We are very proud of our incredible NK Management Talent following their success at the recent IMRO awards.

Dermot Whelan, Today FM won gold for "General Music Programme", and for "Music Presenter of the Year".  Doireann Garrihy RTE Breakfast show won gold for the "Best Breakfast Programme" and Dr Ciara Kelly, Newstalk, won best "Speech Broadcaster". 

​Amazing work.

Claire Byrne has been announced as the new presenter of  RTÉ Radio 1's mid-morning 'Today' programme, starting next Monday.

Claire brings experience, a natural curiosity and real focus and integrity to the Today programme, which will be broadcast from Monday to Friday between 10am and 12pm.

Claire Byrne Live will also return to RTÉ One next month.

Celine Byrne and Andrea Bocelli sang a breath-taking rendition of Franz Peter Schubert's “Ave Maria”  at the Festival of Families at the 9th World Meeting of Families in Croke Park Stadium, Dublin, recently.

Pope Francis was in Ireland for less than 36 hours and attended the concert in Croke Park on his first day.  There were over 2000 performers including Daniel O'Donnell and Nathan Carter.  There were approx 77,000 people in attendance to hear the Pope speak.

​Cork native, Anna Geary travelled home to Cork last week for a very special royal visit.

​Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visited the rebel county and Anna Geary was among a host of famous faces to greet the royal couple. 

A fantastic day was had by all at the Chernobyl Children International Lunch in Fire restaurant in the Mansion House recently.

The annual fundraiser was hosted by board members Noel Kelly and Liz O'Donnell.

This event plays a major role in helping to save the lives of hundreds of children born with genetic heart defects in Eastern Ukraine. Founder and tireless campaigner Adi Roche said many of the children who were born in the region, with congenital heart defects such as a condition called ‘Chernobyl Heart’ won’t live beyond their sixth birthdays without life-saving open heart surgeries which is made possible by the proceeds of the Chernobyl Lunch and the support of Irish people who donate so generously, their money and their time.