RTE: Radio, Telefis, Empty pockets

[Roxetten]

Absolutely and while it’s nut something I’m hugely interested in, it’s part of our heritage and many people are very interested in it. Broadcasters aren’t there just to cover the things you like or agree with.

I just heard Neil there reading out a racist text relating the recent killing in Killarney, he's so obviously trying to stir the pot to draw in listeners, a pathetic weasel of a man.

 

[Hallbopping]

I just heard Neil there reading out a racist text relating the recent killing in Killarney, he's so obviously trying to stir the pot to draw in listeners, a pathetic weasel of a man.

This is what the anti RTÉ people want.

Media with agendas, as long as it’s their agenda mind you.

 

[Ogre Moran]

One radio example is the John Creedon show, as for TV, there's loads of home grown programs on every day of the week, some of it is dross, but overall what they offer is far superior to the Virgin schedule, unless Love Island is your idea of quality TV.

John Creedon's programme is definitely cutting-edge, intellectual and stimulating. RTE's response to "The Ascent of Man".

 

[Ogre Moran]

€65million subvention by the State to RTE expected by 2028. Organisation currently costs over €1 million a day to run.

Proposal to reduce RTÉ campus size to be tabled, PAC told

A proposal to reduce the size of the RTÉ campus will be tabled in weeks, an Oireachtas committee has heard.

www.rte.ie

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

 

[markyboy]

Áine Lawlor bids farewell to RTÉ after more than 40 years

After more than 40 years with RTÉ, broadcaster Áine Lawlor hosts her final The Week in Politics today.

www.rte.ie

About half way through reading this I had to scroll back up to check she had only retired and wasn’t actually dead.

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

Áine Lawlor bids farewell to RTÉ after more than 40 years

After more than 40 years with RTÉ, broadcaster Áine Lawlor hosts her final The Week in Politics today.

www.rte.ie

About half way through reading this I had to scroll back up to check she had only retired and wasn’t actually dead.

40 years with RTE/Dead, same difference.

 

[Ogre Moran]

Refunds on the way?

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www.independent.ie

 

[Colonel Lee Fields]

Refunds on the way?

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www.independent.ie

Long gone, spent keeping Gargoyle O'Connor in Brylcreem and the like

 

[Ogre Moran]

Áine Lawlor bids farewell to RTÉ after more than 40 years

After more than 40 years with RTÉ, broadcaster Áine Lawlor hosts her final The Week in Politics today.

www.rte.ie

About half way through reading this I had to scroll back up to check she had only retired and wasn’t actually dead.

A proper Dublin 6 know-all. Always had to have the last word in an interview.