Marty Morrissey car

RTÉ sports commentator Marty Morrissey has apologised after admitting to accepting the “informal” use of a car in return for being a master of ceremonies at ...

The station's popular sports correspondent confirmed he was given a car by Renault back in 2017 after he was asked to host a number of functions for the car manufacturer. In a statement, he said: "In the interests of openness and transparency, I would like ...

Marty Morrissey has apologised for not declaring use of a free Renault car and declared it an “error of judgement”.

Sports presenter Marty Morrissey has apologised for an "error of judgement" in relation to an "ad hoc" arrangement with Renault in which he had the use of a ...

The station's popular sports correspondent confirmed he was given a car by Renault back in 2017 after he was asked to host a number of functions for the car ...

RTÉ GAA broadcaster Marty Morrissey has confirmed that he is the staff member who had the use of a sponsored car for over five years.

RTÉ interim deputy director general Adrian Lynch told the Oireachtas on Wednesday that a staff member had been given a car on loan for five years and returned ...

Marty Morrissey said he got the car while doing interviews with GAA 'personalities' at Renault garages.

RTE sport presenter Marty Morrissey has apologised for an "error of judgement" after admitting he was the staff member who had the loan of a Renault car for ...

The sports commentator said he returned the car to Renault on Friday, June 23rd.

Politicians in Leinster House are speculating wildly about other RTE stable stars who may be enjoying the perk of an unsanctioned car.

The senator whose questioning of RTÉ management at an Oireachtas committee this week led to controversy and speculation over the loan of a car to a staff ...

Fianna Fáil Senator Timmy Dooley has said that RTÉ GAA commentator Marty Morrissey was “unfairly and unnecessarily” pulled into the RTÉ pay controversy at ...

RTE GAA commentator Marty Morrissey has issued a public apology for accepting the free use of a car for five years. The broadcaster was last night revealed ...

He will also commentate on tomorrow's All-Ireland hurling semi-final and on Sunday's All-Ireland camogie quarter-final.