Dear Sir / Madam,
There is a lotto quiz on RTE (Radio Television Eireann)in Dublin,
Southern Ireland in which you guess if it is a 0 or an X, could you
tell me what the television telephone number is so that I may apply,
and the e-mail address of RTE. Thank you Jeremy M Newton.

Below you Hill find telephone numbers and email addresses for Radio
Television Eireann.


RTÉ Dublin 
Address RTÉ,
Donnybrook 
Dublin 4

Telephone (01) 2083111
 

RTÉ Commercial Enterprises Ltd, 
Telephone: 353-1-2083369 / 2082786. 
Tel: 353 1 208 3093
Fax: 353 1 208 3434 
Fax: 353-1-2083096

Email

General enquiries and comments: info@rte.ie

Entertainment Site: entertainmentonline@rte.ie

Complaints : complaints.review@rte.ie
News Site: newsonline@rte.ie
Sports Site: sportonline@rte.ie
OnBusiness Site: news@onbusiness.ie


TV  

TV Website Producer: tvweb@rte.ie
TV Scheduling: info@rte.ie
TV Advertising: heaveyo@rte.ie
TV Advertising: hannas@rte.ie



Radio  
RTÉ Lyric FM: lyric@rte.ie
RTÉ 2FM: 2fm@rte.ie
RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta: rnag@rte.ie
Audio Online: russelp@rte.ie
Radio Advertising: heaveyo@rte.ie
Radio Advertising: hannas@rte.ie
 

News Room  
Newsdesk: newsdesk@rte.ie


More Phone numbers
http://www.rte.ie/about/contact/nationwide.html

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I hope this helps!


Best Regards,
Bobbie7-ga

Thanks for your quick reply.

The X and O game that you are referring to is a part of one of the two
TV shows run in conjunction with the National Lottery; "Winning
Streak" and "Telly Bingo".  I think "Telly Bingo" is the one, but I'm
not sure about that yet.

For Winning Streak, the competitors are people who got 3 stars on
National Lottery scratch cards and posted off their cards to enter.

For Telly Bingo, the competitors are people who have bought Telly Bingo tickets.

Cards can be bought at newsagents, corners shops, supermarkets etc,
but if you are not in the Republic, I don't know if you would be able
to take part.

It's hard to find information about these two programmes on
"www.rte.ie" or "www.lotto.ie", but I didn't have time to do a
detailed search yet.

By the way, it's Radio Telefís Éireann.