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The EU banned broadcasts of the channel on Wednesday as part of a package of sanctions over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Another complaint relating to an on-air jingle on Today FM was also rejected by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
In all five cases, the complaints were made by the same person.
The three complaints were made about shows broadcast on Virgin Media Television.
The authority launched a public consultation on the proposals yesterday.
“When somebody is brought into the studio, the instinct is ‘I must bring somebody with the other viewpoint into the studio as well’. That’s not the case.”
Myers previously described himself as such in describing his issues with the word ‘holocaust’ itself, rather than in denying the genocide of European Jews during World War II.
Kinvara FM is the new community radio station based in the south Galway village.
There were three complaints made in relation to coverage around the 1916 Rising.
A woman complained about a show in which he discussed Muslim students and also the New Years sex attacks in Germany.
A presenter on Cork City Community Radio had suggested that a decision to offer an asylum seeker a university place was unfair to Irish-born families.
The BAI upheld complaints about the presenter’s RTÉ show, and said it could not be considered objective.
FM104′s Phoneshow included comments that Irish-speakers were “nutters”.
The priest went on air to defend an article he had written about Enda Kenny in Alive! newspaper.
The BAI received a complaint over an item on Tubridy’s 2FM show discussing the use of sex toys.
The Psychic, who is in Ireland next month, said he had no knowledge of the complaints and that he makes the show for himself.
The broadcasting watchdog says Denis O’Brien doesn’t “control” Independent News & Media – he just has “a substantial interest”.
The broadcasting watchdog will write to Denis O’Brien’s radio company, “on the subject matter of control and ownership”.
They can’t talk about it, but they can tweet about it. Political parties take to social media to continue campaigning.
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland has published its final report into the RTÉ Prime Time Investigates programme which libelled Fr Kevin Reynolds.
The new Ownership and Control Policy is the blueprint under which authorities will consider whether to block a takeover.
The Authority said a panel discussion of a book on the former Taoiseach’s finances had been “unfair”.
Gallagher’s performance on The Frontline debate was seen as a game-changing moment in the Race for the Áras but he is not happy about his treatment by RTÉ.
The communications minister said an inquiry into the Fr Kevin Reynolds broadcast would establish the full facts of the case.
Gallagher’s performance on The Frontline debate was seen as a game-changing moment in the Race for the Áras.