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Raidió Teilifís Éireann Tuarascáil Bhliantúil Agus Ráitis Airgeadais an Ghrúpa 2011 Raidió Teilifís Éireann Raidió Teilifís ÉiReann TuaRascáil BhlianTúil agus RáiTis aiRgeadais an ghRúpa 2011 RAIdIó TeilifíS Éireann Buaicphointí 1 Struchtúr na hEagraíochta 2 Obair na hEagraíochta 3 Ráiteas an Chathaoirligh 4 Athbhreithniú an Phríomh-Stiúrthóra 6 Athbhreithniú Oibríochtúil 10 Athbhreithniú Airgeadais 40 An Bord 46 An Feidhmeannas 48 Rialachas Corparáideach 50 Tuarascáil Chomhaltaí an Bhoird 54 Ráiteas faoi Fhreagrachtaí Chomhaltaí an Bhoird 55 Tuarascáil ón Iniúchóir Neamhspleách 56 Ráitis Airgeadais 57 Beartais Chuntasaíochta 64 Nótaí is cuid de Ráitis Airgeadais an Ghrúpa 68 Ceanglais Tuairiscíochta 103 Eolas Staitisticí Eile 116 Stair Airgeadais 121 IS é FíS RTé muiníN mhuintir NA hÉireann A Chothú mAR Fhoinse EOlais aguS inspioráIdE A léiríonn aguS A ShaibhRíonn AN saol acu. IS é misean RTé: • ÉagsúlachT ChulTúRThA aguS Réigiúnach mhuintir NA hÉireann go léir A Chothú aguS A léiriú • Cláir aguS seirbhíSí sainiúlA uAIllmhianachA AR ShárchaighdEáN A ChuR AR FáIl aguS BéIm AR léiriúCháin BhAIlE • Muintir NA hÉireann A ChoinneáIl AR AN EOlas leis AN tseirbhíS Nuachta ChuImsitheach neamhsplEáCh is fearr is FéIdir • RannpháirtíochT Náisiúnta I ngach móR-ImeachT A éascú Bord Raidió Teilifís Éireann An 51ú Tuarascáil Bhliantúil agus Ráitis Airgeadais an Ghrúpa i ndáil leis an 12 mí dar críoch an 31 Nollaig 2011, arna gcur faoi bhráid an Aire Cumarsáide, Fuinnimh agus Acmhainní Nádúrtha de bhun alt 109 agus alt 110 den Acht Craolacháin 2009. Tá leagan Béarla den Tuarascáil le fáil le híoslódáil ó www.rte.ie/about/annualreport RAIdIó TeilifíS Éireann TuarascáIl BhlIANTúIl aguS Ráitis Airgeadais AN GhRúpa 2011 BuaicphoinTí Ón mbliain 2008 i leith, tá na costais oibriúcháin laghdaithe €86 milliún nó gar do 20% ag RTÉ. Le cláir ardchaighdeáin Is é RTÉ an soláthraí is mó in Éirinn de dhéantús na hÉireann d'ábhar digiteach agus is aige agus na cláir is fearr a atá an láithreán gréasáin is mó a ceannaíodh isteach ón iasacht, bhfuil tóir air atá faoi úinéireacht d'ardaigh RTÉ an sciar Éireannach, an tseirbhís físeán ar den lucht féachana beo ag éileamh agus an réimse seirbhísí buaicthráthanna ar Teilifís RTÉ do dheiseanna póca is mó a bhfuil go dtí 30.9% sa bhliain 2011. tóir orthu. Tar éis an córas nua trastíre RTÉ Radio 1 an stáisiún ba mhó digiteach teilifíse a thógáil éisteacht leis in Éirinn i rith na bliana agus a mhaoiniú, sheol RTÉ 2011, ag sroicheadh 25% den lucht SAORVIEW, seirbhís nua éisteachta ó Luan go hAoine agus an teilifíse dhigiteach saor go haer stáisiún ar a raibh 17 den 20 clár ba na hÉireann, rud a chinntigh mhó éisteacht leo ar fud na tíre. I mí Deireadh Fómhair agus a chur le teilifís saor go sheol RTÉ an seinnteoir nua haer in Éirinn. Radio Player atá ar fáil ar an idirlíon agus ar iPhone, iPad agus Android, agus seoladh leagan den seinnteoir RTÉ Player don iPad agus don iPhone roimh dheireadh na bliana. 1 RAIdIó TeilifíS Éireann sTRuchTúR na heagRaíochTa Seo a leanas struchtúr eagraíochta RTÉ: déanann Feidhmeannas RTé bainistiú ar bhonn laethúil ar Rannóga Gnó Comhtháite (IBdanna) agus ar Sheirbhísí Roinnte an Ghrúpa. Rúnaíocht RTÉ Bord RTÉ Is comhalta ex-officio de Bhord RTé é an Príomh-Stiúrthóir ar a bhfuil dualgas curtha ag Rialtas na héireann maoirsiú a dhéanamh ar bheartaíocht Ghrúpa RTé Iniúchadh Inmheánach An Príomh-Stiúrthóir Dlí Teilifís SB Teilifís Raidió SB Raidió Grúpaí Oirfide Foilsitheoireacht SB Digiteach SB Nuacht Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha agus Cúrsaí Reatha Maoin agus Seirbhísí Príomh- Líonra Oifigeach Íocaíochtaí le Daoine Airgeadais Cistíocht an Ghrúpa Stiúrthóir Tráchtála an Ghrúpa Príomh- Oifigeach Teicneolaíocht Eolais Teicneolaíochta an Ghrúpa Grúpa Acmhainní Daonna SB Forbairt Chorparáideach Cumarsáid Chorparáideach RANNÓGA GNÓ COMHTHÁITE RTÉ FEIDHMEANNAS RTÉ SEIRBHÍSÍ ROINNTE LÁRNACHA RTÉ 2 RAIdIó TeilifíS Éireann TuarascáIl BhlIANTúIl aguS Ráitis Airgeadais AN GhRúpa 2011 oBaiR na heagRaíochTa RTé Raidió - Stáisiúin dhigiteacha • RTé 2Xm - ceol rac agus pop do mhic léinn le béim ar cheol nua agus ar cheol de chuid na héireann • RTé Choice - togha agus rogha raidió seirbhíse poiblí idirnáisiúnta agus gnéchláir as cartlanna RTé Oibríonn RTé dhá chainéal teilifíse comhlánaithe saor go haer: • RTéjr - an chéad stáisiún raidió do leanaí in éirinn; ceol agus scéalta ón 7 • RTé One - an cainéal teilifíse is mó tóir air in éirinn. Is air a bhíonn nuacht r.n. go dtí an 9 i.n. agus cúrsaí reatha teilifíse lena roinneann údarás faoi éirinn agus cúrsaí • RTé Chill - seirbhís thráthnóna de cheol timpeallach idirnáisiúnta. Cuirtear réimse cuimsitheach ar fáil d'ábhar fíorasach, • RTé Gold - ceol an phobail gan bhriseadh dóibh siúd os cionn 35 bliain d'aois drámaíochta, ealaíne, siamsaíochta agus stíl mhaireachtála de dhéantús na • RTé Pulse - ceol damhsa leictreonach héireann chomh maith le rogha de scoth an ábhair clár atá le ceannach go • RTé Radio 1 Extra - seirbhís dara seans agus alt-ábhair ag dul le RTé Radio 1 hidirnáisiúnta. • RTé Two - is air a bhíonn spórt na héireann agus cláir theilifíse i rith an lae do leanaí agus do dhaoine óga. le sceideal an tráthnóna, cuirtear réimse ar fáil de dhrámaíocht, de shiamsaíocht agus d'ábhar ceannaithe ón iasacht ar den nuáil é agus atá dírithe ar lucht féachana níos óige. I mí Bealtaine 2011, le seoladh SAORVIEW, chuir RTé ceithre chainéal nua teilifíse sa tsiúl freisin ar ardán SAORVIEW. Seo a leanas na cainéil sin: Cuireann RTé ábhar nuachta agus cúrsaí reatha atá neamhspleách, cruinn, neamhchlaon ar fáil sa dá theanga, ar fud na seirbhísí uile, Raidió, • RTé Two HD - comhchraoladh RTé Two agus craoltar cláir thábhachtacha Teilifís agus RTé.ie san áireamh. as sceideal RTé Two ar chaighdeán ardghléine (HD). • RTéjr - seirbhís shainiúil teilifíse i rith an lae do leanaí suas go dtí 6 bliana d'aois atá saor ó fhógraíocht. Bíonn RTéjr ar an aer ón 9 r.n. go dtí an 6.30 i.n. ó luan go hAoine agus ón 6 r.n. go dtí an 12 i.n. Satharn agus domhnach. Cláir de dhéantús na héireann an bhonnchloch faoi sceideal RTéjr, agus bíonn cláir le haisteoirí agus cláir bheochana de chuid na héireann go tréan ann. • RTé One+1 - ar an aer ón 7 i.n. go dtí mall san oíche. Tugann an cainéal Cuireann RTéNl (RTé Transmission Network limited) córas náisiúnta seo seans eile don lucht féachana an t-ábhar tábhachtach ar RTé One a tarchuradóireachta ar fáil do Raidió agus Teilifís RTé, TG4, TV3 agus Today fheiceáil, uair a chloig níos deireanaí. Fm. ligtear freisin spás túir ar chrainn ar cíos le stáisiúin raidió áitiúla agus do • RTé News Now - cainéal le nuacht seasta ar a mbíonn cláir nuachta bheo, sholáthraithe seirbhíse agus oibritheoirí éagsúla i gcúrsaí teileachumarsáide. cláir chúrsaí reatha beo, cláir achoimre ar an nuacht agus na cúrsaí reatha is deireanaí, craoladh beo ar imeachtaí speisialta, tobthuairiscí nuachta agus tuairiscí leanúnacha spóirt, gnó agus aimsire i rith an lae. Tá RTé News Now ar fáil ar an idirlíon freisin agus mar sheirbhís don fón póca ar iPhone, iPad agus Android. Foilsitheoireacht RTé a ritheann cúig cinn de na seirbhísí meán cumarsáide is mó in éirinn: • RTé.ie - an láithreán gréasáin meán cumarsáide is mó a cheadaítear in éirinn ar a bhfuil réimse seirbhísí idirlín bunaithe ar an ngréasán ar fáil saor in aisce • RTé Guide - an iris sheachtainiúil is mó díolacháin in éirinn Oibríonn Raidió RTé ceithre phríomhstáisiún náisiúnta agus seacht gcinn • RTé Aertel - an phríomhsheirbhís teileatéacs saor go haer de stáisiúin ar go digiteach amháin atá siad ar fáil. Bíonn na príomhstáisiúin • RTé Player – seirbhís teilifíse dara seans RTé ar an idirlíon ar fáil ar Fm, ar raidió digiteach (dAB) agus ar RTé.ie; bíonn na stáisiúin • RTé News Now – seirbhís nuachta beo / dara seans RTé dhigiteacha ar fáil ar raidió digiteach agus ar an idirlíon. Bíonn RTé Radio 1 ar fáil freisin ar lW. Na Príomhstáisiúin • RTé Radio 1 - nuacht agus cúrsaí reatha; snáitheanna ealaíne, drámaíochta agus faisnéise; siamsaíocht, spórt agus ceol • RTé 2fm - caint agus siamsaíocht, ceol pobail agus ailtéarnach dóibh siúd faoi 45 bliain d'aois • RTé lyric fm - cainéal don cheol clasaiceach agus do cheol sainchineáil Cuireann RTé go mór leis na healaíona in éirinn agus tá cúig ghrúpa • RTé Raidió na Gaeltachta - seirbhís trí Ghaeilge, le hábhar ar aon dul le oirifide faoina chúram: RTé Radio 1 ach le haird faoi leith ar an gceol traidisiúnta agus ar nuacht • Ceolfhoireann Siansa Náisiúnta RTé áitiúil as na pobail Ghaeltachta éagsúla • Ceolfhoireann Coirme RTé • Ceathairéad Vanbrugh RTé • Cór Fiolarmónach RTé • Cór na nóg RTé 3 RAIdIó TeilifíS Éireann RáiTeas an chaThaoiRligh d'fhág Bearta nuála agus imeachTaí ceiliúrtha guR Bhliain chinniúnach an Bhliain 2011 ag RTÉ agus ag luchT íocTha an cheadúnais Teilifíse. Bhí an Teilifís 50 Bliain i mBun seirbhíse agus Ba í an 85ú Bliain í ag an Raidió aR an aeR. Bhí TeachT níos fearr ag an BpoBal aR an dá mheán aR an idiRlíon maR gheall aR sheinnTeoiRí nua a sheoladh. Seoladh SAORVIEW i mí na Bealtaine a chraoladh agus imscrúdú reachtúil ag ionas go raibh an chéad seirbhís údarás Craolacháin na héireann de thoradh seoladh dhigiteach teilifíse saor go haer sa tír. Is air. Ba mhaith liom ár leithscéal iomlán gan SAORVieW i mí na faoi úinéireacht agus faoi bhainistíocht chuntar leis an Athair Kevin Reynolds mar RTé atá SAORVIEW agus ba é RTéNl, gheall ar an ábhar clúmhillteach a craoladh BealTaine ionas an fhochuideachta líonra, a chuir an córas mar gheall air a chur in iúl arís. Tá an Bord tarchuradóireachta le chéile. Cinnteofar leagtha amach ar na bearta uile is gá a go RaiBh an leis sin go leanfaidh teacht saor go haer dhéanamh chun an muinín i dtuairiscíocht chÉad seiRBhís ar chainéil agus ar sheirbhísí de chuid imscrúdúcháin RTé a chothú an athuair. na héireann nuair a thagann deireadh Is é an cineál is deacra den iriseoireacht dhigiTeach le craolachán analógach i mí dheireadh é agus tá contúirt thromchúiseach ag dul Teilifíse saoR go Fómhair 2012.
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