Direct Media Contacts
Please see below for a list of direct media contact details.
RTÉ
Donnybrook
Dublin
t. (01) 208 3434
e. info@rte.ie
http://www.rte.ie/about/complaints.html
RTÉ has a procedure for dealing with complaints. To find out about making a complaint please follow the link.
Medialive
Dublin
e. info@medialive.ie
http://www.medialive.ie
This site will provide you with contact details for Irish newspapers, magazines and radio stations. The site does not provide details of individual editors and station mangers, but you can simply mark your correspondence for the attention of the Editor or station manager. Alternatively, you may choose to contact the journalist or broadcaster.
The Press Council of Ireland
1, 2 & 3 Westmoreland Street
Dublin
t. 01-6489130
e. info@presscouncil.ie
http://www.presscouncil.ie
In 2003, the legal advisory group on defamation - established by the Minister for Justice - recommended in its report that the defamation laws be reformed and a statutory press council established.
While the newspaper and magazine industry welcomed news that the defamation laws would be reformed, there was significant opposition to the concept of a statutory press council. So the industry came together and formed the Press Industry Steering Committee comprising representatives of the following organisations:
- National Newspapers of Ireland (NNI)
- Regional Newspapers Association of Ireland (RNAI)
- Periodical Publishers Association of Ireland (PPAI)
- National Union of Journalists (NUJ)
- Irish Editions of UK Titles
The Press Council has 13 members. Seven of these, including the Chairman, are drawn from suitably qualified persons representative of a broad spectrum of Irish society. The remaining six members of the Press Council provide senior editorial and journalistic expertise and perspectives reflective of the press industry.
Click here to view the members of the Press Council
The independent Chairman of the Press Council is Professor Thomas Mitchell, former Provost of Trinity College Dublin.
The Press Council of Ireland is the body that appoints the Press Ombudsman. It takes decisions in cases of significance or complexity which have been referred to it by the Press Ombudsman. It also decides on appeals from decisions of the Press Ombudsman.
TG4
TG4, Baile na hAbhann, Co. na Gaillimhe
Galway
t. (091) 505 050
e. Tg4.6@indigo.ie
http://www.tg4.ie
TV3
Westgate Business Park, Ballymount, Dublin 24
Dublin
t. (01) 419 3333
e. info@tv3.ie
http://www.tv3.ie
Channel 6
2nd Floor, Avoca Court, Temple Road, Blackrock
Dublin
t. (01) 650 6666
http://www.channel6.ie
Setanta Sports
Broadcasting House, 3A South Princes Street, Dublin 2
Dublin
t. (01) 474 8015
e. setanta.irl@setanta.com
http://www.setanta.com
BBC
BBC Complaints, P.O.Box 1922, Glasgow GT 3WT
--NA: Outside Ireland --
t. +0044 8700 100 222
http://www.bbc.co.uk
For information about making a complaint to the BBC please follow this link: www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/
ITV Programme Complaints
200 Grays Inn Road, London, WC1X 8HF
--NA: Outside Ireland --
t. +0044 20 7 843 8000
e. dutyoffice@itv.co.uk
http://www.itv.com
Channel 4
Channel 4 Television, 124 Horseferry Road, London SW1P 2TX
--NA: Outside Ireland --
t. +0044 20 7 306 8333
http://www.channel4.com
For information about making a complaint to Channel 4 follow this link: http://help.channel4.com
For details on making a complaint about advertising or marketing, click here

