Representatives appeared before the Public Accounts Committee this morning.

Dee Forbes failed to meet with members due to 'health reasons' following her resignation and the subsequent months of controversy surrounding the State Broadcaster.

It was claimed that a 'slippery slope' was 'inevitable' if assisted dying was legalised.

It also declined to provide the Public Accounts Committee with information on former Commerical Director Geraldine O'Leary, and former Chief financial Officer Breda O'Keeffe's exit packages.

Representatives will describe the online streaming service 'GAA Go' as 'a positive and exciting departure' from television.

The local senator believes the revelation of further barter accounts shows the executive had mislead the Oireachtas Media Committee

TDs and Senators will hear from Department of Justice officials and the Irish Human Rights Equality Commission.

An Oireachtas meeting will be held today on the matter.