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RTEs lunchtime news is sinking....throw 'em a liveline!

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    #32
    europa11
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    Nothing unusual about that Sept, tbh.,although kudos to the Morning Ireland team whom, it seems have finally and after years of practice, mastered the noble art of reading a clock correctly.


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    #33
    mike65
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    That's down to the absence of Aine Lawlor.

    and yes its a rare day when RTE radio news gets through a broadcast without a technical SNAFU


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    #34
    telekon
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    europa11 wrote: »
    Nothing unusual about that Sept, tbh.,although kudos to the Morning Ireland team whom, it seems have finally and after years of practice, mastered the noble art of reading a clock correctly.

    Has Cathal MacCoille learnt how not to nose-whistle directly into the microphone yet? :mad:


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    #35
    europa11
    Registered Users Posts: 5,730 ✭✭✭europa11


    telekon wrote: »
    Has Cathal MacCoille learnt how not to nose-whistle directly into the microphone yet? :mad:

    He probably considers it his party-piece at this stage ;)


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    #36
    dulpit
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    Fuinseog wrote: »
    Rosh een must be the RTE way of pronouncing it. she might think it sounds posh and the original pronunciation bogger like.some folk just cannot tolerate a Gaelic name. Maybe she should change it to Rosaleen.

    not only do people in this country have the unusual habit of translating names or trying to angliscise them, but they also meddle with the pronunciation.
    just like in Dublin Sorcha tends to be pronounced as Sore sha.

    maybe they will move on to Deirdre being pronounced as Dear dree.

    AFAIK Rosh-een is a Donegal thing...


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    #37
    patwicklow
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    just like there iplayer watching the news on it and it goes back to the start can not get nothing right rte


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    #38
    L1011
    Registered Users Posts: 68,060 ✭✭✭✭L1011


    Cardinal Richelieu wrote: »
    Can twitter not trace who created this account?

    Unlikely in the extreme.


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    #39
    chasmcb
    Registered Users Posts: 278 ✭✭chasmcb


    patwicklow wrote: »
    just like there iplayer watching the news on it and it goes back to the start can not get nothing right rte

    You'd fit right in so!


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    #40
    mike65
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    Jasus its all going a bit Pete Tong again, hardly a day goes by without some rogue audio


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