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Political Correspondent with @IrishDailyMail. Email me at brian.mahon@dailymail.ie with any stories. DMs open.
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Tubridy drops his heaviest hint yet that he is planning on going into politics

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By Brian Mahon Verified
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Ryan Tubridy has given the strongest indication yet that he will pursue a political career, revealing he is ‘fascinated’ by politics and ‘Fianna Fáil as a party’. Mr Tubridy, who currently hosts his own podcast and radio show on Times Radio and writes a weekly column for the Irish Mail on Sunday, made the comments at a Fianna Fáil centenary event. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW The 53-year-old was once the face of RTÉ and hosted The Late Late Show and his own Radio 1 programme.
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The strike explained: Who is walking out, what will close and how it will affect you

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By Brian Mahon Verified
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Unions yesterday rejected the Government’s last-ditch plea to call off industrial action, with up to 300,000 public sector workers set to strike. Tomorrow, schools will close, hospital appointments will be cancelled, and court hearings, except in exceptional circumstances, will be cancelled. It’s all about money. The unions want the Government to make commitments in relation to pay before discussions begin around productivity and reforms.
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Micheál Martin says RTÉ’s €260m funding deal should be ‘honoured on both sides’

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By Brian Mahon Verified
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The deal struck between RTÉ and the Government in 2024, which would have guaranteed the national broadcaster €260 million next year, should be ‘honoured on both sides’, the Taoiseach has said. Speaking yesterday, Micheál Martin also said he had confidence and trust in Media Minister Patrick O’Donovan, in his first public remarks on the controversy since Extra.ie revealed he was blind-sided by Mr O’Donovan’s decision to allocate €240 million to RTÉ, instead of the agreed €260 million for 2027.
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