RTÉ have announced that Ryan Tubridy will be the host of the Late Late show from the autumn
RTÉ have announced that Ryan Tubridy will be the host of the Late Late show from the autumn
RTÉ Sport have announced their live GAA coverage for the forthcoming 2009 Championship.
17 May
Fermanagh v Down, 3.30pm
24 May
Derry v Monaghan, 2pm
Kildare v Offaly, 4pm
30 May
Offaly v Wexford, 7pm (Hurling)
31 May
Tyrone v Armagh, 2pm
Tipperary v Cork, 4pm (Hurling)
A new catch-up web TV service has been launched on RTÉ.ie.The RTÉ player gives Irish broadband users the opportunity to watch their favourite RTÉ television programmes for up to 21 days after broadcast. See it here
It was developed with a view to delivering a new and improved service to reflect audience needs and to offer viewers more choice in how they watch programmes. More than 200 hours of programmes from all categories of the RTÉ broadcast schedule are available to view.
News and sports fans can watch all RTÉ’s news and current affairs output and get free access to RTÉ’s top sports shows including The Sunday Game, Monday Night Soccer and OB Sport.
The player is a beta release – it is the first version released outside the organisation that developed the software, for the purpose of evaluation and testing.
via RTÉ News
RTÉ’s six new digital radio services went live today. The new stations include Ireland’s first dedicated childrens’ radio service, RTÉ Junior, and the speech-based RTÉ Choice. The other stations available are RTÉ Gold, RTÉ Pulse, RTÉ 2XM and RTÉ Chill. Listeners in the greater Dublin area, Cork and Limerick cities can hear the stations on DAB digital radio sets available from retailers in those areas. The services are also available online at www.rte.ie/digitalradio