO Susan Kirby said members are "dismayed at the revelations" about Ryan Tubridy's salary

Irish Mirror

Catherine Martin implies State will pay for RTE probe as Minister weighs in on Patrick Kielty fee

Minister Martin briefed Cabinet on Tuesday morning about the ongoing pay scandal that has engulfed the national broadcaster

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Irish Mirror

Ray D'Arcy says RTE payments scandal is a 'terrible mess' as he confirms pay cut

The radio and TV host joined Claire Byrne and Joe Duffy in making his salary public

The Independent UK

RTE ‘must not squander’ chance to reveal full facts about Tubridy payments

A staff protest is being held at RTE over the spiralling controversy.

The Independent UK

Independent film and TV firms ‘gravely concerned’ about RTE governance

Screen Producers Ireland said the broadcaster needed to ‘ensure transparency across its operation’.

Irish Mirror

Gardaí confirm they are not investigating RTÉ payments issues at this stage

The matter is set to be examined by a Government-ordered review, but gardai have told The Irish Mirror that officers are not investigating any issues connected to it yet

Dublin Live

RTE's highest paid stars disclose salaries as payments scandal rumbles on

It came as Dee Forbes sensationally quit as the national broadcaster’s director general on Monday

Dublin Live

Charlie Bird's wife Claire recalls her reaction after he told her burial plan

The former RTE correspondent is battling motor neurone disease and previously revealed he wants to be laid to rest on the island of Inis Oirr

The Independent UK

‘As much as possible’ of report into Tubridy payments to be published by RTE

The board has committed to publishing the report into the 2020-2022 payments, but does not into the 2017-2019 period.

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