ford fiesta wrote: » Sarah Jay?
thesandeman wrote: » "Jaysus".
Dickie10 wrote: » I’m pretty sure the Simpsons pizza boy delivered the 12 midnight news just there. To say it was the worst rte news delivery ever puts it mildly . Christ it was brutal
AJB39 wrote: » I just listened to the 1am bulletin. It sounded like they had dragged someone off the street who had a few drinks on them to read the bulletin. It was truly awful!
bureau2009 wrote: » Anybody got a link? Would be interested to hear it.
ITV2 wrote: » https://www.rte.ie/radio/radioplayer/html5/#/radio1/11228917 1:00:59 Danny Keogh.
imme wrote: » There is an English accented newsreader who does the late night radio news sometimes. Bob something maybe? He makes me smile.
Red Fred wrote: » Think you are referring to Nick Adams. He used to read news on 98FM in its early days.
imme wrote: » Either a scratch on the record or he was nervous:D It did sound a bit sub local radio tbh. There is an English accented newsreader who does the late night radio news sometimes. Bob something maybe? He makes me smile.
peterobrien100 wrote: » Do RTE not pre-record the news at that hour of the night / morning ?
Trebor176 wrote: » Nick Adams is the English accented newsreader. Unless there's another one now. Nick has a very pleasant tone. I can't see any info about him, such as where he broadcast from before.
AwaitYourReply wrote: » Other Changes on the way on RTÉ Radio 1 ? Well I often wonder how long more Joe Duffy will want to occupy the chair on LiveLine as there must be some days when it's hard to keep listeners engaged. I gather he has been off to concentrate on another series which some have speculated might be "The Meaning of Life" which the late Gay Byrne had hosted although; this has not been confirmed. Will the Ray D'Arcy Show and Ryan Tubridy shows continue as is? Perhaps all other changes will apply to the weekend schedule? Other programmes likely to resume may include all or some of following: (1) "The Late Debate" on Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday night at 10pm due back once the Dáil resumes? (2) Saturday with Cormac Ó hEadhra at 1:00pm? (3) Restoration of final 30 minutes segment on "Drivetime with Mary Wilson" which was cut short since "Des Cahill's Island Discs series began during the Coronavirus pandemic..So strange when major news developments were breaking live on Drivetime that they still had to go to Des's Island Discs! It's the national radio station! (4) Return of "Callan's Kicks" (Oliver Callan) on Friday evenings at 6:30pm? (5) More hours of sport covered in the weekend radio schedule ?
[Deleted User] wrote: » When does Drivetime get its new presenters; anybody know please?
Dempo1 wrote: » Not getting the Sarah & Cormac Ó hEadhra combo on drive time, Sarah did a tremendous job in the morning slot but Cormac is just, well pretty hard to listen too. Mary Wilson move to morning Ireland also very odd albeit her drive time show was tired & dated, Dr Gavin must feel somewhat overlooked, first Dobo and now Mary Wilson getting all the headlines on morning ireland. During lockdown I found myself watching on News Now, it's comedy gold and its as of the presenters are not Awre they are live on TV also, Dobson at 1 o clock seems a good move. Just amazed Ray D'Arcy not moved to some obscure late time slot, just an awful show that's all about him really, just a very odd show, thankfully at a time I'd rarely come across it. I've line remains and no doubting it's going to be as painful as ever, I think Oliver Callan would be a good choice on liveline.
Clon63 wrote: » Just listening to the radio there and the same newsreader on again. I know its another Saturday night but is nobody in RTE listening and making a decision that this guy's talents lie elsewhere. Actually feel sorry for him but pictured him with his finger underneath every word and stumbling over every 2nd word. Also called the Taoiseach Micheal Vradakar - I am sure this wasnt in the script. It really is not fair on him or the listener