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Oiling up the Tape Players out in Montrose.

FlutterinBantam

Its that time again!! season of goodwill joy.

I was listening to Marzie Finucane this morning telling us "We'll be back with you next Saturday....." Will she?? or will Montrose be staffed by two porters ,a continuity announcer, and a fleet of taperecorders for the TWO WEEKS of their Xmas???

Its always a good time to see what the current pecking order is and who gets the time off and who works..

I'll keep yez informed;)

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Brendan Bendar

vicwatson wrote: »

Aren't the contracted staff salaries for 2015 meant to be released this week? Maybe that's why Joe is gone into hiding this week

Not at all, and in fairness poor Damien is struggling a bit, but it's teachers hours for a lot of these lads.

I predicted it a few pages ago.

thesandeman

Shay Byrne been covering for Ronan all week.

Brendan Bendar

thesandeman wrote: »

Shay Byrne been covering for Ronan all week.

And covering well too, with Ronan it's like slipping into an old shoe, bedded in and every carbuncle catered for.

Time for change here, no time for music by numbers.

honeybear

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

And covering well too, with Ronan it's like slipping into an old shoe, bedded in and every carbuncle catered for.

Time for change here, no time for music by numbers.

Ronan is not my cup of tea, but I remember being really surprised at his high listenership numbers.

Welsh Megaman

Derek Mooney and 'Big T1tted Bully' Knee Coffee are on every Saturday morning in August.

thesandeman

Carol Moran covering for Ronan. Nice one.

Brendan Bendar

thesandeman wrote: »

Carol Moran covering for Ronan. Nice one.

Nice one ... Curmac(sic) ,O'headhra covering for 300k Sean

Mi gone to the 0800 start, R4 as normal Justin Webb and Mischal Hussain.

Only thing bothering me is where is Joe Jackson gone.

Thank God for podcasts...

Brendan Bendar

JHC

Fcuker is on the air right now.

Whooshsse........ Jeeez

SPDUB

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

JHC

Fcuker is on the air right now.

Whooshsse........ Jeeez

Can we not use initials

I have no idea who you are talking about

Brendan Bendar

SPDUB wrote: »

Can we not use initials

I have no idea who you are talking about

I'm very sorry, talking about Joe Jackson.

Just go back a few posts and you will get the context.

The JHC is Jesus H Christ.

Apologies for not being too clear, but the thread goes back a long time ...to the Flutter era.... Legend was that lad.

But, Soz, back to the present.. JJ Is still alive and has oil:D

Welsh Megaman

BTBKC found the letter inoffensive...so she reads it out on-air. :rolleyes:

Welsh Megaman

Oliver Callan's impression of Marian is spot-on.

padd b1975

No Sean O' Rourke.

No Ronan Collins.

Whoever is hanging around doing News at One-no change there admittedly.

No Joe Duffy.

No D'Arcy.

No Mary Wilson.

This has been the case all week, 95% of the daytime first choice presenters off at the same time.

Totally unacceptable.

PeterTheNinth

padd b1975 wrote: »

No Sean O' Rourke.
No Ronan Collins.
Whoever is hanging around doing News at One-no change there admittedly.
No Joe Duffy.
No D'Arcy.
No Mary Wilson.

Richard Curran's Business show on holidays as well... And even post Marion Richardson was away this morning, they had some quirky wan presenting the show this morning. She was funny in parts actually, quite a difference from Marion Richardson's usual "Private school girl reading a book report" feel to the show.

Losty Dublin

PeterTheNinth wrote: »

Richard Curran's Business show on holidays as well... And even post Marion Richardson was away this morning, they had some quirky wan presenting the show this morning. She was funny in parts actually, quite a difference from Marion Richardson's usual "Private school girl reading a book report" feel to the show.

As was Sean Rock on the Arts show. Late Debate won't be back for a few weeks either. This left Tubby as the sole main headliner on the daytime schedule.

School Socks

Whatever happened to Richard Crowley from the news @1 and This week ?

[Deleted User]

I don't know about ye lot, but I'm enjoying the temporary shake-up.

From Carol Moran standing in for Ronan Collins (and doing a very fine job of it, no more i-pod shuffle), to Cormac O hEadhra, who manages to be far more laid-back and (at the same time) more incisive than Sean O'Rourke, to Philip Boucher Hayes, professional journalist, covering for Joe Duffy, self-publicist. Then you have comedy shows in the evening with the likes of Colm O'Regan.

This isn't half-bad at all. I'd happily live with this schedule all year round. I've barely listened to Newstalk or my local radio station at all this past week.

padd b1975

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I don't know about ye lot, but I'm enjoying the temporary shake-up.

From Carol Moran standing in for Ronan Collins (and doing a very fine job of it, no more i-pod shuffle), to Cormac O hEadhra, who manages to be far more laid-back and (at the same time) more incisive than Sean O'Rourke, to Philip Boucher Hayes, professional journalist, covering for Joe Duffy, self-publicist. Then you have comedy shows in the evening with the likes of Colm O'Regan.

This isn't half-bad at all. I'd happily live with this schedule all year round. I've barely listened to Newstalk or my local radio station at all this past week.

Cormac was floundering badly on Friday during the item on Denis Corkery having the audacity to say he wasn't a fan of women's rugby , got much too emotional about a fairly insignificant item.

[Deleted User]

padd b1975 wrote: »

Cormac was floundering badly on Friday during the item on Denis Corkery having the audacity to say he wasn't a fan of women's rugby

Yeah, that was a terrible interview. But Denis Corkery was simply refusing to engage, trying to answer every question with a question, and outright denying he intended to mean what he clearly said. I'm not sure how anyone can work with that kind of guest.

Losty Dublin

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I don't know about ye lot, but I'm enjoying the temporary shake-up.

From Carol Moran standing in for Ronan Collins (and doing a very fine job of it, no more i-pod shuffle), to Cormac O hEadhra, who manages to be far more laid-back and (at the same time) more incisive than Sean O'Rourke, to Philip Boucher Hayes, professional journalist, covering for Joe Duffy, self-publicist. Then you have comedy shows in the evening with the likes of Colm O'Regan.

This isn't half-bad at all. I'd happily live with this schedule all year round. I've barely listened to Newstalk or my local radio station at all this past week.

Don't get me wrong, some of the cover is good and a chance can be as good as a rest, but for as many big hitters to be off the air at the same time is stretching the programming department big time. The comedy is good but it is just two shows in one hour, and shows that won't be around anytime soon. Panti has a certain novelty value as well but mess that is That Baz Thing is arguably Radio 1's worst show in years. The gap post Creedon is especially noticeable all told and it could cost his show listeners when it comes to be counted in the 2018 books.

Brendan Bendar

Will be interesting to see who has the 'teachers hours' out in Montrose.

Should start up end of this week with a number of burning questions

Will Joe Jackson be heard?

Who will be the 'sweeper' the token star

Will Baz have a big role

How many documentaries will be heard.

What major programmes will be truncated

Will the words"This prog. was first broadcast..." be heard

Will Charlie Bird appear ...

The Nation holds its breath.... .............

Expunge

There's going to be a couple of Hum-Dingers during Christmas Week on Radio Won, that's for sure. Take Wednesday December 27th for instance:

Today with Sean O'Rourke, presented Castleknock farmer, Damien O'Reilly

Two shows to replace the mighty Liveline....
13:30 "Waiting"
Part 1 From bus stops to book shops, via births, marriages and deaths, Waiting is a comedy sketch show all about women who are waiting. Recorded live at The Project Arts Centre Dublin, starring Deirdre O'Kane, Caitriona Ennis and Rose Henderson. Written by Fiona Looney.

And at 14:00 "Situationships"
Award winning writer Stefanie Preissner and her BFF Rachel Yoder are separated by 3000 miles but their friendship flourishes. In Situationships they explore the dynamic and the difficulties of maintaining a long term female friendship.

Then at 15:00 "Sure T'was Better"

Will Hanafin is joined on the couch by Seventologists Jules Coll and Joanne McNally as they decide whether it really was better in the Seventies or was just as messy and complicated as life is today....

Presenter & Producer: Will Hannafin (That producer credit will be news to the SIPTU producers of RTE who had to apply for a job and do a training course to be a producer, apparently)

And especially from the Head of Content just for you, Brendan:
22:00 Joe Jackson Tapes Revisited
..."the second of two interviews he did with Joe Dolan - the first was for the RTE Radio 1 series Under The Influence, which he also revisits for this show"
Reheated stuff from Jackson.

reg114

Expunge wrote: »

There's going to be a couple of Hum-Dingers during Christmas Week on Radio Won, that's for sure. Take Wednesday December 27th for instance:

Today with Sean O'Rourke, presented Castleknock farmer, Damien O'Reilly

Two shows to replace the mighty Liveline....
13:30 "Waiting"
Part 1 From bus stops to book shops, via births, marriages and deaths, Waiting is a comedy sketch show all about women who are waiting. Recorded live at The Project Arts Centre Dublin, starring Deirdre O'Kane, Caitriona Ennis and Rose Henderson. Written by Fiona Looney.

And at 14:00 "Situationships"
Award winning writer Stefanie Preissner and her BFF Rachel Yoder are separated by 3000 miles but their friendship flourishes. In Situationships they explore the dynamic and the difficulties of maintaining a long term female friendship.

Then at 15:00 "Sure T'was Better"

Will Hanafin is joined on the couch by Seventologists Jules Coll and Joanne McNally as they decide whether it really was better in the Seventies or was just as messy and complicated as life is today....

Presenter & Producer: Will Hannafin (That producer credit will be news to the SIPTU producers of RTE who had to apply for a job and do a training course to be a producer, apparently)

And especially from the Head of Content just for you, Brendan:
22:00 Joe Jackson Tapes Revisited
..."the second of two interviews he did with Joe Dolan - the first was for the RTE Radio 1 series Under The Influence, which he also revisits for this show"
Reheated stuff from Jackson.

Im really looking forward to Christmas Day when Paddy O Gorman interviews Charlie Bird interviewing Paddy O Gorman about the dark underbelly of virgins giving birth in barns, called Miserable mammies at Christmas.

Brendan Bendar

Expunge wrote: »

There's going to be a couple of Hum-Dingers during Christmas Week on Radio Won, that's for sure. Take Wednesday December 27th for instance:

Today with Sean O'Rourke, presented Castleknock farmer, Damien O'Reilly

Two shows to replace the mighty Liveline....
13:30 "Waiting"
Part 1 From bus stops to book shops, via births, marriages and deaths, Waiting is a comedy sketch show all about women who are waiting. Recorded live at The Project Arts Centre Dublin, starring Deirdre O'Kane, Caitriona Ennis and Rose Henderson. Written by Fiona Looney.

And at 14:00 "Situationships"
Award winning writer Stefanie Preissner and her BFF Rachel Yoder are separated by 3000 miles but their friendship flourishes. In Situationships they explore the dynamic and the difficulties of maintaining a long term female friendship.

Then at 15:00 "Sure T'was Better"

Will Hanafin is joined on the couch by Seventologists Jules Coll and Joanne McNally as they decide whether it really was better in the Seventies or was just as messy and complicated as life is today....

Presenter & Producer: Will Hannafin (That producer credit will be news to the SIPTU producers of RTE who had to apply for a job and do a training course to be a producer, apparently)

And especially from the Head of Content just for you, Brendan:
22:00 Joe Jackson Tapes Revisited
..."the second of two interviews he did with Joe Dolan - the first was for the RTE Radio 1 series Under The Influence, which he also revisits for this show"
Reheated stuff from Jackson.

Expunge, all I can say is “You done the forum some service”.

To quote the famous movie line.

“is it as bad as you thought general?”

“No…………………… it’s worse”

Never Say Never Again

Its started already, a repeat of sunday morning with Miriam was played at 10pm last night instead of the late debate.

Welsh Megaman

R.E.M. documentary sounds interesting on Radio One on Thursday 28th. at 2pm.

Expunge

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Expunge, all I can say is “You done the forum some service”.

To quote the famous movie line.

“is it as bad as you thought general?”

“No…………………… it’s worse”

Actually, when I look at those programmes again, it reads like a parody schedule. Sadly it's real. And these fookers are looking for a top up on the license fee.

In the words of Boris, they can go whistle.

Brendan Bendar

Expunge wrote: »

Actually, when I look at those programmes again, it reads like a parody schedule. Sadly it's real. And these fookers are looking for a top up on the license fee.

In the words of Boris, they can go whistle.

On another front,but possibly on topic, I see Sharon is on her own on the ‘flagship’ 6.1 News.

On RTÉ tv 1

Chopping down already,it would appear.

Hopefully there is no Tsunami over the ‘holiday’ period.

Itssoeasy

Never Say Never Again wrote: »

Its started already, a repeat of sunday morning with Miriam was played at 10pm last night instead of the late debate.

Well Dáil Éireann is finished for the Christmas period so late debate is probably off as well.

Brendan Bendar

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Well Dáil Éireann is finished for the Christmas period so late debate is probably off as well.

Indeed, but why does that mean the Late Debate closes down?

Is there nothing newsworthy going in between December 20 and January 08.

Does the country ‘close down’ or something.