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RTE faces insolvency by early spring if it does not receive a bailout along with a failure to cut costs.
It's forecast the broadcaster will have a 61 million euro hole in its finances over the next two years as a result of a drop in the number of households paying the TV licence fee.
Representatives appeared before the Public Accounts Committee this morning.
Director General Kevin Bakhurst outlines what costs it will have to cut in order to help it stay afloat:
One In Four Young Men Unclear On Consent As Schools Urged To Widen SPHE Education
The WeConsent campaign found 16 per cent of young men between 18 and 24 weren't sure what consent means.
Garda Warning: Don’t Hand Over Cash For Electric Picnic Tickets
Many people are scrambling to get last minute tickets.
Report: COVID-Positive Resident Left In Room With 16 Others At Craddock House Nursing Home In Naas
There were also major infection control breaches, including expired cleaning products, unclean urinals, and poor segregation of soiled linen.
New Report Reveals How Naas Hospital Broke Rules On Waiting-List Funding
On disclosure, Naas hospital suspended all NTPF insourcing initiatives.
Irish Peacekeeping Role In Lebanon Faces Key UN Vote Ahead Of Mandate Expiry
The current mandate is due to expire on Sunday.
School Secretaries And Caretakers Set To Strike As Talks Stall
Discussions are paused for now, and the union has been asked to remain available for further talks this evening.
BAM Under Fire As Contractors Halve At Children’s Hospital Site
MacNeill won't confirm if there will be further delays, but says the work isn't being done in a "logical and sequential way":
FAI Launches Voluntary Redundancy Programme Amid Restructure Plans
The organisation's aims are to modernise how Irish football is delivered to align with its future objectives, to accelerate internal culture change and introduce specialist skillsets.
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