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Published 10:27 5 Jan 2020 GMT
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"She was one of the very early exemplars to those who sought a proper representation of women in broadcasting."
"There will be many, in every part of Irish life, who will miss Marian's voice, but of course her loss is felt most acutely by her family and friends."
RTÉ Director General Dee Forbes said:
"Ireland has lost a unique voice. RTÉ has lost a beloved colleague."
"From Women Today to Liveline to her weekday radio show on Radio 1 and, latterly, her enormously popular Saturday and Sunday radio programme, she tackled the big social issues of the day with command and insight."
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