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NUJ condemns the indiscriminate killing of a journalist
19 April 2019: The National Union of Journalists has condemned the indiscriminate killing of a journalist while reporting on rioting in the Creggan area of Derry last night.
NUJ ethics council supports University Times coverage of hazing in Trinity College Dublin
25 March 2019: NUJ defends the professional standards of The University Times
NUJ bid to clarify RTÉ contracts
12 December 2018: The newsroom chapel is asking for a review
NUJ calls for global protections for freelance workers
5 December 2018: The union's Irish Secretary warned that global social justice cannot be achieved without stronger legal protections for freelance and precarious workers across all sectors.
NUJ welcomes Irish cancellation of Saudi conference event
18 October 2018: Union called on IBEC to cancel its Dublin event and welcomed its prompt reaction
NUJ marks O’Hagan anniversary with renewed call
28 September 2018: In Belfast today Martin’s branch will meet, as they did on the fateful Friday he was murdered and will again discuss threats to freedom of expression.
Media watchdog role would be undermined by ban on photographs in Ireland
18 September 2018: Irish justice minister says he is "favourably disposed" to introducing legislation to make it an offence to photograph Gardaí
Join the NUJ at the High Court, Belfast in solidarity with Barry McCaffrey & Trevor Birney
6 September 2018: Show solidarity with NUJ members in Northern Ireland
NUJ statement on Landmark acquisition by Irish Times
10 July 2018: Séamus Dooley, Irish Secretary, welcomed the commitment of the new owners to honour existing agreements and maintain the editorial independence of the titles.
Varadkar must clarify gratuitous comments on Irish media
4 July 2018: Séamus Dooley, NUJ Irish Secretary, says the union is concerned at his expression of “sympathy” with Donald Trump’s view of the media and for criticising specific programmes at a meeting in New York.
