A fella with CCFC in his Twitter handle going on about a measly 500 quid. We can see where his agenda is mate.
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Who are CCFC?
Cork
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You couldn’t rule anything out here lads
Drumcondra is Northside!!!
€130 a head for something like that doesn’t seem that out of whack.
Do the mob think that a commercial organisation like RTE (which has to be commercial because the funding model won’t sustain it otherwise) should not have events like this at all or what’s the main issue?
Shamrock Rovers… I thought all the RTE crew would be Bohs hipsters
What was that concert that was held in some park during covid where joe public was locked into a cage like a sheep “socailly distancing” feom others while rte and their VIPs were up front with picnic benches and free range?
Figures are a bit out of date there
This is very disappointing stuff. I haven’t seen anything really out of kilter yet.
Similar to dela really.
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To paraphrase the old golf saying of drive for show putt for dough for use in this context a public committee meeting is for show. If you really want to chase the money go private but I can’t see the politicians going for that. Unless they are going to tweet or send messages while the meeting is in progress.
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710 wouldn’t go far in forest avenue
Not the world I live in unfortunately but isn’t it commonplace for companies to organise gifts, freebies etc for clients? I’ve often seen lads here reference free meals in fancy restaurants or premium seats in Croke park etc, what’s the difference here?
It’s the silly season.
Why, it’s actually brilliant on a Fri evening?
It’s a state owned entity.
Is it really just RTÉ Gold and 2XM then? I know a few stations are available on the tv but I would never bother with radio on a telly.
An online-only radio station is, as @caulifloweredneanderthal alludes to, student radio stuff.
Some fellas seem to have genuine trouble grasping this