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Radio in Irland<br />
„She’s no angel“- [fade out]<br />
That was Daniel Odonnell with „She’s no angel”. Well, its four minutes before ten<br />
o’clock. That’s Dublin’s Countrymix 106,8. We’re the station in Dublin that plays the<br />
music you love, with artists like Shania Twain, Willie Nelson, Garth Brooks, Christy<br />
Moore, Mary Black and lots more. I wish you a good morning and now it’s Eric Clapton<br />
with his song „Ride the River”.<br />
[fade in]„Ride the River“[fade out][Jingle] Ten o’clock – News/Traffi c+Travel/Weather<br />
News live from Dublin<br />
Sean Ashmore is going to tell you everything about the main traffi c, the general<br />
traffi c and of course the travel news [> switch to Sean]. Thank you, Sean. It’s nine<br />
minutes after ten. In a few minutes the holiday doctor will give you some tips and<br />
advice for your next holiday trip.<br />
[Jingle] Holiday Doctor<br />
A: Hello everybody! Welcome to Austria … I’m Joe Supple. You may know that Austria<br />
is a small country in the middle of Europe. But have you ever heard anything<br />
about the wild people in the Alps? Two of their wild girls are sitting next to me.<br />
Failte romhat go leir Ireland!<br />
B: Hello! And we already know what this Irish sentence means … haha<br />
A: Great! So, you are here to learn the Irish-language or to discover the rest of the<br />
world?<br />
C: Well, at school we had a project and we learned a lot about radio and we made<br />
our own radio transmission in a station.<br />
B: And to do all these things in a different country in a foreign language is a great<br />
experience, so we’re here to help in this station …<br />
A: So your only reason to be here is to work or are you going to do some sightseeing<br />
too?<br />
C: Of course …<br />
B: Friends of ours are in Cork; maybe<br />
we are going to visit them.<br />
C: <strong>The</strong>y’re also doing some kind of<br />
work experience there, also in a radio<br />
station.<br />
B: Nevertheless we want to go to<br />
Dublin.<br />
A: A beautiful city, with its parks and<br />
museums, the famous Trinity College<br />
– founded in 1592, thus the oldest university<br />
in Ireland.<br />
C: Including the Book of Kells?!<br />
A: Yes, one of the most beautiful illustrated<br />
manuscripts in the world, written around the year 800 AD.<br />
B: Don’t forget the Phoenix Park. I’ve read that it’s the largest enclosed urban park<br />
in Europe.<br />
A: You’re right and 1970 the pope held a speech there. Thousands of people were<br />
there. Unfortunately I wasn’t there, but I saw it on television. What do you watch in<br />
Austria?<br />
C: It depends if you have … how to say it … it is a big bowl on your head.<br />
B: You mean house … not head …<br />
A: Austrians wear a big white bowl on their heads to watch television?<br />
B: No, she wanted to say satellite dish on the top of the house.<br />
A: Very strange people … maybe because of the mountains … well, it’s a different<br />
culture. Did you know how Austrians watch television? It’s unbelievable …<br />
C: Okay, we'll show you a photo …<br />
A: Good. Next week we’re going to speak about Italy. I’m looking forward to talking<br />
to you again, but now I have to say goodbye. Slán!<br />
[Jingle] Holiday Doctor<br />
Bernadette Zimmermann<br />
Foto: Bernadette Zimmermann