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RTE prime time language..

mich321 · 2013-03-14 22:03:16

Hi, now I know kids do not watch RTE prime time, but they might be playing around, and it's not even after 10pm and while watching Prime Time I hear words such as fuc***g, pr**k, f**k, etc etc .. is that allowed on telly? I've no kids, and ive no problem with such words, I just think it's not appropriate. Most countries…

14-03-2013 10:03pm

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mich321

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Hi, now I know kids do not watch RTE prime time, but they might be playing around, and it's not even after 10pm and while watching Prime Time I hear words such as fuc***g, pr**k, f**k, etc etc .. is that allowed on telly?

I've no kids, and ive no problem with such words, I just think it's not appropriate. Most countries have legislation to avoid that and channels get huge fines for such language, is it normal to swear on Irish telly ?

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#2 14-03-2013 10:04pm

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mich321 wrote: »

is that allowed on telly?

Yes

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#3 14-03-2013 10:05pm

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If only we had a Television forum....

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