Despite the scandal over payments to top RTÉ presenter Ryan Tubridy, the public remains divided over whether he should return to radio, reports Breaking News.
A recent Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll found that 38 per cent of those polled said they did not want the broadcaster to return to the program at some point in the future.
Compared to the July poll, that was a 9 percent drop, and a total of 47 percent of respondents said they didn’t want it back.
In a recent poll, 32 percent of people said they were unsure if they would return, and 17 percent said they wanted to return immediately.
Another 11 per cent said they want him back but within a year, and 2 per cent want Tubrida back but for more than a year.
Regarding licensing fees, 39 percent of people said they would like to pay their licensing fee on time and 31 percent said they would not, reports Breaking News.
In total, 18 percent said it didn’t matter because they hadn’t paid yet, and 12 percent were unsure if they would.
When it comes to the main issues people face today, 55 percent say housing is the top issue, followed by the cost of living.
Other issues include healthcare (20%), climate change (16%) and crime and drugs (13%), reports Breaking News.
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