They'll then appear before the Media Committee on Wednesday.
A meeting between the incoming Director General of RTE and the Media Minister has been brought forward to today.
It's after further revelations at an Oireachtas committee yesterday of lavish spending from a series of barter accounts.
Member of the Media Committee Imelda Munster says while we already know about the €2.2 million loss for Toy Show the Musical, the loan of a car by a staff member for five years, and a €5,000 spend on flip-flops, she fears more will emerge when forensic accountants go in:
It was due to take place tomorrow, but was brought forward following further revelations of lavish spending from a series of barter accounts.
Former minister and author Shane Ross says more questions need to be asked about the RTE Board, as well as the executive:
The Chair of the Public Accounts Committee says some members of the RTÉ executive board needs to 'stand to one side.'
Brian Stanley has described the relationship between the broadcaster's board and executives as "banjaxed", following yesterday's Oireachtas Media Committee meeting.
Sinn Fein TD Brian Stanley outlines the first step he believes Mr. Bakhurst should take when he starts his role:
The incoming Director General of RTE says he will outline his plans for the "reconstitution" of the executive board from Monday.
Kevin Bakhurst met with the Media Minister Catherine Martin this morning following the current scandal surrounding the broadcaster.
Mr. Bakhurst will start as Director General next week, replacing Dee Forbes.
Speaking after the meeting, he says morale and trust are at a low point:
Ryan Tubridy and his agent Noel Kelly will come before both the Oireachtas Media Committee AND the Public Accounts Committee next Tuesday.
RTÉ has been thrown into a scandal after it was revealed the State Broadcaster had paid Mr. Tubridy €345,000 more than it disclosed.
They will address the PAC at half eleven, before a further meeting at three with the Media Committee, on the current RTE payments scandal.
PAC Chairperson and Laois Offaly Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley says they'll be eager to hear Mr. Tubridy and Mr. Kelly's side of the story:
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