It occurred whilst RTÉ was simultaneously paying for a membership at an exclusive London club.
The centrally situated, five-storey, 18th Century townhouse boasts two dining spaces, private meeting rooms and a 43-seat cinema.As these revelations continue to seep out of the organisation, the discontent between RTÉ's board and its' executive is also being highlighted.chair Siún Ní Raghallaigh wrote to interim Director General Adrian Lynch in which she outlined her inability to express confidence in the executive.
RTÉ education correspondent Emma O’Kelly further commented on the news, criticising the"lavish spending" of the broadcaster's executive board.
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