The Mary Raftery Journalism Fund welcomes applications for a nominated place on an RTÉ Investigative Journalism Course taking place full time from 25th May – 5th June 2015. The offer of the place on the course is part of a wider partnership…
Journalists and media professionals with an interest in reporting on issues in the developing world are invited to apply for funding under the Summer 2015 round of the Simon Cumbers Media Fund. The Fund is designed to facilitate more and…
Podcast of the NUJ memorial gathering for Charlie Hebdo staff and others, Dublin Castle, 10 January 2015.
Tomorrow, Saturday 10 January, at 11am NUJ members will gather in Dublin in remembrance and solidarity with our French colleagues and the people of France following the appalling murders in Paris on Wednesday. The gathering takes at 11am at Dubh…
Have you thought about owning your own website to showcase your work, but never been quite sure where to begin? Maybe you have an idea for a hyperlocal news site? Or a blog about a particular area you want to…
THE Irish Secretary of the National Union of Journalists has given a guarded welcome to what the union describes as “lamentably late draft guidelines” covering media mergers in Ireland. Minister for Communications Alex White T.D., published the draft media merger…
Jobbridge Survey Members of the NUJ in Ireland have received the JobBridge survey in the past week or so. Dublin Freelance branch has been pushing for action on JobBridge, but we need evidence, particularly where freelance work has been replaced…
The National Union of Journalists is conducting a brief and confidential survey of its members working in the Republic of Ireland, to find out which media organisations engage JobBridge workers. The NUJ passed a motion at its Delegate Meeting this…
NUJ Ireland – message to all members Wednesday 25 June 2014 Solidarity with journalists jailed in Egypt NUJ members are encouraged to show support and solidarity with the journalists jailed in Egypt. Michelle Stanistreet, NUJ general secretary, said: “The outcry…
Mr. Peter Feeney has been selected to succeed Professor John Horgan as Press Ombudsman when Professor Horgan retires on 1st September, the Press Council of Ireland announced today (Thursday). The Chairman of the Press Council of Ireland, Mr Daithi O’Ceallaigh,…