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Budget Day Coverage

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  • 03-04-2009 4:40pm
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    ateam
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    RTE have announced their coverage for next Tuesday's Emergency Budget and as you would expect, it's quite extensive:

    RTE 1... 3.20-6.00 - Prime Time Special with Brian Dobson and Mark Little
    RTE Radio 1... Extended Drivetime 3.00-7.00

    All on the web too.

    http://www.rte.ie/money/budget2009/schedule.html

    One thing I noticed, Miriam O'Callaghan is not ear marked for the actual budget programme itself. She normally does it. What's tv3 doing?

    There should be a huge audience, most of the adult population will tune in to it.


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    lostexpectation
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    funny, the twitter hash tag for discussion is #bludget


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    Elmo
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    ateam wrote: »
    RTE have announced their coverage for next Tuesday's Emergency Budget and as you would expect, it's quite extensive:

    RTE 1... 3.20-6.00 - Prime Time Special with Brian Dobson and Mark Little
    RTE Radio 1... Extended Drivetime 3.00-7.00

    All on the web too.

    http://www.rte.ie/money/budget2009/schedule.html

    One thing I noticed, Miriam O'Callaghan is not ear marked for the actual budget programme itself. She normally does it. What's tv3 doing?

    There should be a huge audience, most of the adult population will tune in to it.

    An hour special of News @ 5:30.

    But what about the radio stations. I didn't catch how they all faired.

    How was Tom Dunne after the Budget? How did local radio stations fair? And what about Today FM?


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