Irish Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan is expected to return to work in September after being hospitalized in Brussels earlier this month.

Ireland's Minister for Communications, Patrick O'Donovan, is set to seek Cabinet approval to move RTÉ, the national broadcaster, under the remit of the Comptroller and Auditor General. This move aims to enhance oversight and accountability.

Ireland's Minister for Communications, Patrick O'Donovan, has announced he is no longer seeking a review of media coverage concerning recent fuel protests, despite earlier comments.

Minister for Arts, Media and Sport Patrick O'Donovan is recovering at home after being hospitalized in Brussels last week, causing him to miss today's Cabinet meeting.

Irish Minister Patrick O'Donovan has expressed concern regarding the size of the levy imposed on radio stations.

Minister for Arts, Culture, and Media Patrick O'Donovan said he only became aware of RTÉ's revision of it's top 10 highest-earning presenters when the department was contacted by RTÉ's Prime Time…

Irish Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan was flown back to Ireland on a government jet after becoming unwell and being hospitalized in Brussels on Tuesday. Details of his condition were not immediately released.

Minister for Communications Patrick O'Donovan lodged a complaint with Ireland's media watchdog regarding a perceived lack of balance in RTÉ's coverage of fuel protests that occurred in April.

An Irish Minister met with Coimisiún na Meán following criticism that his comments on protest coverage were "Trumpian." The meeting likely addressed concerns raised by his remarks.