Irish General Election Opinion Poll
Posted on Monday July 24, 2017

Fine Gael has topped the latest Sunday Independent opinion poll. The Kantar Millward Brown poll gives the party 30% support, while Micheal Martin\\\\\\\'s Fianna Fail drops to second place with 29% of the vote. Sinn Fein have 20% support. Independent Candidates have 13%, with smaller political parties getting 10%.

news, politics, ireland, fine gael, fianna fail, sinn fein, labour, green, pbp, solidarity, social democrats

European Rugby sold to BT Sports
Posted on Tuesday July 04, 2017

sport, bt sport, eir sport, eir, rugby, european cup, challenge cup, broadcasting

Interviews from a Job-seekers Perspective
Posted on Friday July 01, 2016

Anyone who's every been long enough unemployed knows what it is like to be on the other end of an interview. No one should be surprised when employees stay in a company for more than 5 years, the fear of putting yourself on the line for a new job is better left to people actively seeking employment. Many people might say that they hate their job but you can be gaurenteed the same people hate job hunting just as much. We take a look at 5 questions that will put off the most seasoned job hunter. Each of these question are straight forward but to are not good questions to ask at an interview. It also depends on the wage that you are offering. If its a part time position to my mind you have no real reason to ask these 5 questions and if the position is for under 15euro.

lifestyle, jobs, interviews

Sky Ireland
Posted on Thursday June 29, 2017

Sky News is to set up a new Sky News Bureau in Dublin. Darren McCaffrey from Co. Fermanagh, and currently Sky's Political Correspondent, will take on the role of Dublin Correspondent. Sky state that this is to show their commitment to Irish Viewers. Darren will be joined by a dedicated crew to cover Irish breaking news stories as they unfold.

entertainment, art, broadcasting, sky, sky news

RTɠto review Gender Pay Gap
Posted on Monday July 24, 2017

Following from the release by the BBC of their top earner Irish public service broadcaster has come under increase pressure to release their top 10 earners for 2015. The last list was announce in for 2014 in that year. RTɠwill move to release those figure early, while they have also said that a full pay review between male and female employees will take place to insure equal pay. They have also released details of employee pay for 2015, showing an average wage of 57,000 per employee.

reviews, rte, bbc, broadcasting, tv, radio