Shocking resignation at RTE as Siún Ní Raghallaigh steps down from chair position amidst revelations. Chaos unfolds at the Irish media powerhouse! 📺
Amidst a flurry of controversy, Siún Ní Raghallaigh has announced her resignation as the Chair of the Board of RTÉ. The sudden departure follows the approval of an exit package for Richard Collins, sparking outrage and confusion. Media Minister Catherine Martin found herself in the midst of a storm after initially denying knowledge of the approved package. RTE Director-General Kevin Bakhurst expressed deep regret over Ní Raghallaigh's decision, highlighting the turbulent times within the organization.
Siún Ní Raghallaigh's resignation comes in the wake of additional exit packages for former Director of Strategy Rory Coveney, adding fuel to the fire of discontent. The chaos at RTE has intensified with the revelation that the minister had been misled regarding the approval of previous exit packages. The Irish media landscape is rocked by the sudden departure, leaving many questioning the governance and transparency within RTE's leadership.
Despite the turmoil, Siún Ní Raghallaigh's decision to resign sheds light on the internal strife at RTE. The departure marks a turning point in the organization's leadership, signaling a need for accountability and clarity. As RTE grapples with the aftermath of Ní Raghallaigh's resignation, the media industry in Ireland braces for further developments and potential reforms to address the underlying issues.
Catherine Martin said it has emerged that board approved exit package for Richard Collins despite initial denial.
“It is with deep regret that I share with you the announcement by Siún Ní Raghallaigh of her decision to resign as the Chair of the Board of RTÉ tonight. Her ...
Ms Ní Raghallaigh said that while she had told the minister she was aware of the two most recent exit packages for former Director of Strategy Rory Coveney and ...
Siun Ni Raghallaigh has resigned as chair of the RTE board. The sudden departure followed revelations that media minister Catherine Martin was seeking a ...
The sudden departure followed revelations that media minister Catherine Martin had been “misinformed” about the approval of an exit package for a former RTE ...
RTE has been left in chaos after the shock resignation of Siun Ni Raghallaigh as chair of the board.The sudden departure followed revelations that Med.
By Cillian Sherlock, PA. Siun Ni Raghallaigh has resigned as chair of the RTE board. The sudden departure followed revelations that media minister Catherine ...
Media Minister Catherine Martin accused the chair of failing to tell her she approved a golden handshake for an executive. Ms Ní Raghallaigh resigned just ...
Donegal woman had long career in broadcasting and production before becoming chairwoman of RTÉ in 2022.
The sudden departure followed revelations that media minister Catherine Martin had been “misinformed” about the approval of an exit package for a former RTE ...
Resignation follows media minister Catherine Martin's comments on RTÉ's PrimeTime programme.
"This morning, in a communication through my officials, it was made known to me that the package for Richard Collins went before the Renumeration Committee so ...
Director-General, Kevin Bakhurst, said that Siún Ní Raghallaigh made her decision to resign as the Chair of the Board of RTÉ last night.
Ms Ní Raghallaigh said it is now “abundantly clear” she no longer has the confidence of the Media Minister.
While in the post, she has dealt with the fallout of the Ryan Tubridy payment scandal, and further controversy about exit payments in more recent weeks. 15.
Siún Ní Raghallaigh, in a resignation statement, said it was 'abundantly clear' that she no longer had the confidence of Media Minister Catherine ...
THE CHAIR OF RTÉ's Board has resigned, after Media Minister Catherine Martin failed to express confidence in her. Martin last night asked to meet Siún Ní ...
Siún Ní Raghallaigh, who was appointed chair of the RTÉ board in 2022, has become the latest casualty in the public fallout within RTÉ.
Minister for Media Catherine Martin has reiterated her position that led to last night's resignation of RTÉ chairperson Siún Ní Raghallaigh.