Philip Boucher-Hayes was born on 1971 and is a journalist at RTE.
14 Facts About Philip Boucher-Hayes
Philip Boucher-Hayes is a news reporter, television and radio presenter.
Philip Boucher-Hayes's father lived in Leeson Street before moving out west.
Philip Boucher-Hayes was educated in Newtown School, Waterford, and began his journalism career as a freelance contributor to local newspapers before going on to study History and Politics in University College Dublin.
Philip Boucher-Hayes began his career by reporting on RTE Radio 1's Five Seven Live and RTE 2fm's The Gerry Ryan Show before producing The Gay Byrne Show.
Philip Boucher-Hayes was reported in 2006 as being the new presenter of Five Seven Live.
Philip Boucher-Hayes reported on the Kosovo War in 1999, Latin America, the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories and Iran.
Philip Boucher-Hayes worked as RTE's reporter for numerous historic events, including stints in Southeast Asia, New York City and Iraqi Kurdistan.
Philip Boucher-Hayes covered Irish politician Liam Lawlor's release from jail.
Philip Boucher-Hayes presented the investigative radio series, Investigation on One on RTE Radio 1 each Monday evening.
Philip Boucher-Hayes has presented Liveline in the absence of regular presenter Joe Duffy.
On 19 October 2022, it was confirmed that Philip Boucher-Hayes would take up presenting duties on Countrywide on RTE Radio 1.
Philip Boucher-Hayes appeared on The Panel on 27 November 2008.
Philip Boucher-Hayes is the nephew of fellow RTE radio broadcaster Myles Dungan.