RTE pol corr David McCullagh on Merrion Street, Dublin, tonight.
David Gannon writes:
The illusion has been shattered.
Quite the dish..
Dress your own David McCullagh here
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Tom writes:
RTE News – SO down with the kids…
Outside RTE, Nutley Lane, Donnybrook,, this morning.
They want to see more priests in ‘front of camera’ and an extra 15 seconds on the Angelus.
Kidding.
Just less pro-aborts.
Thanks Kevin Whitty
(l-r) Steve Matthews, David Caffrey, Suzanne McAuley with Prince Albert II of Monaco (centre) and actor Stuart Townsend
Love/Hate producers Suzanne McAuley and Steve Matthews and director David Caffrey are in Monte-Carlo for the 53rd Festival de Télévision de Monte-Carlo, where the RTÉ series was nominated for two awards.
The crime drama was nominated for Best International Drama TV Series and Best European Drama TV Series.
Via: RTE Ten
Republic of Ireland Supporters Club chief Gerry Rochford fumed: “The fear is this is only the beginning — and the Champions League or the World Cup could be next.
“People really enjoyed the pundits and it was part and parcel of Saturday evenings for so many.
“We used to look forward to watching the football — but now that is gone.
“It is just hard to believe they could not have cut something else instead.”
How Warm?
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Oh.
David Devlin writes [viaBS App]:
Spellcheck must still be down in Montrose…
Previously: Bad Spellcheck to Continue
The Spell
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Ah niow.
Thanks Noel Curran
RTE has re-emphasised that it will not put last night’s Breach of Trust on RTE Player and the programme will never be repeated. In accordance apparently with the parents’ wishes.
What are we?
CHILDREN?
Earlier: Giraffe, Links And Little Harvard
UPDATE: You didn’t see THIS, right? (taps nose)
Frogs literally jumping into Spring on The River Shannon.
From The Secret Life of the Shannon on Sunday, RTE One, 6.30pm.
Anne-Louise Foley writes:
A bit of nerd trivia, this series was filmed (by Crossing the Line films) using a Phantom High Speed Camera (1,000 frames p. second) the same kind of camera used in Christopher Nolan’s ‘Inception’.