Church should have a voice on RTÉ council

RTÉ’s audience council aims to be open, “welcoming all contact, listening to all views and responding promptly and appropriately”.

Church should have a voice on RTÉ council
Sat, 21 Jun, 2003 - 01:00

We welcome this.

Of the council’s 22 members, 11 have been nominated by public bodies, including the Irish Council of Churches. We understand that the Catholic Church was not invited to nominate a member.

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