ZX7R wrote: » We don't know if rte breached any rules or not. There is a garda investigation into the matter
expectationlost wrote: » the photos https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:jbHOJB8JdVUJ:https://www.superannrte.ie/index.php%3Foption%3Dcom_content%26view%3Darticle%26id%3D7548:phil-collins-retirement-photos-13-11-2020%26catid%3D31%26Itemid%3D104+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ie&client=firefox-b-d
expectationlost wrote: » what law do you suggest they broke?
glenfieldman wrote: » They never broke any "laws", but these people were the suppose to be the moral compass for the country Everyday pontificating about what we should be doing meanwhile it seems it doesnt apply to them
expectationlost wrote: » the person responsible for this is whoever is responsible for health and safety in RTE.
rusty cole wrote: » What law did the young people drinking break??. Youd have to prove they bought drink within 100mtrs from the spot its being consumed..hard to do in the city centre where pubs are every 20 yards at least.. however it did not stop maid miriam and "i'm fulla" mccullagh from running it so hard on prime time as to "prime" stephen donnelly to the point of charging them for war crimes of public frivolity...Rte can fook right off.
suicide_circus wrote: » If it was right that heads rolled after golfgate, i fail to see why this is different
GreeBo wrote: » When did they become that and who else on the telly is your most compass? Panty Bliss or maybe Twink?
GreeBo wrote: » Because one involved government and lawmakers... These people are in the telly and radio.... You don't see them having different responsibility and accountability?
hotmail.com wrote: » Pressure must be on Jon Williams, the head of news, to stand down.
dodzy wrote: » Some people here are really losing the run of themselves and need to detach from social media fro a few months. “Moral compass” my hole. The sh1te talk is getting ridiculous at this stage.
Paddygreen wrote: » I think the fantastic job RTE News did informing and explaining things to the bewildered and child minded public since the start of the new normal far outweighs a minor error of judgement. Joe Duffy has developed a form of tourettes from trying to raise hand hygiene awareness. Gone are the days when we only washed our hands after going for a dump.
MrMusician18 wrote: » This thread is less about the party and the breach of the guidelines but about those that hate RTE and have an axe to grind sticking the boot in. It hasn't gone unnoticed that a number of posters here whose posting history would put them on the anti-restriction populist right are the ones that seem to be most upset. Very odd since they themselves would appear to be not adhering to them either.
iamwhoiam wrote: » I dont have a big problem with RTE or indeed with the sinners . But I do have a problem with people who don’t practice what they preach . They preach nightly about numbers going up and how we should be careful etc etc etc . Yet they do the very thing they know they should not be doing . That is what bothers me
MrMusician18 wrote: » While that may not be the case for yourself im calling bull**** on that for the majority of anti-RTE posters on this thread. While I myself am no fan of the way RTE editorialises the news, I can recognise this thread for what it is. It's an attempt to use this lapse to promote an anti-RTE agenda, not on public health concerns but because they do not like RTEs editorial stance generally.