RTE Factual Online
That’s a wrap on Culture Night with RTÉ. What a great night in the National Museum of Ireland.
In partnership Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Dublin City Council, @theartscouncil @nationalmuseumofIreland Culture Night
Culture...
Gallery: Culture Night with RTÉ 2019
Enjoy a gallery of images from RTÉ's Culture Night extravaganza from the National Museum at Collins Barracks, featuring the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and guests
rte.ie
Great night we’ll done to all
Live: Watch RTÉ's Culture Night Extravaganza for CUlture Night http://bit.ly/2OgEzvl via Culture on RTÉ | Dublin City Council Culture Night National Museum of Ireland RTÉ Player RTÉ Radio 1
Watch RTÉ's Culture Night Extravaganza
RTÉ marks Culture Night 2019 on September 20th in spectacular fashion, with a free open-air concert at National Museum of Ireland Collins Barracks in the company of the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, showcasing an array of top Irish musical talent...
rte.ie
Wrap up in Culture - Make sure come along to the free outdoor concert at National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks tonight from 7:30 for Culture Night.
No booking is required.
RTÉ Concert Orchestra, Aslan, Jafaris, Wallis Bird, Kilfenora...
Anyone know if you can bring fold up chairs or will seating be provided?
Couldn't make it....so gutted
Looking forward to it
Sounds like a fantastic night. Enjoy
Let’s go?
, not sure
Annemarie Raymond while we're out?
Maria Kearns Murphy
Sarah
Do speed checks really save lives? Via RTÉ Brainstorm https://bit.ly/2m4WTvf
Do speed checks really save lives?
Speed checks and speed cameras are said to be an effective means of reducing car crashes and road accidents, but does the evidence back this up?
rte.ie
I travel 7 days a week and never see them in the dangerous winding country roads. But I see them all the time on motor ways and duel carriage ways where there are no statistics of major crashes. Good surfaces roads with safe hard shoulders - speed vans ! as apposed to winding roads, full of potholes and hidden dips, over grown hedges country roads - nada ! And you say it’s not about money 🙄
Keeping within the speed limit you could pass 100 of them each day and you won't have to give them a euro..simple..
Creating great revenue
If you travel on a particular road on a regular basis you will know where the van is parked down to the last metre. You slow down and then speed up again.
No Revenue collectors ! They are same spots on roads so are known to all who regularly drive those areas, and I thought they were suppose to be at accident black spots but know of three points in my area that are not accident black spots .
The usual comments of money making and tax. It's simple keep within the speed limit and no money will be made.
Never seen one in a 50 limit, you know where there are vulnerable pedestrians.
Everyone slows down well below speed limit .. because sometimes people don't know what KM zone they're travelling in! .. This is even more dangerous .. & all cars coming the other direction flash to warn you .. so do they really catch anyone, or is this just a way to give people jobs?!?
No doubt whatsoever that they’re money spinners not life savers!! Otherwise they would be in all black spots but where they really are is open roads where they know people will pick up speed.
They’re certainly not causing any deaths anyway. The only people that seem to have a problem with them are the people that don’t adhere to the speed limits 🤔
People who drive 60km/h on a 100km/h speed limit are more likely to cause a crash as they hold up traffic and cause frustration....those people and cyclists staying 2 or 3 abreast....
They are not saving lives in a speed limit zone in the centre of a town where nobody has ever been injured or killed. MONEY SPINNERS.
There a ridiculous speed camera parking spot a mile outside the Village of Ballinacurra in Cork. Yet they do 80+ in a 50k zone with tankers and trucks too as the stupid van is out in the sticks despite being in the same camera zone. I raised it but they washed their hands of it. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
If they were in places where speeding occurs most... when drivers already know where they are... it is easy to be prepared.... if everyone followed the speed restrictions then there would be no need for them
No. Of no value. Revenue only.
They might if the lads weren't chillin by the overpass on the Stillorgan dual carriageway and instead caught the speed demons booting around areas like Stepaside, and Johnnie Fox's
No they just empty your pocket
No defo not . they only park on good straight stretches of roads where there is no history of bad accidents . its a money making racket. The guards need to be stopping speeding on small country roads where the majority of fatek accidents occur
No as they are not located in accident black spots. It's just a pure revenue driven exercise
They just revenue collect for ppl that don't know the roads
There should be more
€€€€€€€ that’s what they’re all about.
When cars pass the vans they speed up again.
One of them passed me just over a week ago and he was really travelling - who polices the police?????? And it was a narrow dangerous road too.....
No..only make money
Why fidgeting could be good for your child's health. https://bit.ly/2m3gYSF Via RTÉ Brainstorm
Why fidgeting could be good for your child's health
Research suggests that fidgeting could protect against obesity, improve cardiovascular health and even save lives
rte.ie
Brendan see!!!! I'm very normal!! I just want to be healthy!
Rebecca Power
Lisa Mulligan
Gill Higgs
Shane Brennan!!
Brian Farrell🤔
Shane Mc Donald
Julieann Bonner
Jackie Phillips
Sharon 🤣🤣
Eoin Franklin
James Mc Connon
Let the magic in. Galway is the European Capital of Culture 2020 and we're proud to support them. #Galway2020 https://galway2020.ie
I love Galway but that film’s too dark ....and wet !!!! ☔️
Yvonne Kirley
No welcome centers here...
Load More
Watch RTE Factual Online
RTE Factual is the educational TV channel of Ireland’s RTE Television Network. There’s no requirement to provide cable login credentials. Just click on the screen and you’ll get instant, easy access to RTE Factual online.