Fiona Byrne

1 month ago | businessplus.ie | Fiona Byrne |Cormac Cahill

MKC Communications has announced the appointment of Brian Harrison as Managing Director. Harrison will take up the role on March 1st and will lead an experienced management team as the company targets future growth in what it describes as a buoyant market. Harrison succeeds Tim Kinsella as he completes a ten-year term as managing director of the company he co-founded with Laurie Mannix in 1999.

2 months ago | cairnspost.com.au | Fiona Byrne

Former Miss Universe Australia Maria Thattil has broken her silence on her split with her lover of 16 months, AFLW trailblazer Moana Hope. After months of rumours about the state of their relationship, Thattil finally addressed the issue, confirming on Saturday that the “beautiful” relationship was over. “Moana and I have shared a beautiful relationship but wish to share we have decided to go our separate ways,” Thattil posted on an Instagram story.

Jan 24, 2025 | archyde.com | Fiona Byrne

A local feud appears to be escalating in Limerick, with another shooting incident reported late Thursday night. While thankfully no injuries were sustained⁣ in the⁣ latest incident,⁤ the ongoing violence has raised concerns among⁤ residents. Social media footage of Gardaí at the ‍scene quickly went viral, highlighting the growing sense of unease in the community.

Jan 23, 2025 | news.com.au | Fiona Byrne |Annette Sharp

Nine Media’s decision to sack Today star Alex Cullen over the $50,000 “Lambo Guy” stunt could force acting CEO Matt Stanton to the table to deal with the elephant in the room at Nine – the dual set of standards that has long applied to Today anchor Karl Stefanovic and the rest.

Jan 22, 2025 | expressdigest.com | Fiona Byrne

In our must-read Mail+ column, Steve Jackson and Peter van Onselen reveal what’s REALLY going on in the worlds of media and politics each week. Cash for comment runs rampant in commercial TV Some of the nation’s biggest television identities are more than doubling their salaries by personally promoting products on their social media feeds in lucrative ‘cash for comment’ arrangements that exploit their privileged media status.