Today Show with Sarah McInerney

Greenman wrote: »

I won't miss her.

Having Healy on NT and her on RTE was a nightmare.

It's a tough business.

I think it's fair to say you're in a minority in that opinion, today anyway!

Jaysus is right. The love in this morning for Sarah...I think she's good overall, but let's not lose the run of ourselves. As Brendan B said, it's pretty much an open goal for her to score this morning.

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

I think it's fair to say you're in a minority in that opinion, today anyway!

Story of my life :-)

Great to have Tunein.

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Ah Heidi is it yourself?!

That much I guessed (lol), what preceded it? Had she some waffling politician on?

Howya, BS - long time no see!!

She had almost a full hour of full-tilt all sorts, and managed it brilliantly.

I'm only surprised it wasn't "FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK"

Dempo1 wrote: »

That Id have to disagree with, she's on a roll today and it's obvious she's enjoying her last show and with a sense of amusement, brilliant stuff

On a roll!!!!!

Even Charles Mitchel could have made todays show exciting ffs, given the material available ,and the amount of gimps lining up to have kick at the wounded beast.

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Even brendan would admit there's real talent here

Perhaps it's an open goal, but have you heard Pat Kenny today? Didn't hit the mark at all, very disappointing. McInerney is proving herself to be in another league. The respect is well-deserved IMO.

As usual I listened in to the first hour of PK - and disappointed is exactly what I was.



Chalk and cheese, I thought PK's rottweiler instincts would shine in this case. Maybe that's down to the researchers/producers?

ButtersSuki wrote: »

What promoted the "Jesus"?

Not one thing in particular, just that she spent 45 minutes jumping from one person to another on full throttle, no time for a break or to relax, in the middle of which Buttimer resigned.

It's a bit like getting 20 7 year old kids out of your house after a 6-hour birthday party. The last one goes, you flop on the couch and go - "Jayzus".

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Even brendan would admit there's real talent here

Perhaps it's an open goal, but have you heard Pat Kenny today? Didn't hit the mark at all, very disappointing. McInerney is proving herself to be in another league. The respect is well-deserved IMO.

Of course I would, she’s very good, The Brenner never said anything against her, just trying to put things in context and dampen down the sudden upswell of tumescence which seem to have descended on your platform,Ty.

She did very well,and deserves a slot somewhere in the same field on RTE.

Hope that’s a fair evaluation.

Boyd-barrett will have a field day here

regina doherty throwing everyone under the bus there. rbb having a field day.

ednwireland wrote: »

regina doherty throwing everyone under the bus there. rbb having a field day.

This is radio gold, "I'm coming at this as a mammy" o Regina, you grabbed the bait, forget about the bus, she's just thrown Education minister under a Bulldozer

That was a terrific show, madness that Claire Byrne is getting that slot

Immensely classy sign off from her today

The next crisis won't be too far away, it will be interesting to see how Claire Byrne responds to it compared to Sarah McInerney. Her first hour today should be compulsory listening for any media studies student, or any budding journalist. She was interrupting a lot, but IMO she was prempting some waffle that they usually come out with. Kept a fast moving and fast changing story going at full titlt.

The bar has been set for Claire Byrne, lets see if she can reach it.

Edit: And Sarah Mc was quite gracious to CB in her sign off.