RTE LiveLine

zell12

"how do you mean you left your grief on the road?"

zell12

I talk to dead people, Joe

Dublin Calling

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123806634#Comment_123806634

Cull'um's mother, by the sounds of it.

BPKS

They made a play about Ireland rugby team winning a challenge match? Did they make one when NZ beat Ireland in the World Cup when it mattered?

Soon they will be doing the same when the Irish soccer team manage to beat Latvia in a friendly.

Dublin Calling

Raymond is going to talk about death as well. What is it with RTE and their fascination with death?

golondrinas

ya dont want to be bothering people says she. She goes on the radio to bother the nation.

avfc1874

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123806687#Comment_123806687

I think it's rte's way of telling the nation you think you've got it bad, we'll trawl the Internet and find someone that is having a harder life than you.

And be grateful to us for letting you know,

+ Don't forget to pay your TV license fee, the governments (your taxes) bailout ain't going to last forever and no amount of ads are going to pay our huge wages

thesandeman

Listened back during the night to help me sleep. I don't think anybody in the stamp segment, including the presenter and the band member, had any idea what was going on.

Dublin Calling

Cullum,

Death and coping with death. Sports lads deaths with spiritual experiences. Do you have any?

Book Advert. Lad wrote a book on marriage falling apart. What are your experiences?

Patrons using their mobile phone in the theater. Your thoughts?

Dublin Calling

Football talk FM, at least the great Joe shared my lack of interest in such things.

TinyMuffin

Joe was a great debater.

Some would say a master debater.

Dublin Calling

Caller found a lady using her phone to be more interesting than watching Brendan Gleason performing in a play.

TinyMuffin

I was waiting to get served at a bar in town and a lady sitting at the counter in front of me had his bank of Ireland app open and he had €980000 in his account.

Brendan Bendar

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123809708#Comment_123809708

Princess Petunia , Sth Gt. Georges St was it?

Dublin Calling

It is boring topic, or maybe it is the presenter?

I suppose Cullum is trying to balance yesterday's boyband gutter talk with upmarket theatre talk.

dvcireland

more horror..thats right The Bitch is Back:

TinyMuffin

Zip up your.
phone.

Dublin Calling

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123809768#Comment_123809768

In the Stadium, far from the hallowed halls of the Gaiety.

2smiggy

this is surely his last week, please God

Dublin Calling

"I work in Story Telling"

dvcireland

whats the big deal with a phone going off luvvie

dvcireland

a bottle of Buckfast was twinks request

TinyMuffin

I’ve never got mine out in a theatre.

dvcireland

Dionne Warwick…Joe on line four

CH3OH

Anyone who had a heart would turn off their phone.

Dublin Calling

"You are taking your life into your hands going to the theatre."

Yes, going down Talbot Street to the Abbey is dangerous. Our minister of justice needed six Guards to venture in to the area.

2smiggy

the bob geldof sounding fellow back on again

purifol0

Riveting stuff today lads

zell12

A Longford gaa-lover who loves musical theatre?

dvcireland

The Night Dione Warwick played old Dublin town:

Hurling

Leinster Final on May 22nd, 2024. 

Offaly (1-18) v Dublin (1-15)

Securing their second Leinster title in a row, Offaly defeated Dublin by 3 points on Wednesday night. Both sides battled for the place in the All-Ireland with both teams fighting to dominate the match. The crowd of 15,215 was made up almost entirely of Faithful green, white and gold colours. In a chaotic few last minutes, Offaly supporters prematurely swarmed to the pitch just in time for Dublin’s Conn Rock to score a goal. Regardless, Offaly had done just enough to face Tipperary in June for the final match of the Tournament.