07-11-2022, 05:25 PM
I have just checked on the RTE website to see what RTE One will offer their licence fee paying viewers for breakfast television tomorrow Tuesday 8th November 2022, and I was shocked at the dross they put on air. Is this really what they air?
6.00am - A simulcast of Euronews
6.40am - Teleshopping
7.50am - A repeat of the previous afternoon's Today show, which is apparently a magazine show aired in the afternoon on RTE One
9.50am - A repeat of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which has ended now in America
10.45am - Dr Phil
11.40am - Iarnród Enda, "Enda Kenny presents a celebration of people, landscape and belonging as he explores the long-abandoned railway routes of Ireland, beginning with Waterford to Dungarvan" a repeat of a documentary
12.10pm - The BBC drama Doctors
12.45pm - Something called Telly Bingo from the Irish National Lottery.
And then it seems the first televised news bulletin of the day on RTE One is their One O'Clock News.
And the Irish population have to pay €160 a year to fund this???
6.00am - A simulcast of Euronews
6.40am - Teleshopping
7.50am - A repeat of the previous afternoon's Today show, which is apparently a magazine show aired in the afternoon on RTE One
9.50am - A repeat of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which has ended now in America
10.45am - Dr Phil
11.40am - Iarnród Enda, "Enda Kenny presents a celebration of people, landscape and belonging as he explores the long-abandoned railway routes of Ireland, beginning with Waterford to Dungarvan" a repeat of a documentary
12.10pm - The BBC drama Doctors
12.45pm - Something called Telly Bingo from the Irish National Lottery.
And then it seems the first televised news bulletin of the day on RTE One is their One O'Clock News.
And the Irish population have to pay €160 a year to fund this???