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LauraLynn, a children's hospice, has launched new 5K and 10K fundraising races at Leopardstown Racecourse, with presenter Ray D’Arcy, to support children's health initiatives.
Irish broadcaster RTÉ paid former presenters Ray D’Arcy and Claire Byrne a combined total of nearly €97,000 after they had ceased working for the company. RTÉ has since defended these payments amidst public scrutiny.
Presenter Ray D’Arcy will return to broadcasting next week with a new podcast, Ray D’Arcy Daily.
Broadcaster RTÉ did not have to pay radio presenter Ray D’Arcy €50,000, citing fine print in his contract, with the broadcaster pointing to a "difficult time" for the presenter.
An opinion piece criticizes the 'Ray D’Arcy Daily' show, suggesting that despite the return of the original team, it feels like a rehashed version of past episodes.
Ray D’Arcy, a former RTÉ presenter, has criticized his previous employer following a drop in their listener figures, suggesting that the same individuals responsible for changes at Radio 1 also led to his departure.
Ray D’Arcy says he felt “public humiliation” over how RTÉ handled his departure after working with them for almost 40 years.