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No role for NUJ in Irish referendum campaign
The NUJ will play no part in the Fiscal Treaty referendum campaign in the Republic of Ireland.
Dublin venue chosen for IFJ world congress
Dublin has been chosen to host the World Congress of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) in 2013.
Irish High Court rejects Lowry defamation action against Sam Smyth
The High Court in Ireland has rejected of a bid by Independent TD Michael Lowry to seek a summary ruling in a defamation case over comments made by journalist and NUJ member Sam Smyth.
NUJ charities benefit from "crass stunt" by Irish Mail
A stunt by the Irish Mail on Sunday that deceived customers into believing it was the Sunday Tribune, following the paper’s closure, has backfired.
Future of local news in Ireland will be determined by quality
The NUJ in Ireland has warned regional newspaper publishers that only a renewed commitment to journalism can save local titles.
Irish Referendum Commission responds to NUJ letter
The Referendum Commission in Ireland has responded to a letter sent to it by the NUJ's Irish Secretary, Séamus Dooley.
Confidentiality of sources may be at risk in Ireland
The NUJ's Irish Secretary has written to the Chairman of the Referendum Commission seeking clarification of the implications for journalists of the 30th Amendment to the Irish Constitution.
Irish BDC condemns cuts and seizure of journalistic materials
During the morning session of the Irish Biennial Conference on Saturday, delegates condemned the latest BBC cuts and highlighted in particular the threat to 70 Belfast job and attacks on local radio.
Greenslade and President debate future of media in Dublin
The Guardian commentator Roy Greenslade and NUJ President Donnacha DeLong took part in a lunchtime seminar on the future of new media during the NUJ Irish Biennial Conference.
Sam Smyth awarded costs in Lowry defamation case
The Circuit Court in Ireland has granted journalist and broadcaster Sam Smyth legal costs against Deputy Michael Lowry following the NUJ member's successful defence of a defamation action against him.
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