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Ní Bheoláin recently hit out at the gender pay gap in Montrose in light of the figures from 2014.
"As someone who values her privacy the very notion of sharing my salary with your newspaper is abhorrent to me," she told the Sunday Independent.
"I do recognise, however, inequality and gender pay are key social issues in need of examination and so it would be cowardly of me not to comment.
"I can confirm the 2014 pay disparity you reference was accurate. However, this pay gap has since narrowed. In return for a pay rise, I have also undertaken extra duties.
"I believe that I am well remunerated, but, for the record, my pay is still considerably less than that of Bryan's. I won't be commenting further."
RTÉ is currently conducting a review of pay and gender equality across the organisation.

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