They need to be dissolved and a new thing be made up instead and do away with the tv lisence
Ard_Ri on
RTE is really the Department of Information, brought to you by the government of the day. If there is financial waste in other government departments why not this one too.
Alozov on
You’re all jealous of Lottie Ryan, Doireann Garrihy and Ryan Tubridy, three self made talented stars who have worked their way up from nothing!
paddyotool_v3 on
Probably why the had a bit of a clear out of their „celebrities“ over the past few months.
PoppedCork on
At this stage, few are likely surprised. After the 2023 revelations about hidden payments and extravagant spending, further discoveries of financial irregularities however small by comparison were widely expected.
For many observers, the new report reinforces the perception that RTÉ’s internal governance and oversight were weak for years, and that the broadcaster is still untangling the legacy of a poorly monitored financial culture.
DaiserKai on
I wonder what the „Toy Man“ will make of this
H_o on
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They need to be dissolved and a new thing be made up instead and do away with the tv lisence
RTE is really the Department of Information, brought to you by the government of the day. If there is financial waste in other government departments why not this one too.
You’re all jealous of Lottie Ryan, Doireann Garrihy and Ryan Tubridy, three self made talented stars who have worked their way up from nothing!
Probably why the had a bit of a clear out of their „celebrities“ over the past few months.
At this stage, few are likely surprised. After the 2023 revelations about hidden payments and extravagant spending, further discoveries of financial irregularities however small by comparison were widely expected.
For many observers, the new report reinforces the perception that RTÉ’s internal governance and oversight were weak for years, and that the broadcaster is still untangling the legacy of a poorly monitored financial culture.
I wonder what the „Toy Man“ will make of this
Don’t forget to pay your TV licence!