bobbyss wrote: » I rhought you were going to say subliminal gigs for himself. But why would he be plugging anyone? Surely it doesn't matter to him if anyone ( including Mary) attends the gig or not?
Deleted User wrote: Actually, I think it’s very helpful to have that sort of information from Ronan, or anybody else. I’ve booked tickets to gigs a number of times thanks to a mention by a presenter, especially Lilian Smith (who has a great show on weekend mornings incidentally)
Brendan Bendar wrote: Have to say I like Lillian Smith, nice relaxed presentation, nice accent, don’t hear her too much but would have no complaints.
bobbyss wrote: » She's always making reference rhat she's broadcasting from Cork city. Who cares where she is? A touch of the provincial about her. No thanks. And all those requests.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Just a heads up.... Mr Bland is on for the usual 2 hours of a Monday, as he has been for the last couple of hundred and so Holidays. The Brenner will avoid, as usual.
Odyssey 2005 wrote: » Have to say I wont. I enjoy RC. He doesn't try to prove anything, unlike the 'stars' in rte. Hes done it,and just entertains most of his audience
BarryD2 wrote: » Lots of good music from Ronan today, he can be a bit naff, but I enjoyed todays selection. Maybe two hours gives him more freedom to choose.
Deleted User wrote: » I might be a bit odd (no comments, please!) but I generally enjoy Ronan Collins, he's got a good radio persona, he plays a wide variety of stuff and doesn't seem to be overly limited to some sort of centrally determined playlist. He is respectful of the Angelus, Nuacht and seems to run a pretty good ship.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » other than the grunts accept it
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Like everything about the bould Ronan it’s repetitious, stale, predictable. I mean for how long is he wheeled it to pro is the same sing-song patter on a BHM (bank holiday Monday) For two foohhherking hours. Jaysus... would anyone in D4 think or suggest its time for a frikking change. Cannot get a handle on that way of thinking.... other than the grunts accept it, we will keep feeding them shooyte.
Brendan Bendar wrote: Like everything about the bould Ronan it’s repetitious, stale, predictable.
Oscar Bravo wrote: » Enjoyed the two hours today.Some good tunes played on a long drive.
ford fiesta wrote: » do you prefer the terrible neil doherty for a bank holiday or on a saturday evening?
Brendan Bendar wrote: » To be honest, they should just change something, anything, just try something different... for a change. I emphasize by the way the criticism is probably more against RTe than Ronan, who I’m sure is a very nice person. Smacks of lazy programming to be adopting the same tired formula for decades. In my opinion.
Kenny B wrote: » It's an Afternoon show, not everything has to be edgy, changing for the sake of change is total madness, my guess is he has one of the highest songs per hour average - that is a good thing. Listening to DJ's prattle on about nonsense is annoying. Cathal Murray at night keeps the chat to a minimum also, even though he comes across as the most boring man alive, he has a good show because he plays the music.
Brendan Bendar wrote: Things move on.... if we didn’t change things Croke Park and Lansdowne Road would still be grey cold soulless kips, we’d still be listening to Din Joe at 1330, Mart and Market would still be on TV with Cowjack.
Dipole Keith wrote: » Handy hour for Ronan, Happy birthday to Mary Morgan from Tullamore shes 80 today, Here’s a man celebrating his 83rd birthday today it’s Engelbert Humperdinck
ford fiesta wrote: » Ronan never announces a listeners age
Zird wrote: » Ciara of Chris and Ciara in for Ronan today
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Breath of fresh air.
ford fiesta wrote: » another terrible choice of fill in presenter. who'll be covering for ronan next....the love island guy?
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