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Journalist with the Press Association Ireland. Contact me at Cate.McCurry@pressassociation.com
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'The Late Show with Ryan Tubridy': Presenter to host new YouTube series in 2026

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By Steve Neville , Cate McCurry 
| Irish Examiner
Ryan Tubridy is leaving Virgin Radio UK this month but will remain with parent company News Broadcasting to launch a new YouTube channel in 2026. will be a new standalone YouTube channel hosting interviews that will also be broadcast on Times Radio. The series will look back on the lives "of the biggest stars in film, music, sport and television, where Ryan chats with the journalists, authors and experts who knew them best".
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Many election candidates experienced negative online behaviour, survey shows

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By Cate McCurry 
| Irish Examiner
Almost 60% of general election candidates and nearly half of local election candidates surveyed experienced negative online behaviour during the recent general and local elections, research has revealed. Many candidates said they were exposed to offensive, abusive or hateful behaviour, violent or intimidating communications, or impersonation online. The most common trigger for these experiences was immigration (64%), followed by women’s issues (46%), housing (33%), and LGBT+ issues (33%).
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Two out of three election candidates experienced negative online behaviour – survey

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By Cate McCurry 
| Irish Independent
Two out of three election candidates experienced negative online behaviour – survey Almost 60pc of general election candidates and nearly half of local election candidates surveyed experienced negative online behaviour during the recent general and local elections, research has revealed. Many candidates said they were exposed to offensive, abusive or hateful behaviour, violent or intimidating communications, or impersonation online.
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