But also the radio (which is nothing near as biased as the stuff from the states) RTÉ/Newstalk/Today FM depending on the show. For more specialised subjects I tend to look at specific blogs.



Mainly read and listen. It's very rare that I watch the news on TV mainly because I just don't tend to watch the TV at the times it is on. I tend to avoid dedicated news channels unless there is a breaking event.

I often listen to radio news programmes when I'm commuting into work.



In the main balanced and fair. The papers will tend to have columnists and opinion writers which have a bias but they are very obvious and the one paper will generally balance out overall by having contrasting viewpoints.

Radio can be a bit worse but I tend to avoid those presenters with a bias as I find them annoying.



I try in the main for balanced reporting/writing. As for opion pieces with a bias I tend to read from all sides unless it is very extreme.



Rarely. I don't usually have the time to put together a well constructed contribution, which is what you need on those sites



Yes, I do tend to lurk away.