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1. • • The Cabinet decided yesterday to retain the TV licence which has been in place since 1962, and supplement RTÉ with a multi-annual top-up from the Exchequer. The fee will continue to be collected by An Post and will remain at the €160 it was set at in 2016.
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   How much money does RTE make from TV licence fees?

   • The €160 licence fee distribution for 2021 was €9.9 million to An Post, €14.7 million to BAI and a staggering €196.1 million to RTE. In 2020 RTE reported total income of €331.1 million euros - 59% or €195.2 million from the TV licence fee and the remaining 41%, €136 million, in commercial revenue.

   An Post collected €220m in TV licence fees in 2021 - Irish Mirror

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   How much money did a post pay for TV licences last year?

   • (Image: Ron Porter from Pixabay) An Post collected €220.7 million in TV licence fees last year - most of which went to RTE. The total number of licences sold was 951,454, while the Department of Social Protection paid for an additional 478,482, the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts and the Media Catherine Martin revealed.

   An Post collected €220m in TV licence fees in 2021 - Irish Mirror

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   What happened to TV licence fees in 2023?

   • This includes the fall in the number of licence-fee sales in the second half of the year. Sales fell by almost €22 million between the end of June 2023 and late February 2024 compared to the same period the previous year. Q: The current Government is not the first to try to overhaul the TV licence fee, is it?

   TV licence Q&A: Efforts so far at reform, and Coalition divisions on

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   How many TV licences were sold in 2020?

   • There were 961,277 TV licences sold in 2020. (Image: Ron Porter from Pixabay) An Post collected €220.7 million in TV licence fees last year - most of which went to RTE.

   An Post collected €220m in TV licence fees in 2021 - Irish Mirror

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   What reforms will the TV licence system need?

   • A technical working group is to be established to look at what reforms of the current TV licence system might be needed. This group will look at liability, the licence fee database, collection and enforcement. A source said the licence fee will also be “updated to the way people actually consume media now, and collection needs to be strengthened”.

   TV licence fee to be retained but collection will be overhauled

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   Will TV licence fee be abolished?

   • TV licence fee will not be abolished but the collection and enforcement of the charge will be overhauled, the Cabinet is expected to agree today. The TV licence fee will not be abolished but the collection and enforcement of the charge will be overhauled, the Cabinet is expected to agree on Tuesday.

   TV licence fee to be retained but collection will be overhauled

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3. www.thejournal.ie › fixed-penalty-notices-andFixed penalties and a beefed up An Post to help it collect TV ...

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   Jul 24, 2024 · An Post collects TV licences and will receive an additional €6 million of funding over the next three years to improve collection rates and invest in a new database and data management system.

4. www.independent.ie › irish-news › 60-people-a-day60 people a day now facing prosecution for not paying TV ...

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   Jan 29, 2024 · Sun 28 Jan 2024 at 18:30. Sixty people a day are now facing prosecution for not paying their TV licence, with the rate expected to soar over coming months. There has been a substantial increase in...

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5. www.irishmirror.ie › news › irish-newsAn Post collected €220 million in TV licence fees in 2021 ...

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   Jun 16, 2022 · The €160 licence fee distribution for 2021 was €9.9 million to An Post, €14.7 million to BAI and a staggering €196.1 million to RTE. In 2020 RTE reported total income of €331.1 million euros -...

6. businessplus.ie › news › an-post-tv-licence€6m boost for An Post to reform how it collects TV licence

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   Jul 25, 2024 · Media Minister Catherine Martin has committed the figure to An Post over the next three years to fix the TV licence system, with evasion rates in Ireland the highest in Europe following the RTÉ payments' scandal.

7. www.irishtimes.com › media › 2024/05/11TV licence Q&A: Efforts so far at reform, and Coalition ...

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   May 11, 2024 · It comes against a backdrop of falling TV licence revenues in the wake of a series of controversies to hit RTÉ. Here’s a guide to the licence fee, previous reform efforts, the current fault...

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8. www.irishtimes.com › politics › 2022/07/12TV licence fee to be retained but collection will be ...

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   Jul 12, 2022 · The TV licence fee will not be abolished but the collection and enforcement of the charge will be overhauled, the Cabinet is expected to agree on Tuesday.

9. www.irishmirror.ie › news › irish-newsGovernment agrees to TV licence fee reform and interim ...

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   Jul 12, 2022 · Exchequer funding for the media is currently more than €110 million a year, but it could rise to €300 million a year if the licence fee system was eliminated, the Taoiseach said.