RTE Radio 1

Dublin, Ireland

3.3

3 reviews

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+353 1 283 1726
Website:
www.rte.ie
Address:
Donnybrook, Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Dublin 4
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
360 ftDonnybrook Church
370 ftDonnybrook Bus Garage
450 ftChurch of our Sacred Heart
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Local time (Dublin) 02:58 Friday, 29 November 2024

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3 reviews of RTE Radio 1

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Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Best for radio current affairs in Ireland, I always listen to Pat Kenny in the morning, though he can be a bit of a d***, he usually has great guests and topics on his show. Couldn’t stand Tubridy, luckily he’s been flung over to 2fm where his inane drivel is more par for the course.
Place rating: 3
West Chester, PA
As honest and legit as Radio 1 has been in the past, I’ve lost a lot of respect (and interest) in the station for their ongoing support of Tubridy’s weak-​keened banter.
Though I do perk up for Vincent Wood’s excellent Arts Tonight show, it’s a bright flash in an otherwise darkening program list. Let the intellectuals have their playground, RTE, and leave the Tubber faff for 2FM.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
A lot of people will think «BOOOORING!!!» … ahem… with Radio 1.
Not me… i think there are some seriously high quality shows on Radio One which offer opinions on Politics, Nature, Current Affairs and then there are also a range of other music shows with everything from the odd bit of pop (though thats mainly reserved for 2FM) to Jazz and classical.
The great days were when John Kelly presented the Mystery Train… but a series of extremely bad decisions pushed him off his evening slot to a completely stupid time and he moved to Lyric FM instead. This was a huge loss since his show was considered one of the best in the country.