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RTÉ need to up their forecasting presentation

zell12 · 2018-02-10 12:33:22

This actually happened on TG4 this week, but nobody seems to have noticed. Some of us would prefer this, light on important details, version https://twitter.com/BLOCTG4/status/960529053353574400

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#92 15-03-2021 01:41PM

odyboody

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NIMAN wrote: »

Have I noticed the new girl has stopped saying "good night" at the start of her forecast?

We say good morning as a greeting, likewise good afternoon and good evening.
Why is good night considered a goodbye

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#93 17-03-2021 07:39PM

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Think I heard it all now “the ghrian will continue to taithneamh” from Joanna Donnelly. Brilliant I love it! Obviously not a fluent gaelgoir:D

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