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NUJ slams Irish media commission
29 September 2020: In reacting to the ministerial announcement today, the union has criticized the terms of reference and composition of the commission
NUJ criticise inaction on media crisis in Ireland
28 September 2020: In a statement to mark World News Day the union has criticised the delay in establishing a new media commission
Irish commission welcomed as NUJ demands prompt action to rescue media
15 June 2020: The union has long been campaigning for a strategic review of the media industry in Ireland
From Health Crisis to Good News - A recovery plan for the news industry in Ireland
4 May 2020: The NUJ in Ireland has published a call for a recovery plan for local and national media.
Irish government must address Iconic newspapers' behaviour
30 April 2020: One of Ireland's largest newspaper groups has laid off journalists, made editorial staff compulsory redundant and temporarily shut newspapers
Coronavirus crisis no justification for restricting media questions, says NUJ
3 April 2020: There is no justification for limiting the ability of the media to question ministers directly or change long standing protocols in Ireland
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
