Shane McElhatton

Shane McElhatton was appointed Series Editor of Morning Ireland, having been an editor since 1995. He has worked for most news and current affairs programmes on RTÉ radio and TV.

Brendan Fitzpatrick

Brendan Fitzpatrick began his career at his local radio station in Tipperary before moving to RTÉ. He travelled to the US for the election of Barack Obama and was editor in charge of Morning Ireland's live coverage of that event.

Vincent Murphy

Vincent Murphy has worked in almost every role on Morning Ireland since he joined in September 2008. He spent several years as a reporter and, on occasion, was stand-in presenter. He has also been editor, and occasional presenter, of RTE's News at One

Lisa Pereira: Studio and Web Producer

Lisa Pereira was a reporter, then editor, on Morning Ireland before taking up a new challenge to develop the programme's online presence. She began her career in Dublin and also worked for several years at RFI in Paris.

Audrey Carville

Audrey Carville spent much of her career in the BBC and presented a range of radio programmes with RTÉ before joining Morning Ireland

Rachael English

Rachael English is a radio obsessive who has become a household name presenting various RTÉ programmes, including Five Seven Live (now Drivetime) and Morning Ireland.

Gavin Jennings

Dr Gavin Jennings started broadcasting while he was studying Medicine at NUI, Galway - fronting news and sports shows on community radio. He presented several RTÉ programmes before moving to Morning Ireland.

Cathal Mac Coille

Cathal Mac Coille is one of the most experienced broadcasters on Irish radio. His career has spanned print, audio, video and online media, in both English and Irish.

Fran McNulty

Fran McNulty is an avid radio listener and, when not listening to radio, is generally presenting it. His microphone has been present at most of the major political events in recent years.

Brian Jennings

Brian Jennings began his career in pirate radio with colleagues who, like him, would go on to become well-known RTÉ names. He reported on some of the most important stories of recent times before turning his hand to newscasting.

Cian McCormack

Cian McCormack is a multi-award winning reporter with Morning Ireland. He has covered some of the biggest stories here and abroad, and was named News Reporter of the Year in the PPI Radio Awards for three years in a row.

Louise Byrne

Louise Byrne is an award-winning journalist who has worked in radio and television, at home and in Africa. She is an advocate for mobile journalism and is also the only person on Morning Ireland to have won an All-Ireland football medal

Des Cahill

Des Cahill is one of Ireland's most recognisable voices in sports reporting. In addition to his work for Morning Ireland, he presents The Sunday Game and weekend radio sports programmes.

Jackie Fox

Jackie Fox's career in journalism was foretold at an early age when, still a schoolchild, she began delivering newspapers in Galway. She has gone on to become a regular voice on RTÉ's most high-profile news and current affairs radio programmes.

Darren Frehill

Darren Frehill's lifelong love of sports led him into broadcasting. He has worked for RTÉ in both TV and radio, and is a regular sports reporter on Morning Ireland

Pauric Lodge

Pauric Lodge shunned a family tradition of local politics to devote himself to sport. He has been presenting and commentating for RTÉ since 2002, and is a regular sports reporter on Morning Ireland

Justin McCarthy

Justin McCarthy is from a Cork hurling family and came to broadcasting through college radio. He went on to win awards for his news reporting and joined Morning Ireland from his post as Political Correspondent for Today FM.

Stephen Murphy

Stephen Murphy covered major stories in Ireland and abroad for TV3 before moving to RTÉ. His work has taken him to the United States, Haiti, Nicaragua and Denmark but he also made time for an investigation into a psychic chicken in Co Kildare

Laura Whelan

Laura Whelan was raised on a farm but always had her eye on journalism. She came to Morning Ireland after two years in RTÉ's Belfast office.

John S. Doyle

John S. Doyle entered journalism when he and some friends founded In Dublin magazine in the late 70s. It attracted young writers and artists many of whom went on to become prominent figures in the arts and media.

Fiona Kelly

Fiona Kelly's early career was in print journalism before she moved to RTÉ to work in radio. She is an award-winning radio producer and has presented several of her own documentary series for RTÉ.

Caroline Murphy

Caroline Murphy's career has spanned sports, news, and TV and radio production. She presented the sports news on the very first Morning Ireland broadcast. Caroline now works as an Organisational Psychologist.

Deirdre Purcell

Deirdre Purcell has had many careers but is probably best known as a novelist and broadcaster. She divides her time between her on-air work for RTÉ and a 13th novel which she's writing in the tranquillity of the Beara Peninsula.

Clodagh Walsh

Clodagh Walsh had an early introduction to broadcasting with a job at Waterford Local Radio while she was still at school. She was involved in theatre and lived in Italy for almost a decade before returning for a second stint at RTÉ.