Cormac Ó.Headhra: Last News

Sarah McInerney has just bagged herself one of the most coveted roles in broadcasting presenting Prime Time alongside Miriam O’Callaghan.

RTÉ Radio 1’s Drivetime alongside Cormac Ó hEadhra.Speaking as the national broadcaster’s autumn schedule was announced Sarah recounted being ‘mortified’ when she let slip, ‘Jaysus,’ while reporting on Golfgate on her final Today with Sarah McInerney show.‘I managed almost four months without a blip,’ she exclaimed describing the facepalm that followed when she saw the red on-air light was still lit, indicating that she hadn’t turned her mic off before letting out the word that summed up the nation’s mood at the time.The affable presenter was delighted with herself for not letting news of her new show slip enthusing, ‘It’s the best secret-keeping I’ve ever done! I really surprised myself.’‘It’s interesting,’ she replies when asked how she

RTÉ Radio 1’s schedule switch up which sees more women on air.Major moves include Sean O’Rourke’s old slot turning into Today with Claire Byrne while what was to be his new slot will now be Saturday with Katie Hannon, due to the fallout from his Oireachtas Golf Society dinner attendance.Many were keen to know where Sarah McInerney would end up and she’s ‘really excited’ to be getting behind the wheel of the Drivetime slot alongside Cormac Ó hEadhra , who had presented the weekend slot that Katie Hannon will now enjoy.Further movement sees Áine Lawlor and Mary Wilson join Morning Ireland while lunchtime news listeners can now look forward to RTÉ News at One with Bryan Dobson.The massive schedule refresh is the first of Peter Woods’

RTÉ Radio 1’s Drivetime alongside Cormac Ó hEadhra.Speaking as the national broadcaster’s autumn schedule was announced Sarah recounted being ‘mortified’ when she let slip, ‘Jaysus,’ while reporting on Golfgate on her final Today with Sarah McInerney show.‘I managed almost four months without a blip,’ she exclaimed describing the facepalm that followed when she saw the red on-air light was still lit, indicating that she hadn’t turned her mic off before letting out the word that summed up the nation’s mood at the time.The affable presenter was delighted with herself for not letting news of her new show slip enthusing, ‘It’s the best secret-keeping I’ve ever done! I really surprised myself.’‘It’s interesting,’ she replies when asked how she