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NUJ seeks crisis forum on Corona threat to media jobs in Ireland
21 March 2020: The NUJ's Irish Secretary warned many journalists in Ireland are fearful for their livelihood as a result of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
Irish journalists are working flat out in challenging circumstances - the media needs support, says NUJ
20 March 2020: At a time when the public is dependent upon quality journalism, the media industry is in turmoil
Local News Matters - Celebrating & supporting local journalism
13 March 2020: Week after week journalists at local papers and radio stations cover the stories and amplify the local voices that would not receive that attention otherwise
Local News Matters - Local newspapers do matter. Period.
9 March 2020: In Ireland, newspapers not only provide the stories local readers want; they reflect the community they represent
NUJ disappointed at RTÉ appeal against retirement judgment
9 January 2020: The union has expressed grave disappointment at the decision of RTÉ to appeal the determination of the Workplace Relations Commission in favour of an NUJ member who had challenged enforced retirement on the grounds of age.
NUJ shocked at BAI decision on Communicorp
20 December 2019: Union expresses "grave disappointment" at BAI decision
Commission on Irish public service broadcasting must have a broader remit, says NUJ
10 December 2019: Séamus Dooley, Irish Secretary said a commission limited to public service broadcasting would be a “missed opportunity for a strategic review of all aspects of the media in Ireland”.
NUJ backs Irish congress pay strategy
3 December 2019: Congress calls on unions in the private sector to seek pay increases ranging between 3.5 per cent and 4.5 per cent for 2020
NUJ welcomes investigation into Communicorp Ban
17 November 2019: Speaking at the NUJ delegate conference in Dublin Séamus Dooley defends journalists and journalism
Dublin vigil to mark the murder of Jamal Khashoggi
16 October 2019: Vigil outside the Saudi Arabian Embassy on Monday 21 October
