This week, as debates start about how the BBC starts to live more within its means, discussion returned to the subject of digital radio (DAB), and its potential to replace FM. Some years ago, people thought this would happen by 2010, and DAB would be the standard mechanism through which Britain would listen to the radio. It could even replace FM altogether.
Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
Thursday, 28 May 2015
The Long Road Back for Rome: where next for the Catholic church in the West?
When I think about Ireland, I cannot separate that from thoughts of the Catholic church, a church which, though far from perfect, I love dearly.
I don’t often find, in that most Catholic of countries, more in-depth theological knowledge than that of Catholics elsewhere, or even full agreement with everything the church says and teaches, but a Catholicism routed in everyday lives, with religious references peppering many a conversation.
It’s ingrained, deep in the Irish consciousness. Or is it?
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