miriam

Because you don’t get to see her much.

At home with Miriam.

Melanie O’Connor writes:

To celebrate the return of her summer chat show this weekend RTÉ Player gets up close and personal with Miriam to find out what makes her tick. During the quick-fire Q&A she reveals who she’d choose to play her in a movie of her life, her celebrity crush, the worst outfit she’s ever worn and her tipple of choice…

*burns imaginary telly licence*

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46 thoughts on “Genuinely”

  7. Eoin

    ‘Coming up next here on RTE, Miriam O’Callaghan interviews Ryan Tubridy who interviews Joe Duffy who interviews Brendan O’Connor…etc’. I’m sick of paying for a license to watch this utter muck.

      1. Patrick Bateman

        except that the beeb doesn’t suck down tv advertising revenue that prevents meaningful alternatives from operating

  8. M

    Imagine if you were a candidate planning to run for the presidency the next time..

    RTE needs to be broken up like Standard Oil.

  9. rotide

    Gotta love the way bodger is happy to publish the viral marketing for a few cheap clicks

      1. Anne

        I wouldn’t go that far.. his constant presence is like….. let’s see.. something very annoying that never goes away.. anyone?

    2. rotide

      laugh all you want folks, but literally every single post submitted by the rte marketing dept/advertising agency gets posted. The figures from that gets added to the wonderfully backslapping “viral reach” documents or something equally nonsensical and on the back of that, Tubs gets his 5k pay rise.

      Which of course means even more comments on every article that’s succesfully posted and more reach etc etc.

    3. realPolithicks

      FYI, you’re not actually required to click on this or anything else posted on BS.

  10. Cynic3000

    More of the RTE personality cult.

    You know she actually looks like she IS the Mario Rosenstock version of her.

  12. Brother Barnabas

    If someone knocked that loudly on my door, I’d punch their fupping nose in.

  13. newsjustin

    I thought this would be funny or ironic or self deprecating, something.

    Turned out to be just herself showing us around her front room.

    When she said “a good blow…..dry” I thought things were looking up. But just dull.

    1. J

      hahah. I think that was RTE attempting to spread some sexual cheer amongst the plebs. About as interesting as a member of One Direction on Ribenna.

  14. Eoin

    I’d love to be a fly on the wall at the scheduling meetings at RTE. I can imagine it. ‘Ireland wants MORE Miriam lads!’ Do they realise their programs are dross? Or do they genuinely think this is what people want and is actually worth the yearly license fee?

  15. joj

    remove license, privatise RTE, end of discussion. it’s completely redundant in how modern media is distributed. Not a public service in any way shape or form.

    1. Alastair

      How soon we’ve moved on from the Console expose. No public service evident there, I guess.

  16. Gary

    Cutting edge incisive media content designed to make Irelands depressed housewives feel even more inadequate.

  17. Andyourpointiswhatexactly?

    Ha. She must have been like Mrs Doyle, waiting inside the door.
    Nice gaff.

    1. Sheikh Yabooti

      Arra feck, that’s funny. I just snorted and now have beer on my glasses. Thanks.

  21. Junkface

    RTE goes down on itself again in front of the nation. Thats money well spent.

    Is this what a Circle-Jerk is?

    1. Junkface

      Yes it is actually. I looked it up. It describes RTE’s current behaviour perfectly

  23. Frilly Keane

    Ahhhhh!

    Why wouldn’t she do a Pudding Interview!!!!

    Are we not grand enough for her?

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