Anything Good On Six One?

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Anne O’Hara writes:

So, RTÉ send Dobbo up north to interview… the RTÉ Norn Irish correspondent!

Anyone?

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28 thoughts on “Anything Good On Six One?

  1. Nigel

    Don’t general reporters talk to specialist reporters for overviews and insights into breaking situations all the time? Normally done from a studio, rather than on the street maybe?

    1. rotide

      All. The. Time.

      In literally EVER. NEWS. BROADCAST. EVER.

      Let’s not let a little fact like that get in the way of the blind abuse of RTE though eh?

      1. mildred st. meadowlark

        It’s such good fun though. And it’s not like they haven’t asked for it, just a bit.

      2. Anne

        The point being there was no need to send him up the north for it.

        I suppose it gives that live effect.

      3. Sheik Yahbouti

        “Blind abuse of RTE”?? Have you listened to yourself? Might ‘mature reflection ‘ persuade you that you might have been a little OTT, Editor?!?

  2. Eamonn Clancy

    If I was a license payer I’d be furious. Next time the license inspector comes calling I might, just might, open the door to them.

  3. Dónal O'Flynn

    No, they sent him up to anchor the bulletin from Belfast, which naturally enough involved conversing with the Northern Editor on air. I know the cynical Broadsheet readership will lambaste me for saying so, but I get so sick of the constant RTÉ-bashing that goes on these days. Yes RTÉ does more interviews with it’s own staff than just about any other broadcaster in the world, but this is literally just Dobbo doing his job.

    Also, I know the Late Late Show can be piss poor at times, but RTÉ have better things to spend money on than paying celebrities to fly in for an interview with Tubs in Montrose. People who compare it to The Graham Norton Show are comparing apples and oranges. Graham gets the best guests because his show is recorded in central London and syndicated around the world, meaning that the celebs can hit every major market with just one TV appearance.

  4. Truth in the News

    The people got rid of Water Tax, their next target is the licience fee, that will soon
    bring the outfit in Montrose to their senses.

  5. Iwerzon

    RTÉ Six One News article with Eileen Dunne
    Cut to David Davin Power outside Leinster House.
    Back to studio analysis with Martina Fitzgerald.
    Repeat every day.

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