Donna Traynor said: “It is with deep sadness that, after almost 33 years, I am leaving the job that I love and resigning from BBC Northern Ireland with immediate effect.
“Because this is the subject of ongoing Employment Tribunal and other legal proceedings, I am not able to respond to any questions or comments about my reasons for leaving the organisation. Donna Traynor”.
When asked for a comment on the shock news, a BBC spokeperson said: “We do not comment on individual staff matters.”
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